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certainly be a great hoon poor man's children. They connection with the pub- So ----r---- TC The Syracuse Post-Standard 'de- | neribes. the manner in which the Am- erican fishermen, With motor boats, ng the river of picker- RNY : for the sport of it, seems | Remarkable Sagacity Exhibited in to be almost a ;thing of the past. oll has been represented ' in Commons by D. Derbyshire, and |' bly by G. P. Graham. |! ow would it do to change places-- to Ottawa and Dan to | tests wkville cannot do with | the following & i it ¥ i 1 2 = t 0 in the asvembly 2 # a i i Ff i i if i 3 ; ------ The tories are breathing easier at Halifax, now that the scandals in- cident to the candidature of R. L. Bordén. and. J. 0. Mullen have been | den Wi suppressed--for the time 'being. They |! = paid the expenses of the who were called and n ¢ i i I | 4 § i % 4 th H } ! if ; 3 ¥ E: - { The rate on municipal debentures-- | | "Ti to the buyer, not the seller--is 'still ny oh rising, Much of the money now on special deposit would be invested in {gon indi municipal debentures if they were in | will b& smaller denominations, The $1,000 de. ; benture is the fich man's security. id z | i 2 | | = gE = » > w wn Zz » - g i F ! gF¥ ib H iy £ : The 'Qutario hiweau of agriculture be imates the yield of grain to he less in value 'by $12,000,000 than that of high Maat year's crop. There is a great gap | OVeF SIX fect, long jumps of fourteen between that figure * and 850,000,000, | °° in'all the crops, which the president of the Ontario Farmers' Association | latter after i : : z : ii ge it z Fzd i if 3 s ¥ Ih Ii § F - i ir i i 5 F SPIRIT OF THE PRESS cs Clerical Marriage-Brokers. The shameful brokerage marriages » | and blush of the W er conferred by the the sake of the name , skilled | ought to protest against he petitioning, if need be, that the stripped of their | the throat or seizing the leg, he hurls Trul; Conser parties to a cause prefer to st Jom A Iie yhtive, j 3 r. Borden's speech and tiorm that the | 8% worthy of afl praise a Hots en more than from of the jurymen are some: certainly oo : daviled, and. mot in vain, They [or mo Tite are influenced more, of course, in the | vote, On the contrary, they «| case. of 4 criminal prosecution, and it : admirable evident that the result may be |, erroneously effective against the pris- | horifolio over as well as for him. It 'may be to of Price ; | ceeded i i i iz i I 3 4 4 i : party recently stated that ten "of frost. within the mext ten days would do mor 0 help the op- tha ' Borden, Fasten and Fou y make. Given such a frost wil cr OY Juinol the erop, consequent general ression, and the conservatives would . stand some ¢hanoe of ousting the Laurier governmeit, The poverty of the once t (politieal party now led by Mr. could hardly be more striking- 0 # the frank admission hope lies in blue ruin, definite pronounce: ; to how they pro- . i confidence : of elegtorate; And when they had climb- dito" power 'on the failure of the western farmers' crops, they would of- fer him what ¥ Doubtless a Canadian edition of the' McKinley tariff. LE ------------ IN TRAILING THIEVES. Novel Contest. Paris, Sept, 5.--A novel contest was held in Paris' this week, styled the 'Copcours International de Chiens de police," its object being to test the sagacity of dogs employed to help the pice in their duties. Among the "At command the dog will march in front of its master, or follow him, and obey at a distance the directions iven by 'voice or gesture, ef dog will at command seek for an the e ase wil by given. "For a "For the which, immediately af- er 'being "directed to attack a man, on a second Command halts without ouching g. the person, fifteen marks will "Ton ptompeloy. We "Among their > ts were jumps of feet, climbing of walls, vigorous de- fence of their master against the at- tacks of hooligans and tracing the hor flight. How to a man down by running ' be ween his legs ant to eegh hime on he ground with vigorous blows of the muzzle ave acts in which all the com- : perfect. A man. who played the role