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iver It to you clean and ithout slate, at the very bottom prices. BOOTH & CO., Phone133. Foot of West St HOW 1S THE TIME 70 ACT! "did prospects ever look ter 'for Kingston? It's a Game" to « you from on, if investments are made each, Nos. 96, 38 and 90 4 Tt Lotte, but. the ; at off. "» : : SMP Car: ae or Sharples Bel for |e arvive um Chiengo, with 81,- Major Mal 000 bushels of corn; the steamer |. The her officers | LUrTet Chief, arrived from Fort Wil ~ wright and {geet Ch ho Tivata. and Baker. The bat. ral ith "four light barges, and tery has guns and will go into | slogred for Montreal, with four grain camp well up to strength. Recruiting | jg ; the steamer Wissahickon clear- has heen going on here for 'the Past | of for Belleville he few days. It is expected that there Meveland. a more horses on hand than re. | ee-- 2: Lid They Whistle Too Loud. | The 8th Field Battery, of Gananaqug Market Clerk McCammon informed along with the 5th, form the 9th ar: | g'0 Whig, to-day, that a complaint tillery .. The 8th is command had been against the excessive td by Major Robinson, and will ac: f (Hi fat oF Some 5 the boats near jcompany the - Kingston battery to | he s hich have been engaged J 5 ud ' | earryi wego to Ott The 9th brigade staff consists of | ang ted gol on Would be oT Lieut. -Col. E. W. Rathbun (who for. en to the boats that they must not arly commanded od She Capt. » siolate the city py laws in this way. J. Morgan, ve » Lieut, mes of ts in questi W. W. Sands, medical officer, are un being secured. Pe irons Lieut, Robitaille, adjutant. who make the int do not ob- ieet to the usual whistling that is {de Pout. barracks, ingtond of as Pet t noon for Ottawa. ¥ | Was over yesterday afternoon visiting +4) 3 3 44] b A Frontenac Cavalry Escort. ° ecessary, but they claim that certain Had the R.C.H.A. been still at Tote n bouts bave carried the thing so far that it bas become a great nuisance. INCIDENTS OF THE DAY, Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up By Reporters on Their Rounds. Feels like summer all right. Sale of dry goods at Corrigan's. Restins teste, sire deully haley. 'sm walnut, » 7} abmond an hone almond, Se. apie PERSONAL MENTION. 'The Brockville -Golf club comes to fnsaton next Saturday for a match. t S-- Ki Movements 'of the Poople--What | Wi Swaine, piano tuner, Urders They Are Saying And Doing. received at McAuley's. "Phone 778. A. H. Chisholm went to Ottawa to! The binder twine department at the : penitentiary is to close down this H, M. Vandusen, Belleville, was in | Wook '| town to-day. | Archbishop Gauthier left upon to orm - the | honors. Hromtenne "eouaty. herons takes A part in the reception pro. ceedings, City Solicitor - Melntyre will act today || When required, during the absence of "| City Dent Souda at Petawawg Samp. hood i Prince. Fushimi in going to 1 on Hh ont-No:, 0 Royal Military College i. _-- to fall J. H: Fowler, of the Toronto World | into' the same rut as do Kingstonians. staff, was in the city to-day. 3 "Make things pleasant for your eyes Mills, banker, returned frony | bY getting glasses at Chown's drug Manitoulin Island, - this morning. store. : E. B. Gallagher, Toronto, arrived | The civic light committee met, at in the city last night on a business] 3:30 o'clock, this afternoon, on ae- ip. i % 'jeount of the reception to Prince Fu. | James E. Johnston, Newburgh, | shimi. \ spent yesterday in the city busi- | Most of the doctors who were writ- A © tc ping oi the Ontario Medical Louneil Uharles Myers, Shechrooke, Que., is [examinations will get out of tows (hic vial friends in the city f a few | evening, hing 1 i ! y on § Bileans, Fruitatives, Pink, Dodd's i Clara Milward left, to-day, for | and Doan's pills at Hoag's. Syracuse, N.Y., where she will spend | As Prince Fushimi and his distin- the summer. | guished suite see the fruit trees in Re. M. Dodge, their beauty, they will very easily be convinced that Japan is not the only of pink and white blossoms. Sick room supplies of