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en one. a was a stock. establish a plant Cheese Sal Farnham, Que., Stirling, 895 at 10 Ofc. Ex-Ald. Bassam along Dead the marine alderm bri mu placed ug shout the harbor. wealthy to- oe of hao Now York, having died yesterday, Canada and Klondike 35¢. each, Corrigan's. all Hed. Cobalt's output for the months of 1907 was 6.481 tons, valued at 34.800, 017, The figures show an in | gy iiton, capable Sales. Winchester, 608 at 1le. 324 at 10jec. says an is pon all ~---- Dresses alf Price. White Lawn Suits 'White Pique Suits White Lustre Suits Colored Muslin Suits Goods. 5,000, first six are now 'open. The directors reducing | either five toms or 'ten tons of castings | daily. The five-ton plant complete, in Sling $104,000 for working estimated to require $35 ten-ton plant is idiot we capil while a $50, yor "Pheliford, 1,060 = 10 13-16¢c. to When Will It Come ? the campers | Man's Bay and vicinity | are wondering when Capt. Gaskin, as | known, will | a measdre up in council to have | putt-putts Sale Of Ladies' White Waists. Wo will sell 300 ladies' white lawn waists on Friday and Saturday at sizes, from 32 to 42. ummer SUILS and _ White Organdic Muslin Suits fit, Chambray & Lawn Suits An Cotton Dresses and Suits Per Gent, OF See Window Display of these The Heart of the retail o- will be fo-|° tal, in Men and Women i de Communicate Port Loudon, Ont.; July 16.-By the col lapse this afternoon of the building oteupied by W. J. Reid & Co., china aml glassware merehunts, over a dozen persons were killed and at least a dozen seriously injured. The wrecked edifice is on Dundas street, in the district, and col- ed shortly after four o'clock this wuoon, an hour when the sidewalk we: crowded with pedestrinns. When the building crashed it ried with it the ear- adjoiving stores of Long & Co., clothiers; Brewster & Co's notion store, and the Photographie studio of McCallum & | Westla Reid's "and Hamilton's employ a large number of clerks of both sexes, and the majority of them were buried beneath toms of debris. Firemen and policomen were early on the scene, and, with a' volunteer corps of citi- zens, began the work of Tesote, So far the known dead are . W. G. Hamilton, of Hamilton & Long. Frank Smith, manager of Brewster's store. Those rescued, but more or ess seri {ously injured, are: Mr. Gifford, Miss | Johnkon, - Mr. Boone, George Kipp, Charles Raddick, Mrs. Pollock, John |Gray, Frank Lewis, Elsie Tarding- {ham, Jack Middleton, Lillian Smith, | Ethel Earle, Mr. Brewster. Amonget those who are still missing Miss Clara Mullin, of Brewster's : Rohings. of Hamilton & Long Joseph Lon, of Hamilton & Long Mr. Lane, of Hamilton & Long Uptol am. seven bodies hod bee: taken from the ruins, and this numbe: will be added to when the workers reach the cellars of Hamilton & Long and Brewster stores. [It is estimate that [the death roll will reach fifteen and the injured about twenty-five, / large crowd of workers and onlooker: are still at the scene of the disaster where electric lights have been erectec to assist in the work of rescue. A number of unknown men and wo men and one baby are in the ruins some of whom can communicate wit) the rescuers. | i THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, WEDNESDAY, JuLy I, 1907. in Rains Able to with Helpers citizens, who turned in and worked till, in some cases they fell exhausted, only to bo replaced by more willing hands. Many were the heart-rending scenes witnessed by rescuers and the victims pinned béneath the ruins. The victims were sent immediately to the different hospitals. Up to midnight the army of willing workers had not diminished, gout. there were still a number of peo- ple in the ruins. The cause of the accident is sup- posed to have heen the altefations in progress in the Reid building, which was being transformed into a howling j alley and billiard place by the Greek | firm of Smirlies & Co., who were short- ly to take possession, -- Bodies Recovered. London, Ont., Jury 17.--The bodies of Messrs, Hamilton and Long have been removed from the wreckage of Reid & Co's, mew store, after ome of the most memorable struggles ever fought by human hands. The remains Mr. Long were extricated with dif- few ty shortly after 3.30 o'clock this morning. The head had been terribly rushed and for a time the body was unrecognizable, but it was hnally identified by rings on the fingers. Mr. Hamilton's body was found early this morning and the remains were remov- ed to thd undertmking pariors of | mith & Clarke. It was stated, this morning, that it had been discovered hat the bodies of young women still remained in the wreckage but this re vort could not be confirmed. This would have brought the number of missing up to five. Patients at the hospital are all doing well. The