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to attain wisdom, on Mothuge Xthune, Trad ie 3%) ¥ For Fall and FA \ gating the case, and and costs, or twenty days. THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1907. Many Chitien Do Net Gut he the Proper Kind of Food. | posite notified Dr. G. W. Bell, of the * Tree. | or Sunday morn- a seventy-two foot Street wv N (-------- € » IN BRIEF FORM.| Matters That Interest Everybody | --Notes From all Over--Little of Everything Easily Read and Remembered. 1 Knigh Queen's Uni- | Humane Society, the Jatter inter | 13, opening of the Guelph & ake A. was ity oi n'a Uni viewed H. W. , Jocal wu tele | Goderich railway was celebrated by a by the board of education to examine | phone manager, who stat A. Sche[largh gathering at Goderich. the sight, hearing and teeth of the | tagne, one of the . Sompany § expert] jg Kuortér, an Austrian, was school children, has red a | pole climbers, to' bring w to the|seruck by a stone hurled from a blast Foneths report in to his ob |carth. Mr. S any wisitted by five h feet away at Cobalt and servations. He hed only time to at- | E. Mooney and Smith, and sve | killed. Nh tend to Victoria schoo! in which be lopeded, in rescuing the poor pussy, | . Burton _Bediord, Thamesville, was : e examined nearly all the pupils, "only a | which has existed noarly four dave on | killed while riding along a road "on mines last few declining. | the tree-tep. Cate will climb high! the 1 ing engine; the flywheel of tine gold. 'ihis| Prof. Kbight sdid he found little | trees, but they do mot seem to have! bursting. So afir houses in Lon-|avidence of physical degencracy among | the neve to come down, though they! At Saratoga, N.Y., Charles M. Bur- a oa She the ils of Victoria school. What {could do so quite easily. The pussy in ton, Nevada, Mo., was elected com- er, production reached he soe in that regard was due 10 question i« a . ome vear old, mander-inchief of the Grand Army of will ho | IMPFOPCE rather than to wn- | with a white %pot on its breast, and the republic. | ders , marrow chests | being cared for hy Dr. Bell. The! The Bishop of London left Ottawa, R58 i iss LA 2,2 1 2 - - 5 - 2 : ; i of Mardocggyio at 13jc. fem 'S P. . STOLE POPE ANTS. "Thief Slipped Away With Lawyer's lower extremities and a short coat is no protection from the familiar guz- yan in a Hlatiet "le slipped to porter's quarters by dint of persuasion got the loan of a shy blue pair of trousers and that ac counts for the eminent lawyer's ecn- preferable to none. WAS ON "INDIAN LIST." But Was Able to Secure Liquor in City. In spite of the fact that John Doyle is registered on the "Indian list," he was able to secure liquor at some of the local hotels. Doyle is a young man, and for some time has been em- ployed at several hotels, in different capacities. . His love for strong drink has brought considerable trouble his way. en' ar before the court, this morning, he admitted his ilt, and had n further to say. 0 was fined '$1 a of ten days. nspeotor Clark Wright is investi: ill endeavor to nd out where Doyle secured his TE iam Waish was accused of being drank and disorderly. "Although he pleaded very hard for his liberty, claiming that it was his t appear- ance .in the court, he was taxed $3 costs, with the A Big Break In The Price. Of plums, $1 baskets now 78¢., all varieties except green gages. Twenty- five cents off every dollar's worth Sat- _urday only, at Carnovgky's. Hat Talk Our hats talk two languages, style and good value, See our new $2, R50, #3, h $1. Campbell Bros., Kingston's style centre for men's hats. Stockings that will wear, for child ren, all sizes. See our sale of stock- are now on Exhibition in Our De- partment of Tailoring. Your at- * tention is particularly invited to - MANY EXCLUSIVE ~~ FOREIGN AND D Which for style and' qEality are by fax Eayosd the ings, 2 pairs for 3c. New York Dress Bibby's for comfortable underwear. Winter Seasons ESTIC S ordinary. All a marked eg | spicuous rousers--hut they are much | Presby: their tale. pai