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Japan Sends Another Diplo-

T matic Note to Russia ’

'Five Hundred Boers Take Oath of Allegiance-New York's Mayor making Theatres Safe- Stock Exchange Fire-

a noun raasxrrin ouruoox. 1

Lonnclv, Jan. 9-(Special)-It is under-‘

stood that Japan has sent a new note to Russia and the whole situation-is believed to.be more peaceful.

Bonne 'raxn rm: oarn.

Bomnav, Jan. 9 -iSDe¢ii\l) “F 1" hu"-

dred Beers have sailed for home, having yielded the General Dalarey"s advice and - taken the oath of allegiance.

'ro aux: 'rxtarniis sara.

Nlw Yonx, J au. 9-_(Speoi£\l-)-118101' McClellan held a conference with til! .ghutro owners today orderlnk that all Luoessary steps be taken for the safety of life in the theatres and music hall!-

Urooii nxolalsl namaonn. ‘ ` The new Stock Exchanrn WI! l°m°° what damaged by 310 1061!-

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REVOLUTION IN NEWFQUNDLQINIIQ Since the introduction into ew can an of the new Iuhaler Remedy, "0atarrho- .zone " the treatment of catarrhal diseases has liren entirely revolutionized. The old-time shui! and internal medicine has

en cast aside and everyone is inhaling

Ugtarrhoaoae; it clears the bend an throat in two minutes, and is very agree- able and pleasant to use. Oatarrhozolw iS a wonderful cure for Ooughs, Colds, Oat- arrh, Asthma, Broucblt s, Lunri Troubles and Deafness. It relieves -Q" °k|Y “Hd im;-eg permanently. We advise our read- ers to try Catarrhozone. Price $1.00. Ilidi size. 25;-. Druggistsi °’ P°1S0” 35 00-. Kingston, Ont.

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CHICAGO MARKETS- » -

Cincaoo, Jan. 9. - (Spaniel) - Jac. Wheat 865 May Wi\¢l¢'1 -°

“ Corn 47 “ Corn - “ Pork $12325 Fork - __________.___---

THE GLOW OF HEALTH

When the blood is rich and pure there is a healthful glow to the comD1BX|0“ which speaks of thc vigor and vii.allt.Y °f #the system. There is no more oertainwily for pale, weak people to attain the Ki0W of health than by t e persistent USB Of D1" Cha.se’s Nerve Food, the great l00d Hilfe which forms new rich, red blood and creates new nerve force.

Mniinito. _

On December 30, at Central Presbyter-

ian Church, I7 Street, New York, by Rev. llsrle Smith, Miss J osepblne Bertram,- danghter of Joseph Bertram, Summer- olde, to John S. Metnlg, New York.

Mlli}BllSlNS_

ill TANNE.

We have a good quality oil

tanngd Moccasins, [the

leather is good and thick,

they have bellows tongues,

well sewn and riveted. ,The

boys that are wearing them

they are a good moccasin.

Price-youths’ $z,oo, Boys’

$I.i5, Men’s $1.40 at

(lofi Bros

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,Ma ny Think Another Session

Will be First Held

Japan Buying Canadian Flour, Meats and Horses-Pacific

_ Steamer Founders with

Sixty Persons.

susaxou on nnncriox l

Orrawa, Jan. 9.-Gpesial.)-Great un-

certainty exists as to whether a session or the election will be first held. _

Many now incline to the view that the

session is likely and no election till fall.

.iarau lmrise aurrnins.

Vazvcouvsn, Jan. 9.-(Special.)-Ilsavy

orders for flour, canned meals and army biscuits have been received from Japan.

anso su uno caiuniuv Romans.

Lo Kamura and his stall’ of veterlnarias

have arrived here to buy horses for cav- alry and artillery purposes. `

srsiuarn Formulas wrrn sixrr.

Vioronxa, Jan, 9,-Special) -The ferry

steamer Clallam of the Alaska Steamship ‘C

o., plying between Victoria and Seattle

is adiilt and believed to have foundered with about sixty people aboard.

THE EDlTOR’S MAIL.

THE CRITIC CRITICISED.

SIR,-The criticism of referee Harry

Baker by thesnoriing editor of The Patriot Saturday night was to those who knew the game unfair and unjust, not to say dis- gustlng in its dictating. To abuse a ref- eree for delays is absurd; to, censure him for permitting rough play which existed only in 1-he ,mlgd.ol_ a parlour oroquet player--is childish. Legitimate checking is not “i-cughing." Past and present hook- ey experts, members of beth teams, and team sympathisers who really understand hockey, were unanimous in declaring that Mr. Baker was a tlrst-class official-the equal of any who has ofilclated here. He has played hockey too lon? not to know the game, and that he was impartial The Patriot admits. To criticise thus unjust- ly a competent odlnial satisfactory to both teams shows that a writer knows little of courtesy, much less of hockey. There is little wonder that the best men are reluctant in officiating at games.

