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8 Suitings h Suitings in Fancy 0 yard. G SUITS ners, The materials ase the most partic- 16.75, 18 30. Coats 8.75, 10.00 low your choice ean n's "% a great variety of 75, 5.50. | f of April to the value of 2.50 TT -- ee Vv a S Sel 2 & ver in height, lower heels, rter vamps, and many er changes to distinguish m from other makes. mpress Shoes are lade ana and every pair is teed. hoe Store HSCS ICICI ox YEAR 74. NO. 77, Our- Great Fural- ture Sale win Continue 10 "Da ys Longer Spec price in Parlor, Dining Re iture, Bed and Sofa Bed, : Lounges Baby Carriages and Go-Carts. Liquid Veneer the best polish wade. 6 doots above Opera House. ROBT. J. REID 230 Princess street. 4 ligne 577 Ambulance Ah ie itnduudn hdhindiib dn. GROSSE & BLACKWELL'S JAMS Strawberry. Raspberry Blackberry Gooseberry Peach Cherry Pineapple Red Currant Jelly. In One Pound Glass Pots. ~--ALL NEW GOODS-- JAS. REDDEN & CO. Kingston Realty Co. Room 36, Merchants' Bahk Build- ing, Winnipeg, Man. W.H Smythe 8.8. Franklin Wa are selling Winnipeg City Properties, Manitoba & Western Farm Lands and British Columbia Fruit Tooations. Monuments Foreign and Domestic Granite and Marble, Large stock to choose from at lowest possible prices. James Mullen Opp. Y.M.C.A. 372 Princess St. REMOVED THE UNIQUE GROCERY. Having made a change in location for my Business, I wish to thank my wany customers for their patronage in the , amd hope to see you as usual 'at the New Stand, with as many new ones that will give me their trade. You will find my stack to be the best quality and prices right, Orders promptly deliveved C. H. Pickering, Grocer, Cor. Pine and Patrick St. Removed to Cor. University Ave. and Princess Sts. Phone 530. GASOLINE LAUNCHES ARE ALL THE GO. If you hake mo engine * yom have to row. ls there anything nore exhilerat ing than a sail in a fast motor boat on a hot summer day, and do You hnow we are building them in this city of any size und style you want ? Come down to DAVIS' DRY DOCK And see us. Don't away to a foreign amining our boats and engines your woney pefoge ex- I \they send country suit you, give us an order. ee -------- I have sold thousands of shares of the Pittsburg-Ely Copper Co., in Kingston. \ Don't neilect the securing a blotk large or sm this promising stock at the present ies, 50 CENTS. 4 is bound ] wo highs and in al : r $2. SR TE Ae a SBC} OBEPE ¥. SWIFT. Victoria Day Celebration A MEETING OF THE ENBRAL Committee will bo held in the City Build- ing on ' TUESDAY, 7.30 P.M. JW. C. MARTIN, Secretary TAKE NOTICE : Season's we sell Goods on 1 er hg Between wery smal . That is what you like. Try us for the fun. TURK'S Recond-Hand Store, 808 Princess St. ---- TWO BRAKESMEN CREMATED. Texan Following on Collision Railway. Port Worth, © Texas, April 2~In =a collision between two freight trains, on the Missouri; Kansas and Texas rrilrond, near hers; Yesterday, the en- gineers and firemen of both trains, and two brakesmen, were killed. Fire broke out immediately, and the two brakes- men were cremated. More than three hundred head of enttle were burned, and large cases of merchandise destroyed. DAILY MEMORANDA. City Property Committee, 4 p.m. Cape Vincent leaves at C#lebiration, at Uglow's Grand Opera Gambetta Steamer for 1.30 pam. Committee, Victoria Day 7.80 p.m. Plan, for Le Grand Reed, to-morrow. "Are You A Mason," House, 8.15 p.m. This day in history '--Frog Lake mass- acre, 1888 ; Richard Cobden died, 1865 ; Copenbagen bombarded by Nelson, 1801 ; Richmond evacuated, 1365 ; horn, 1838, 2 WHIG TELEPHONES, 243-- 229--Bditoral Rooms. 292--J ohhin~ Department. Everything that's vrintable. Also a large pretty colored sets, from. $1.48 UP. Robertson Bros. TOILET SETS some odd quaint shapes, in Old English Designs. variety of paint me. treat of ers ted £ To buy from us both profitable and agreeable. Pearsall"s Millinery 228 Princess Street. CEPPPPOOIGOLVOILPLI000 W. A. Mitchell's Will do it. LADIES' two greal singers. will daily, exespt Sumdav. The area of India is and a half square miles, tha States three and $50 FOR KINGSTON. Take-0ff (no matter hard) off a Door, Boat, Bath McKAY'S SPECIAL FUR-LINED COATS Ladies and Gentlemen JON McKAY'S FUR HOU On your way down town, or when you come in on the call in and see are offering in all Millinery. OUR DRESS HATS Se arsall's illinery 'train, what values we Need no comment, the large sales we are having on them, speabs for itself. While Fancy Wings, Quills, Paradise, Aigrettes, Ostrich Plumes, and Flowers in all their beauty