all kinds at Chown's drug stove. . Many. citicens say John F. Baker's letter was tho real thing. He told a lot of truths. One man said if the money spent on militarism in one year were put on Canada's highways, they would be the finest in the world, Two quart fountain syringes, 50c., at Wade's Drug Store. Cape Vincent, N.Y. friends in the city, Alfred Merritt returned, last even- ing to his home in Ottawa, after vis- iting friends in the = this city, for the past week, ; hg H. Drew came in from Par this morning, to attend the meet- ing of the county prs wr which . con- venes this works at William The C.P.R. is giving a very cheap trip and special privileges tg the Na- house surgeon at | tional Council delegates to Vaneouv- hospital, is away on his er, and to all belonging to any affili- Frederick Cays is doing his ated gocieties. The trip will extend from July 3rd to September 1st. Joseph Hackett says his upset in the harbor was not. due to bad sailing Y., are visitin but the carrying too heavy canvas for er, Joseph oaper, 225. Barl street, | the light craft. There were no reef and also at Miss - Maggie Scally's, | lines and consequently all sail was Portsmouth. out. He came about as any capable Among the medical men in the city, |sailor would do. today, in connection with the Medical A citizen claims to have found an- Council of Ontario examinations are: '| other case for the Humane Society hs. Pyne and Hay, of Toronto; Mc- | officers' . attention in a horse which Cabe, of Strathroy; Brooks and Sin. |i left in a yard on Main street. He clair, "of Woodstock: Hodge, of Lon. [says the animal is old and helpless don, and Burrows, of Seaforth, and instead of being given shelter, at ---- nicht, is left to lie out amid piles of The Time Of Ai ashes, What it seemingly needs is 'No'change was announced in the better. care and food. tme of the arrival of Prines Fushi. mi this afternoon. The G. T:R. 5 cial left Ottawa, this morning I Brockyille, where the prince and his suite boarded the steamer Rapids King at 12.30 o'clock. It was caleu- lated. that the run up the river to --------n MET WITH ACCIDENT While Assisting in Unloading Coal Of Boat. While assisting in the unloading of coal off the steambarge City of New Kinpston would take about five hours, | York, at the M.T. Co's slip, about 80 that the prince would be here at | five o'clock, Monday afternoon, Pat- 8.30 o'clock. Everything was to be in | ick Liston, a young man, fell into readiness for his reception at Swift's | the hold of the vessel, and received wharf at five o'clock. Flags floated on | 3¢Tious injuries. He was employed by many of the down tows buildings in Hackett Bros." He fell on his" back, honor of the prince. which was badly strained, his left wrist was fractured, and, besides, he received a severe shaking up. He was removed to the office of Br. Hanley, where he received medical treatment, and was afterwards taken to his home. He will bo laid up for a few weeks as a result. Well Into Harness. Canadian Gazette, London, Eng. uf sno Sir Percy Giroard is evidently get- Wade's Tooth Paste, in tubes, 150., ting well:into harness in Northern Ni- at Wade's 'Drug Store. 'geria and seems to find his new work It is sometimes Yillivale tw distin fas high commissioner peculiarly Sow wish between a sympathetic person | genial, Just now he is in: ting nd a curious ome. youre of the proposed on Sac and | Reuter's correspondent at 2 tells us that he has already won gold- en opinions on account of the ener- getic policy which he is striking out. ("Among other matters, his jtelley (has 'in view an important roject far] 'deepening the dry senso SE the Niger, thus permitting vessels of feet draught to navigate the great terway all the year round." Bene- ficial reforms in the way of relief of taxation are being carried out in Northern Nigeria under Sir Percy. Gir- Queen Street Sewer Extension. The laying of the Queen street s ew- er extension is delayed by the non- arrival of some four-inch pipe. for a connection from the gas works. The 960 feet