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THURSDAY, JAN. I, 190::.
LOOK PM HACK 11Attie.
A glance backward over the events
of 1901 rove,!!e the fact that
death Mur loft many gape In the
raukd of ull clamed of the people.
The necrology of the year includes
the names of many great men and
women whose placer It will be hard
to f.II. Fortunately (yr us all, hu
Wall or weminn Is altogether indite
peneable, hence thinge worry along
ad olio after another is remuvted
from the eeenn of earthly activity.
011 laves and Hamer give place to
1-a, and history assign.. with niore
or less justice their respective
places In the eettu►•tt.oh of their
fellows. No matter how good or
great any individual may be, he
drops Into the void, and If m seed
at all, It Is tett. for it brief space;
another tills leis place, mud there Is
no pause In the progress of eveute.
A else humorist hill' said that if a
luau wants to know how little he
will be missed, he should • go 'lawn
to the edge of the water :and stick
• his finger Into It, and withdraw 1t,
and see how long the hole nt:tde will
remain unfilled. That Is n graph e
way of enforcing the lesoon that
DO man should get the Idea that
Ile 11 necessary to the running of
the world.
Rut the world lost In 1901 eopw
great men and women whose mono*
will long remelt' in its lilitory.
Flret among them w:,e 'thiat noble
woman Queen Victoria, whole long
and beneficent reap' was a bleep.
Ing to the British people and to
civlilzat on at Targe. She diet full
of years and honors, beloved by it
loyal people, and respected weer -
ever queenly dignity and womanly
lame malty of the great will the
New Year upon which we oro enter-
ing take with It luta thin uuknow•1?
That la lini,puy hidden from our
knowledge. Tu -day is ours; It it 1111
that we are cure of ; It le enough.
1f we (1) our full duty at the ntolae•ti t•
groat or email. rich or poor, we need
It tvo Ito thought of the morrow -no
fear of the future. "Duty" le the
watchword we must learn. 1f we live
up to It we nuty welocmte each New
Year am a new opportunity to uplift
teasel red by debug that which shall
make tour felloww better and happier.
And Urea that d1 that era not fail-
ures, lit, everehort or long In years
they may be.
10 AN\F:1 t:ItP:AT 111111%11N.
William T. stead °AMlinees. In the
Jewelry Cosmopolitan a new scheme
fru whish ho holds Cecil Rhode.., An-
drew Carnegie. and Sir hirer Malin)
jointly r.eponsiblo with btmself. It
4a nothing loon than nnucxatlo' of
the flatted Kingdom and the rest of
the British Empire to the United
States. Ifo describes the average
Englishman as uverwheiteed with ,u
d&guatlon agaltlst Ooorgo III. for pr„-
voking the American Cblonles to ro-
b •I and sett up for themselves. "Even
when they recognise with Lord noise •ry thee if the nutty of the roes had
net been destroyed, the ccutre.Wcuid
have shifted from the bank+ of the
Thainee to those of the I'ut, laa0, this
in no way diminishes the bitterness
of their lamentations." For. 1Uho•lee
is quoted an.. 'caving that he never
thinks of it witttottt a bitter feel-
ing of regret. "Jasa think what
might have been If that man had but
hail more sense. 1f tie, En;plish-
Mp.onking rneo had not been rent in
t wo by tits pig-hyaded folly, war
would ere thio+ have orvased from
mit the worht. No cannon would
Lava boen fir • In either hemisphere
bit by penal- Lon of the English rase.
:hast no that permission' woedd not
have ba'en given, there would have
b..'.i uo wars war. To think of ft, to
realise Al tat the world keit by We
tutus.. are ('Iterated. Her caned I 14.411y y ..e.eagea tee mate on. ..o..1 "
hlrtury is assured.
Wllllam Mchinlay. President of
the Dotted Stater, fell•by the hanel
of an a/Isaeein. The crime wad pe-
culiarly atrocious and cowardly, and
called forth the dole tatiun of the
civilized woril, T1:41 l'resldeut was
a good 00.l lovable. man. win, had by
his conduct in offlen won the re-
spect of even his party opponents.
!tent dignity to tow International
dealirtga of his country, and dos*
)tnucla_10 .prntuutn Lha aperlt n/ -lie on!, however large and populous ani
wider brotherhood of wsi*kiad: Mcs: woalehy tont outuay Ill itt Nruw
-to be.
Mr. Carnegie 1. crwliteel 'by Mr.
Stead watt thinking that the Cntte.l
Kingdom of treat Britain and Ire-
I:ertd would cut up very comfortable
into right States, each of which
woo • a a
'cork or -Pennsylvania, and be Woks
furwarl to "the time when tier rub-
ye•ete of this proud munar•by will
Apply fortate great and giortous per-
enieelun •uf being adwlttcd citizens of
',Amerman iteimbttee alonnr•h.,-s,
urrtucraclen, estaWsheJ churches,
ngvl tither like re,tcr uT burb.irosw,
eurvivalr from u period of past chi -
lit i111)11, w .11,appear ; and the
whole Liigllalt-epe,king mesh!, organ-
ized ufou a republican basis, wilt
nominate the planet."