are among our specialties. makes buying If you want to take varnish or bow old or or Piano Grand. Reed the seuson. leave such and Plan TAKE~OFF SOLD ONLY AT Mitchell's Hardware, + 85 Princess Street. UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE MUSICAL CLUB LE GRAND REED Kelly Cole and Company City Hall, Wednesday, April 10th A Joint Recital, hy Artists as Kelly CUcle, Lovers of music can be assured that this will be the greatest opens at Uglow's, Wednesday, April 3rd. Tickets, 50¢., 75¢.. $1. KINGSTON AND CAPE VINCENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, STEAM- Kingston at 1.80 p.m. are and ig @ |. ---- 0 He -~ - GOOD YERR Experienced By The Angli- can Churches VESTRY MEETINGS =" WERE HELD ON EASTER MON. DAY EVENING. The Offerings Increased--R. J. Carson's Offer of $500 to St. George's Cathedral Towards the Restoration Fund--The Various Reports. A spirit of satisfaction ruled the vestry meeting of St. George's cathe- dral, last evening. 'The receipts were $8,433, exclusive of the rector's sti- pend, £3,000, general missionary giv- ings, $146, and 'of the moneys of the W.A. and guilds. Pew rents were $2,- 601; offerings. $3,214; for diocesan missions, $1,019. While $720 has been paid on seats, $100 to a memorial purpose, $40 upon the first mort gage debenture, a" balance of $75 re- mained. The envelope offerings had increased $800. R. NF aliron and F. Spangenberg were re-tlected wardens; W. B. Dalton and W. J. B. White, auditors: Prof. Campbell, clerk of vestry. Sidesmen : Messrs. Sutherland, Tavlor, White, Dobbs, Price, Dalton, Hall, Cochrane, Twigg, Dunbar, Tur- ner, Jennings. The finance committee was re-appointed. The Men's Club submitted their pro- posal for alterations in St. George's hall and for building of a sexton's re- sidence, and it was resolved that up- on pledges amounting to $2,500 being secured, the wardons and finance com- mittee proceed with the work, deben- tures to be issued to cover cost and also the $2,000 of floating debt upon the restoration fund. R. J. Carson pledged $500 and it was felt that the whole amount required would be sub- aoribed, A resolution of thanks to Fdw. J. B. Pense for his energies in respect to reredos and sanctuary pavement was heartily given. : The financial year was changed; it will end on the last day of February. Matters of additional insurance, diab: ferred. Cordial expression of thanks were given to the wardens, choir and several parish associations. St. Mark's, Barriefield. The annual Easter vestry meeting was held in St. Mark's church, Bar: viefield, on Easter Monday, at 8 pan. The financial condition was found to be satisfactory, all obligations to dite having been fully discharged. The value of Rev. Mr. Burton's recent can- vass was appreciated by the vestry, when the apportionments were made for the coming year. All the canomi cal and other special collections since Faster last have been promptly taken up and receipts for the payment of the same were presented by the incumbent. J. 8. Sibbit was re-appointed as the clergyman's warden, and Jo 5 Stuart was reelected people's warden for the ensuing vear. J. 8. Sibbit also. kindly accepted the position of assistant Sunday school superintend- ent offered him by the incumbent, Rev. Dr. Nimmo. The sidesmen of last vear were continued in office, with the substitution of the name of W. Sibbit for that of Harry Tisdale, the latter having left the locality. The advisory committee appointed by the vestry consisted of the incumbent, the wardens, the vestry clerk and Messrs. H. C, Milton, William Alen, James Baxter and Prof. Butler, John A. Wilmot was clected vestry clerk; Messrs. KR. J. Moore and Otto Seale were appointed auditors. The business of the vestry having heen concluded a congregational rheet- ing wos held whem E. J. B. Pente, M.P.P., was elected to represent this parish in the synod of Ontario for the next three years St. Paul's Church. audited the vestry meeting of St. Paul's church was not held last night, an adjournment being made for a week. At a subsequent meeting, with Archdeacon Carey in the chair, John Gaskin and A. E. Loscombe were ap- pointed lay delegates. At a meeting of the congregation committees were appointed 10 make arrangements for a reception to be tendered Rev, Mr. Fitzgerald, the new rector, on April 11th. It is expected that the now rector will preach bis first semmon on Sunday next. St. John's Church, Portsmouth. The amual vestry meeting of St. John's church, Portsmouth, was held last night. There wis a large attend- ance of officers