of twelve-inch pipe is here. It Js hoped to have the extension com- pleted "before the first of August. and toh I] ounid's admistration, and while the || : peaceful condition of the country per-y mits of a slight reduction fn {\steamer Wissahickon, but his love for he the valise of he drug, . result that he again lost bad ax it were, caused trouble, At seven w'clock this morning he [APPLE BLOSSOMS < SHED THEIR F - TO-DAY'S And Sunshine, Also, Made Her Wedding Day a Propitious ~Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Latimer Leave For Western Tour, i nce and the beauty . for Rochester, of Tic . Eragra BpTalee of Kingston's nicest girls passed from *maidenhood to wifehood, on Tuesday morning. The bride was Miss May H. Smith, daughter of Mr. - ane Jes. John Smith, engagement i mounced of | Brock street, a the groom, James A A 5 Claghe, dmameet of |Alexander Latimer, New York, son of George Clarke, St. Lawrence avenue, |W. F. Latimer, of jananogue. Rev. wedding to take place Jume 1Sth. |Dr. Macgillivray per! 1 the cere to Bértram Guess, of this city. The |momy, there 'were no attendants. young people are popular and | The bride, who was given away by loth friends wish them joy. her father, wore a lovely costume of ; soft grey marquisette, over taffeta, A Pure And Efficient Remedy. with rose point lace, touches of Lold Such is Catarrhozone, which cures colds in a few moments, relieves ca- rose silk, and silver and grey puisse- menterie. Only the immediate rela- tions of bride and groom were .. pres and lung trouble permanently. Highly | Sent, the latter's father, and his. sis- that be is being ld of people on eo took hold of several young ladies, - who, although not in- Jured, were very badly frig! tened. Run ki deer; we are being chased," said Jackalke to one young ladly. Neodless to say, the young lady made away as soon as she could. A call was sent to the police sta. tion, and Constable Samucl Are jumped on his wheel, and went to the scence. When Jackalke noticed the of- ficer coming his way, he commenced to run, but it was an easy matter for the officer to overtake him, with the wheel. In a very few minutes, he was a prisoner at ¢ headquarters, where he raved for several hours, in the cells. - Jackalke had made arrangements to return to his home in Chicago on the cocaine succeeded in getting the better of him. arrested For Theft. On a charge of stealing a coat and vést from a Chinaman, at the Chi- nese restaurant, on King street, George F. Clarke, who is believed to belong to the States, and 'who was, for a short time, employed by War- wick Bros., Princess street, was ar- rested ay Monday afternoon, by Constable Megarry, He is belie ig the police' to be a morphine fiend. The theft was veported to the po- lice several days 0, and Constable Megarry had beth Tockiny for Clark, but was unabie. to locate him until Monday afternoon. The celestial' coat and vest were taken from one of the rooms in the restaurant, and Clarke: is alleged to have purloined it, after being. served with a meal. When arraigned in the police econurt his morning, Clark admitted having the coat and vest in his possession, but stated that he did not steal the clothing, 5 3 p.m. Lee Gong, the Chi n, who owhs the coat and vest, appeared in court. Stayed At Police Station. A foreigner who" could not give his name, and who is believed to be of tnsound mind, spent last night in the cells at the police staticn. He has been- in the city for about a week, and came from Toronto. He went to a lo- cal hotel for the night, but acted so strangely that he was taken to the Police station. The police will make inquiries about 'him. He had $2.70 in his possession, and also cartied a bag, which contained some wearing apparel. : , This morning the man appeared be- fore t magistrate. re was no charge lodged against him. He is of unsound mind, and only a short time ago, landed at Halifax, having come out with 'a batch of immigrants. Magistrate Farroll said that the immigration officers should not have allowed such. a person