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'g a complete assortment Nite Natori Lawns, ens.' d Mulls, t Moslins, in a great variety, French Mull, with checks, i o chief Linens, very sheer for Il weights, great variety. 7 and plain, .adies' and Children's Wash ee -- -- BONS op \d Sashes lecks and Floral Effects lings to be found in 'our bons for neck bows, 1S, 18: for hair bows. ibbon, very good quality. Ribbons. ng Ik ves nd White only, extra Pair. IN dt 4 p i 3 Our constant aim ds. to keep 4 Lr 3h ------ie ust what most peo- ist received, Also and Tan Calf Tie , ete, Everything ---- hoe Store, *e the strongest. Special attention given at this time of year to repair- ing and remaking. FUR GARMENTS YOU SAVE DOLLARS By consulting us now. JOHN McKAY, Fur House, 149-155 Brock St., Kingston. PREG the standard of quality high. p Our stock is so well and care fully selected that digmond buy- ing becomes an €asy task and You are assured of getting only 4 the best stones. 4 Having bought to advantage, we are confident that our values : are right, - which nedans money S saved to the buyer Our three stone ring at 4 Will prove a good investment. ad Spangenberg JEWELER, KING STREET | y employed with a farmer on the Perth { to have been assaulted by another man, while he was taking Sf a lunch in Beef Steak Jack's restaurant, night. The police are working on the case, and an arrest will no doubt be Farmers' Fresh Butter in good supply, also Creamery Butter, Best Table Salt, 3 bags, 10c. Le Roy Table Salt, in cartons, 0c. : Rice, 6 lbs., 25c. Patna Rice, 4 lbs, 25¢c. Prunes, 3 lbs. and 4 lbs, 25c. Choice Imported Mixed Pickles, nll sizes, ed in the As soon as he could am ' ips, all flavors, | make his escape he ran to the police S Phell's - Soup station, where he remained at 12c. Celery Relish, bottles, at 10c. Raspberry Vinegar, bottles, at Oranges, Bananas, Lemons, Pine 'Apples. Green Vegetables, Green Bacon, Smoked Meats, Cooked Meats, etc. F. W. Van Luven, Phone 817 - 246 Princess St. Sc. : . WONDERLAND . OPEN--AIfternoon, 2 to 5. --Evening, 7 to 11. Programme every Entire change of Monday, Wednesday and Friday. 3 Motion Pictures To-Day and To-Morrow "The Fan In Japan." 'he Cavalry School --"Pravels Of A Barrel A sipger wil} arrive on (Prom New York). and take the IHustrated Sones ORCHESTRA .in attendance nighty Saturday, Charge ol Saturday Sc. "Cut Glass Our Special] Berry Bowl in fine clear cut glass. Price $6.00 Kinnear & d'Esterre, JEWELERS 100 Princess Rain, : The rain will not harm you if try one of our rainproof umbretias, Soc Yn at Campbell Bros.', the store that saves you money. vou sllas, Sought Protection at seated at one of the tables alone, and provocation he was thrown on the floor, and kick- DAILY MEMORANDA. See George Mills & Co's nd On the next page announcing Straw Hat opemng to-morrow. Resolved, . That Campbell Bros'. New Hats Have no equal at the price. - Civie Finance Committee, 8 p.m. "Leo." at Opera House, 815 p.m. Wonderland, every afternoon and even g- . their in Auction Sale, 261 Princess St., Satur- day. 1.30 p.m. Matinee, "Leo," Grand Opera Saturday, 2.830 p.m. This day in history cholera in Canada," 13 of Spain, married, 1906 ; South African war closed, 1902 ; Reign of terror began in France, 1793. WHIG TELEPHONES, 243--Business Office, 229--Rditorial Rooms. 292--Jobbing Department. Try us for Billheads, ete. CHEAP DINNER SETS We have just finished stock- taking, and find we have a few set short of a small num- ber of pieces. These we will clear out at a great sacri- Come and get a snap, $12, $10, $9 Sets, for $7.50, $6 and as low as $4.50. best quality. Robertson Bros. OLIVES OLIVES OLIVES Olives at 10c. per bottle. Olives at 15¢. per bottle Olives at 25c. per bottle Olives at 30c. per bottle Olives at 35c. per bottle Olives at 40c. per bottle Olives at 50¢. per bottle Olives at 75¢. per bottle ---- Stuffed Olives---- Jas. Redden & Co. SPECIAL SALE. NORSE, HARNESS AND PHAETON belonging to the Estate of the late Wm. Fee will be sold hy MURRAY, at his Rooms, TO-MORROW, (Saturday), at 11 a.m. Terms cash. SAYS HE WAS ASSAULTED. House, the Police Station. Robert Thompson, who has been Road, claims par- Ontario street, Thursday made in due time. Thompson says that he can identify his assailant. Thompson's story is that he was without any He savs that attacked whatever, that he was all night. fe will require medical attention, and will be sent to an hospital. Several of his teeth were loosened, and his face was badly dikfigured. rithms sn, Made In Italy. Romano soft hats are made there and are the ones fashion demands for supymer wear. Sold at Campbell Bros.', Kingston's style eentre for