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2 i gineer fully the trustees of said buildings of his examination; that trustees be given six date of said notice changes in will bring them visions of said by-law. fir al i iets 5 £5 5 4 fil FRE 3 be put in the newspa- the attention of the by-law regarding sani- i. Le : £ rr i - 5 fF 5 g E i to a question of complained that some council did not respect . Was it right, he { - eo ] gE 2 F f h i ir ons for the may- This had been § 2 ded a joke, but when a joke re itself into an insult, he drew that he hod no The mayor said t to make, as he had always = i FFE whom Ald. An- | knowledge t i say with one Voice that share they re in what ; water works de- ¥F oH fit 4 :f iki =i - gEireist > - i 4 FE iz H ie 5 - tf i | : i 2 i § i £5 if g I ef Li yd : i F i t it if - 5 jet i fF 3% 4 I iz, : § ih Hie if £l ee Felt i i iF gi i ; gi - i i i 3s i i i : i Fs i ie bik =2° hi ; Hd z 8 i E i i dl 2 | : 7 ¥ ¢ i | 4 i £ 1 in nt Ho ir Fi F ragus;s i 4 { i i J £ § E £ E i | ¥ is Meeting For Boys. The meetings for boys at the Y.M. y morning, at ten o'clock, continwe to be largel . Last Sunday the at totalled thirty-six, terésting address was delivered by F. Harrison, on "Ro; Me: At the men's meeting in the after Dr. MacTavish gave an f £ f 2 5 5 ¥ 5 5 g ir ef : : i aie - ° r fs i $ f : i i : i ; i i F 7 { i ! i 8 Ei £ : i i i iz 7 i Back To The Island. Grant Pyke, Wolie Island, rcturned to-day, after several North-West, British Columbia, California and Mexi- his had awakened sach repris- als, a adheres to his statements, He told the condition of affairs as he EL 1 "Wonderland" Last Night. From the general tone that _the been misleading the citizens for Sauuired control of the system 1887, Can this be possiblé that in passing through and conducting in regard to Jar. Some of the slightest Read the closing' letter dated Ft Tat. © Wn soon as they they will in some way!" The people do cording to Ald, as soon as hey will take will in some way, » | The_ profits of . | partment, w! there be a slight increase out the tax rate plus the water g $2,300 fave, (which +» & fair average), in 1887, ve Shahpes dwelling in 1906, he will find the lat ly y $9.20, nearly fifteen Ps Toler t the = rate in 7 only sixteen - mills. and that of 1906, -- nl are the suffe not take water and those these people, many water works depart 1 Mr. rn dew place much valas ment, though it must be in =< very costly to the department, the water freo railway pays the stress, a nd the are luxuries, while and should be free, ree iving, for the HOW'S THIS ¢ We offer One . tarrh Y & able to carry ott any, Ohi. his firm. re tera consti: there, but this includes 8 06, I to the city for : i, so that the actual amount is $9,076.01, not $4519 as J what the latter enjoys and which, as a phoptessive city, it possibly do without, viz. : Water for streets, for tter again. | think, how- ever, in faicness Ses the citizens and ' {the department; fd. Chown's state- + | ments should not be passed in silente, Chown's letters one would conclude _eity council and the water ec" 4 works main in particular, have last twenty years--ever since the city these years net, a. single alderman, who has served Jim. the city council, different committees of the corpora: tion, has discovered the huge imposi- tion of the water works department, citizens generally and the non-water takers in particu. ; pur best citizens | have occupied posit: 'around the horse shoe, men of the highest integrity and ability, and yet they pever discovered this terrible imposition, or if they did, allowed it to continse without " and that only Ald. Chown could discover i! Do you wonder: that 1 hesitate ? h of his hether the - {best way for the city to share in the prosperity of the Witter: works ia" by taking the profits. of by putting on a fixed assessment is matter for discuss- ion, hut I believe that the citizens, as id the question will say with one voice, that share and have not, ac n wn, understood the question. He will eplighten thems and the requisite action, and Marks were well received, especially her rendition of "Just For To-night" and "The Pines of Old Vermont," which gained her additional plaudits. Little Rosi very