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on THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1900. A Winning Combination DUPONT or "INFALLIBLE" | "e Smokeless Powders | Loaded in } DOMINION SHOT SHELLS ASK THE MAN WHO SHOOTS THEM Loaded by the Dominion Cartridge Co. Lad | Montreal, Canada MID - SUMMER Special Reductions --Fur- niture, Carpets, Curtains, &ec. Refrigerators, $22, reduced to $16 817, " to $12, 25 of these Hammocks, strong, large, only 5H $110 $ 90 ' to £ To : to Parlor Suites, reduced to Over 50 to select from Rugs, Curtains, Linoleum, Oilcloth, Carpets all reduced in sympathy with this sale. A good time to buy and save money PHONE 90. YOURS, T. F. Harrison Co. Vudor Porch hades Keep out the sun, wind and rain Will not warp or shrink. Just the thing tg make sitting out comfort able. ALSO AWNING STRIPE In Blue and White, Red and White and Green and White: R. McFaul' Kingston Carpet Warehouse. Flour, Grain mT and Grocery Business At Belleville. 3 Storey Brick and 3tone Building with Lot, facing on Kront and Pinnacle Streets, G. T. Ry. Co. line run- ning to water front, adjoins. Well established busi- ness. . Can be 'bought right. McCann Brock Cor, King St. A SAD DROWNING FREDERICK CATTERMOLE| . SANK IN DEEP WATER. Attended Picnic With Wife and Family at Wolfe Island--Rody Was Recovered But Too Late; to Save Life. Frederick Cattoarmole, aged tity: three, employed as a gardenen for Mrs. | George Robertson, Sydenham street, lost his life in a drowning accident, about a quarter of a mile beyond Staley's grove, Wolfe Island, on thei holiday. With his wife and family of three children, Cattermole left here to attend the picnic held by thy Salvation Army, The accideift occur- red about six o'clock. Cattermole went in bathing with a couple of friends. The point selected was off an old wharf. The water at this place is very shallow for a few feet, when it reaches a depth of about sixteen fect. Cattermole could not swim, or if he could, but very little, and had a pair of water wings on. He got beyond his depth before he had realized it, and his' companions were shocked to hean| a splash and a cry. Help was called! for, and Frank Pollitt, undressed and went in after the body, as specdily as | poesible, but when the body was | taken out lifo was extinct. His body hadi been in the water about four minutes. The first time under the water Mr. Pollitt brought up the water wings. Cattermolo had used. Adjutant. Parsons, who, by the way, is an old sailor, worked over the body, but the result was fruitless, every spark of life having departed. Dr. Spankie was also called, and he, too, applied restoratives, but it was too late. A fact which added much more sorrow to the affair, was that de coasex]"s wife was silting on the bank nearby when the accident occur- ved, and was one to raise the alarm Her grief can well be imaginea. Dr. Spankie being acquainted with the facts of the case, «aid that an in- quest would be unnecessary. The body to Pe undertaking par- Reid, and later removed on King street east. member of was brought lors of R. J. to his home Deceased wis formerly a the Salvation Army band. He is survived by hig wile and three chil- dren, the voungest being a month's old baby. He had been out from Eng- land threo years. He was a member of the First Congregational church. MET UNTIMELY DEATH. Sad Mishap to. William Marshall, at Watertown, N.Y. Fuller particulars from Watertown, N.Y., tell of the untimely death there on the railway, of William Marshall, aged about thirty-five years, who was a son of Samuel Marshall, of Prince street. He was struck and in- stantly killed by an engine, in the Watertown yards, some time during l'uesday night. His body was found in a heap beside the tracks and it is | supposed he was struck by a shifter, | while walling the tracks. | Deceased was well known in King- ston, but had been out of the city for some time. He was unmarried. 