Naturally nue feels curtains to know
how thin wonderful reconstruction
a to• be brought about: Englishmen
:trio credited wTlh' a fair share of nn•
tlunel pride, and Mr, Stead admits
dint "at the present !Moment the.
(mmeatse majority orf the 'English,
popl.' in England would recoil from
Btu euggeat,un with horror, and oho
wan tit the etre.t would probate), de
!ounce me tut a traaur for even tug
grts.Lag swell a thing. ' lilts re•leme oe
oe work through the culuutes. "A
o:rttt.h eulogist, whether Australian
e',tnadinu or Smite African, woui.
'eel much more at home and lino !t
much easier to take part lu tine work
.tw'r%An p mnchen'•ry thou
lie would If he were truueplante..
.0 England and were taking part
at party struggle In the House oil
Giem o,ta.'' Ile also th.'ko that the
feet•ipro.Ity policy bequeathed by I're-
ldeeat Meliinl.•y to 1'resident Itoote••
welt and tho nation will tempt the
tlrllirh colonioo, and "If one chlony
.after another Lee to change the U,Uon
Jack for the Starts trod Stripes, Is it
not the flr..t duty of one who washes
to ser his country retain her Iwo"
bin In the foremovt ranks of the
great powers of the world, to throw
',etch/Intern lost one of Its roost re -Ion her lot with thorn wlto are work
Mott Fl mrmtiere in the porton of air.
C+++++++++++
I CURRENT COMMENT
•iiiiitiiiiittttfiiiiiiiii
New York le bulle!ittt a ustnkey
hose to cors $61,1I1.). And thousand'.
of caldron In Now York lack funic,
fuel turd clothnef.
There are at proselit about 450
cease of uns al...a In Outarto. F'ortun-
Moly Hamilton bar so far escaped
the plague. 11 ysould be pretty had
to have Welt the rtuallput and the
Spectatur in a muuielpal campaign
at (110 tames
111gglea Bays Marconi has stolen
his lits and he will Beek to luvall-
date tits patents oa the wireless
..) stria. 11lggins may have known all
ittr,ut tie natter nearly 20 year..
tmg M he evert, but he took too
long a .goose before utilising the
Ise.
The Boston broker who has or-
gnulted a society to promote .the
marriage of Harvard students to
wealthy actresses evidently thinks
that everything bed Its conipensa-
11o1r, , Hitherto It has been gi•n-
eruily supposed that the gullelesr
ooneige student hes been the patr-
t:cular mark for. the Otago adven-
turess.
Mayor al.evuley, of Vancoiver, liar
dl.eovcrcd that a Mayor IN belt it
wall factor In the conducting of
pebbly affales, and that whit. 11.+
wears the title any one of the alder-
men can do ad much as he can ht
:ht way of eCeuringtp.uel government
a11.1 economy. But Mayor Tutvuley
.dioul.l hear lu mind nititt to uu tne•re
uhdtrm:tu le it given to say • toy
eounc;l," and •'m,, ►e,lityv "
Henry ('lets gives the opponents
of freer trade Li the LiuitvJ State.:
.t few liIt,t* 1n hie latest titian, i:al let
ter. He suyii the time.harcue when
....r. Igo perctioo. r. roust be 'rouget.
( the (1.5. manufacturer i. to ,roe,
IP -r. "Fort-ig, markets wii.t` es-
airet4,tp to 1411 Iu4letH 14141-1•84443,
an DAe the ann.eenaiiry' rest rival
wit law exist are .3)polfle l -it a,;
aly the b
y rutty ',wept away eat
Il.tl.e' lir no cereuN/ay later ua.'
Mr. (eoll itt(xlei n* iy be lying
titrate' nights- bemoaning the m ght=
hare -beeps, but we take permbsaI,.t
to .luabt 1f Ito has m:toy imttttuus:,
on either side o1 the Atlantic. If the
C. logistic load not found an excuse to
volt In 177:,, they would Etre seen
Inlay excuses since that-orhrtealor 11
is contrary to nature fur the tull to
w•:ig the dog, anal nuns of (leered. 1be•
Third's suwwess„rr wuutd have cared
for the rule of st.'oon.l fiddle to n cul -
suffered for no fault of has own; be
was the victim of mere hind hatred
of all government. Hu countrymen
will ae.o that big memory 11108.
Chang, war gathered totals fathers.
