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YEAR. NO. \74. KINGSTON, ' ONTARIO, SATURDAY, JULY 326, A 1902, HIG. LAST EDITION. ees > TER z BT. J. REID AL ing Undertaker, PRINCESS 8°, "PHONE $77. u < RE oe Hercules Wove Wire Bed, 5; Wn your operly. We start you ab the or "build Jour: grapery Nou will have the real ou A. CAYS, rept. J 3} King St ¢ City Meal Hstate, WHONES ¥, July S0th, 12 O'clock Noon, | / Hs Premises. 3 i SALE ON A B Bui Re liding NAVE stores, TO LET. STREET, tn A 9. HOOMS. phly to C, FOR AGENTS, th, in ofayon, pass ory! Cox, 469 LOCAL MEMORANDA. The Daily Note Book ¥or Whig Readers to Post Themselves By. Brewer's Mills picoie, August 19th The sun vises Sumlsy ot 443 am, smi ste ot 729 pm. Mapngement committee fair waste 4 p.m. Monday, Lant night of the Coontown company's per forthnnos at Lake Ontario. park this evening. The latest levesy in: The omly way to truly own & cot is onch a sed way. I is io fave biol buried in your tmck yard. Who puis back into place a fallen bar, or Binks a rock out of & travelled rosd, Hig, tt are moviag toward the central ster, name is whispered in the pode' abode. H you work for a man, in heaven's nsme work for Bim! IH be pays wages that sup ply you bred sod butter, speak well of him wand by him ond stand by the institetion be represenis~Scottinh Americas. This day in the workl's bistory--South Af rican war cost gre Britain $300 000,000 to dats, 1900; Gem Macdonald defeats Hoors at Nowpport, 1900; Ticonderoga stormed, 1759; cartbavaks shakes Naples, 1808; Louishinry captured by Neitish, 1758. Spain sues 'for pence, 1898. . CROWN DERBY DECORATION WE OFFER YOU VERY HANDSOME DINNER SETS COMPLETE. Our regular price was $20. We have a few sets we ame clearing at $12.50. ROBERTSON BROS CAKE ONTARIO ) PAK) | WEEK MC 200k, ON atinees Hviey MERRY or Bveniag & Priday Atte... | MAKERS [at 3:30. Mammie Wilson, Emma Zeph, Blanche Rice. 3 BARTELLI BROS, 3 Singing, Dancing, Comedy, Acrobats. BASEBALL Thursday, July 3ist, GOUVHNEUR vs. PONIES, asvocisiion Friendlies BENEFIT n 'Women aad Children JULY 29th-30th Thursday MATINES Opera, Yandevitle, Dance, Spectacular 400 IN CAST 400 PRICES vamyras ios so, Box officeop:n Pam Tureday. WOMEN CAN'T BUN HOTELS. Their "Cheese-Paring Economy' « Spoils All London, July 26.--Discussion of sil: ly season topics has develo a ouri- ous indictment of woman's capacity in a field where it is expected that she would be successful. Tt is akserted that she cannot keep a hotel. Several complain that in England, at all ev. ents a hotel m by a woman is invarigbly uninhabitable. is ex- planation is given by one writer: "It is absurd, shart sighted, cheese: paring edonomy which is one of the defects of woman's quality. T have just come from linch in a ing hotel which is managed by a woman. Al though the markets ate ghitted with fresh Soietables, ws. presexved pears with our cutlets. That explains it. A woman will spare ro personal trouble' or thought, or effort to make her guests comfortable, but she can never resist the temptation to save a hali-penny by buying inferior revi sions. For the sake of a halipenay sie will a dinner that costs a gu ver 1 find a woman manag or in charge of & hotel I kaow 1 yet snowy linen, excellent overfudv = at- tention, but cheap meat and poor but- ter, doubtful ecps, vile tea, fantating cofive, inferior mineral water. snd «x POWER WITHOUT WIRES Nikola Tesla Has Been Thinking Hard. AND FOR LAST THREE YEARS » HE OUTLINES HIS LATEST IN- VENTION. For Moving Ships and Railroad Trains--An Extension of the Plan to Send Wireless Tele- graph Messages -- Building Necessary Works. New York, July 26--After working for more than three years on the transmission of electrical evergy with- out wires Nikola Tesla announces that be has completed an invention by which it will be possible not only to send wireless messages for thous ands of miles without wires, but that he will be engbled to send ocean liners to Europe and have railroads cdrry passengers 100 miles an hour by frawing their power from the air. Mr, Tesla has completed o large power house at Wardenclyffe, on Long Island, © and is building ot throughout the country and one in Scotland, between which he says he intends to send electric currents of sufficient voltage to endble steamships and railroads to draw all their power, The power house at Wardenclyfie oc- cupies nearly three acres of ground and is fenced in so that no one can get 5 view of it except those working within the inclosure. "I expect to make a complete an nouncement of my plans shortly," Mr, Tesly said, "and when 1 do many persons will be surprised. 