to come into the country. The country appeared to be flooded with a great many unfor- tunates who were not able to take care of thems:lves. He ordered the police to send him as far east as they possibly could. The Jew could not give his name when he called at the police station, but, this morning, it was found that his name was Mendal Swartz., He will be put on the first train for the east. William Simpson, first engineer on the steamer Wissahickon, was charged with assaulting Edward Bennett and John Murray, of the same boat. Drink was the cause of his trouble. M. T. Co. officials did not care to press the charge, and he was allowed fo go. As a result of the disturbance, the steamer was several hours late in "Kingston's Famous Fur Store" T ONE HAT TO ANOTHER, Says the Straw Hat to the tby : "Your time is up-- skid-do."" We have the right braids, blocks and proportions in Straw Sailors and Pananias. Any price you care to pay. 50k. to $15.00. was on Welli |, street, near Queen | tarrh at once, cures all nose, throat street, wheréd attacked several wo- men, t exci t * magistrate remanded him until, is apt to mistake him for Cupid's ad- in * every | ters. Mrs. W. Beattie and Miss Pearl by phy Lati a - 3 E , mer, up ranan city. Try Catarrhozone yourself, oque for the event. The happy coupln Chair Of Moral Philosophy. have gone off for a tour in' the west, timer weari a' travelling Hon. John Charlton, who has con. an. | navy blue oh. a pretty tributed S000 for the endowment of face blouse, showing: beneath the Eton a chair in 's desires that his gift coat. The most becoming hat was should be connected with the profess- of Milan straw, trimmed with broad orship of moral philosophy. That {iihon, in twa shades: of blue, dark chair will, therefore, be known as' "The blue: wings lying close onthe right Johu and Ella G. Charlton professor- | ide 'and a lovely pink ross tusked in ship of moral philosophy." at the left. Many and beautiful were the gifts, Held Music Examinations. one the bride prizes most h ghiy sou: 1 ton, of the Royal Col- |ing from the Young Woman's Society toy Sot Blakpton, of Eng., was here fof Chalmers' church which broke on Saturday to hold examinations. throu~h its rules and gave her a Those who appeared before him were | tangible token of deep affection in the Miss Bera Bartels, Miss Minnie Lieb- [shape of a cut glass boun-bon dish. erman, Miss Dorothy. Macgillivray, Among her other gifts were. two beau- Miss" Beatrice Marshall and Miss Mil- tiful pictures in antique frames of dred Wilmot, Mr. Blakeston left yes- (Kt, and a tray of beaten brass, also terday for Ottawa. an antigue. A gold bracelet came This Is Economy. from Mrs. Smith, the bride's mother, A pure Castile Laundry Soap, at who had received it on her own wed- ding day, and Mr. Smith's gift was E re |UDique, too, a handful of golden the Price of an ordinary soap. That's double eagles in a gold-mounted what "Olive Oil Laundry Soap is. chatelaine bag. Besides many other Ask your grocer for it. Ask your neighbor if she has used it. No other soap is made in Canada like it. It's the purest, healthiest and in the end the cheapest soap being used in the country to-day. lovely things as many moie surprises await the bride in New York, where so many of her husband's friends live. This afternoon Mrs. Smith asked her friends to come in and drink a cup of tea in the bride's honor, and see the wedding' gifts. A CHARACTER SKETCH The County Council. The June session of the county council opened this afternoon. It is expected that the question of purch- asing the Perth Road by accepting the award of the arbitrators will again be discussed. At the January session the council decided to take no action upon the award. Since then, it is said that the feeling in favor of purchas- ing the road and thus getting spe- cial government grants has increased. Of Principal Gordon in the Toron- to Globe. In a short sketch of Rev. Principal Gordon, of Queen's University, =a writer in the Toronto Globe says, Dr. 