sweetly which gai her many admirers. Lyon & Lyon by their sing- ing and dancing gave much pleasure, and responded Prof. Ray Dee performed some daring and difficult feats on the slack wire, which were bewildering. The new or chestra tendered some. beautifp] selec - | tions. To-night the company present is | the thrilling drama of "Lost and on." above, Teaves the net Beet Aaimipke far the year - $1,700.94. I" any 'sane person ex: ness. say that this is for the proposed new brick residence for P. S, Mahood, at the corner Johnson and Bagot streets. Work will be started on the building as soon as the frost is owt o the grounds. The following are the suc- cessful tenderers : Masonry, Free & Morley: carpentering, Hunter & Harold; plumbing and heating, Sim- mons Bros.; electric fittings, G. R. Tomlinson; painting, Robinson Bros. 1 s Ag upon its health and safety of Why. Mr. Editar, this amount >and y disappear in a night. In y all be weauifed' this year The kidneys Tilter every drop of blood in your body several times each day. If they cease work the blood is immediately poisoned and serious re- sults must follow. At the first sign of any kidney, liver or bladder trouble use Peck's Kidney and Liver Pills. They strengthen and regulate the kid- neys. Money back if not satisfactory. In boxes 23¢., at Wade's Drug Store. M this is' correct and 1 any. sure it wi be found to be 40, what is to oo od by merging the water works de partment into the general manage. ment of the city and putti up the rates £0 as to make a rp will reduce the RE fate ¥ Nothing. Who %, if there are any, by the present svétem, only those who do The Dominion Textile company an- nounces a general increase in the wage of honds employed at all their mills throughout Canada. The average in- creast will be ten per cent, and the new schedule goss into effect April 1st. The hands at the Kingston tills will participate. puposes _ than less than five per cent. of the are them at least, if not 'all, Terao) Protection provided by the ment. Tax Collector Bartéls is sending out. t his "red danger signals" to statute | sipelas, Piles, ete. in big labor delinquents. If this tax is not | At Wade's Drug Store. paid forthwith, police court sum- monscs will be issuél. There are 600 statute labor taxpayers. Two-thirds of them have paid. a pen " 008 protection provided by the depart : be worth a very arge amount to: the eitirens in the saving efected in the cost of insurance. The expenditure: by the Water works | department in order to comply with the fire underwriters' demands and keep the insurance raite'at a minim and for the safety of the citizens, is Smith's White Liniment does thor- oughly what ordinary liniments do in rt. It cures any inflammation, heals every kind. It does so mueh and acts so promptly and thoroughly that no household should be without it. Get | and he warns them that their consti a Bottle to-day. 25¢c. at Wade's Drug Store. Mr. Chown names a high figura for works assessment of the common law . which excludes, all pro- The mild weather of the past fow : days has played havoc with the expenditure of $2,250. sleighing about the city, and it is stated that the snow on the country roads is about gowe, too. This Sa-. turday will probably sce wheels on the market again. be noted, however, that 2 street nothing - oe use of] the telephone - pany ouly pays oo Ly or So consumes. Both these corpora Sion water is a neeessity | Ald, Chown gquotcs London, Ont.. as - the general i '. $94,519: from the Water works Melville Patterson, of Arcola, Sask, and D. Lake, of Saskatoon, who have been purchasing hobses ers in this district left yesterday for Ue west. They each secured a car loud of fina horses, N ed Dollars Reward tarch that cannot ho ~~ Please Notice Change. he states; the Kingston water works reas for, say, the last five years, is as idllows: iach of $750 charged the city annually for city buildings, for fire stations, for hydrants, for public water troughs, ete, . These figured clearly indicate that it is only by careful management and freedom from accident that actual loss is avoided. I hope the explanaticus and figures given above will be of interest to the citizens and confirm them in the belief that the Kingston water works de- partment is, and has beén, managed ccovomically, most advantageously and in the best interests of all con- cerned. --Yours truly, W. G. CRAIG. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. The Marks' Company Begins a Week's Engagement. There ,.was an immense audience at the Grand Opera House last evening, to greet the return of the Marks com- pany, who will hold the boards for the week. The company is a well-bal- anced one, gnd is bound to win popu- lar favor before the close of their en- gagement. The play presented was "The Garrison Girl," the scene being laid at a military post near a mining camp in 'the far west. The appearance of the charming Kitty Marks was greeted with applause by her admir: ers. In her character of "Polly 'Tre vor," she appeared to good advant- age. She held the interest of her audi- ence by her clever delineation of 'her part and won well-merited applause. Little Rosie Machan, as an. Indian child, both in her make up and jar gon, was very realistic. For one so young, she is a marvel. Alice Pamp- lin and Ivy E. Lyon, in their several parts, did well. J. N. Machan, in his difficult role of "Captain Kent," a daring scoundrel, gave a very charac teristic interpretation of his part. B. H. Howe and James Lyon by their able work greatly aided in the success of the company. The illustrated songs by "Kitty" ie Machan sang two songs to repeated recalls. Contracts Are Out. The contracts were let on' Monday Keep dneys Active. Increase In Wages. Red Danger Signals. This Unusual Liniment. ---- Sleighing Almost Gone, Horses For The West. from the farm- The missionary study class, in con- nection with the Woman's Auxiliary, house, on Thursday evening, instead of*in St. George's hall, as annoumeced. ------ _ The board of bealth's regular meet- ng Sui salle for yesterday after- noon. but t Wis no Juorum. Dr, ---- Evans was the only ! WiMliani Swain, P be held in St. James' school- The apparent surplus each year of | eight o'clock, apparently in the best son of the late Jaméd Mills, of King- ston, who owned the ¢land 'between the famous old Park. Nine baseball team used to play in yéars gone hy. He was a trusted auctioneer, and did a very large business. Jack" Mills was intimately known to the business men and the sporting. fraternity; He was of a erous ¥ largechearted. Wis sudden death came as a great shock to his friends, many of whom had spoken with him during the evening. : (formerly. Miss McLaughlin); apd three sma)l children. Also supviving are his mother and two sisters. an Bagot street, and one brother, David, in To- ronto. Mr. Mills was an -Anglicgp in religion, and a staunch 3 opnseevy tive in polities. ' morning at his hom 392" Princess street, after a lingering. illness, . De- ceased was well-known in Kingston and was a prominent member, of the Oddfellows and Masons. + Mri Healey was a barber carrying on +n 'business for years on Princess: street. was about thirty-five years of age, and leaves a wife and four small children to mourn the death of a loving hus- band and fond father. : 3 Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up By of next week. Minn. are advertising at the police court this morning. branches, we will have bargains ga- lore. Wegse's. tonic. 30¢. not T3c., at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Stored. mus'cal evening on Thursday, and will welcome men from all the.churches. out by having your 'e¥es- exam the expert optician at Chewn's Drug Store. x : played, last might, - wheh the Exoel- sors defeated. Rockwoods by .a score of seven to five. Rockwood ice was im excellent condition for the game ws ed three casea of imported gbods Tor his order clothing department, 'consmting of Scotch - cheviots and vicunas. A gfeat.variely of them to choose from. report on all the stiftels extenfling to the water's edge. and on those wirich do not reach. the water. He shows how extensions can be made in some, if that is over requi however, there is no need of extend- ing any. " Yau can choose. . Wade's Ointment cures dandruff and all other sealy humors. Better for gepbral 'healing used. It destroys germs and keeps lit- tle wounds from becoming serious ones through infection. Cures. JFogema; Sult