of hooligan braudished a. stick and fired a pistol, 'was overcome by the win- ning animal's clever attack, The dog, Athos, a black = Balgian collie, found bee "hoolican' id i orig Rg the 'hooligan when he hid in a tub, abuse of the pow- and pursued him over the slates when he took refuge on a-roof. Other com- and | petitors . ran the winner close in imilar - manoeuvres, Athos has: developed a new method it, even to |of attack, which, his owner says, has never yet failed, Instead of flying at himself hedd foremost at that part of his wut's anatomy known to the Tota oa the "wind." The result, is said to bo rather more effective than a knockdown blow with the fist. The trials took place in the Velo- drome d Hiver. . BUDGET FROM ARDEN. on The Raiss Have Extinguished the promotion positién of opposition to a in the present govérnment, Arden, ept. 5.--~The late rains have ox the forest fires, and re: vived vegetation. Farmers are busy, _ | harvesting hay and grain. The crops are light, on account of the long drouth. Minor, Williams hae disposed ith shop, and is suc: I by C. W. Seott. Saturday last, Rev. J. W. | An- , of St, John the Evangelist , Berlin, came on a short visit his Si to' his uncle, Thomas Andrew, stayed «| over Sunday, and left on Monday af- ternoon, On Sunday evening, at the vequest of the incambent, Mr. Andrew preached in St. Paul's English church in this village, ; Yesterday, a sitting of the division in court was 'the town hall, Judge Madden . The follow: ing cases Were of : McGregor ve. Hayes, claim of 864 for keep of horse; Tudor for plaintiff. F. Kel lar vi. CE. Hayes, claim for dam- ages, question of title arising; court had no jurisdiction. The township council met on Mon- day. Mrs, D. C. Clancy has returned has been spending o few days. A. 'obmlt. The showers of the last few the country, la dust, put out Hel. and helped corn, potatoes, roots i I ------ Brockville Fair. for which marks were given were | dent 6 from visit to Toronto, where she | ve greatly, improved the appbarance id the Pacific Coast. ki New York, Sept. 6.--The World ac BY | uses President Roosevelt of jingoism "is toward Japan. "What," it asks. Ye ©"! the mative or excuse for this parade of battleships to thé Pacific ¥, Nut our he English relations with Japan. There ja less justification for suck a demonstration now than there was two months ago. Then there might have been room for doubt as to Japan's peaceful inten- tions. Now there is nome. Every. Am- erican with intelligence to read and write, know, or ought to know, that nothing is further from Japan s por pose than war with the United States and that the internal condition ol the empire demands peace at ahy price short of national humiliation. "Why then is almost the entire of- fective fighting force of the United States navy to be concentrated in thePacific, leaving the whole Atlantic const unprotected ? -Plenty of practice can be obtaifed without sending $80,- 000,000 worth® of battleships on a 14,000:mile cruise through the danger- ous Straits of Magellan. What other nation would gream of leaving its most populous ports, its most impor-- tant sea coast, and the overwhelming bulk of: its maritime commerce with- ont naval protection in order to bot- the | tle up its sea power for months ? Nr. Roosevelt himself judged by his past, would be aftame with indignation .if anybody else mroposed it. * "If Roosevelt is not using the navy to capture the delegates to the re- publican convention, what is he dJo- i disturbing the peaceful relations with a friendly power in 'order to restore Y ing ? If he is not taking the risk of Pacifi¢ coast, what is he doing { Tl*he is not employing the naval power of the United States to. further his per- sonal politicar programme, what is be doing ? Has Roosevelt any sense of his personal responsibilities as presi- f the United States?" NEWS OF GANANOQUE. Two Baseball Matches Billed For To-Morrow. ag. th ite master an wobject hid- ® Gananoque, Sept. 5.