sed hog old |ensily i from those «¢ Suggestion should be pla -- the ops steps to taken to & ly 3 il h the nourishment they re In that way, 'there will soon sical candition of the children. Er. Knight reports that he found the defects of eyesight not to be so high as in Europe. In hearing, the igher. He gave this per \cent. table of his observations : Defective Defective Dedective 3 t Bgtonis Teas, Nr. Biiigees AT PI 3 Wi. H, Pops, Montreal, who is re-{Mise MSCS -- 98 34 ss Jrosenting the Grand Trunk in he Hire > A 23 8 's Day case at East Toronto, ay " < @n_ experience coming from Montreal (Mim Levees © 2 © last night. The astute man of the law! The teachers, Dr. Knight said, had tucked himself under the clothes and ized the marked defects of hear dreamed. = Meanwhile i "else ling and eyesight made all pos- was much awake and sli away | sil provision the children , so with Mr. Pope's nether garments con- | affected. Minor easy ha nGver- taining 329. It wasn't the loss of the looked, but this was natural. The money that hurt, though when heiboard of education was advised to woke up near Kingston, but he was [Pay attention to the matter in ques without the means of covering bis . i --» JAPANESE ATROCITIES. Rev. Jonathan Goforth Says Kor- [ eans Are Abused. Toronto, Sept. 13.--Revy. Jonathan Goforth, missionary of the Canadian terian church, stationed at u in Honan, writing to the Globe, tells a serious story of Japan- ese atrocities in Korea. Mr. Goforth been speaks of what he saw there. He points out that the Japanese forced a loan of 10,000,000 yen (a yen being fifty. cents in gold) upon the Koreans to carry out certain alleged reforms. Although it is said that an American firm offered to take the loan at four per cent., the Japanese forced it on Korea at ninety, bearing six and one-half per cent. The money is devoted to teaching Japanese and 'some English in the schools, ne Korean being taught, to the build- ing of military roads for the Japan- ese, and for the establishment of a waterworks svstem which series only Japanese residents. orean independence, says Mr. Go- forth, was signed under Japanese com- pulsion in 1905, the king being held a prisoner in the palace by force of arms. _ Repeatedly picturesjue and valuable portions of the country have been sized under the plem of "mili tary necessity." Private owners have been exiled from the property and it has been handed over to Japs under bogus deeds. The Japanese aré reported to be overhearing and tyrannical, and no effort is made by the authorities to control them. Repeatedly defenceless old men and women, he says, have been insulted and abused by them. Mr. Goforth states he has personal- ly urged upon prominent Japanese of- ficials the necessity of doing some- thing to end the abuses. 100,000,000 POPULATION. Bishop Presages Tremendous Future For Canada. Ottawa, Sept. 13.-The Bishop of London addressed the miembers of the Canadian Club on his work in Lon- don. In the evening he ted the address substantially to 8, people, He anticipated in his remarks Canada a nation of 100,000,000 souls, with Montregl, Ottawa and Toronto, among the atest cities in the world, and urged on his hearers the preservation of Christian ideals as the best safe- guard against, future perils. i Fixed For This Year, Ottawa, Sept. 13 --In wply 'to a deputation, Sir Wilirid stated that Thanksgi Year on Thursday, October 31st, and be did not think that the cormmercial travellers would be tly incon: venienced - thereby, as ee following day, 'Friday, November Ist, All Saint's Day, is a statutary hol in Que bec. He promised, Fonda, In next year, when it came time to fix the date of . thanksgiving, considerhtion would be given to the representations made by the members of the deputa- tion. . . Baseball On Thursday. Eastern timore, 74: Ro- theater, 11. oronto, 2. Jersey City, 1. Buffalo, 5: Newark, 4. Providence, : treal, 0. : American. League--Detroit, 3.2; Cleveland, 2-2, Philadelphia. 