Ho was lu many aunties °tuft of the
great onor of tlie earth. and wielded
a 'wonderful influence 1.11 ceuti-
try. That ho WACA_ 111001e1 taf. good -
Soma it wouk1 be unwise to contend
-at least taddisir ear irtandard----
but he flied a very large place la
the onosagemeet of affairs China,
hla Influence was perhaps ou the
whole for progress. Lilo place will
hr. a. hard ono to flii. and It will bo
who 'emceed hint aro ais favorably
• hapolool to her.
rammed from the scene. A. Luau uf but,
little importance from a irerronnt
pant ot view, he helot a poomtion of
vamt aiono•nt to Great Britain. As
long nip he was eritain'm friend her
WI stern poreressione were compara-
tively safe from Iturstan aggression.
And ho proved to lie fairly loyal to
her. He kept the tribe.' over setae!'
ho ruled In subjection largely by his
personal strength of character ; his
Methods were despotic, sometimes
cruel, and their only exemie was th. Ir
soucceer. He took cotre te provide for
a succession that will tee friendly to
itrittilia anti the country Underwent
tbe strain of the change of rulers
ettliteit an
In our own country we, ',rive hot
Many prominent men. The lint, tod
long to dweil upon, but we may
enumerate a few. The Senate lost
nar Fronk Smith, G. Mel.: indite).*
Almoot, l'aquet, Rom, Villeneuve. and
Clarke Wallace, West York, end J.,
W. Bell, Addington. and the Ontnrio
Robert Ferguson. Hon. A. 13. Hardy,
who hail so long been so prominent
a figure In Provincial affnirr, and
will prefer Independence to ale
losses. Among the name* wlfch occur
sorption by the United tenter'? There
to us of g000 men taken from Gel
441..stame. -..111-North America for two.
leepreme CORP2 ?Of George wttymn oir three separate nation& if little
jnow. 1..rofter, ..ttv.rn There are mane linage. alma
anti la B. Dsier. jilfth, 'Vetted ['nettle foem rind me,
turd
r.ei.1, 1i
ethic con
Wolet bey not t
11110 areWU 1 to .111
m•rah,r • 1110 hu
TI -.74 - tp
etraggk' In v.1
111 believe that
.•,Ipp:n.rt_-tau: it
envy t>irlg mai
lit -ir I r''tection,
dmarytm meme'[te wit it i
woody combo/ the Idea o
rol of the i i*r Offiet. Lord
first creature
tate terms to his
iq probabiy nut boo
n
to get a free people
they exist merely to
y, Instead of the
n.crely for
nit no their ser -
A nips aCnov Mr.
*leant. ro natrised tn one of hi,
lettere' that Pritsbytertaii yeung
asen_litel more ambition than other
Canadian., and that. Was lie' reasen
tito•a abau-da.r-19 -arta the
ago Lt. watt mentioned et a letting
in ono of the Hamilton church that
Ova "Jeweler! crops of tette in ni-
trate'. would bo Kure to given Pr by•
terian tinge to tile population. w
tba con.os returns show 61323 Pr
byteriems, 49 909 Methatiets. 41
S74 Ephreopa liana 8 ;AA) to nut n
a Liberal! point of view that hi very
entisfactory. for Toryiein dove not
thrive where Preebyterions, Metlio
:lists and Itaplete form the tritalwity
of the population.
Mr, 8trauion, of the Mine Owners'
Eldon. erecatell wait ortyaig: "I
/once never seen a strike that could
net have *telly been Averted bad
reprementativer of the two sidao
had a conference before the strike
woo declared." P.rliape that is a
little too strong; there have heen
strikee after conferences between
prementatIves of the mulles; but
there le a great deal of truth in
it after otta The fault has not al-
ways' been on one nide; •lften one
lade lute beeh as much. to blame ne
the other. The record showe,tow-
ever, that when employers and men
111hposed to he reasonable
needed is fairer smolt on both
slam and a dieposalon to take the
for the re onlen of the hnglasti..
opeaking niece?'
Does it nut occur to Mr -Stead, anil
to the men -with whom he bac been In
Other reitable Canadian's whom,
deaths we recall are Dr. Dawson,
Bishop Moreau, Archbishop Lewis, Dr.
ecatkiling, (Irani Harder Hung...Herd,
of the /demonic fraternity. Vle•tr-
Oetiorol Laurent, W. E. Metsitcy, N.
F. Devon and A. Boultbee.
Other great neinits from the out.