--The barbecue nh ® eertain area by the and harvest home dinner at Bethel ol church, yesterday, was brought to a # will bo awarded tor sucoessiv hy : best in_climb- | terfered to some extent. A plenteous (and marks are also of- {dinner of roast beef and chicken pie mps and high jumps. | was served, followed by a programme which. best protects |of music, song, recitation and speech- in its charge fifteen [es. The - Misses Kssie Delong and A Fannie Balfour Timberlake, of Ganan- ing at command any per- |oque, and ' Miss Guess, of Kingston, by its muster ten marks furnished the vocal and instrumental "jssue, although the rain in- part, and Gordon Hurd gave an excel- Jent recitation. There was a large number of Gangnogueans present. Tomorrow afternoon the Union baseball team, of Kingston, will meet the team that they defeated on Mon- dny by 5 to 2, and the other team de- feated by Watertown om the same date will try conclusions with " them once more. Lambert Pimlott, son of Rev. Mr. and Mrs. William Pimlott, of Quyon, Que., is spending .a short time in town the guest of his 'aunt, Mrs. Wil- liam Salter, James street. Nrs. Hat- ler, of Boston, who has been spending several weeks in company with her children, with her father, John Be dard, River street, has returned home, Joseph McGrath, Hickory street, is spending a week with friends in To- ronto. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Amyot, of Buffalo, N.Y., who have been spending a few weeks' vacation oni Tremont Park, have reterned home. John Miranda, Charles street, ' is Yisiting with friends in Watertown, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Petch, of Walkerville, who have been spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Peteh, at their summer residence, Tre- mont Park, have returned home. Mrs, J. E. O'Neill and daughters, Bessie and Eva, have gone to Montreal, where the latter will undergo a sur- gical operation for her throat. Capt. and Mrs. Conley, of Buffalo, N.Y., who have been enjoying a few - week outing on, Tremont Park, have re turned home. J. E. Doane, of Walker- vill, who has been spending some time with friends in this vicinity, has returned home. The Misses Griffin, of Buffalo, N.Y., who hagd spent the past, three weeks on Tromont Park, have returned home. Osear Ww. Sheets and daughter, Eva, are spending a few days with rela- tives in Merrickville and Smith's Falls, Miss Lulu Beeman, King street, who has been spending several weeks with friends in Brockville, has returned home. Messrs. Harold Ralph, Smith's Falls; Henry Boyd, Merrickville, and Orval Boyd, Kingston, spent some time during 'the past few dayt, the uests of Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Sheets Stone street. Muclear Watt, of Co. balt, an old Gananoque bol i8 spend- ing some time with friends and rela- Mich., is spending a short time i town, the guest of his parents, Nr. and Mrs. A. See, Mucket street. J. O Shortell, an ex-merchant of Ganan- ogue, now located in Galt, nt a ew duys this week with relatives in 0 . A -------------- "Made In Camada." A ial meeting of the W , Aid of the General Hospital wan held on Thursday afternoon, when rte n -- { from the various committees i rge Hodis, merchant, has loft Arden, and! of the "Made in Canada" exhibi fo with bis Tamily, $0 settle | in Er hiik wat heard. Everything is progressing wel Space was Soar for the different oi. hibits. The Napanee branch reports that work for its table 'ic going on | enthusiastically. The programme | book, containing views of Kingston | is. nearly ready, and all departments 4 point towards success. | Jones' Falls And Return. Rideas King, Wednedday and Sat: Co., agen Bee Bibbys now t Lines that will hob Toh and them, of J. Routley's, 173, 175 Pr reat branch, 354 King street. Bitby's new $2 derby, - a ---- . New York World Denounces Roose- | velt For Sending Fleet to the his' tarnished political prestige on the, Just A Word or Two All On the Q.T. Perhaps you'd call it a hint. We want to remind you that there's splendid picking here just now in Fall and Winter Wearables We want you to see our $10, $12 and $14 Suits. Single and Double-Breasted Styles, mew patterns, in | Cheviots and Worsteds. J = If there are anysSuit thoughts wandering through your mind, sir, 3% like to show you Suits of perfection. 