7; Bos- tan, 1. Washington, 2: New York, 0. icago, 3: St. js, 2. Cin- Pears That Are Ripe. Xow realy for vating. Big baskeix "| only Oc. Saturday, at Carsoveky's All wise mothers buy infants' foods at Gibson's Red Cross Drag Store, of well-to-do people weze 0 {ing over the resoue. = 4 who are not fed om | improvement in the phy- | ving would be observed this | 000 i Moraes La | Hamane Society members are tejoic oes FIREMAN WAS DRCWNED. ». ny ' + Dr. Knight SF" | Belonged to Tug Florence Yates, of Charlotte. arviving in { " Kingston, | Friday morning. on the steamer To- oper | ronto, brought the news of the drown. jing of a man st Charlotte, about {9.18 o'clock, Thurelay wight. The { man was a firehgn on the tug Flor | was pot ascertained. { The tug was assisting in turning the (steamer around, and the fireman's {foot canght in the "eve" of the line. | He shouted #0 those on board that {he was caught, and the line was let {out ite full . Jt was supposed { that he had been wble io free himself { from his dangerous position, but such | was mot the case. When the line was pulled in, | deckhands wore homified to see the | fireman's body hafging on the end of [the rape, his. foot being fastened tight into the loop. He was removed to the' vessel, amd doctors worked over him for half an hour, was extinct. / {| BRIDE SWEPT OVERBOARD. | A | Husband Plunges to Rescue Has i Narrow Escape. Philadelphia, Sept. 13--Mrs. Mar iguerite Croft, bride of a few weeks land wife of John Croft. of New York, {was swept overboard from a yacht in the Delaware river here and drowned. {Mré. Croft and her husband guests of C. Fu M. Bennett, of the this | The vacht had reached the lower end and the boat gvbed. The boomy struck Mrs. Croft, knocking her into the water. Mr. Croft plunged into the stream after her and Bennett launch ed a somll boat, but their efforts to save her were futile. Croft was re- passing schooner. Mrs. Croft's body was not recovered. ------------ HINDUS TO BE SHIPPED. Vancouver Plans to Make Present to Ottawa. Vancouver, B.C., Sept. 12.---With a subseription list started, Tuesday, headed by Mayor Bethune with a purse of $100, and which up to last night, had grown to £1,500, Vancouver citizens will charter a train and, plac- ing at least 800 Hindus, who arcived here, Tuesday, by the steamer Mont- eagle, on board, will ship the East Indians, bag and baggage, to Ot- tawa, the seat of the federal govern- ment, This is the plan evolved and which is to be carried into effect, pro- viding the necessary amount of money can be raised. GO FREE ON PAROLE. State Board Takes. Action Under New Law. Ossining, N.Y., Sept. 13.<Announce- ment was made at the state prison that. the state board of parole, acting under a new law, yesterday, granted paroles to five prisoners who were serving lifo sentences. This is the first instance of this kind. The men releas- ed have clean scores gs regards their observance of the rules of the prison since they were brought there. Ae- cording to the law they will have to report once a month at the nearest police station or to the sheriff whore ever they may be. . DOCTOR EATS SPLEENS. Cldims to Have Made a Great Food Discovery. Boston, Sept. 13.Declaring that red blood corpuscles * come from the spleen, and also announcing that he has found that spleens are edible, Dr. Edward Williams, ao graduste of Harvard Medical school, believes he has found the means of adding B50 - 000 ppunds to the nation's annual meat pr which should mean a saving of $5,000,000 a year. His dis- covery, he believes, makes it possible to secure meat at a cost nit exoeed- ing ten cents a pound. Crisis Hinted In Strike. New York, Sept. 13.--That strike of telegraph operators reach a crizis before the end of will this usually jable source. Both sides are tired of the fight which is now in its fifth week and would be glad to give it up if they can do so grace To Isolate Meningitis Cases. Montreal, Sept. 13.