Mae world are 'Heine 1 the Emprens
Doweirer 01, Germany ; feigner Cris-
pl. the Italian atatenatan ; Prince
.1. It. DkYksen, Premier of Queens -
Martin Water!. l'retorlue, firnt
Mama of the Dutch Afrienn Relearns;
Ignatius; Donnelly, oif "eryo'ogratn"
fame , Verdi, the fameer Italian com-
nottlyers, Dr. Tanner, the 1rieh
Prince Henry of Orleans, D'03Iey
(Mete, Cherie/1 Sideman. the Eng -
Ugh composer.
th, Ile gOtertmo•nto that are .11x
different and, no Utey believe, it better
11,) item. The hien that everything is
Net right In the etritee le, wo
tra awore, prevalent (rem Maine too
0.11Ifornia hut 11 dime not prom un-
talevationtei north of the hikes. An for
the United /Rate, market, we Ceti -
whams have been taught to get
along without 11, and Mr. Stead en-
tirely overeellnintee Infinewee In
while In the mere tlietruit 11rDish
innellaw than here.
dowtee to live on friendly term
walla the United litatne tend with tli
reet of the world, hut Memoirs. :Sterol.
i'ireeltle, Rhodes and Mallen arf
w•iwttne ilithiabta lime in painting
111P ,11 n mIseoneeption of the will
mente prevnll (treat DPI
t.n her entombs,. Britons will
gn r.1 In the ebtaitiou or eetentirm
.0 nsonerehy end nriatocraey,
w II preoperve their Independence as
nntl anti tbetr golf respect as ri
nttnln that we Phan get rid of
0 wolibionstonieli some people who
iernien commercial intrusion no In-
anstriceisly worked by the l'rotec-
-11117- fif taw IfttratTltat
that Co;intri to-tiajoi:--riee-ent Terme-
-of ix 135.1.311- IniAle1 -Mina
inItItnted an Inquiry coming the
popes as to how many of them got a
dinner at home, nntl what wait the
bill of fere. They foond that. from
25 tit 30 per cent. lind not had the
pleasure of a warm dinner for Nome
months, or anything more than, a
sliCe of dry bread. It was (nether
fount] that of those who were for -
60 per cent. hoiri bo with
onl.N pot t oft en.) linseed oll, without
meet. tetimage or bacon. In the in-
lestrial 4110tricta of Germany there
.4 greet distreco ; thoananda nen out
of work, not starvation confronte
them. The trixes are excetesivuly
b;rtlensome, nrel the growing mili-
tarists nnil protectionlem bat rola to
the prewoore on the people. No ',rol-
ler firemen economist(/' eXiWettil alarm.
(trent Britain tote trent:ilea of her
ovrn. bolt they do'not Arles from the
fooll*h effort to Sat her pecipici Into
Heart Chevalier, hlw.elf an taper
with the cue, write', thus of Litt
Kang of England and Ids love fur
Wltilyd-i:
Although Klug Edward V11. 1* tau
lodger tum euthuelrartic billiard play
ter of twenty years ago. he still re -
tisane tuuch of hie old skill, and thb
fact that he had reeoutly given the
royal warrant to u well known firm
Iof b.hlard titbits ma.uu(aeturerit lends
euwe support to the rumor that lie
to returning to Ms old love.
it is more thou burly year.. shoe
John ltobeete: see., the father of
the present billiard' champion, and
at dict time the wort ekhl.ul handl:r
0>1 at cosg:lit Fnglawt, luuud an apt
pupil l.) tho youtlLui Yrinoe of \Vales.
Mr, ltoberts ureal to may that no amts.
tour of tett y.ars and pracilee load a
better eye or is mare rceutnle aPpre-
ehation of bit,., game than the Truce,
and tie (ousel on more than nue tr•ea-
slun taut It was not rete to allow
his royal pupil a start of 5U in 11)0.
During lis early manhood there
were r fowtin e .. h
1 Y r ion it ret who could
cowjebo 011 even terms with 111..
/loyal iligioness, and in fast his only
really formidable 11001 was Charl,w
Hill, the young lawyer who war
known to fame in later years as
lite recorder of Loudon.
\Viteu Ute Preece built his new
Lome at 6audrlaghaw the billiard
r0.,63 Wtav all obit -et of special care
atoll Interest to him, and was, in
fact, built according to his own de-
AA spaccud and uWuently cosy
room, eumutunicatIng 'directly wean
the dating room, it hall nlway.. btea
:a favorLo after dinner resort of the
k le tend Lai tamely, where huudr•ols
of tnj.y,ibir .•vcuiug.+ have been
.Vela. Phe natal is !unite bright on
tho doll.et dayit by bsaut.1ul wldte
paaoling and .In rich relief against
the white background le a ernes of 1
exquleltcly painted sporting pie•
•ar,.' . to .. , 1 L .e.,.t of
favorite torsed are immortalized. o
_ tong two .lira of the r.'om are''
richly upholstered s settees,
while cosy ,
(
olanier uu.I small tables complete the'
luralitlre of one. -t f the most tuzbrloe.lr
bila•.rl-..moat•. In the kingdom. The .
oath' Itself is a mtgndic.'nt Piece or
vorkm insole!, of dark mahogany,
'tit beautfully Carve.(, ruler Milt
�.. lu a care a g.iboe wall +
le lie (;,'.ugleesnto clic of the late;t thPrinace t
-Irrt Victor, n ; resent from a friend ' t
h1 un.iergrn ousts days, and a pa.
