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Lite, son "Lake, 1,000 Nova Scotis, 1. 000 Foster, 500 Cobalt 'Central. 900 Silver Leal , Debentures on .'Pordhto, fre ro aA etre 0 "A Phosphate Property To Frost: 8,000 Hamilton, Port Arthur, Kelowna, "Kamloops, Revelstoke, and u good fntefest, also and house in any part of the City of King- stom, a 820 acre improved farm in Baskatchewan: » : i List Your Buy and Sell Orders Now. . JANU. 'ORDERED CLOTHING 20% Discount, | Crawford &| 'THE TAIL { '| well lighted. THE BRETICH DALY WHIG, TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1010 PAGE FIVE." v » THE SPORT REVIEW five, one's hig : , ent. 'The four teams in this league are | | ' ; composed of good hockey "players, who, ' {have played for years, and besides THIN playing in this league, many are play- {ing in the O.H.A. These games arp all | fast, clean exkibilions of hockey" and should draw good attendances. \ A -- LOCAL HOCKEY GAMES EVENING. Royals vs. St. James and R.C.HAL vw. Royals Wiil be the Games--The | Cadets vHave 'a Practice--Other | News of Sport, } Cadets At Practice. The Cadets" had a fine practice at the covkred nk, on Monday evening, from nine to ten o'cdock. The soldiers had two full teams out and every man Showed up well. All the old team, with «one exeeption, wire out, and for the one vacant place there will be a host of applicarts. All last years players are playing as fast and in many cases faster hockey than before, and all the vew ones are showing ex- cellent form. Robertson, the local boy, looks fair for a place on either "Jim 'Sutherland's junior Fron. : tenacs came ogi with flying colors in Trenton,r on Monday night, winning out by 3 goals 10-5, after a hard fast game. The Kingston boys had it over their opponents from end to end, and were never in danger of defeat. This makes two wins for Frontenacs, and gives them a fine start, in the first} round. crowd should be pres-} NT ST. GEORGES ALL MISSIONARY ADDRESSES GIVEN | ON MONDAY NIGHT. I Established 1873 A OF CANADA -- ee 80 Branches Speakers for Still Greater Effort-- | Meeting was Very Largely Attend. ed--Fine Addresses Were Given. 4 ) . convenient and inexpensive. Drafts or Bills of Exchange. There was a very large attendance | at the migsionary meeting, held on Monday night, in St. Gegrge's hall, ! in. fact the aitendance was so large that extra chairs had to be brought | into service. Bishop Mills presided, | and the opening prayer was said Ly Dean Bidwell. . Bishop Mills was the first to address | the meeting, and be expressed his de | Transfer. Trenton's fine new rink was' opened i : i : : i * | sed unior. He ws playing better on Monday eversng, in honor of ithe senior Or Junio pl g : is vi than last, d, be- first game, and needless to say, was (hakey, hie died oR Ab paskad full ot gop. The vink, ae Pheight and weight, which will help a cording to the ingston players, is 2Not The 'following phayers were out : fine large one, and is exceptionally {Pow il. Parr, Holt McAvity, Smith EY . a ell, ' ' i. EO | v ad The crowd became ex 'Lewis, McLennan, Wright, Adams, vied ak the game progressed, cheering Carruthers Sutherland, Cosgrave, wildly for a both ee whenever Camphell, Robertson and Helmer. The player made a gt sowing ' soldiers will have another practice this "Fhe Frontenac players say the game n {were kept playing every minute, The was one of the fastest and cleanest week. they ever-plajed, in, and that they Curling Teams-For Belleville. team was different from the one that defeated Belleville, here, last week, i tario" curling series will be. played in i {Toronto Belleville » on Wednesday evening. Kingston will send four teams, two wnior - and two jurdor teams. The | The senior skips will be E. Lyons and | R. J. Hooper and the jumiot skips, T M_ Asselstine sad E. O. Sliter. | "Hill" Hazlet' replacing Hyland at cover-point, and Moran taking Grat- tan's place at centre, Leo Millan tak- ling Moran's place on the wing. Millan iplayed his first game