The game started at 8.09 not at 8.15 as

The Patriot. critic states, and for this prompt start credit should- be given where it is due. The fact is the public appre- ciated the prompt calling of the game if “Navlllus" did- not. If he witnessed the game from a very Door vantage il°ih€. be alone is to blame. "Ns.villus" is a critic who is evldentlyfdeslrous of seeing his effuslons in print, but his newspaper reports are evidently in keeping with his knowledge of and ability in sport.

01.1) Rsrisnsir.

CAUSE OF SPLITTING IIEADACHES

Poisons accumulate in the blood and

spread every moment to all parts of the body. The rain hecom1>scon__yested, nerv- es irritate i, and the result is that awful headache.

Ferrozorie is natures own remedy for

headaches; it is a blood streisgtheiicr mad purller of uncommon merit, n lasting pot- ent tonic, and the greatest lnvigcrsut and health maker known. Headaches nev er bother people that take Larrozuns alter each meal. Buy ri box from your drunk lst for 50c. Hy mall from Po son 8.5 Co.- Klugston, Ont. »

Da. Hnulrroxfs Pii.i.s ovius Livln Cou-

1-rainr.

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Pocket and 0_iiice Diaries. new lioelis and

January- _ magazines.

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Atthe Meeting on Saturday Afternoon

The Report of the Committee Sub- mitted-Good Prospects for the Work Progressing in the Near Future.

The committee have to report they have

made arrangements will Mr. LeRoy Willis who will rent the hotel, furnish, personally manage and pay a rental equal to 8% of cost cfbuildlng and site for a term of ten years with the privilege of renewing lease at end of that time or of purchasing at any Lime. This should give shareholders at least 57, on their money leaviuig 3% to pay insurance and taxes. In this way every business man gets 52 directly and a very large per cont indirectly by having thc tourist trade.

\Ve have written to the various S. S.,

lines but as yet have not any positive promises except from our own S. N. Go. which has agreed to take $10.00() in stock and Alex McDonald, Dalvay to take $5000. This is all we have positively promised, soit rests with the citizens to come ini and make the hotel a success. There can be but one opinion about the absolute and urgent necessity of a new and up to date hotel. Other Province have their various mines timber, ate. Our mine is our tourist traffic and If we neglect to cultivate it we have no one to blame but ourselves.

Providence has blessed us with nn ideal

summer resort, it has left to ue to pro- vide eccoinmodatlon for Lho'se wishing to take advantage of it.

If we had hotel accommodation The

Plant Line would probably put on a. third

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,/desirous of remaining where they were

accommodation. We think these lines should oome forward and assist as they willraapgood harvests from it, but we cannot compel them, ao we must do the work ourselves. There is plenty of money ln this town bearing much less interest

than we ofl'er,to build several hotels.What we want is public spirit and let those who can take stock and the botei is assured.

Would it not pay any business man if

he did not feel able to take the mcnev out of his business to bonow it, as he would get the interest back as well as have the great advantage of the tourist trade. My own opinion is he would soon have the principal back, also, as Mr. Willis would aoon want to purchase. Our plan is to maire three payments, lst call when contract is let, the other two as the building goes on so that the third pay- ment would not have to be made for over a yearas the building would not be com- pleted before that time.

Horace Haszard made a plea for the

new hotel which undoubtedly would lead to a third steamer on the Plant Line. The time has arrived when the citizens must speak out. He was disappointed at not seeing many present who were finan- cially interested in the scheme. A list should be opened at once and then it would be seen what could be done.

L. L.Beer thought the time for action

had arrived and now if the citizens were

and not going hack action must be taken. Mr. Hansard- said it was necessary to

raise $40.000. He was willing to subscribe $100). '

The following other names subscribed.

Steam Nsvigaion Ce. per A. E.

Alex McDonald _worth Horses Haszard James Patou G. D. Longworth L. L. Beer B. Hsartz

D. Nicholson Prowse Bros*

Inga $10,000

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5,000 1,000 1,000 1,il)0 l,0lll 1,000 l,0L0 l,000

boat and other lines will increase theiri ze_ns this week.

P. S. Brown

James Warburton

The committee -will walt on other

500 500 citi-

IIN.

TonoN'ro, Jan. 6-The Canadian Club

dinner tonight was enllvened by some badinage between Hon. Messrs Tarte and Foster.

Mr. Tarte made a patriotic address on

Cana:la‘s Future, which he said, owing to her resources, was bound up with the em- plre.

To reach our destiny, Mr. Tarte com-

manded the adoption of Chamberlain`a policy. He quoted his experience as a minister of the crown to show the desire of the United States for annexation of Canada. We should not become lndc-1 pcnrlent,lest the United States would find some means of repeating the Panama. affair.

U SAME PLl§llillM ll

Ex-Minister ofPubIic Works Says if Canada Were Independ- ent United States Would Try the Panama Game on Us-Exliinister of Finance Says Mr. Tarte is

" a Stronger Man Than Ever.

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dian club among his compatriots in Mont- real. _ lion. Mr. Foster made a jocular refer-

ence to Mr. Taite‘s practice of travelling aboutihe country, and added he would have been better pleased if Mr. Tarie had travelled farther.

He then referred io Mr. Tarle's wan-

derlngs in the Conservative party, then in the Lihciai party, and bank again, though hc did not know bow far. \Vbat he did know was that Mr. Tarte was a stronger man than ever.