M ni»morinl lib aha b;appy day.. In t
ich' Ilio. Ill -fatal prince used to
d le nice met hie tether, brother, or
ire! ii. Iti�-Itiriti11T11f awather -
cie' le the ktng'r awn cue, a beauti-
ful epcimen of Cnnndtan workman-
ship• nn.: a .memorial of his visit to
the D,om! lien.
It was In this room, nithuugh not
on the Mme table, that the King'
initiate". ids children Into the my►
sown as the
e..ull hold t► cue, and uenl to mar
the \Vert land Coliseum hurt Idgbt,
leading limurge Tracey, of Kiudcr-
ho ok, N. J., by .6 nide& Tracey tieing
11 Witte ,"he.el of Ueorge aurewuc,
of Philadelphia.
The mated .91 not go 100 hours, nu
scheduled, but war finished at 11 p.m.,
97 hours utter it begat'.
The dual score: Bossy Shelton,: 61
miles; George 1 raoey, 335 utiles;
tiut,rge Noretuno, 3_4 wiles ; lleorge
Cartwright, 't_O canoe; Frank fleet,
:I13 Marr ; Tully Lonslsln, 1110 niter;
Pat C'evanaugh, 275 miles]; 1'eter
Hegel= in, 257 miles ; Kid Wert, 232
miles; licorice ltlob:t•rdroa, 231. mato;
Gum tinerrero, 2)(1 miler; Ed. Flem-
ing, 2IX) caller.
THE RING.
.Iefrles and ekes key.
New York, Jam. (t. -Yalu dtlall.' of
the al:ato.t b_twioa Jeffries told eller
key have twee f.ualIy duterLula e,t
upon. The won agree to fight for
1121.2 per cont. of lite grove recelpt..,
Um wiener to tuku 7., and the loser
2.i per ctutt. The fight will tike
place 011 the euwo date, between
March '2Stli ales April 5th, le be
devriard upuu later. The seete ui
batty w.i, b, the M0:lkattlae' Yuviilua.
Situ Frauok:i•o, under CJae auspie•er of
the 'Yosemite Attiletic•Cluu 01 that
et.y. Ch.imploa Jeffrk'e. attark'•y and
the Yorettai.e Club lunsaagemenl have
agreed to poet $:;,iO0 ,orfs!t eaelI
with !tarry Corbett as final stake-
holder. The p rhne'Ipals will gu auto
!active trahthtg out olue.,
'l'rrey tart. 1.. Work.
New York, Jan. 6.-T hay Tem
Met; -were will begin activ• (ruining
for 1111 fight with Leave Sullivan at
lee cotutge at Htmpnt.ad, Lug I
hued. Hu had just reach...! liruokly
rued announcer that lac will toot ea
Wer arty addlitatual ('eg,ig. lneut
until (after, the tight (:(forge thio
hoes been eugugett t. mus spuria
partner.
n
a
n
Nerdy fur' Fitz.
New York, Jun. 6.-Chnmplon Jl
itionr
lay eight from blbl leoggo.
'elf 1 ttz ohnmottr las the slgib
Isidro to
fight e" k
m said a Jeffries, '
n
. b
itch got a match In dOULLto-quick tin
1 uneleretand he has -♦leen talking
"bout beteg offered inducements b
me to mike a match. 1 `tluu't kno
what he means lir a hat he want
The only inducement 1 w•ili offer 1t
this: I will fight hint for the to
Ire purse -winner (tit take all -
hey may, noxi if that is u..t cavi
'Flit .sake a side bet of from
Lb $50,000 that I beat him."
g
the game for thein In the Intervale of
inetructlim. 111,- m ait promising tot. lis
AVerP Prince tleorge and his Muter,
the Priucess Mama now Princess
(hit -lea of Denmara In fact, these
tee; m ode sueli rapid progreso. that
their father's supremecy at
emotes Louise and Victoria were al-
ways IAA. expert pupils. nal received
sk• illful brother and sister.
HOCKEY
Hockey lit 111.4411stiand
Ilageratille. Jan, 6.-A Haldlmand
Dainty Hockey League wee formed
meatier 11+44 yeevartlay at Calm
Anemia the I'ugitl►1
3I !halt; - the Aare tt Iteary-
weiaht, is in the h0epti I nt trochi-
sci suffering from I g trouble. •
111 Philadelphia t ey thunk Jack
Bennett dill out tr very hard Ill b..
bout with Ferns rkiay night.
Denny Marra the Itu:fai-o welter-
weight, hare ed dead in La Junta,
where .. went fur his bealtit
(loge week. :tow.