work of tearing out the masses of ruins continued all night, snd hief Clark and his men did not leave he ruins. All through the night the crowd saw the men work beneath the glare of torches and joined in when it was necessary. The work of the hospital authorities, headed by Super- intendent Hoard, is being commended m all sides At noon, to-day, Coroner McLaren, pened an inquest on the bodies of two of the victims, Mr. Hamilton and Immediately after the crash the fire | 'he boy Tambling. Fifteen persons men responded to an alarm and se' } were sworn. After the bodies had been about at once to rescue those in the } viewed th: in uest was adjourned for debris, with the aid of hundreds ofa week. A in ARMS FOR AGITATORS. Government Takes Steps to Pre- vent Importation. Calcutta, July 17.--It is believed here that the Indian government has been corresponding with the govern- ment of French India regarding the fa- cilitics afforded for the smuggling of arms through Chandernagar and Por- dicherry. The French colonial government heartily assented to the British repre- sentations, and a new arms act has been prepared, containing stringent regulations with regard to the pur- chase and possession of arms by French native subjects. In laying the act before his council, the French gov- arnor referred to the "'anti-European movement which is going on around us in British territory," amd he also made a pointed reference to the ten- dencies to some extent revealed at Chandernagar. The allusion lends color to the rumor which has been current for a long time in Caleutta to the eficet that arms are heing purchased at Chandernngar for use in eastern Bengal. AN ADMIRAL DEAD. ---- He Passed Aw Suddenly Wednesday. | Ningara Falls, Ont., July 17.--Ad- miral Maclear, London, Eng., who had been a guest with his wife and nieon, at the Clifton Hotel, the past week, died suddenly, at 10.30 o'clock this moming, while sitting on the vetundih owerlboking the falls. The cause of death was heart failure. Last evening the admiral had a weak spell come over him, and called a doctor who administered for him. The admir- al was sixty-nine years of age, and was on the retired tist of the royal navy. He had been subject to weak heart spells for some time past. on Mayor Of San Francisco. Sen Francisco, July 17.--Dr. Edward R. Taylor, physician and lawyer, dean of the Hastings Law College and of the University of California, was elected mayor of San Francisco ves-| tesday, by the board of supervisors, and, by the open avowal of the brih- ery graft prosecution, the so-called "reign of the big stick" came to an end. Fell. In And Drowned. CROPS FAIL IN JAMAICA. People Starving in Southwestern Part. London, July 17.--A despatch to the Daily Mail from Kingston, Jamai- ca, says that in a small area of the southwestern part of the island people are starving, owing to the failure of the erops, through drought. Some try- vel for miles to get water and a hand- ful of mbal. Relic Of The River Highway. London, July 17+The old 'state barge, belonging to the city corpora- tion, which was built in ¥e seven teenth century, is now Deptford victualing vard, broken up for firewood. lying in the and will be The last oc easion on which it was used was in 1849, but before that it copveyed many lord mayors up the Thames to Westminster to be sworn in by the lord chancellor. Rifle Shooting Record. London, July 17.--Color Sergeant Creedon, "of the King's Own Lancaster Regiment, made a record with the new rifle at the Colchester rifle mect- ing on Thursday, open to regulars, militia, volunteers and yecomanry ir the eastern counties. He scored hig! est possibles in succession of 200, $00 and600 yards, thus winning the ag- eregate in the all-comers' match with 105 pounds. No Solitude For Him. London, July 17.--A tenant who was sued yesterday at the Marylebone coun- ty court for the rent of a flat said that a woman vocalist was constantly at practice in the flat above him, a charwoman constantly scrubbing on one side, a phonograph continunlly at work on the other side, while in the flat below a young man was in the habit of riding Lis motor bicycle on a stand in the drawing room. Did He Hurt The Train ? Cape Town, July 17.--Although he is ninety-foyr years of age, a Cape | Townsnfin named Joseph Mallay, who | was knocked down and rum over by a train on the local railway, escaped without the least injury. A Mile Of Cyclists. Liverpool, July «17. ~Noarly 1.000 ritlers took kt in this year's meet of cvelists at oodford, on Thursday Ottawa, July 17.