ments for the year ending March let caused general satisfaction to synod for three years. St. Luke's Church. KINGSTON, ONTA} the lead vote of weeks. Navy eligible for but who Ww Man aa Paris, occurred, | vence. A fo during heard foot the hall He saw ately fired On rushi had killed People of Vienna, ers "in Vie eight-hour the emper: convenient classes are liver morning, | tured by = ing squadronst pril 2 the himself with a rifle and descended into ing against fell in a heap burglar, M CITY LIVES ON BISCUITS. increase in wages, and every favgrite rolls few master small quantities of bread, this into the sr -------------- Death In Alpine Snow RE § TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1907. LATEST TE Alived Shan: was re-olected: follows ry clerk; J : Llayton amd J. Eng j delegates to the symod, % Brown, Mr. Serivens. of thanks was tendered Bb of the choir; also to the organist; also a to the ladies guild for services during the. past 3 ong People's Society ike for the interest dis- nohes of church work. With the officers elect ind, composed of roll, J. Caldbeck, Clayton, Compton, A. J, Myr- GIVEN IN THE BRIEFEST POS- ray and the Burch wardens was ap- SIBLE FORM. pointed. : sini, Meeting Was Adjourned. Matters That Interest Everybody The Tamia ing of St. James' «Notes From All Over--Little church hus Beth postponed for two of Everything Easily Read and Remembered. It is expected that the Thaw lunacy commission will submit its report on Thursday. «i. R. McLeod, division engineer of the G.T.R,, at Toronto, bas resigned, to go with the Great Northern rails way. Large deposits of Jead bave been found near Saskatchewan, and a com- pany is being organised to work the claims. At a meeting held at Toronto the Canadian Hospital association was or- anized, Miss Louisa Brent, Toramto, wing elected president. The body of J. Derry, a man with some reputation as g boxer, was found in the ice at Belleville, Derry dis: appeared in November last. Hon. R. 8. Emerson has instructed his lawydérs to take immediate action agninst the Fredericton Gleaner and the Toronte World for criminal libel in connection with the attacks published on his character, SOME STRAIGHT TALK. Remarks of G. T. Blackstock, K. C., at Banquet in Boston. loston, April 2.~"You cannot drive the bargain with us that you could five years ago, and five years from now W. MEAD, United States Msmouth, N.H., now Bent on account of age, ain on duty until afte itl the Jan Be Exposition ta take an : : active part fhe wonderful navy dis. | YOU cannot drive the bargain with us play to be for the tenefit of visit- { you can to-day; for the simple reason im foreign countries, that you have taught us to rely uj ourselves," George Tate FOR BURGLAR. |piiiiich KC. of Toronto, last night, to the the New Eng: ake Which Ends Death. gaan ~A terrible tragedy ately near the Aix-le-Pro- armer named M., Justin woke night, and, believing he steps in the kitchen, armed of lon Street Railway club, at the Hote Blackstock was the principal guest, His subject was the trade tions be- tween the United States and Canada, and for more than an hour he held the atuntion of the six hundred or more members and guests of the club, "We have become independent, and we have been brought to it by you," he on: tinued. "We are able to now jaddle our own canoe, But, despite all, we desire that the utmost cordiality of relationship be retained, and that the interest of both of us be safeguarded.' the figure of a man erouch- the wall, and be immedi: twice, whereupon the man ng forward to the supposed Justin discovered that he his own son. BUGGY BREAKS THROUGH ICE. Occupants Had'Narrow Escape As : In- Vienna Put to Great In Vehicle Became Submerged. convenience. : Brockville, April 2.<A fatal acei- April 2.~All the union bak- dent was narrowly averted on Rideau nnn struck, recently, for an } fake. opposite Westport, Mrs, Thom- day and thirty per cent. | 0 Kine and son started to drive over one, from | (he lake in » buggy, taking a short ir downware s greatls : r nward, is greatly in- | qo their home in Portland A ed there i n 1 thereby. i short distance from the shore horse The emperor has to iA without a and buggy went throngh the ice. ay hreak mat, am a Almost immediately the vehicle was obliged to eat biscuits sibmerged, and. the ice breaki ¢ y du i " . reaking hakers attempted to de- |, o00d7it loft but little chance for the to escape. Their cries attracted attention on the shore, and willing hands, with ropes and poles, rived After Mrs. Kane and her son were rescued, but the horse was drowned, going to occupants loves wore cap yut their em } and the bread thrown THE WORLD'S TINGS a desperate struggle On atcount of the books not being" and church membePs, and the reading of the financial state In addi- [A into Maly were lost in the snowstorm and it that all of them have perished, including a young wo- man, Snow fall at Innsbruck for nearly three dave, and traffic on the Ariberg railway is suspended, is believed Fatal Riots In Servia. Bdgrade, April 2.