men's hats. Try Roney for'your new suit. See Bibpy's new straw hats. In no other store in Kingston does "quality" hold a more important than in Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. If you want good per- fume, good soaps, good candy and good pure drugs, the best money can buy, it means go there for it. : If vou intend painting your house, call and get D. E. Fraser's price. Only place best materials used. 78 William St, 'phone 373. . Our 75c. shirts are dandies. See them. Romney & Co. Try Bibby's 26¢. fancy hose. . "Have You?" "If you have a good thing you should push it along by good advertising. If you haven't, our advice is let advertising alone." An enterprisin merchant can always make it worth while to induce a customer to come to his store--but a "dead 'one" never finds a way because he would rather sell a few customers at high prices than many at close prices, : It pays to deal .with Whig advertisers because the store news they exploit 'is the guide to intelligent, boro presbytery on DANCERS IN A HALL PANIC. STRICKEN. Fire Broke Out-in. the [Basement and the People Enjoying Themselves Had to Escape As Best They Counld--Ladders Used in Rescue. Montreal, May 31.--A sensational fire took place, at 2:30 a.m., during the progress of a dance in, a hall in the east end, when a number of peo- ple were compelled to jump from a third storey window, and a dozen of them were more or. less injured, some of them probably fatally. The hall. is in the top floor of a building, a few doors east of the City hall, on Notre Dame street, and fire started in the basement, the ground floor being occupied as a dry-goods store by G. Marsolaise. The. crowd of dancers upstairs became pamic-strivken by the rush of smoke and flames, and started jumping from the windows be- fore the firemen arrived. One man' had both legs broken and another his spine injured. The firemen rescued many by means of ladders. The fire did not amount to much and was quickly extinguished, Many injured were taken to their homes for treatment om acconmt of which it is difficult to ascertain the exact number hurt. Arthur Duperreaunlt, a butcher, has succumbed and it is stated that the number of injured is eighteen. some of whom are in a serious condition. PITH OF THE NEWS. The Very Latest Culled From Al Over The World. St. John's Anglican church, at Ma- doe, was burned, Two persons were killed in a trol ley collision, at Elyria, Ohio, Dr. W. T. Grenfell has received from Oxford the hi degree of M.D. Hon. Edward e is ill in Lon don, having been stricken with paraly- sis. The vicinity of Houston, Texas, has been swept by a series of cloudburts and storms, Mrs. Jane Reid, of West Hunting- don, committed suicide by taking carbolic. acid. It is said that United States part- ies are endeavoring to secure pulp wood concessions in Northern On- tario. Montreal police have presented the city council with a hill for $8,000 for keeping order during the longshore- men's strike, Samuel Wright, C.P.R. detective, is about to transfer his services to the Canadian Detective Bureau, which is being organized in Toronto. . At Parry Sound assizes, Capelle, the Italian, was found guilty of the murder if William Dow and Marano, his companion, was acquitted. Rev, T. G. Wallace, rector of St. Jude's church, Oakville, has been of- fered and has accepted the rectorship of St. Paul's church, Woodstock, St. Catharines doctors have unani- mously resolved that after the ex< piration of present contracts no fur ther lodge practice would. be engaged m. A young mother, living near Saska- toon, was shot a few days ago, and dangerously wounded by her step- son, who was playing with a 22- calibre rifle, In a Decoration Day address at In- dianapolis, President Roosevelt de- clared that there must be no swerving from the position taken regarding railway regulations. Rev. P. W. Currie, formerly of Sonya, Ont., was inducted into Peter Wednesday, and has assumed the duties of pastor of Warsaw Presbyterian church. E. King Dodds, the editor of the Canadian Sportsman, was presented at the Woodbine, on Thursday, with an address and a handsome testimon- ial, in the form of a cheque. for $2, 400. To help to prevent smuggling be tween. Mexico and the United States, President Roosevelt has issued a pro- clamation creating a reservation six- ty {feet wide along the entire southern border. H. S. Arkell, lecturer in animal hus- handry at the Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph, has resigned, to ae- cept the chief position in a liké de. partment at the Macdonald Agricul tural College, Ste. Anne de Bellevue. Rev. J. W. Falconer, pastor of Fort Massie Preshyterian church, Halifax, has been offered the presidency of Pine Hill College in the event of Prin- cipal Falconer accepting the presi- dency of Toronto University. : Government Will Investigate, Ottawa, May 31.