'lhe body was identified by Dani O'Connell, a boyhood schoolmate of deceased. The first word of the ac- cident was conveyed to the police and Constable Creag notified the rela- tives Interment will probably - take place in Watertown. | Funeral At Watertown. The remains of the late William Marshall, of Kingston, who was killed in Watawtown, N.Y., will be interred in that city. His father, Samuel i Marshall, went over for the funeral. | Deceased was for a time employed as a lineman by the Citizens' Telephone company, in Watertown His father jis totally blind and broken-hearted over the sad accident. CHURCH GETS FARM. Late P. C. Thomas' Bequest to Anglican Incumbent. Justice. Teetzel has farm belonging to the late Peter Churchill Thomas to be sold and the to. be handed over to the diocese of Ontario in trust for the incumbent of St. John's Church of England, in Rath, Lennox and Addington The late Mr this in his will, contested the be fact that he die after making his will heard recently av the court. the the ordered estato of proceeds Thongas provided for his heirs have . owing to tha than six months 'The cas was Kien high Bad Boys At Concert. there number at the band concert, Park, last night. hooted and yelled, {the band played, and not only noyed the members of the band 'also the citizens who were present enjoy the concert. The concert an excellent one and ft was a pity to have the selections mar- of in They when | jan- but to was indeed As usual were a bad boys Macdonald played tag, 'of events will start. CITY AND VICINITY. Spend Sunday In Watertown. Only $1.65 return, going Saturday or Sunday; returning Sunday or Mon- ! day. Panama Hats. In the styles good dressers like $4, 25, $7.50, $10, ¥12, at Campbell Bros , Kingston's hat store. Becomes A Member. Francis King, K.C., has been made a member of the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Navigation and improve ment Association, which has in hand the campaign for the deepening of the Welland canal. Get Back Your Hair. If your hair is thin and growing thinner, start healthy vigorous growth by the use of Dr. Dawson's Hair Re- storer. It cures scalp humours and rovitalizes the hair bulbs. Restores gray hair to its natural color. In bottles, 50c., at Wade's Drug Store. !morning, but BURGLAR IN HOUSE WHEN DISCOVERED, MADE . GOOD HIS ESCAPE. He Jumped Through Dining-Room Window. Taking the Curtains With Him--A Lively Time in Home on Sixth street. A burglar broke into the residence of William Doherty, on Sixth street, during the . carly 'hours of Thursday was discovered bv one of ihe daughters of the house. voung lady awoke, and saw a ray of light -in her room, such as would come from a dark lantern, and when she turned to see where it came from, it disappeared. She few moments, and then restless movement in the hall, some one was standing there. She arose and lit her lamp, and as she reached the hall, saw a man starling she heara a as if Fireman "Sam" Hall Retires. Fireman Samuel Hall has resigned his carcer as a fire fighter. He has taken a position in the power house at the locomotive works. Mr. Hall was one of the\ didest Kingsion fire- men, and had Na*fine record. He was a hard worker and afraid of neither' fird and smoke. There is thus a va- cancy on the brigade. How To Stop Cold Sores. When you first notice the swelling and uncomfortable feeling of the skin that marks the coming Cold Sore, a ply Wade's Ointment. It will quickly remove it. It heals wherever applied and cures Eczema (Salt Rheum), Burns, Piles, Blotches, Sore Feet, Dan- druff and all scaly or itching eruptions of the skin. In big boxes, 25c., Wade's Dru Store. Civic Committees. Three civic commitiee meetings are called for to-day, board of works at 3 p.m., fire and light at 4 pm., and finance at 8 p.m. The fire committee will have the new chief present to re ceive from him his views as: to what the department needs. The finance committee will consider the board of education rout for an additional grant of $3,000%for the collegiate gym- nasium, and also theatorium gramophone question. the Dominion Day Locally. spent in warm Dominion day was quietly Kingston. The bright and weather made it a most pleasant holi- day. Hundreds wen! on river excur- sions by steamers America and North King, and goodly numbers to various The yacht races were enjoyed while Lake Ontario par. events drew large crowds. In the evening the fine concert in Nhcionald park by the Horse Artillery band was listened to by several thousand peo- ple. The pavilion was lighted for the first time this season. A picar moon- light night could not have been wish- ed for. picnics, by maay, . B. A. Hotel Arrivals. J."T. Rogers, Hamilton, R. W. Lo- oan, Montreal; James P. Dunne, Otta- wa: -M. A. Hosford and wife, Clifton Springs, N.Y.; Charles R. Deacon, Brockville; R. Fitzgerald, Ogdens- burg; A. Turley, Belleville; George P. Cockburn, Sturgeon Falls; T. . J Brown and wife, Orangeville; W. Ken- nedy, North Bay; Dr. B. Hannah, D. I Borden, Fdward Lansing, J. W. Uhlein, Toronto: HH. A Moye and wife and daughter, Hyde, Sask.; Waldo and wife, Watertown, A ¥ L Brown, Galt; F. P. Rielly, Cleveland, Ohio; Joseph Wright and wife, Toron- to; Samuel Myers, ' Ottawa; Henry Blanchard, W. Halli, Montreal; J. A. Pratt