1 have been taking out patents on my inventions ofr the transmission of electrical en ergy without wires for the last three yours. "By means of the current which will be sont hetween the different stations 1 will be able to draw power for al most any purpose. That 1 will be en abled fo get foree with which to op- erate railroads and steamships from enrrents passing through the air be- tween power houses is an gesured fact, All my experiments so far have prov: ed rl and I am now devoting ull my time toward getting things on a working basis. "The whole idea in a nutshell is simply an eéxtension of the plan to send wireless telegraph messages." About 200 men are working on the Tesla-plant at Wardenclyffe. The house is a large round iron structure and looks like the ordinary gas plant. There are several poles gbony sixty feet in height ricing from the top of the house and from these the power will be sent, Mr. Tesly asserted that there was a similar power house in Scotland and that this one was glmost entively completed. Other houses are. being built near Chicago and San Franciscg. LIVED A DUAL LIFE. Divided Her Time Between Two Homes. Winsted, Conn., July 26.-- Mrs. Su san Brady, young and attractive, is said 10 be one of the cleverest biga- mists this state ever produced. Neith- er of her two hushands desires to prosecute her even should her where: abouts become known. Frederick Brady, Norfolk, Conn., is husband No. J, and Samuel K. Ed wards, of Springfield, Mass., is hus band No, 2. In 1502 Mrs. Brady was marrierl to Brady at Millerton, N.Y, One chill was born to 'them. Mrs. Brady, while visiting in 3pringfield, was joined in wedlock to Edwards. Mes. Brady, or Edwards, divided her time between hor home in Spring field and the one in Norfolk up to within a month ago, when Edwards learned that his wife had a hishand and son living in Norfolk. He went to ber with the story, but she did not de- ny it. Brady recently heard that his wife had another hushand living i) Springfield, and when he asked her if the report was true she said it was. Brady will sue for a divoree. The Inir bigamist, before taking ber departure, told a friend she might have to serve a vear or twe in prison, but she would not mind, thst. -------------- Furious Wind Storm. Vancouver, B.C, July 20.-Three men were drowned and a doren more arc missing, as the result of a furious wind storm here, terday. The havoe was wrought among the fishing fleet. The full extent of the disaster cannot be learned until the ocoupants of all vessels are heard from. Many houses were destroyed by the high wind, which assumed the proportions of a tornado in some sections. + New Chinese Minister Coming. London, July 26.-- Prince Chen, who came to London. ax the special re presentative of China at the corona tion, sailed for New York on the steamshipe Shiladelphia to-day. He is accompanied hy his suite, which i HAS MORE FACTS. ------ Touching Offer of C.F.R. for Fast Service. London, July 26.-The Times says it bas aufhority to add the following particulars of the ofier of the Cans dian Pacific to establish a fast Atlan tic service : The gmpount of the sub- siay must depend upon the sped of the passenger stennwers which «if be finally decuded by the Canadian and imperial governuivats for (a twoniy- knot service. As at present suggested the Canadian = government will have the power to allot £175,000 per an pwn for tem years. It Js expected that this will be supplemented by half as much from the British govern: ment. (Of course every adaitional knet will require a greatly increased sub- sidy, and a twenty-three-knot service would probably not be possible with- ont a subsidy of £400,000 , year, The prospects of a final arrangement, while the Canadian ministers are still in London, are = conwidered to be bright. It is regarded as essential, both by the Canadian government and the Canadian Pacific railway that a fast passenger service of four steamers should be combined with a fast freight service of from ten to twelve steamers in oraer that the Morgan combination may be successiully fought. The Canadian Pacific railway is prepared to do the fighting. The passenger steamers, if built, will be designea to suit many requirements. They will be available as armed eruis- ers in case of war, and will be readily converted into troopships. Steerage ac commeodation will be provided for a large mumber of emigrants. It was not found possible to avoid Quebec as a summer port, although Montreal was successfully ruled out. In many re spects it would have been hetter to have got rid altogether of the dao gerous St. Lawrence passage, but public sentiment in Canada was toe strong. Halifax wil be the winter port. Says It's A Feeler. New York, July 26. ~The Tribune's Loudon cable says 1 Lord Stratheona and the Canadian ministers neither confivm nor. deny the reports, tele graphed from Montreal ana Halifax, that the Canadian Pacific railway has offered to establish a fast Atlantic passenger service and a greatly im proved cargo' service, with complete appliances for cold storage. It is probable, however, that an offer of some kind has been made for the pur- pose of assisting Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Sir Wiliam Mulock and Hon. Mr. Fielding in their negotiations with the hoard of trade and their confer ence with the premiers of New Zea- land and Australia. The announcement' serves as a foel- er for drawing out the comments of the English press on the systematizea plan for fighting the Morgan combina- tion, and the earliest responses, with a few exceptions, gre favorable. News paptrs say that there is 5 strong pub: lic sentiment in Haver of defending British maritime interests. ------------------ DESPERADO TAKEN. Had Long Defled the Authorities of Nova Scotia. Halifax, N.8., July 26.--A despera do, who for seven years has been de fying the authorities of Nova Scotin has been captured in the streets of Bridgetown, on the Bay of Funay, Frank Sabeans, burglar and highway man, has been coming and going le tweeny Annapolis county and the Cui ted States, and all the attempts of the police to take and hold Lif: have failed. He found refuge ani secwrity in the mountains of Annapolis, Seven years ago detective Power, Halifax, with a posse, went over the mountain in the early evening and watched all night for Saleans, but san no trace of him until grey day- light, when he was discovered. The detective was stationed in Sabeans' father's house, and waited until Frank arrived at the house ana opened the aoor, when Re thrust a shotgun into the desperado's ince and ordered him to throw his hands up or he would shoot. Sabeans submitted, and was brought to town ana jailed st Anna polis, but he soon escaped from his eoll, and. was not definitely heard from again until two years ago.- An attempt was again made to capture him, but it failed. Thursday - afternoon - policeman An- derson, a 225-pound man, and more than six feet high, saw him in Bridge town. He went up to his men and laid his hand upon him, and immedi ately got a blow on the jaw, but the policeman was equal to the occasion, and returned the compliment between the eves so effectively that Sabeans was knocked out and bandoufied be fore be could get away. Sabeans had intenaed going to Wa terville, but got off the train at Bridgetown by usistake. A DEFENCE SCHEME. Willing to Aid Whenever Re- quired. wLoadon, July W.