4 " RA We've Suits to suit every taste except a poor taste. Think you'll thank us for the hint after you've been in. See Our New Top Coats. Hats. THE H. D. BIBBY CO. FASHIONABLE . CLOTHIERS. tives in towne | Charles See, Detroit Friday & Saturday This week we have refilled our windows with bargains in Men's and Women's High Laced Shoes, i $3.45. For $3.45 we have placed on sale, in our window, one lot of Men's Box Calf, Vici Kid and Velour Calf and Patent Colt High Laced Shoes, regular $4.00, 4.50 and 5.00. "This is the last chance to buy them for 3.45. $2.98. For- $2.98 we have placed on sale, in our window, one lot of Women's High Laced Shoes, in Vici Kid, Velour Calf and Patent Colt, regular prices $3.00, 4.50 and 4.50, This'is the last chance to buy them for 2.98. ~hocolates Buy Ganong's G. B. Chocolates. They are the Best. A. J. REES, 166 Princess Street - esses mms orday, at © am, Swift 4 O ain, Fare 50c, James | $60 ummer Furniture Sale Reduntions from 15 to 20 : i our stock before buying. Pr mt, sud a lange selection." See Mates SUITS---5-Piece Suits worth $25, reduced to $20. SAL SUITS--2 3-Piece Suits worth $48, reduced to $40. ARLOR SUITS--1 §-Piece Suits worth $80 (special), reduced to JOURGES. Dus $7 Velour Lounges, reduced to $5. JOUNGES.-ue $12 Velour Lounges, reduced to. $9.50. : unges and Davenports, all reduced." i R. J. REID, LEADING UNDERTAKER, "PHONB 577. _ _portation_of Kingston Post for 10 16 1000 Island ( Beautifully Colored a Designs, for 25c¢. 15 City Cards, | for 1§c. T. McAUVI ENGLAND AGAINST Consents to Cut Impc Drig. Shanghai, Sept. 6.---The ister, Sir John Jordan, | memorial to the Chinese | eign affairs, offering to re hidian opiv cent. in three years as an and also to increase the « native drag is equally tax He further proposes to laces at which opium is British settlements and | importation of merphia il European powers will 'take ion. Dedicated The Mon Bufialo, N.Y., Sept. 6. downpour of ruin, and hed tude of people, the MeR ment, on Niagara square, ted and formally turned state of New York, veste noon, through Governor Hughes. The ceremonies but none the less impress dian regiments from H London assisted at 'the They formed part of the ¢ goveraor. Hamilton Gets Inc Humilton, Ont, Sept was compieted for the sal Hoefner ~ works and fiftee ground to the 'E. €.' Atk) of Indianapolis, Ind. Th said to be $50,000. The « one of the biggest saw m indhstries in. the United will fit. up the; old buildin new ones to cost $150,000 one of the biggest Ame tries that has come here Robbed And Mux Chicago, Sept. 6. The man, supposed to be E. son, of Touchwood Hill was found, early, yestex in the lagoon in Garfield dence that the man possib laid and robbed and ther to the lagoon, where he disclosed by the pockets side out. Car Hit Mail Wa, London, Sept. 6.--A sf by a mischievous boy ea sion between a street ca cart at the comer of Dun terloo streets, yesterday, sult the horse was killed, smashed, and the driver close call for his life. Brockville Man Dv Buffalo, N.Y., Sept. 6.- sev, a watchman om thes jon, was drowned in B last night, while trying steamer s lines. He was ¢ a native of Brockville, v ther is proprietor of the tral Hotel. Scott's Lond: The hats that royalt dressers wear are' sold only at Campbell Pre centre for men's hats. See Bibby's new 81 shi 'Hapry Simmons, who at Belleville, sold it to | Sidney, for $60 and was Gananoque, pleaded guilt od for consideration. He was the cause. His case fora week. Sibwnons, six, was a native of brought up by Christian went astray. Anarchists and whiskey be at the bottom of th in Antwerp. See Bibby's new golf ¢ Season': ~ Spices Table Spices, Pick Ours are absolutely secures strength and safety in using. Tea Ta We don't believe the: _» grade of Tea in the ¢ than the Japan, Mix we are selling for tha steady repeat orders our customers is proc sertion. We have oth other prites, and in e aim to give the low consistent with gualit includes all the popu Teas. Give us a tria F. W. Van Phone #17 - 246 |