-The Canadian Medical Association Bas decided 5 to hold its next unnuel Sofivention¥ at Ottawa. health to take mon. of all roms of disen | Ho Hos To Go Dut Of Town. For your fruit. prices on pears, grapes. plume, i o. Ponghon, ote, Prices at the f doutt noteh and a sheer cot on ull Tunsold alter § pw. at Camoveky's to ence Yates, of Charlot, but his nane but life | were] jcity, on the sloop yacht M. R, E. E. | : jof the city when a heavy storm broke | in Korea recently, and | seued exhausted by the mong on a | the | night. and proceed from Prescott week was the statement made from a! fully without too great a back down. | Bon Byturday's He received a + today, for Toronto. a large number hearty send-off from ol 'clergy and laymen. Randolph Guggenheimer, of the law firm of Gu heimer, Untefmyer & Marshall, died at Long Branch, N.J., aged filty-nine years. At the inquest into, the Canadian Pacific wreck near Caledon it was testified thas the rail at the horse shog had been altered in 1904. wt Bell telephone officials refused to dis- cuss the finding of the telephone com- f) mission; but i, Curry, K'C., who | acted lor the operators, stated that it was a win for the wirls, 1 That moving certain classes of goods | on Sunday is a work of necessity was the defence set up by the Grand Trunk | in an action taken against .it for alleged violation of the Lord's Day act. Plans for the construction of a mile race track in Zion. City, the North Shore colony established by John Alexander Dowie, are made public. Ground : will be broken within a few | | days. FX. W Salshury, district freight agent of the C.P.R. company, in Pitts burg, Pa., died suddenly in his office; { Wednesday afternoon, from a stroke | of apoplexy. Mr. Salsbury was about [hity years of age. { {#? Thé commission at Quebec heard ' a |statement by Engineer: Lajunnesse, {that the second chord in the super {structure was bent. The commission iwill go to New York to examine | Theodore Cooper, consultine engineer of the bridge, and aill also take the {evidence of the survivors in the hos | pital. FOR HIGH TREASON. {Over a Dosen Accused of Betray- ing Secrets. | Coblenz, Prussia, Sept. 13.--Further { arrests have been made in conmection {with the extensive betrayal of mili- | { tary secrets. There are now fourteen | persons in custody, of whom twelve, | including four civilians, one of whom {it is said belongs to the nobility, will 4be charged with high treason. In the {meantime all the prisoners are kept in {closest confinement. ! i i Strange Suicide At Fair. | Milwaukee, Sept. 13.--Frank Faris, {an inventor, of Decatur, Ill., commit- ited suicide at the state fair grounds {in the presence of thousands of peo- ple, by throwing himseli wmder the | steam roller which was being operated {on the sample pavement that is being {laid as an object lesson in good road- | building. { Fariea came to the fair from the | Wauwatosa sanatorium in charge of {W. A. Anthony, an attendant. He | had been in the sanatorium about f three months, but had never shown | any sign of violenea. they stood looking at the steam roller working back and forth, Faries |saitl : "What a fine machive it is." | Anthony looked away for an instant, | when he heard a cry and turning. | found Faries had thrown himself in | {the path of the big rollers just as she { machine started back. He was crushed horribly, not a bone being left unbroken. A Rare Spectacle. (An excellent advertisement for the i city was on view, to-day, at. the Kingston & Pembroke dcek, one that would present a very good picture, es- | pecially for visitors. Along the dook no less than six drunken loungers lay | at fall length, sound asleep, Many | comments were passod by people com | ing off the boats, one gentleman want- | ing to know how much the policemen. | received for renting the rooms to these distinguighed gentlemen. Death in L'Hotel Dieu, The death occurred at 'Hotel Dien. on Friday morning, of Peter Steels of Toronto. The deceased was former. | Iv a contractor there, toming to. ! We Want to Show You the Largest and Finest Collec- tion of It has ever been our privilege to place before Kingston women. p In every particular that enters into good coat- making these Fall and Winter Coats are better than ever before. Our policy is one of progression and we have exerted every effort to secure the latest and most peopular models. A cordial see our New Coats. invitation is extended to you to NEW FALL GOATS 6.75. 