--At the colonial conference, yesterday, premier Sed: don strongly favored eolonial partici y ' scheme, but Sir i FETE] i! ; i NEWS OF THE WORLD What Comes To Us From An Quarters. CONDENSED PARAGRAPHS. TELEGRAMS FROM THE FOUR QUARTERS OF THE EARTH. Matters That Interest Everybody ~--Notes From All Over--Little of Everything Easily Read and Remembered. By The Dem Public. Magazine rifles will be issued Short ly to the Moorish army. The United States is importing 6,- 00 or 5,000 tons of iron and sivel ily. Lord and lady Manto have arrived at New York on their return to Can ada, Instead of tramway cars Torquay desires a municipal motor-omnibus ser vie. Moses Brannen, g negro, died at London, Ont., on Saturday, aged 100 years. He was born in Virginia. Austria's first fomale watchmaker, Miss Gisela Tifreschitz, has Just | een admitted to the Vienna watchmakers' guild. The sultan of Morocco has sent a donation of £315 Gs. 8d. (#00 Napo leons) to the king's hospital fund for Lonaon. Lord Dundonald was enthusiastical: ly reewived in Montreal on Friday. The Caledonian society gave him a Lively welcome. Murray Scott, the two-year-old son of Andrew Scott, who resides near Hderton, Ont., fell into a pool of water and was drowned, : Spivs of the sultan have denounced a plot against bis majesty's life form ed by the palace eunuchs. An in vestigation has heen ordered, Mrs. Elias Ingalls, mother of the late senator J. J. Ingalls, Kansas, died at her 'home on Thursday, in Haverhill, Mass., aged ninety yours. It is officially announced that the naval review which was to have taken place during the coronation week will be held off Spithead on August 16th In & trial trip on the Tyne the new torpedo boat destroyer, Velox, which is fitted with turbine engines, attained a mean speed of 33.12 knots an hour, Pr. 8. L. Gettys, St. Louis, Mo., arrested for "swearing at" a tele phone operator, has been fined 85 and costs for "disturbing the peace." Premier Roblin, of Manitoba, has returned from his trip to England, where he went to sce the coronation ceremonies. -He savs he fears the colo nial confererict will prove abortive, William Piervie, chainman of the Harland and Wolff ship building com- pany denies absolutely that there is any hiteh in the completion of the trans Atlantic shipping combination. The funcral of the late Dr. Horsey, M.P., took>place at Owen Soudd, on Friday. Many messages of sympathy and floral offerings were sent hy his col'dagues in the hoose of commons and others, JEFFRIES THE WINNER. ' Fitzsimmons Experienced Hard Luck. San Francisco, July 26.--After fight ing a battle of eight rounds Robert Fitzsimmons was knocked to the floor by James J. Jefiries and counted out slter be had wo badly punished the champion that it wan" a foregone con clusion among the spectators that the Cornishman must win. Bleeding from a mumber of gashes in the face, apparently weakening, and clearly unable to cope with Fitewim noms' superior skill, Jeffrios delivered two lucky punches as Fitzsimmons paused in his fighting to speak to him and torned the tide. The baitle was brief but noteworthy and will live in plgilistic history. Fitzsimmons tried once to arise from the mat, but sank down again helpless and heard himself counted out, where Some "but & moment belore he had apparent iy the better of it, "I will nover fight again," said the battle-scarred veteran of the ring, when be had sufficiently recovered to talk. "You are the most dangerous man alive," said Jeffries in return, "and 1 consider myself lucky to have won when | did." Fitzsimmons had been fighting at a furious gait, cool and deliberate, and chopping the champion to pieces with the termific rights and lefts that have made him famous. It was the dranghi- horse and the racer from. the tap of the gong. Whe the men came togeth. er Fitzsimmons appeared rather wor ried, but upon the opening of the first round he assumed an air of absolute " and fought with the delibor: ation of the general that he is. As carly as the second round Fitz- signmions had Jefiried bleeding ~~ pro- fasely from the mouth and nose Again and again he landed on his bul ky opponent, geiting awidy in such a hn manner that it brought down the house with cheers. It seemed in { eible on the trp. MIRACULOUS ESCAPE. Struck a Reef and Went Down in + Five Minutes. Cheboygan, Mich., July 26. The steamer Henry J. Johnson was sent to the bottom of Lake Huron of Spectacle Reef early on Thursday, by the steamer Fred. Pabst. The Johnson weat down five wminules after the crash, all the crew succeeded in get. ting 1ato