A desp( telt from Albany, N. t'., say
he Leets anti -boxing taw'Mtry-be
cued 'more refit than ever. Tb•e•re
i' bout of Sharkey an.i 1lizslm
mime before the Busbies. den's (lul
bar *tweed up tics opponent* of ni-
ne encounters, especl illy those cum
Ing from the rural disttiict&
tith
('err %% or Over.
linclnnatt, Jun. U. -The Wieder.'
turf war as over, as etery race truck
111 this rectwu will be under the con-
trol 01 the Werteru Jockey club ut-
ter today. This was decided upon
acro utter a conference between
Messrs. farmer and 11enelrfe, who
control the rilghlaud Park track, ut
in'trt'lt ; the tuft Erle, commie. alto'
Luuglw Turk, LOUIS, and 11. 1.
o ne tubers, oho ooatrels the 111n.iror
tract:
1'..1mcr and Ben•lrie had a long
(emelt:olio with prank Fowler, ul
hq Newport track, and hula ban of
Ilett intentions. •1!.' war 0chit.!.
ratt. Deloratea were present fools
• uga. Tho officere elected Are
ate;Secretary-Treatourer. Ge Dimly,
}beget -wale. A merles Id games lum
been arranged as follown:
liagersville In Jarvis'. Jan. 10th.
Jarvis in Ghtleduonla, Jan. 1701.
(Nouse In /arena Caledonia in Ill&fg-
erectile, Jana 24th.
Jarvie In Cayuga, Hagereville 111
Caledonia, Jan. 3184.•
Jarvis In Hagereville, Caledonia lin
Cayuga, Feb. 701.
Cayuga In Caledrania, Feb. 14th. 11
Beeville, Feb. 2 let.
lIagermilte 1.1 Cia.yliga, Feb. 25th. t,
Boston, Mass., Jan. 6, -0 -The Ma-
lley race at the Park &Mere Gar. lc
deli wound up to -night in free it
fight, with Leander, anti llotigolts A
for the principals, and the entire m
4,000 mite:Moire as seconds. The 13
fight marted over an aileged foul m
of McLean, Who was thrOwn agftilltit
(bliont7Itz mei keocked off hie Wheel. 0
sixth. With tiott4;01ti jultIt ahead of A
wait utiniee to lend better than A
McFarland, who had been picked 1.
for tho winner, cleared the bonen M
-acepsa:laterp With .,
Leender attend, Freetnen third and 1,
King (earth.
A general protest has been filed 1
nli tne losers against the an -
110111K 0.1 result, and It le ntmy le ie
prove ri bail Mete for all concerned. :4.
The trouble at the finial" wan the "
nostt It
Hoy Utter isavitag, It claimed tiy
McFarland, Freeman and tiougolts.
broken an nrrangement entered into A
The stentling of the men at the 14
close Was no follows:
1111es. Lap*. 1E
lovinder and Rutz 1,198 5
tiongeltz and Maar 1,193 5 Pr
McLean rirel flatlet 1,193 5
Ftelier and (lovelier 1,198 8 10
Keegan and Krebs ... 1,193 0 1
roirTitikitt.huille:,:',1,,
'lying Tostisielti, Hidden,
oyal Flush,
Eanpo um,
II Gold,
New Orleatte--Sevoy 8.5, Sir Florian
5, Marto Belle 1.1-1, Atard 0-1, Pied -
Kan Fritnettero-Plesol 6-1, Finch
1, Thod letic 12-1. Water Scratch
0, ronittellator 7-1. !Milroy 6-1.
Jot -key Alarte was met (Sown at
,:tyrowileentoe lest week for pai1lag Lady
whim Lyn. to ride for the coining
ATHLETICS
Wirodsor )tai's Beath.
tVtttdeor, Oat., Jan. 4. -Clifford
Smith, a well kaw,wn Windsor athlete,
died early Gild usindug at his home
on Crawford avenue, from inflamma-
tory rheutuatlew. Ile war u member
of \tlnoteor Northam team when the
game flourished here a fow years
eg1 e.
CRICKET. •
Anrlrsllaa• Won !locoed.
Lotwton. Jan. 4. -Tho 01(0,0000 Pa-
pers printed tpectal etlltluoe able
morning, giving the resat ti the
record test cricket match between
the Australian and English team' In
Australia. Aurtrala tai the two In-
ning* moored 112 and 353 against)
England's 61 and 175.
DOCTOR 100 YEARS OLD.
Kamm* 1'byelclau Is 14,11I in Atli. 0
Prectire.
Coffeyville, Kan., Jan. 6. -Dr. John
P. Wood, of this city. Celebrated his
one hundredth birthday anniversary
to.dpy. Ile has practiced miell-
Mae for seventy-eight years, and 1a
still practicing. At a breakfast
given by Mrs. Minnie F. Blouson. he
war given a $40 purse. ]Ire. Stueeen
Invited Ur. Wood to the hreakfnJt fif-
teen y'eare ago, having reinerked
Jocularly to halm on hie eighty-fifth
birthday If bre Ilvt,d to be 100 she
wo'd.l give a breakfast for him. Dr.
hood was born In Dublin, Ireland. and
calve to Amer% when eight year,
olio. He Merrell 1the !Mexican war
and also took par in the early bor-
der troubles at par
since, Kan.