-M. J. Batler, de- puty. minister of railways and canals, has decided to ask the government for permission to employ a competent engineer to muke a thorough investi- gation of the several routes proposed for the Canadian Northern between Enterprise and Ottawa. For rough skin, tan or sunburn, buy Cold Creams and Face Lotions. at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. All fresh thee. ONE MAN IS DEAD): ed," hi Je with al long as with her tell her that the same come up over his is," Her fa nany with ing to the the injuries Simpeon did Springfield, Lederbrand, her sister, absence and cause slayer, Toronto, 5-1. falo, 8-2. At 5-0. At 3-1. American 1 New Fetroit Louis, 2-2. National lee Brooklyn, 0-1. cago, 6-7. At delphia, 5-1. cinngti, 1-6, El Paso, negress, * who Beresford, as her by the and an addit ford. North the Fleme, schooner months ago. Montreal, sentenced to Thuteds ears. yeers ago, nens , are Jou mony. Seo Bibby's $1 white negligeis. economical shopping. Need o shirt 7 See the. big display | ay Boney's, - Mernas r all 'about e said, "Those little full of life, think they can come hig city and be strong eno telling me What a fine pl getting to be, and she said 18 A not know killed my little girl. Fp take her home to-day. I all hy myself. who is a guest of F. city. His visit here was cit hortaw. fact that charge of the body of and reburni while passing do 3-4; Boston, 1-5. York, 3-2. At against the estate the temptations d forever, and a ves. When my little gi left home she laughed and said: out worry, i 1 il be all {hd She ho ppy then, her father 1 the Cadhury ny ta what I, May seven years Cora, seventeen, ters of Joseph Lederbrand, a farmer, were murdered and thrown into Sugar Creck, yesterday, and the bodies were found last night by the gifts' father. The girls left home in the afternoon. Their father became alarmed at their ay Then oves he did when she d him and put her and say, 'Guess forgives her." eesti WAS NOT SUICIDE. Sir A" R. Simpson Says Mrs. Cad: | bury. Fell to Death. Victoria, May 31.<The report that Mrs. Cadbury, whose death ocurred on the voyage of the Empress of In- dia, was one of suicide, is contradict: ed by Sir A. R. Simpson, man who crossed the Pacifie ugh to bat: 'We our little home and. she had her pitino and could play first rate, but wanted to play and so she wanted to, come ot city where she could got lessons from a professor. She said she could work while she studied, and she a posis tion, but T don't know now where i was. Only last week I got a latter 3 ¥ i gf £4 ¥ oul wan! i i ib * medical "in com Sir A. R. Simneon says ra: AL het gangwav, : soatained resulted in death shortly afterwards, he eonld but it was impossible to restore her. Sir A. R. Sisters Murdered 31.--Carrie old, and daugh- went to search for them with - neighbors, Dr. Duncan found that each girl had a bullet hole in the right temple. No has been assigned for the mur- der, neither is there any clue to the cague--At Ph At Washi Clow At Chicago \gafe--At Boston, Baseball Record. Eastern league--At Jersey City, 4-5; At Rochester, Newark, 3-2; Providence, 6-2; 1-9; Buf- ; Montreal, Baltimore, iiladelphia, ngion, 1-9; eland, 1-0; , 8-0; St. 4-3: At Pittsburg, 4-1; Chi- New York, At St. Louis, Texas, May has 2.6; Phila- , 5-1; Cin- Negress Takes $5,000. 31.--Flora Wolff, commonly called "Lady Flo," a set up a claim of Lord Delaval his common law wife, Lord 85,000, will of ional May s El yesterday accepted £10,000 devised to Beresford, and waiv- ed all claims to the estate. She certi- fied that she was never, either in law or in fact, the * wife of Lord Beres- Forty Fishermen Lost. Sydney, French fishermen have heen given up as lost by the officikls at St. Pierre, Miquelon. The men were the crews of Girardin and Le which left St. Pierre for the Grand Banks, of Newfoundland, 31. Forty two Toronto Waiter Jailed. Moy 31.