'Gordon has proved himself an able administrator at Queen's. "He does not make mistakes," a universi- ty professor told the writer. He looks carefully and impartially at all. sides of a question before forming an op- inion or contlusion. He ie" thue a* sure man. This quality has stood him in good stead in the Presbyterian Gener- al Assembly, where there is no man whose judgment "Carries. more weight. The Queen's principal is well up in all branches of educhtion. aven in mathematics he has made his mark. He is an all-round scholar in the truest sense. In the pulpit he is clear, forceful and eloquent, and in the the- ology classroom his lectures delight the student. Dr. Gordon js a capital after-dinner speaker, and delights in hearing and telling a good story. He is genial and sociable at all times. "A likable man," he has been termed. Under him there are nearly 1,200 students, He wants to know them all, and takes pains to become acquaint- ed personally with them. He is truly the students' friend. The last time the writer met him was when he was com- ing from the General Hospital, where he had dropped in to see two students who were ill. His residence on the col- lege hill is the social headquarters of TS -------- the students. In his social duties he Inviting Soda. has admirable helpers in Mrs. Gordon In a beverage like ice cream soda | and Miss Gordon, the manner in which it is served is | Outside the university Dr. Gordon important. It must not only be pure | takes a deep interest in all charitable but must be served in a dainty, and | work. He is an advocate of 'Bible in- pleasing 'manner. Here you get the | struction in the schools, He doesn't finest materials money can buy. You | eare for or want doctrinal instruction, get the right proportions of ercam, | but tirges the teaching of the Bible to fruit juices and soda. You get a clean | ths youth in the common schools, - In polished glass and you drink amid | out-of-door life he is fond of football attractive surroundings. Wade's drug | and even at sixty-two id still a vig- store, orous kicker of the football, He has also retained his old-time ability to skate, and durine the past winter he appeared on the Kingston rink, thouch he prefers open-air skating. He is decidedly fond of musie. Dr. Gordon, like his predecessor in office, is a strong and healthy optimist and continually declares that for Can- oy and Queen's: "The best is yet to Keep Kidneys Active. The kidneys filter every drop of blood in your body several times each day. If they cease work the. blood is yp 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 kidneys. Money back if not satisfactory. In boxes 23¢., at Wade's Drug Store. The Late Mrs. Moore. The death of Mrs. Moore, wile of George R. Moore, at her home, '*Glen- more," on the Front Road, township of Pittsburg, came as a severe shock to her friends and acquaintances. The deccased was sixty-four years of age and her maiden name Jane McLean. A husband and family survive the loss of a loving and kind wife and mother. Among her neighbors the late Mus. Moore was well-known and highly re- spected and her presence will be sadly missed. The funeral will take place from her late residence, Wednesday morning, to Milton cemetery. The Recent Celebration. The executive of the Vietoria Day celebration committee, met at the City Hall last night, and passed a large number of accounts, but there are still a number to be dealt with. After all the accounts have been dealt with by the committee, and passed by the auditors, a statement of the fin- ances will be given to the press for publication. The executive passed a hearty vote of thanks to all who had assisted in making the celebration such a successful affair. Col. Kent oc- cupied the chair at the meeting. ---- For the sake of justice to the afflict- ed and for the good of humanity, it is my right and duty to recommend Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. We owe our country amd our fellowrhen a duty. Fea or tablets, 35¢. Ma- hood's drug store. Only all-cream ico cream in the city, at