with the Frop- {tenacs, on Monday, and he certainly {made a decided hit. In the first half, Frontenacs_ scored five goals, 'and ev lery one was scored by him, unaided. {He played stellar hockey from end to lend, and certainly a find. In the last half, Brouse got two goals and | Davidson got two, two of the above {four being on Millan's pass. The new man proved himseli the best | | ste w spurs i : {man on the team, and won his spurs | "+ Jack' WinchéSter, goal-keeper of ar shar Hime 1 Trenton ha the Fdmoatoan®téam, 18 a son of Judge { y ; rous y BE oa n { we only dangerous man Trenton Winghestet, Toronto. in a ello named Armstrong, Who is A Bollevillo despatch says James | {described as a wriwind. e aid all "Connolly, hockey player, of this city, [or one s scoring, and as he is so fat pope' Offered $26 a week to play rt Notes On Sport. | In the Leeds County league Westport | defeated Athens 13 to 6. { "Grindy"' Forrester, of Winnipeg, | as been secured by the Montreal | Shamrocks, ! The Toronto newspapers are not in sympathy with the Ontario Profession: | al Hockey League is scored 1 a no one can stay with him, 'he had to Giep Brantford. He is considering the do it all alone, . i offer. The Frontenaecs lined up as follows Percy Molson, of Montreal, was | Murchand, goal; BE. Davidson, point.' ected president of the Canadian rug Hazlett, cover; Brouse, rover; Moran, by football union at Montreal, and centre; A. Davidson, pght wing, Mil- Ww J SQice, of Toronto, vice-president lan, left wing. Some slight changes were 'made in the Lou Marsh, Toronto, made a satit playing rulé® factory referee. Jeliries was born in a small town Some of the Kingston players were named Carroll, 0O., on April 15th, {off color, Moran not playing as good 1875, and is the son of a prominent {a game as he can, and Brouse was a minister of that place. As to little off color in spots. The change in original nationality Jefi comes from the defence was an improvement. The the good old Scotch stock om his team will practieé on Wednesday night, father's side . dnd Patch on his moth- after the Frontenac-Aigo game, to _er's side. keep in trim for their game with Pi I'he Montreal rugby club has pever ton, in Picton,' on Friday night. finished the season with a surplus. Three years ago, when the team won the championship, the club lost ¥2.- 200% next year $1,800, and last year about $1,200, nd vet nothing was thought of it simply because the club has a mambership ef 2,5000_aetive mem- bets, who pay $16 a year fees ard 1, H) life members, a'l of whoin are entitled to take in the. rughy games on ther club ticket, his Argos Coming Down, Reginald Crawford, secretary of the Frontenac Hockey Club, received 'na telegram from W. M. Taylor, of the | Argonaut Club, on Monday | evening, that his club agreed to the tering offered by the Frontenacs and would play heres on Wednesday (to morrow) night. The game; "while only an exhibition one, will bé a good thing for both teams, and will show Grey Hair Restored. the locals what to. expect from the | The proper way to restore gray hair west this season. lis not to dye it, but to restore heal At the presenf moment Frontenacs {thy activity to the scalp and hair ere a little handicapped, especially on | bulbs natural color then returns. This the defence, but should be able to put | will result from the use of Dr. Daw- a good team on the ice. The practice {son's Hair. Restorer: In bottles, 50c., on Monday evening was well attended, [at J. B. McLeod's Drug Storé, corneg and the rail birds were greatly Preased | King and Brock streets (Wade's old | to see "Jack" Powell out in uniform. |stand); and corner Princess and Mont- "Senator" cannot stay out\ of the game, and his many friendsg who have | B.A. Hotel Arrivals. been afraid he would not play, are | jG. Montgomery' Montreal: now quite contented. George Vanhorn | Fritz Jeffers. Belleville: ¥. W. Robin- is mow the 'only one of last year's 'gon, Brockville; E. McCaffery, Ottawa; team to yet make hi. appearance. \W. PI'. Petites, Montreal R. G. Wright, The, following players were out on l(. (. Horne, Toronto; Svh.