--Robert White, one month i , a most of Toronto, a waiter on the steamer City of Montreal, was, this morning, n jail for theft of a case of gin from the steam or's supply of liquor refreshments. A Big Showing. Of new straw hats, new soft hats, new derbies, at Campbell Bros', the iutroducers of new styles. Mrs. * Margaret Thowipson, wife of Willigmi Thompson, Belleville, died on ay, after an illness of poveral dy, was born in Ireland seventy-one Talewm powders, Colgates and Men: ¥ sold at Gibson's Red Cross = tr | 1 ¥ " bad he 1% ve] as Been Reached In : § ify i Ri RB ! . » and for which the editor is under ar- rest for criminal libel, says he was at the St. Lawrence Hall in Mont- real in June, 1906, and while. there met two ladies, Mrs, G. CO, Allen, of Moncton, N.B., and Mrs. Beuthnies, Quebec, He called on them as they were qld friends. He had khowif Mre. Allen from childhood. Sometime ahout midnight the ladies knocked at his door, claiming. they had been in. sulted by a porter of the hotel and declaring they would leave, Mr. Em. merson said as an act of gallantry he went with them ta the. Albion Hotel. On the other hand the hotel men gave testimony that complaints were made of noises and. Mr. erson's room visited with instructions . that the noises must cease. A tall woman ans- wered the door and: swid "All right," Then the bills of the parties were paid and the trio left the hotel. Editor Crockett pleads justification for 'the publication of the episode." Both lad- ies had travelled on Mr. Emmerson's private car as his guests. Nothing of impropriety happened botween him and the women, at the hotel. He sent the women down to pay his bill as u matter of convenience, and left the St. Lawrence Hall as a matter of gal: lantry, but perhaps it had not been the right thing for him to do, WILL BE ROOSEVELT. He Can Carry the States Without Fear, : Paris, May 30.~President Roosevelt is certain to be re-elected as next pre- sident in the opinion of Thomus W. Lawson, the Boston financier, who 1s now touring Europe, Nothing eau head Roosevelt off, he thinks, as he is the choice of the people. Lawson thinks a few rich men are now en- gaged in a gigantic struggle with the 80,000,000 common people of the Uni- ted States and he icts vietory for the people. Of Roosevelt he says : "He iv so st that it is absolute. ly certain he will be next president of o United States even were the re- publican convention to be packed for rome other candidate and everything cut ond dried in advance for Mr, Taft, Myr, Fairbanks or Mr. Foraker, Some one would get up and begin to talk about Roosevelt and. he would stam- pede the convention." To Sail For Canada. - London, May 31.--A {farewell lunch. tert] 7 R i i jt Eh geet i ii it 5 I: nicle. A Fine Statement. Montreal, May 3) At tho .ann mee! Montreal Light, t and P in a few days iat ill oe A oe it, of $1,491,70¢ been appropriated to depreciation, in- surance, 'doutingencies, eto. An Agreement Reached. Montreal, May 31.~The Montreal Typographical Union has made an agreement with the newspmpers and. other enployers of printers for a now schedule covering a period of five years. In offices where there are mon- union employees they may be retain ed, but new hands taken on are to be union mombirs. There is a clause making an exception to this ini such casos, where non-union men may be better than the union men. To Make Further Enquiry. Montreal, May 31.~The railway coms migsion to enquire into the Bell tele phone y._ has decided to ex: amine into the affairs of the two wub- sidiary companies, the Wire and Cake and Northern Electric companivs, and will re-nssemble June 7th for the pur- Mer ~<In ud ries on ID, 6 En wo i he turday eo, om Ba \] 3 'oelack, to Oataracqui Ci Friends ond tend. : To-night, Saturda day Matinee, May Both, pose. Notwithe the objections of the Bell solicitor 0, F. Sise, jr. was examined to-day. No. Hats In Omaha. : Omakia, Neb., May 31,--Mayor Dahl- man, is in the limelight as sponsor for the Hatless club, "'Sun- shine and plenty of air are the real cures for baldness," said the mayor. "Some members of our club wha an a little timid about seen, without a hat are to be permitted to knock out the crowns and wear the brims only." .. Trouble Smoothed Over. London, May 31:-Differences between Donnell, which threatened to end in the retirement of the latter from the eon wos given Prince Fushimi, of Ja- t of undersecretary to the lord pan, at Bickingham palace, ing | lieutenant of Ireland, were apparently Edward 'Queen Alexandra. The | at least temporarily smoot over | prince sails, to-day, hy the Hrmp at Wednesday's cabi g of Ireland for Conagl .._ Earl and Countess Grey, Lady Sybil Grey and Si Frederick Borden sail by the same ship, rigger A Fine Royal Yacht. Glasgow, May 21. new turbine Po 1% 000 tons, was launched, here, yester- day afternoon, and was chris . Wise Heads. or Wear Campbell. Bros," new. hats. edt qdlity tooth basi dre | AE at Gibwon's Ra' Crom" 21 --King Edward's Alexandre, of 2-1: Princess Louise, the Duchess of Argyll, the : ims 3 Drug {F Going To Foreign Markets. hte are, taking an increasing | Store. sohi at Gibson's Red « " | Fr the government and Sir Antony Mec} LEO, THE ROYAL: 8 Milita Lo d Caden dor 100 ap are ok A | TUESDAY, JUNS 4th. Washington, May. 3k-Foreign war ||