--Great riots oc curred here in connection with the sirike at the sugar and leather mills The demonstrators came into eollision with the police, three of the former and one of the latter being killed. The rioters then attempted to break into the Skupteching (parliament) and lay the dead bodies of their comrades before the house, The police fought desperately to keep them back, and held their own till eavalry arrived and dispersefl the mob, Cordial Invitation. illustrated lecture by A To the Rev. BE Langfeldt, on' Friday evening, at Moth Bigs. Keop moths from furs by using Br Ws Fibre Moth Roasy The diéapen ol best bag on market, No odor, } sizes, at ade's Muy Store. % Ce -------------- At Tacknon, Tenn, 4.000 wornen nnd Yovage on the vight and and Geneva, April. 2.-The unusunlly Like bottom of the lake wi heavy snowfall throughout Switzer ny attached AF it Inks with the hug- land has caved a general suspension of traffic and a number of deaths The trams at Gull are snowed up PRESIDENT WON'T SPEAK Zermatt is isolated, and the streets lait are coversd with snow to the depth On Railway Situation Before of three feet Manufacturers. Seven Malian smugglers who left | Washington, April 2. ~ President Zermatt to cross the Theodule pass | Roosevelt haw decided not to accept the invitation of the Illinois Manuiac- turers association to deliver a speech at Springlield, 11, on the railway si tustion. In a letter to C. H. Smith, president of the amociation, anhounc- ing this decision, he says that afler fully looking into the matters he came to the conclusion that he has nothing new to say, at this moment, on this special subject. -------- Ontario_Man Suicided. Vancouver, April 2.--~Word has been received here of the suicide of Lee Wigle, aged about thirty, at Dawson, by shooting. Wigle Mr. Herring. He got into trouble over something in connection with the books. The ir ily formerly lived in Goderich, but the young man practiced civil engi peering in the ried there. Mrs ford, is a sister Frank Hewatt, Strat tion: to the good stantlin of the | Rhine" church' Sndis, the Teport showed | o'clock, the Men's Club of the cathe Now Aged Triplets. that the\organ debt had been wiped dral extend a cordial invitation to Jackson, Miss., April 2-The 'Price offi. The meeting adjourned until April adults, the ladies included. There will | triplets" reached and passed their sis- 15th. The churchwardens for. the en-|be no charge or collection, and the | (eighth birthday, yesterday. v suing year are J. B. Walkem' (peo- club will be pleased to have visitors | gre Henry and Frank Price, 'well plea), and + 8. N. Watts, Sr., (rec from other denominations known hotel men, of this city, and tor's). W. B. Walkem was re-elected : Mrs. Nancy Phillips, of Calhaun i G4 the wv. They clnim that they are oldest triplets in the world. four vears of service, © sang, prayed ter's Hoeky Mountain Tes eures when all elwo hos failed. ". W went to Dawson about four years ago with an uncle, clerked in the lat- ter's store, and is supposed to have states, aml was mur- } The boys joined the confedirdie army and saw A marvelous preparation containing the constituent elements of te. Hollis 5c, Ten ov Tab- ELOPING COUPLE CAUGHT. ---- 2 Young Englishwoman Taken in Charge By Her Relatives. Halifax, April 2-The Allan fine steamer an arrived, yesterday from Liverpool, with 731 jmmigrante; the majority of whom are Euglidh and are bound for the Cenadinn west. Of this number, 200 go with the steamer to Bt. John. Chief of Police Power met the steamer on her arrival, and on the strength of & cable from Lon- don, detained an eloping couple who nate travelling an, nan and wife. The steerage list has names pK and wife, i Rey The police refuse to give the name of the young woman, and all the officials are keeping it secret, but they admit that she is well connected in England and has relatives in New York, A re lative from that city was here to iden: fy the girl, and pointed her out to ower. The couple were arrested and kept under surveillance till last night, when the girl and her relative loft by rail for New York, Key is detained in the immigration building. In his pocket he had an ex order for $400, Key is said to ave a wife and children in England. The girl's father is now on his way out by a steamer, proceeding direet from London to New York, to take her back to England. ------ SHARK GETS FINGER. Nipped Of When He Used It to Plug a Leaking Boat. Washington, April 1.