Rheum, Scald head, fold Jog. Fry boxes, 25¢. « The work of laying $he' OFKill st sewer extension yo. to ha Hy; Alexander Tait, contractor, being ready to start. Alderman Gaskin, the chairman of the board of works, is ai- ter Aldermen Chown and Angrove for trying to temporarily block the scheme injuries, relieves pains and aches -of he brought into council last evening. ey should represent . Vietoria ward 50¢ a better than that, the a says, \ quality for 39c. '2. Pure Wool Tweed to delay the layi Before yuu get Pen- wy AUCTIONEER. * Dropped Down on Princess Street street auctioneer, died very suddenly last evening. He left his hous¢'bélore of health. He had been around all day, and in the morning was com- plainant in a i ease «in - the police court. He left his wife, with her mother," Mrs. McLaughlin, on Princess street, and walked up towaeds the Opera House. At the Grand saloon entrance, 'he found < the proprietor standing, and the two entered 'into conversation. At 9.15 o'clock, Mr. Mills complained of a severe pain in on the walk and lay panting. He was lifted inside, but expired = before' a doctor could arrive, Dr. Mundell pro- nounced death dug to an attack of heart trouble. For a long time, Mr. Mills had suffered from. rheumatism, which undermined his strong system. The remains were removed) intp the undertaking rooms of R="J. Reid. The late Mr. Mills .was the second Earl and Johnson streets, on. which di ition, and The deceased is survived by his wile Died This Morning. Thomas 1. Healey "died" Tuesday INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. Reporters on Their Rounds. The Infants' Home tea, Wednesday, The Kingston ? cad) oS St) Pat, gehts. There were no cases on the docket Having closed five town wall paper Reef, iron and wine, the best spring St. 'George's Men's Club will have a Do you need glasses 2. You can find An intercsting game, of hockey was Prevost, Brock _steeet, 'hes 'xeceit English tweeds, serges, The city engineer has prepered a red. "At" present, ---------------- Dandruff Or Not ? any salve you ever To Begin At Last, By, DIED VERY SUDDENLY THE LATE JORN MILLS] is best. To live naturally: work head, and suddenly «dropped down) - : = = The Simple Life ahs sade, temper, am's 'Pill rly, as required, There is no medicine for the sim- ple life, or the strenuous, like Beecham's . Pills Sold Everywhere. In boxes 25 coma. WE PAY CASH FOR ALL KINDS OF Raw Furs W. F. GOURDIER EXCLUSIVE FURRIER 78-80 Brock St. Phone 700 CUT GLASS New Engraved Designs in Tall Fruit Dishes. These be- ing engraved are 'a change from the heavier gut pieces. Nelo Crystal Vases, with Btched Floral Designs and Topped in Sterling Silver. New Bowls, Celery Dishes, Spoon Trays, Jelly Plates, Carafe"s Jugs, ete., all in the whitest aad clearest of RICH CUT GLASS SMITH BROS. Jewelers and Opticians 350 King Street Issuers of Marriage Licenses. BRITISH - AMERICAN HOTEL KINGSTON - - ONTARIO. ' Has undergone alterations and Is now open to the travelling sublic. W TELFER Proprietor tems of Interest for Visitors To See at This Store. tuents 'will not thank them for trying Ss ti ab 0 of the _ extension ui ver, a pipe. Aldermen Gown ud Angrove | - hes ge, 5c. & obby. 0 wanted more information" Bn the | '0€¢ wide, a : scheme before they would vote for the vA arta I. British Homespun Suitings in Dainty F and Grey Shades. fall 32 nches wide, 3. Glace Taffeta Silks in very pretty Checks and Stripes, the newest out, extra value at l {69¢c. a yard. 4. Big Variety of All- over Laces, imported direct from manufacturers, all the latest Parisian ideas, in White, Ecru and Two . Tone Shades and marked at very popular prices. . 40c. to $2.50 a yard. NOTICE! Members of Toronto STOCKS INVESTMEN Dealt in o¢ Bon Bd which ordina: will quickly yi Just try one bottle and ace ho of that cough. At your 120 PER CENT, During the month o for sale our entire st Enamec which consists of the man and Austrian m: AT 20% Try our Brilliant use no other, ELLIOT 77 Princ > Special Showir Skirts and! Our Spring Stock is now you to come in and see the n and ugmpo-date Ready-to-Wea Dress Goods, Muslins, Gin Goods, in Spots and figures, tions; Prints, Ducks, White F - No trouble to show G THE J AMES I( 180 Wenis