+lt�it..olGdL
THE MARKETS
?P7t'g7Y'il"'71r
1 omni, N .purr✓ J101•4“11.
Jan. 6.-11 •ceiptr of grain
!street market on • Sate
limit, only 90J bee Witt belt
Prices were ab mt ata
oat., which, being roa
a bushel higher.
Wheat woe et
tilt• roiling a*
brothel : 300 of pose at 07c,
pal' l**aInd. 10:1 itu:bil. of spring
t ` 2c, w' a to
a r
1•
1
R e r
r
1^ a rt a(1v � Moduli.tell-
tag�,r 7
00
dt- to 411 1-31-.. Icer boatel.
Oat: were Etch -•r, 10) Wail i eell-
1ng 7e. leo laic ell.
v Was barber, 20 tondo selling
$11 a $11,!...-alpar teal for tlm
�_ -
ool-
nTnFiY T+> 1'r1 a T1nr0r - -
II raw --It eclpte were WI.
t'ltlekens there a Witt- fir
+fry at-41--t.l, 70t--nese-p+te--,1.'t 1i'..
and 35 to 6oL\ 1, :. pnit 1 1 dressed
he.ottn't o.ate..
Foilatsing are"tirthe! .dyslngrkrtI ne;,i-
Ilene at Iatit..ada la centres" to -1, y .
Vteh. al .y.
N w York ....,. ,.. --- 87 7-4
chtcago ...... ... .....�, 70 8't 1-1
Nil :i-4 1.19 7-8
11.an'.tt. t, I h' rtlr' r.1.1.
n ?T 1-4 4-)--12
) 1-2
Dalutlt, No: 1 her' ... IW 1-1 ---
t's,..,,...• 1, t t ..ti. !`spew..
Vet tI . a:Ledo . • Val'1r.
Carle lie 1 71... ::-i.. el 8::1.522
•: iiT1T' :,, i • t 7 '•9 11 6i.41i7
t' atthe Ill 1 . • . 11113E1 7,: 77.777
Cattl:' in l- e + 1 J1 6,9 9.117
_'tittle In 1".'-. . !+ testi.: 7, ei_:1
.`lido in 1 e•.e i,.:, 1 9.54te-), 16
-:±rc
Bicep In 1 7t ..''12n -1b .. a 174:.
1lr eo In is -es- ...H' e 7 -4- 14 .2.1e341
a tiro
y wrrtr
receive t.
, except far
, were it mot
,200 bnrlteiI of
O tet 81)1-_e- ewer•
•Mteep in 18O5 751 .1.621,7047
atteep la l',00 -.459 914 1,891,012
Butter. 1I1 4114 V &Nee
la95 3 0-0"5/4 097 176
P490 94.1'60.107 0,372.212
1000 185.984,430 19.956,284
tn.fihun IN 113
114 le 40
3 31 to 3 13
Bli ti bet 4030 p11141111
.10 eir0101411.11
do cow.
a., bulls
no forearm 14 04 to -3
do light 2 lb lo 3 on
10•111M. Per CWS 3 13 to a
Itragistlre•Va en Trade.
111661Deoll at Quebec, Ilke the 'pre-
ceding week. hall treeli ottain;.whott
Interfered with, especially whole -
at the metson.
been rather tpriet *Lice the turnof
the Year.- ThoOtteiday biettilese was
Toronto wholesnle tirelert have
Pk; 161110 lb II thElr roul..•N Wtlh
g001114 coloinite itently for hetet
01111 tile uvills.oppear ta be ow
they that they are not /liana it
Trude at 1144001WD 11111 week as
eepeeeeptael
eiratively Retie* for thle period of
the year. Math travellers or( the
road preparlaa; for the sluing trade,
twit Is never a buny Heil of the
yene, lot the' 011:111/ It for tho miming
very good. and It Is expected
revital next week when the tree-
ellere get to work again. Cencrider-
ed for the sprlag and the proopects
are that trade will he heavy In
geode for the eotnIna renew' the
neve sae weeke. Values keep fairly
flrut for staple goode.
'Victoria and pther roast rale* wee
'pito a surprise to many lit the re -
telt bedtime,. There appeared to Ist
Stallida nen or ready motley for
Chris (Mae purchriseti.
Neil !firmly of a holiday character
the levet two weeks, Is now momre
stint quint,
been retie r quiet. Jobber* nr0 get.
111114 reedy for the eprlug trade.