* Pine, Monday night s<( rawford, McCartney. 'George Barragar, J. B. Dutton, Belle- Lemmon, Richardson, Grattan, Nick "giilee A. "F.- Lane, * Otta®a; - George olson, Saunders, Powell, Lindsay and Jackron, Toronto; T BB Williams, Ot {George McKay. The team will likel 'towa) William Rogers, Montreal be picked from these players. George O'Brien, Toronto; J. L. Bu freid, Montreal. : Granites to Work Out. The Granite hockey team will prac | tice at the Palace rink, at seven | poy E. Darling, wife and baby, o'clock this evening, and 'all players, lif, on Tuesday.-for their home, in =OMOor and junior, are requested to ke Freeland Mich after a very pl asant out. Manager Godwin has signed Ken {visit with friends in Almonte and noth - Oygrend, who played sc mmage ig chury. While here, Rev. Mr Darling for Queena senior football team this {occupied pulpits at Woodburn Math past year, 10 play on Aranites odist church and Almonte and Sun fence Overend is § food man gwd bury. Many of his old friends a will strengthen the team considerably. Fw Cabivn church were pleased to hem Have Gone Home. w. de | Three Local Teams. ' : Three of the. four ténms that wi! {play at Royal rink to-night, will line up as follows : Wormwiths--<Smith, goal: Wille point; Singleton, cover; Stanton, rov- er: Murray, céntre; Duffy, right wing: | M-Cuaig, left wing i Rovals--Kennedy, 'goak Cherny. i, point; Lemmon, cover. B. "Ainslee, roy- f° Muckler, centre; MI Ainclee, right | wing; Charles, left wing. i | Rt. James--DNoherty, goal, Sargent, | point, Singleton, cover; Atkinson, cen- | rez Rich rover, Davidson, right] win, Merchant, left wing. i py , {him again FREE PILE . CURE wu & ne, GF -- : Pyramid Pile, Cure. YMLGA. Junior Hockey League. i ¢ A mecting of the executive of - -the | What it Has Done for Others, it Can Y.M.C.A, junior hockey league was| do For You. hid on Mody aft FC waaaes We have testimonials by thé hin by fd Thompson, "the ludians, Av dreds showing all stages, kinds and R A Nolles= St. Mary's, by J. Rielly; degrees of piles which have been cured Wolves, by Hugh Toland. The | bY. Pyramid Pile. Cure, Lab » was adopted © Ii you could read these unsoligifed b. at Indians. letters you would nu doubt go to the Jan. 15-St. Marys at Wolves, nearest drug store and buy a box of fon GH Indians at St. Mary's. ~~ | Pyramid ¥ils Cure at once, price filty Jan. 2-H M.C.A. at Wolves. jeents. ' : . Jan. 20 Wolves at St. Maiv's. i We do not ask vou to do this. Send Jan 29-Y M.C.A. at Wolves. us vour name and address and we will Feb, 12=Indlans at S¢ Mary's. send vou a sample by mail free. Feb. 5-Y.M.C.A. at diane, We know what the trial package Fob, 5-8t. Mary's at Wolves. will do. In many cages it has. cur Fob. 12--Y.M.C.A. at Wolves. pi 'without further treatment. If it Feb. 19--Wolves at Indians. ves. ita value to yéu order more Feb. 19--5t. Mary's at Y.M. CA! from your druggist. at Me. a. box. The games will all be played on This 4s | i it not * Simply 6ll out Saturdny morning, the first game from | free coupon, below and mail to-day. nine to tem, and the seoomd from ten | FREE PACKAGE COUPON. to eleven. ; : Two Games To-night. The Kingston Amateur Hockey League wail - this evening, at Royal rink, at eight o'clock. | The first game will be between Royals and St James', and the second game, at nine greloch between Rovald and the RO: - Teagae with a' | game will be cut out 158 TEvramio - ¥ Hd hy 4 , Mich. A sample of | Pyramid Cure: will Re sent at once mail, FREE on pias wrapper. Tame om a : - | | ganization. | would be kept up, and that there! The first games fn the Eastern On- { his work in Alrica, antl Rev. fe athe pl gave {last vy ! before. Sent to Demonstrate the Merits "of | | 'Wine of Cod Liver Oil. tight at having Bishop Farthing and | Mrs. Farthing vresent. He referred to) the work of the Laymen's Missionary | Movement, pointing out: that the" or | had accomplished" very much for the work of missions. Al} though as much had nut been aut (Collexted complished as had heen hoped { greater things werp expected. 