7.50, 850,. 10.00, 11.50, 12.50, 15.00 And on up to 22.5). In Kersey Cloths, Cheviots and Broadcloths. Just Received To-day Some Very Stylish Ladies' Fall Suits. . There are not many in the lot and all differ- ent. These ought to be seen TO-MORROW As we cannot-duplicate them. Ah s- Kingston a few weeks ago. He enter ed the Hotel Dien, a week ago; Thurs day, when he was treated for heart trouble. The deceased was seventy ane years of age. and a Roman Ca tholic. The remains will be sent to Torgnto, to-morrow, for burial R MASNYENSUGGEGINEIAIIN i Going To Detroit. | Capt. Thomas Donnelly leaves to | marrow for Detroit on the stepmer | { Edmonton which will be unlonded to | to i Detroit ta be repaired W. EL. Webster, Néw York, and his brother, William, Ottawa, left hero, Ivesterday, for on trip to the const, {They expect to be away about six | weeks. A woman who has been mndergoing | (treatment in the Hotel Dien, was re. | moved To the asylion on Friday morg | ng i I A boy in liberally ahosed if he fan't i polite, but how many sav. "Thank i¥on." to 5 bow ? ' "Mo onkev's caramels © [Gitwon's Red Crom | Phone 290, | Not getting the worst of i Is Tp 1 ally ae mich ax the mst of ue dase ot wa | i on kindly conmnt to Vet women jon whep they san' ation (hm Vom ean waste « wovenl desl of time ing how wlinile won Kye Tenth and a woman's wr have little of. fol in somimon, Frosh ot Drug Biore ~ . : ANOTHER NEW LOT | This Week We Received Another . Shipment of SEPP 4PIIVOIVIDOPILIPTV P0000 000 ® z Trunks and Suit Cases ow Se El : We have sel a lot this season and are ready again for more business. Our prices are low and goods brand new. September is the month for travelling and this is the place for the Travel- ling Goods, ' : . i PPOPDP PROP PVPPPeE : 1 i 3 | i The Lockett Shoe Store. SRA NAAAMADAMAIAAAA A444 | » 4 09P00dP " De SU . > df Te So &/ : : RY&SCLO: y YERAL (Riiai 3 P.INCESS BT, KING i) --e YEAR 74." NO. Store Open Saturday Ni 9 O'clock. 20000 SEAL SKI QUEEN OF FUR Magnificent Skins to se from. Your choice of ings, in Fancy Broeades Silks. Quality, Style ar Fit Guaranteed. Your inspection invited, obligation to buy. $ John MeKay Firr Hol $ 149-155 Brock St., Kingston. Write for Catalogue E0200 2000 0000004 A Great Fy Made and Produ in Canada Under tl Society, for the Benefit of Kingston General H WILL BE HELD IN 1 ARMOURIES OCT. 7th to 12th, 1 Formal Opening on the ven The Lieut Sth, by His Honor Sir Mortimer Clarke. Fancy amd Useful Articles n Produced in Canada will be « site, © Many Attractic INCLUDING Grand Mar Deseripture of Great Evbnts ar 1listory ec part, liresse a serilving these Open ok ever 7 mission, 15 Open 'every afternoon at 2 ¢ mission, 11x SPECIAL NOTICE FOR TOWN FRIENDS and Steamt SING] LOOC » 1 14th Roller Ri Skating at 2.30 and 7.3 BAND EVERY EVI Select Patronag TAKE NOTICE 1 have the best line of Hes had, 1 have also an enormou Furniture, that 1 want to diy very low prices, ds 1 want th Heaters. TURK'S Second-H #398 Princess street. A YEAR IN PRIS Eva Fox Strangways G¢ For Swindling. New York, Sept. IM. Strangways, the' Englishwe swindl » number of hotel who, when cheques, and whe . here, fled to Toronto, arrested, was sentenced, wi a year in the peuitentiary. ed guilty to indietments larceny in the second d voung woman expected to | a suspended sentence, ant heard she would 'have to ; she had to be carried fron ------------ Wilfrid. Laurier wi Sir 1 Toronto on -Septembe vist | one of the guests of honor nadian Manufacturers Asse pual dinner. : : Christy's English hats, | ADVERTI ' ising is the ° of eve mercantile «Po this one thin Lord Bacon said secret of success lies doing many things b ing a few things Ww public forms an opin : Adve the way you pre goods. Do this con convincingly, just 2 were taking with ¥ in the store. Then have ninde one long , ward success.