the lile-boats, which were lowered and cleared of the sinking ship before she foundered 5 After being adrift several hours, the crew wos picked up by the tug Par ker, and brought here. The Pabst was apparently uninjured and proceeded on her way. The Johnson was bound down Lake Huron with a eargo of iron ore from Escanaba to Cleveland. The Pabst was coming up the lake bound for Lake Michigan with coal. There waa n dense fog overhanging the water. The Pabst struck the Jobnson ten feet aft of the bow. It was seen at once that the Johnson was doomed, bur so quickly did she go down that the crew had no time to save any of their po sonal effects. The lifeboats were bare ly clear of the ships before the steam er went down in 25 fathoms. Both ves sel and cargo are total losses. a GATHERED CLOTHING. For a Girl'Who Lost Her's in a Car. Kansas City, Mo, July 26.-Eva Beek, o pretty givl, eighteen vears old, of Van Buren, Ark., wanted to go lo Kansas City, and she did nol have the money to pay railroad fare. Hence she erabarked In a box car and successful Iv. made the trip of 600 miles. . Al wont well until within a . hundred miles of Kansas City, whén Miss Beck and a wit] who aceompanied her on the box car tour founa the car so warm that they removed their cloth ing and lay down to sleep, When Miss Beck awoke she found her friena gone ana also her own clothing. When the freight train tame to a standstill in the Kansas City yards railroad men were asuiased to ste a bare feminine arm protruding from the car door and to ra Wo man's voice calling theos Eoncealod behind the door she related her story and the railroad men hastily oollected as many feminine guimiends. as they could, rescuing the gil feome her om barrassing plight. She is now in charge of the police matron. ROBBERS IN KHAKI. Routing Colonials' Tents at Alex- andra Palace. London, July 26.~More free than welcome have been some of the visi tors to the camp of the colonials at the Alexandra palace, and many tents have been robbed. Portmanteaus have been mysterious ly cut open; and, the contents--prin cipnlly presents bought by the men for fiends at bome--stolen. One of the Australians told a press representative that he believed the thefts had been committed by wen in khaki. "But not by soldiers," he was carciul to add. "Anyone vawegel a khaki suit, and that is a passport to the camp si any time, for the sentries can't know the uniform of every regiment quar tered hers, "Once inside the line dress the Pest is easy, especially at weal times, when the camp is prac vieally deserted It is then only a matter of walking Irom tent to tent and helping yourself." in a khaki MANY PILGRIMS IN QUEBEC. They Will Attend Celebration St. Anne. Quebec, July 26.--Many pilgrimages are arriving from all over the country to attend the celebration of Ste. Anne at the shrine of Ste, Anne de Beau pre. Tu is expected that at Joast 53000 pilgrims will be present, ano many miracles are usually reported on this day. Already about 3.000 pil grims are here. Aw usual, the large statue of the saint will be crowned for the oceasion, and the churdh will be magnificenlly illuminated. A miracle iw just reported from the shrine A voung girl from Kingston, who was crippled in both legs, having thrown down her crutches, walked out of the church amidst great excitement. of Caught The Robber. Foftville, Ind. July 26.--While as sistant cashier Prettipo was in the Fortville bank © alone a well dressed man. came in, pointed a revolver at Prettipo and fired. The ball wes wild. The man thes demanded that Prettipo give him $2,500 or be killed The shot attracted the attention of people outside the bank and the rob ber ran. He encaped to the woods half a mile away," where a posse of twenty-five men captured him, after filling him full of shot. He fred his pistol repeatedly, but hit sobody. The winn refuses to give his name. He is not seriously wounded, Mother To Son's Rescue. Cleveland, 0., July 26 The mother of Dr. Russel Wilson, the voung phy sownn of Milan, 0. will leave fou Bluefickds, Nicaragua, to day fi make a plea for ber son's hfe. 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