---Alexander Hume, working on the government dredge, at | terday afternoon. He fell from the | arm where he was fixing a pulley and | was quickly carried away by the swift | current. He came here last fall from Scotland. With An Eye To Business. Cape Town, July 17. dealer in the Rhondda Valley has a bridegrooms to church, says the or -- on condition, of course, that They do Wot forges hun when they are furnishing. Sale Of Ladies' White Waists. We will sell 200 ladies' white lawn | waists 'on Friday and Satorday at | oarh sizes, » from 32te 43 | A furniture pa Molobonr in which he conveys brides | (yRri he procession was more than a mile Paineaunille, Que., was drowned, yes {in length. Inspector Rogers, Lindsay, is in Montreal for Eveleigh, one of the gung of counterfeiters of the Traders' {Banik bills. He is to appear in Lind say conrt to-morrow with the rest of the crowd now under arrest at.that oe, The Ontario government has receiv. od as royalty on the output of the wn mine for the past thro months. B116.546; the preévions puy- ments were B15,000 gud $39,000. rovalty is twenty-five pir cont. The on, Nelson Monteith, minister of { apitulture, leaves on Saturday for land. Fagin. Kennedy, Toronto, was drowned at Collingwood: Richard Allan was drowned while her Fagus, Went With. Wrechage--Rescuers Wok al Nh, imei ss STEALS ENGLISH TITLE. Uses It to Win n Wife and socail Prestige | New York, July 17. BY tier a Chase that encircled the world Cec W. E. Deo Moleyns, a valet, who, it is charged, passed as the real nobleman by whom he was once employed, is in prison Life. arrest was made at the re quest of the Chicago police, who say | {that De Moleyns is wanted there for | | deserting his wife and two children. | | The real Lord De Moleyns followed | the valet from England to Australi and thence to America. He is said to | be in Chicago ready to aid in pro | seeuting the man who stole his family | i name. - | What the valet's real name is no one | but himself knows, and he won't tell | It is said that he leit the employ of Lord De Moleyns in England, and ini Australia, with the aid of a few cards bearing an engraved crest, gained en- { trance into the best society, borrowed money on the strength of his pilfered | title, and gained a wife by the same means. KARASS' WONDERFUL CLOCK. Masterpiece of Mechanism Exhibit- | ed By Peasant. i St. Petersburg, July 17.--The czar recently received at Peterhof Palace a peasant named Franz Karass, who pre sented an extraordinary masterpiece of clockwork of his own invention. The clock registered the time, the! months' and days' duration, day and night, the hour of sunrise and of sun- set and the phases of the moon as well as the movement of the catth around | the sun. | The hour plate and mirror glass are| covered with black enamel and are! more than a yard high by a yard wide. | The mechanisti is of copper and the! working is quite noiseless. The clock weighs 720 pounds. It needs winding! once in 100 days. Karass has been working on the in vention for twenty-two years in mak- ing the design and spent six years in constructing the works, PREPARING MATTER To Show That Running of Trains | Was Necessary. Toronto, July 17.--Another attempt was made, to-day, by the crown, to go on with the ease against the Grand Trunk by which it is accused of | a breach of the Lord's day act, by! running unnecessary freight trains out of its yards on Sanday. The Grand] Trank is preparing material to show that' it was absolutely necessary to move the freight and, moreover, that the railway was required under an or- der from the railway commission, to do so. Another week's adjournment was granted to enable the railway to prepare its material, but the magis trate intimated that the case would have to be proceeded with then. Old Boys' Receptions. } These are assured. The heart-to- | heart talk of the Whig did good, even | though it touched some sensitive! spots. The collections wer¢ greater, | more cordial and more kindly than | with a very few exceptions, | have a way of dwe usual, which unhappily ling in memory. The committee will meet to-morrow morning to decide | apon a lively field morning on the | morning of the civic holiday in the! City Park, in addition to the evening | band concerts. " a Lowes-Carrington. The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Gwendoline (Daisy) Carrington, eldest daughter of Joseph Carrington, and Charles J. W. Lowes, of The J. M. Lowes Co., Toronto, took place at the home of the bride's parents, this city, on Wednesday. Tho ceremony was performed by the Rev. George A. Lowes, brother of the groom, in the presence of a few intimate friends. Mr and Mrs. Lowes left via Albany and New York, for the sea, where they will spend their honeymoon, " What It Might Be Called. The Peterboro Review, the turning back of Mrs. Free man. at Rochester, N. Y., says: "How long is the sort of nonsense of placing a head tax upon all foreigners who enter Uncle Sam's domains to continue ? The great republic to the south often boasts that it is 'the land of the free and the home of the