-A story illus trating the watchfulness of the sharks in the harbor of Manila, is reported from the Philippines, This is to the effect that as a boat belongingYo the gunboat El Cano was being rowed out to the ship on February 9th, the plug in the bottom was lost and to prevent the boat being swamped, J. J, Dunlap, a sailor, thrust his finger into the hole. The finger was bitten off by a shark, . As the lost finger wits required to pull a trigger, the sailor will have to he retired, being incapacitated for uty. KAISER'S SON FOR HARVARD. Prince Oscar td Be Educated in America, It Is Said. ndent "of the Daily Mol kniser's decision to send his fil ti P son, a continuntion ol s Ame}, erican joy, which began with his « tehing his Brother, Prince Henry of Prussia, to' the United States in 1903, and which has been kept mean- time by a series of compliments, such as the donation of statutes, buyin American yachts, the exchange of professors by German and American universities, and by conspicuous hos pitality to Amerionn visitors, INCENDIARY FIRES Broke Out in St. John's, To-Day. 81. John's, Que, April 2.-About 4.15 o'clock, this morning, the bri: gade was called out for figes in two different localities on Market Square One in the outbuildings of L'Paradis, where the buildings and a stock of weed hay were considerably dam aged. The second was in the double building occupied by Peladean as' a grocery, and Larooque, as a barber shop, There were damages to the ex tent of several hund dollars, Both fires were evidently the work of in cendiaries, ---------- A GENERAL STRIKE ---- Expected in berta. Calgary, Alberta, Apeil 2.--~The joint convention here of miners and opera tors having broken up, yesterday, over the non-diserimination clause, without wigning any contracts, n general strike is likely in consequence, The first shot in the coming battle has been already fired, the Canady West Coal and Coke company, at Taber, having locked out their men. The general phoager of the mine will not allow the men to work on the mine to operate unless the former agree to work ten hours gx day. THE TAILORS' STRIKE In Ottawa, Declared Off--Railway Case Dismissed. Ottawa, April 2.-The tailors' strike which has been in operation for ten days was declared off this morning. The strike resulted in a victory for the men, who went out for a raise of pay, and recognition of the girls as union members, In the supreme court, to-day, the case of Toronto Railway company ver- sus She, in appeal was dismissed with 'costs. Que, Of Miners Al- Bé Disease Proof. Don't cateh cold, don't catch or in- cur any. disease. You can't if your blood is tight. Life and the vital ele ments that fight disease and weakness are, in the blopd. Strength and effec tive resisting power ean be had by use of Wade's Iron Tonie Pills. Thev are a great nerve strengthencr andvblood maker. In boxes, 26e., at 2.~The Berlin corre- | & Almost every day some novelty, in blagk dress niaterials reaches us: either a new ign tn Silk or ow new weave, in len Goods. a BLACK | | G00 Are in Ttalios for TO-MU all our latest arcivels This ad. suvgention. NEPE-DE CHINES Wool and Sil batho to TENN ol . to $1.50. : BROADCLOTH {Chile fon finish), There in nathing more stylish for 4 Spring of beautiful Tr 4 The largest assortinent we've | over shown Priced from 8c. to $00, All ready for inspection. Call and © redeive Free Book, " STEACY' PEeeH DIED. IRS. In Kingston, Robert Lewurs, Years. 4 Foneral private, Wednesday JACKSON --ln K on, April 1907, Susan Jackson, beloved wile Hiram Jackson fu her forty=fy LEW 1907, year. Funetul private. RITOMIE «At Storvimgron. April 1 1907, Mary Filizabeth, eldest du of George sos Ritchie, twenty years ard six months, Funeral Wednesday afternoon, © dt o'clock, to. Sand Hil Cemetery. Friends and aoquiintances respect fully invited to witend. SHARMAN In Kiogsion, 1907, Isabella Memary, r tate J. Sharman, aged seteaty Fe Funeral private, on eda y afternoon, ai 2.30 o clock, from her lug, real donee, 187 Ordnabes SC, to © i Cometery. - as ---------------------------- ROBERT J. REID. 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