Price's, Wrrivals At B. A. Hotel. H. Thompson, Toronto; B. R. Sher- riff. Brockville: Dudley E. Latham, | W. G. McLaughlin, Brockville, died Duluth, Minn.; Mrs, Mary Dickson, | on Sunday, a victim of anaemia. He Alameda, Cal.; Joseph Killert, Belle- | was fifty-one vears of age. A widow ville; Mr. MacDonald, London: E. J. and three children survive, Nis fune- Weeks and wife, Philadelphia; W. [ral occurred gt' Athens, Tiernoy and wife, Ogdensburg; F. IL. Hall, Perth; E. B. Ecklin, Ottawa: Dr, Join W. McCullough, Alliston; F, J. Burrows, Seaforth; , J. H. Fowler, Toronto; B. WM. Bingham, New Or. leans: E W. Charlton, John Mac- 20d, A. Greenburg, K. H. Munroe, Montreal: Thomas "= Webster, Lans- | What you spend for undes. downe; J. I. Singleton, Smith's wear buys most real value Falls D. #. Henderson, ~ Hamilton: int. combo, service -- . J. Harvey, John W. Waters, New oaly when each ger- NE Ed. Millikin, New York J. | J met ban M. Eagan, "Henry R. Frank, Brant- that mark in red ford; F. P. Price, M. Thickson, A, W. atataction Abbott, F. C. Armstrong, Toronto. ou your fy -------- f The genuine Stearns' Kasagra, in Bey 15¢.. 25c., and 40¢. bottles, at Hoag's. | gn When a bachelor flatters a girl she CMLL Importers of Fine Hats. army the efficiency of the' mili- vance agent. Ouly |! best materials used. 78 William St, | phone J | minal : ppprss ote, at Chown's I you iatend painting vour house, and get D. E. Fraser's price. J, Trusses, lstic stockings, abide: E ON We have the advance styles for the coming sea- son, and we advise those wishing a change to have their Furs ATTENDED TO NOW --RY W. F. GOURDIER EXCLUSIVE FURRIER 78 and 80 BROCK ST. "Phone 700. "GUT GLASS SPECIAL We have at assortment of Patterns, in 8 inch Fruit ) Dishes, at $4.50 each. " present an Desirable This line, at the above price ; is the best value we know of. SEE WIN- DOW DISPLAY. SMITH BROS., Jewellers & Opticians 'Phone 668 Issuers of Marrisge A. E. HEROD ORDERED FOOTWEAR Now is the time those Re- pairs are wanted. Our anti- squeak is used on all work. -- 286 PRINCESS ST. THE HOUSE OF QUALITY Is It a Muslin You Want for the Sumner? If so, just look at the elegant range we show at I5C.,, 20c. and '25¢. Rich, charming colors and dainty patterns. Other lines as low as roc. a yard and up to 6oc. a yard. The swellest range in the city. Our showing of Cham- brays and Ginghams is par- ticularly large, including all the desirable colors and patterns. Price 12jc. and up. ' Extra big range of Va- lenciennes Laces and In- sertions to match, all mod- erately priced. "The Corset Cover Em- broideries that we sell at 25¢. and 35¢. a yard are creating lively selling on account of the excellent va- lue. Ask tosee them. English Galateas, Brown Liens, Prints, etc. Big variety for children's wear. . tt Help: is help for every w Logo hg backache when Nature makes a hea Every woman should take BEECH : her through these help I and healthy cor hood, and those of mature; Pills. Taken at the first assistance. Read the spec Sold everywhere in Cane SUN Furp NO BENDING DOUBLE A! AROUND THE ASH-PIT SHOVEL TO GET THE QUT OF THE SUNS The Sunshine is with a.good, big ash- All you have to grasp two strong, f tached, always--cool, dles and the large, ro pan éasily comes out A minute or two takes to petform the All the ashes are i too. Because they 'ar into it by means of 3 attached immediately Sunshine is the s kind of a furnace. and a smock when If your local deale write direct to us f C LONDON, TORONTO, MONT I LLL L0000800044 Ice! : Genuine, Pure Bricks, all sizes, F A. J: REE | SEER R ERE CANADA LIF HE Kin * Assurance in force (ove Assets in force (over) . Cash Dividends paid Po The first "LIFE ASSUR i how a For information ; Market Street, Kingston - J. R. URQUHART, J AME Te (Special Agents.) -- RO SALE OF i V White Mercerized regular Price, 25¢. Eb) White Madrass, wi wide, worth 250. and 3 Fancy 'Dress Musli Pink, Pale Blue and H ard. y ENGLISH PRINT! and Dark Colors, Stri Special, 10c. yard. 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