'At the! 'The police and the market clerk are organization meeting, the members | on the look-out for a market butcher, were very enthdsinstic, and he express: | whe if the story told $hout him ed the hope that this enthusiasm ye, is one of "the meanest men in the world. 1t is stated that on Sa- | turday, a citizen, who boards on Al- , . ; ha fred street, purchased a& quarter of most interesting address, referring 10 | beef from him, paying him $6.80 for R. H.lj and telling him to deliver it to Haslam, who has been ' laboring info boarding liouse. .The man took Indis, alse-spoke One point emphasi-! po beef there, so it is claimed, but it zed by Rev. Mr. Haslam, was that Ih ijlesed that when he arrived at the Sin was Jo b state of Jnteat, im house with it, he informed the board- 8 (3 x yy >» p i +) PWS . » EFS ae y Som i ' \. ing house istress who had bought papers, there w i JUS ihe beef, that the understanding was lion people there who, were pot edu: | i - i Aree that he was to collect the money for cated, and who were quite willing to it. He said that the bill amounted be governed, as lon. as they were we 2 aden bh ? vor rad He 4 Lo . thal pr sre well $6.30, but that he would ask for 8 mor inte : Ch! 86.50 and call everything' square. The at home take moré interest in the mis : 3 sionary work abroad i woman paid over the money, and was Bishop Farthing pointed very much surprised, when ber board i i b : ér arrived upon the scene, to find that jast vear, the Anglicans he Yad alrecdy paid the butd § per capita, for the missionary cause, | he ay Re pak . oh het or] than any other charch. St. George's ek ! ; . PO Tg ' ry Aes ot £1,400 for missions, vier were Sime. ately not ae » ut ; ar. He urged that still greater the matter, and ever since Vey have effort be put forth. Some men he said T° endeavoring to locate the man. might do with one cigar less per day, | Up to the present, he has not been located, but a warm time is. in store and that the ladies could help by not : paving such a high price for their for iim, if he does not make things right hats, and giving a little more for mis- He had heard of women paving as high as $250\for a hat, This was wicked, no matter whether the person was 'rich or not. i AT THE GRAND. + Corner Princess LOOKING FOR MEAN MAN. w-- » Twice for * Quarter Beef tor, Sold on Market. is would Be still greater work, FJ. W. Crawford gave a that | mare out gave sions JOLLY CROWD OF SKATERS. | Large Turn-out at Palace Rink Last | Night, The rink had na . of skaters, last night To-night "Uncle Tom's Cabin" Will present, thoroughly enjoyet them . be Seen. selves. The weather' was. soniewhat fhe survival of "Uncle Tom's Cabin"? MPPY,! but Jack Frost was responsible is sBmething to marvel over, but it is for 'this. Skating on the open air an assured fact. The elaborate reno | healthy. sport, gnd is becoming vation of the old play by Manager popular this season. I'he Palace rink Washburn, of the Stetson company, in is being well patronized, and Stans a new pictorial dress with up-to-date bury Bros, are giving the best methods plentifully displayed through. they can for the money, are being con out its half dozen acts, judging irom gratulated on all sides I'he band was the box office receipts, wherever thik in attendance last night. The rink has company plays, furnishes ample proof a Jarge skating area, is well lighted, that "Unele Tom's Cabin" oti] and the best of accommodation is giv potent. Special scenery . for every en for the putting on of skates. scene depicted, enlarged choriises ol | nuine negroes from the cotton belt, | . gi. up-to-date specialties, two Let the blood become impure oi male and female quartettes, a band impoverished and the nerves, which of sooth pickaninnies, improved light draw their nutriment from the blood, effects and mechanical illusions will be ®'¢ apt to reply with pain. Rheu- seen in the Stetson production of this matism, neuralgia, locomotor ataxia famous play. The presenting com and other : painiv afiections arise pany in some instances is a doubly Tom y pure HOOT ebility . and one and contains the names of numer: bani ar weakness has the sam ous footlight favorites. he Stetson cause. The certain remedy is lron company comes to the Grand - t {1 onic Pills (Laxative). b a - might 3 ©! They are a great nerve strengthen: er and blood maker In boxes, 26¢ S lat J. B. McLeod's drug store, corner "The Blug Mouse." | King and Brock streets (Wade's old No vote for popularity honors was stand) and corner Princess and Mon necessary to * place' "The Blue Mouse" | tresl streets. an the top of the list as the most en: Money back if not satisfactory. 3 Palace a jolly crowd and the many is very who is Impure Blood. 'grossing farce of the present age Is just happened over night, the plage was the Lyric theatre, New York, Next morning all Manhattan was in good humor and the laugh wave soon spread to other cities. Jn account of the enormous success which sll to the lot of the New York company, the original caste was not sent on tour, and the Shuberts, who control the rights (0 "The Blue Mouse," are fa voripg "this city by sending here on Thursday, January 15th, at the Grand the =~ Lyric theatre including Mabel Barrison as Paulette Divine {the Blue Mouse), Henry Conor President lewellyn, Jameson Finney, Zelda Sears, and the farceurs, aided in bringing piece into popular favor | Held 'An "At Home." On Monday evening the mombers « (the Kuights of Columbus held a mom enjoyable "At Home" their «lull rooms, on King street There was a very large attendance of the members and their friends and it was indeed a jolly gathering that was held in the cory Pooms of the club There cards and dancing, and a good time for everyone, This is second of a series of such afiairs held by the club During the dainty refreshments served al WA general the caste, evening wore v ag -- mann Milk Waggon Again Suffers, The aw ny Loe | other | the game team of hotses that with a milk waggon a fow 'ago, scattering the helk all over the Clyde Fitch is responsible for the road, did the same trick on Monday, farce, which is an adaptation from the [this time succeeding in hregking the Gegman, and the Messrs. Shubert have milk waggon very badly. The team staged the production in a manner, ran from away down Bagot street, which is said to be a distinct depar 1 ' ture from the farces that have who days gone over, tearing the top of it, nd doing other damage. Fortunately the driver able to get away without being injured. A trade of horses' would be a good investment SE -- | National Drug ('n. goods .the finest and mast reliable of family medicin® was 'Tempest and Snnshine." A story that reaches the heart brings hack memories of other that we all like to remember the sucressful dramatization Mary iJ. Holmes' popular novel, * Tem: | are sold at Best's. pest ahd © Sunshine," to be seen . at The warrant officers, siafl sergeants ty Grand on Saturday, Jan. 15th, and sergeants' of the RC HA, will matinee sand 'night, hold another of their popular smokers Nig Rm m-- at the mess rooms, this evening A : fee In The Harbor. fine musical Programme has been | ar Men mre at present cutting ice near ranged. : and days Such of is 9 : Savings Bank Department at Every Branch. KINGSTON BR H. E. RICHARDSON, Ragot spilled all the milk, turned the sleigh | Se Appeal Was Put For by TRANSMITTING MONEY For sums up to $50 our Bank Money Orders are For larger amounts we issue Money sent at once to any banking point in the world by Telegraphic or Cable 86 NCH nager ; & ts. - : BOI DRINKING WATER 1S THE MEDICAL OFFICER'S-AD- VICE, : Fourteen Cases of Typhoid RK sported This Month--Water Boiling a Pres caution--Healtli Officer Searching "Boll your drinking water til fue ther nolice," is the advice of Dr. A, R. B. Williamson, medical health offi- cer, who has inserted