Mr. Taits, a French ex-minister, and

hc, an English ex-minister, had one pur- pose with many riiiniilcatlons, to build up a great country here under the liritii-iii

He announced he would form a Cana-

flag.

CITY COURT BUSINESS

OFIENCES.

. Iutarfering with Police. .. ..._ . . _ . .. _ Brsaoh of City Bye-Lsws-

Di-unkenness..........._...... ....... Nuisauoss..... Disorderly Drlvlng........ . Nonpayment Dog Tax . .. . _ _ Keeping Fierce Dog..... . ._

_ .

BroaohLoni’a DsyAot................... Keeping a Bawdy Rouse. . . . . . . . . . . Obtaining Goods under False Preteuces. . Malleioneialury to_Pronerty.... .... Dlstui-bIagBsiigious Worship..... . _ Va¢i‘aasy._.. ...... .1 Shooting with latent to Main..... . _ Ri-eakIngJall...._......... .

sn.;-»_...1.... ......,,. liaszard si moore

ouiiristiaeuwa, mo. si, moe.

Breach of Prohibition Act ..... ...... ._ gl 50

FOR YEARS 1903 -1902.

/*_--f'~-~--w _--__-_. *___ 1903 1002

Q 5 Conv otcd

Q, Dismissed

_Sent to S. Court

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"‘ E Conv cted

E Dismissed

Sent to S. Court

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W. F. MAOLEAN.

William Findlev Maclean was born in

the Township of Ancasler, Ont., August 10, ltiirly Mr. Maclean is ajournallst, and ls proprietor of the Toronto World. He married, in Juno, lli‘i5, Catharine Gwyn- ne,youuRest daughter of Richard Lewis, of Toronto. Ile was n member of the Sen- ate ofthe University of Toronto, for term 1881) and i802.

At the general election oi 1800 he ran for North Wentworth in the Ontario Leg- lslili-\ll'9. but was defeated, and was also defeated for his present seat in the Com- mons, at the general election in 1801. At a bye-election, held in May, 1802, be was first elected to the Commons and occgpled the seat render ed vacant by the death of the Hou. A. Mackenzie, and was reelect- ed in 1806.

FROM KINGSTON POST OFFICE.

.Iames McGuire letter-carrier, who was almost totally disabled by corns on the wise of his feet. has been ein-an by Par. nam`s Painless Corn and Wart Extractor; lt's the best.

DETROIT RIVER iS FROZEN.

Wiisoson, Ont,, January 5.-From Belle

Isle to Llmekilns' Crossing, 1; distance of 21 miles, the Detroit River is one solid mass of lee, and as a result the big car ferries are practically tied up. The situ- ation is regarded by the railways as one of the strorgeit arguments in favor of an international bridge at this point.

No Experiment.

We Rnd KzNnnici<~i L1.~:iur1N'r gives

stantly increasing.

L. S. BELYEA.

Gibson, N. R.

-cap Year

Tonight

WEBSTER & YEO,

Rink Managers-

exizelleat satisfaction, and cur sales con-'

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Toronto Lady Equips Domestic Science Department

Halifax Man Suicides- Borden's House Scorched-Fireman Kill- ed at Brownsville onthe C. P. Railway.

A ni1:_=i-riNui-:N1- sviriiiis.

HaI.ii-'a\', Jan. il-(Spccial,)-Thomas

Hare, aged 50, married, with two children, who was rlespoudeut over ill-health, suicideii to-day by hanging.

raizii. ii.\ii_\v.4\' Ai‘i'iuisN'r.

By an accident in the Canadian Pacifl

yard :it Brownvilie, S. A. Clergy o

Ilalifax, fireman, was killed. Two engines were damaged.

it. 1.. ii0iznaN`s llovsn naniarinn.

Pinehurst, the residence of R. L.

Borden, M. P., was visited by tire last evening and the house has been rendered unlnhabitable for same months.

nannsoiiiil uirr 'ro MouN'r ai.i.isoN.

Sacxvii.i_n, Jen. il-(Special) - Mrs.

Lillian Massey Treble, of Toronto, will

contribute the money necessary to fit out and thoroughly equip the new Domestic

Science department at Mr.. Allison.

JANUARY FASHIUNS

Butt erick Patterns.

January Deline-

ntor-

January Fashion

Books

January Magn-

zines.

Latest American

and English News- papers.

Newest Books.

just reccivcil cifiiies of

"Letters from a Son to his Self-Made Father” being the replies to "Letters of n Self-Made Mer- chant to his Son." cloth $1.25.

ciiiiifn it 1:o.,i1ii.

rs'raai.is1isn 1825.

England.

.isssrs $6.ooo,ooo_

T. EDGAR MACNUTT

Joan McLi\noai.iN, SPECI AL AGENT'

THE

BRITISH NAVY

WHICH LEADS ALL OTHERS

So do our Life and Accident policies. Apply for full particulars to

HYNDMAN ®. C0..

GENERAL AGENTS

Standard Life Assurance Company of Scotland.

asszrs $5o.ooo,oo.

Employers Liability Assurance Corp. Ltd.. of London,

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