At Ottawa trn.ln Is In n 'nand
Jan. 6. -The 113110011
hIcyele riicleg'neesion opened here
finturilny night at the Keened IMICI
ment Armory. The principel even
wait edteesiesilto ascast-paetel toe
Detroit Free Proms: The talk about
running meeting at Orono! Point
lit probably amount to nothing
Tarvene won hy ten yards' hi 24 min -
etre A 3-5 secoticie.
Pthelto• Wen (Mt. Ar
st. Lowe& Mo., Jen. 6 -Herr, Rhea
1..n, the New York entered ponatrla n, en
woo tka_Mtap-you-pleitiro snatch at Me
nold la this bent hose* doWn there.
if.ng dbrinno• appears to le
tong snit
lied hostility ere/di:Ion here lin ve
tenure*, the retell vied I leAltalAION Uri sm.
VAILlitte t IN 1301.
1 hey Wer. 11,0031 111 %umber, In.
viol viva 3118,O$9,87a 1a Deicer,
New York, Jan. 1.-Reporte to fa
U. Dun * Co. slam that falterer for
the year 1901 were 11,00a lu nun,
beer, mud $118,012,&74 Lt omnia! of
IlaI,1 I los, while. of baukiug and other
fiduciary institutions, thirty were 71
testa% owlets, Involving $18,018,774,
total of 11,076 de(aultr, and $L31,.
111,150 lhabllltlea
In many way&, the prosperous' con_
dltlous In the United States were
sheared across the border, for cow.
inertial failures In the Doolittle* of
Canada were fewer 1a number and
smeller le amount of Ilabl.ltler than
1n five of the preceding seven years.
As to banklny Insulveuoles, the etnte.
went
we. even mors favorable, no
one of the earlier years meking es
good au exhibit. A11 commercial ala_
faults nnmberwl 1,841, with llah111•
!fee of $10,811,671, which eolntnares
with 1,355 In 1600, owing C1,613,-
2118.
2'(18. !n wanufacturlug there were
389 fttthire.., fur $3,595,095, ngrahlst
808 in the prevtona year, WIt11 Ila-
bllttlea of $3;201,605. Trading failures
numbered 1.021, with a total indebt-
edness of $6.845.321. 001494106 frith
1010 in the previous year. f.r
$7,25240.
Ire-wsralag a Hoaadary l.lae.
Albany, }a1. Y., Jan. 6.-A eonlerew-e
was hold today between Mr. W. F
King. of O.tawif, chief astronomer of
the C'angdian Department of the 1.1;
trri4r, and Bunte Engineer ant Sur-
veyor Rued relative to the re -wants.
11slint'0t of tho b..untiary line Is .
tween New York /Skate and the p
n1nlvn of Canada. The 8'ate ant the
bk.m;alon will each pry one-half of
the expense of the week.
The Signal
s testi/mugs
£VLRY TNL'ItPItAY btlt0NIN0
�T D. it.(,I1.1.1COTDT.
Terms ed aet..rrlp(lea,
Ons month, in advau......... .....
1 Lr.. nwt)!.. ••
to is .solle.
O..s yet,
•dverIIM,g saw,
1..Bal lie Willer...e
eal *dr to ..•r
o. hlea. 1
Geer,r.
KA. el
fK Melt.; .: st
1 u
0
1.4
/Nadel** nods Vida gots sod wader. 111 re,
11n.. ammo III
Heuer ell le ef boa. Resee, )004100..-
atil or osns10417. h..
prnmot• (ADO
meet and evaese+ •
towel solos. to tree em• toent v0t
Noir". tor aloodsore____71:_,: 711111"414.04,t"tet. '2::
la• old ••tt am now odittet. oho
VMWISslere• 1/4•44...
J. Is le Timid Of Gnsel10. ha*
pointed two.' Trostand Arent fee
,t ef Oodwielt. (*Lorne.
TriiienemA
*men wired te remote, •ItboortpUrrae
•11 epos neleaMen• moot 1.0 st. ad
D. WAD LI
ifelepbeo• Coll It
TWAT WILLIWO otos,.
1111101.
&se pram
•
SSA Arai Mete • weber., 1
Telophonif N0. *.
Dr. Mom, of Kos I ad AAA
41111C1A1 Wells eo•selled ea obi e•
•on.14,0 of Imo osIse31
'm Meer. se Mae tom Idatho.1
ken, 01114•0: 4 ';1. 11‘14111:446 Ail Si. Arussro
aroma tleasrl (7.1,
door Aicto.l.
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see
Moos, to
le
Ids
weft
(J. Will AG. CINfT111401
rennsnlauters of WI.
ts no*
etuttore, Ont.
LOANS ANS 12111WritAliflft
ell peke Jell elleeees
.c.PAls
TO
ekeeeetles t rade. Ill Is es •
fineness ...seemed 1.00 him (*tree 0 ill
fyi
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• rtenoru6's._11.100•0..1,.....fte• *sent tbrjrcumodatt•TIO•40..ili
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