notices in the newspapers to-day, calling upon the residents to use a little care during probably the next fortnight, . -- Fourteen cases of typhoid fever have been reported to the heaith officer ut ing the past ten days. Dr Williamson has spent a Jot ol time looking for the cause of the outbreak, but has been unable to staté definitely what it iv. He has looked carefully into the milk supply, and found no contamina tion there. A number of the typhoid patients are -milk-abstainers, and there's hardly a case where two of the houses, which have the disease, take milk from the same dairy. It therefore, thought that the trouble bas not originated from the milk. Ihe water supply comes next in searching for a cause. Ddaens of sam- ples of water have been examined dur ing the past week, the water heing taken from different parts ol the city, and daily from the pump house 1 he bactiological examinations of these samples, the health officer, who it an sistant to the bacteriologist oi Queen's University, ' reports as showing no fection.» The water appears as drinking water signs of 1nfe to be usually is. The only explanation that the health officer ean give for the typhoid that little ywwer three weeks ago there was a big torm, which chuined the water of the harbor to sach an extent that some infected sewage might have been washed out around the mouth of the intake pipe. It takes generally about three weeks for typhoid to develop, and it looks as though the storm of December has to do with the cases that have developed. Now is the time for more cases to develop if there are o be any more from that cause. H the maximum of casés has been reach ol, there'll be no eause for alarm, but he health officer thinks it better ake precautions for a while, that drinking water as good has developed i« that a 10 and a0 advises boiled, 3 Dr. Williamson intends also to © ask the" City Council to have a test of the waterworks intake. pipe, made for he purpese of finding out if it is ight. Some vears ago when there was i severe. outhreak of Ayphoid ind several deaths Becurred, it was ound that there was a leak in the otake pipe, which was finall repaired nd the disease was stamped out. The itizens would like to know the oon fition of the infake pipe, and an ox amination of it should now . he made, The' typhoid caves are scattered all ver the city to the furthest limits sant and west. No particular section is infected. Most of the cases are of a very light Only two or three are at all fover, { nature severe The Garrison Quaddiiile Club, of the RCHA., held a drille party, in its rooms, on Monday A large number of guests were present awd all had a fine time Excellent music was furnished by the RC.HA orchestra Dainty refresh ments were served . at | mithsight, and shortly after the affair was brought to a close by singing the national them ! Smart Weed and Belladonna, com bined with the other ingredients nsed lin the best porous plashers, make' Car {tors 8. W. & B. Backache Plasters the best in the markat. Price 25 Phe condition of Rov. ¥ AX. Cassidy showed improvement in the general hospital, goday, and it is expected he will be around in afew days Miss Clara Lee, Lavant Station, ve turhed to the ety. today, to resume {her studies at Queen's, after spending ! her holidays with her 'parents. very successful qua evening An Anglin's slip, for a local wholesale | sme warehouse, and the men say that the | je is from twelve to fourteen inches BACKACHE SIMPLY VAN thick. The harbor master has had the je at the foot of Clarence street and | that at the Montreal Transportation company's slip marked" off. The tra velling to and from Wolfe Island good * vA is -- --t i Changes in Ontario Diocese. Rev. J Hilliard Smith, of Sharbo: I ake migsion, having temporary charge" of Portsmouth, for a change, has en appointed to the best rural parish in the diocess--Loeds Rear | vacant through the removal 'to Wing- | ham of Rev, BE. H. Croly. Rev. 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