brave," whereas it mighg more aptly be called 'the land of the rich and the | home of the slave." " speaking of Ald. Rigney Defended. Alderman Gaskin says he cannot see that Alderman Rigney did anything wrong in attending the Orangemen's demonstration last Friday. He was only acting as a civic representative. Protestants, the captain says, have attended Roman Catholic demonstra- JOHN LAIDLAW &. SON. Sale of Women's | White Shirt Waists TO-MORROW. Every White Shirt Waist in stock must be sold before 1st August to make 10on for New Goods to arrive during August. In order to do this we have decided to place the price so low that it will surely interest every woman requiring a Shirt Waist. All 2.00 Waists for 1.33. All 2.25 Waists for 1.50. All 3.00 Waists for 2.25. All 4.50 Waists for 3.00. All 1.00 Waists for 65c. 'All 75c. Waists for 50c. And so on through a long list. Every Wiist shown is new this summer, and at regular prices aere onsidered the Best Values in Kingston So at the special prices to clear, it will repay you to see these. Even if not prepared to buy just now, se- cure one or more and have them placed aside until required. tions and aided in giving welcomes to | Roman Catholic dignitaries. Ald. Rig- ney, he says, did right in joining in last Friday's parade, Tobacco For The Old Men. At a meeting of the local Painters' Union, No, 114, a sum of money was voted towards the purchase of tohae- co for the male inmates of the House| of Industry, It is likely that some of the other unions will follow suit. Friday's Events. St. Paul's church and Sundmy school | picnic on Friday. Boats leave Fol | ger's wharf at 1 and 430 pm, for | The 14th band in at- Brophy's Point. 25. All welcome tendance. Tickets, They Give Satisfaction. The red cherries that are reecived every morning at Carnoveky's. Re | member there's a reputation back of | the name. 2 Sale Of Ladies' White Waists. We will sell 300 badies' white lawn | waistea on Friday and Saturday at | 35¢ 4 cach, all sizes, from 32 to 42, | | Corrigui's Bananas, Edwards & Bananas, Bananas. Jenkin, i Worlatook', » public and high what | | boards have amalgamated. and will| { have a boned of education in fature. All-tream fos cream, in bricks, any flavor, delivered at any hour; at Price's, TA Lead. Ce) Our Special Suit Case None Just Like It In Canada. Made of Heavy Wa- terproof Canvas {which will outwfir two leather - covéred cases); steel corners, F iron frame, solid br ass bolts and lock, leather A splendid well-made case, and one we handle, safely guarantee to Wear. Made in four sizes, an Price--20 inch, $2.75; 22 inch, $3; 24 inch, $3.50 ; 28inch, $3.75. The Lockett Shoe Store. ads kDigsto Visitors'. Touris' Are invited to see SHOW ROOMS. Compare ( Furs in Quali Price. Absolutely no ol to buy. We are Exclusive and Designs, in Fine ( MINK. Sets and single In Fur and Fur- Garments. Speci: July and Aung John McKay Ful SEALED TENDERS to the unders d, and e der for n ° Ottawa, be re eived until Wedd yA August clusively, dition to Plans and specificat forms of tender obtained a ment Persons tendering are no ders (will not be on the printed fc with their actua Bach tender 1ou he ac an accepted cheque on a « 1 le to the orde y ) "the Minister of ) oul to ten per cent (1( amount of the tender, wk furieited if the party tem to enter inta a contract V on ta do so, or if he fail the work contracted for be not accepted the cheyu turned The Department does nof accept the lowest or any By Order, FRED G Department of Public Wor Ottawa, July 1 Newspapers will not be advertisement if they inse authority from tha Pepart Come With the and See Wond FOR THE BENEFIT Kingston Ge Hospital, Jul, Any person buying ! worth of Hardware one ticket for the per July 18th. Remember the hospital that dat want to sell 5,000 ti Come, help us with cents. Remember Mitchell tickets away, and it Hospital. Mitchell's Hai 85 Princess 8 a A Friday's E St. Paul's church school picnic on FRI leaves Folger's wharf also leaves foot of C at 4.30 p.m., for Bro The 14th band in att Tickets, 25¢. All IT IS A FAC Where you get good « money and you will do tl your Stoves, Furniture a TURK"S Second-Hand St cess street. ---- EMBEZ2ZLED $5 Italian Minister of BP tion Charge Rome, July 1X.- been caused here by tl Signor Nasi, ex-ministe struction, who is cha ing embezzled $500,000 treasury. The ex-minis was also arrested. The . at the direction » which' the ex-mi Nasi reo of "tl Gener Signor as a membix tried. seat Deputies. "AS TW Al Advertising is a to a business as tl coal is to a furna creation of steam. cardinal part of scheme of business- what that busines and the merchaxt tempts to do out 'newspaper F merely "following that all precedent a disastrous endin No matter hc thing is=~how grea cellent, how mag must (pe properl rightly advertised.