and wife, Aurora, Ill.; B. Trot- ter ;and wife, Brandon, Man.; W. Mac- millan, city; A. E. Wilkinson and wife, Lincoln, Neb.: A. Turnbull, W. Smith, Quebec; J. H. Pratt, A. W. Miller, Rochester, N.Y.; B. Moore and wile, New York; P. Hani Napanee; F LeFérne and wife, Toronto; William Smith, Ottawa; J. J. Cummings, J. J. Grant and wife, Montreal. Y.M.C.A. SPORTS. Closing Events For the Athletic Championship. Tornight is closing night in the Y M.C.A. athletic contest, for the ciation outdoor, all-round athletic championship and the Thompson cup. Tho events are the mile walk, and a chance will be given every. man lo aflen any record. he chooses, and if he iv successful his record will stand as the association record. The athletic field will be closed from July 2nd August Yh, on which date a new sories The standing in the present contest is still very close as will be seen. McCartaey is now in the lead, with 740 points; "Billy" Bearance, 645; Summers, 603; = Barry, 5834; Fleming, 547; Haffner, 430. ASSO- go to A Veteran Ball Player. William Dvhancy, who plays first red by such conduct. This trouble] is experienced every year and should | be stopped. . | The Nobby Styles. li brim straw hats, 76c., 8&1 | S0, $31.75, $2, $250, at Bros.' Kingston's hat See snap £1 Campbell store. "In 31:25 te marriage of well-known residents was -celebrated, June | in St. Philip Neri church, To-| ledo, when Rev. Father Hanley united for life, Miss Mary Theresa Derrig, eld- est daughter of John Derrig, and Wil. liam John Donovan 3 The young 22nd, two Is Your Forehead Pimply. Hard red lumps and pimples on the neck and face render many young peo- ple very unsightly, if not almost re- pulsive. This condition is so speedily cured by Dr. Hamilton's Ointment that thousands use it, This healing, purifving wkin balm has penetrating} qualities that enable it to reach the very root of the trouble, and by 'at once destroying the cause of the irri: tation, by restoring natural ac tivity to the glands, the skin speedily be- comes healthy. For a clean, soft tint- ed skin, annoint frequently with Dr Hamilton's Ointment, 50c., at all deal- ers offenders Two wero given their liberty. base for the Irishmen, played a stel- lar game, yesterday. Hc has been playing baschall for {wenty-fiva years and is the oldest of the old-timers vet in service. Dehaney. used. to play cond base with "Chaucer" Elliott's original Ponies se Races Postponed. road races, which were held Thursday morn- off owing to the fact that thers were only six entries. The events will be run off later on but the date has not yet been decided. They may be put on at the grocers' picrie. The bicycle to have been ing, were calle Spend The Fourth In Watertown. Monster celebration on Monday. Tickets good going Saturday or Sun- day, returning Monday, only £1.65 re- turn. : ' Men's Fine Straw Sailors. The correct styles from 350c. up, Campbell Bros.", Kingston style tre for men's hats. : at cen Bibby's for bathing suits Four holiday drunks were the in the police court, fined, and only to-day. the other two at to descend the stairs. She called her { parents, but "before they could reach the downstairs, the burglar cscapea { his position on the brigade, and ended | 001 the dining-room window, tak- ing the curtains with him. These were found outside, torn to picces. e was a large man, and was dressed in a light coat and a slouch (hat. It is believed he had ono or more assistants outside, who helped him through the window, as the lad- ders in tho yard were not disturbed, and the window was too high from the ground to- allow him to get in alone. Owing to the young lady awakening 'and. giving the alarm, he was unsuc- cessful in securing anything. Thy owner of the residence promises then a ward welcome when they visit him again . THE WHIG'S JUMBLE Tells About a Lot of Things im General, Bibby's for fine Panamas, $5. One man's success may spell disaster for another. Maypole soap, colors, at Best's. I'ibby's for real Panamas, $4. The bargain counter doesn't whose pocket book it dents. Some" people set good examples, but expect others to hatch them out. See Bibby's ¥6 Panama hats. Rubber sealer rings, good quality, 5c: dezen, at Best's. | The winner never has any fault find with the referee' decision. Go to Frank® Cooke if yon want porch curtains or the material. See Bibby's $4 Panama hats. A political plum scldom drops into ! the lap of a man who isn't expect ing it. Some women would rather dye than let people' know they are becoming gray. Try Bibby's $4 Panama hats. The fence surroynding a watermelon patch ig one of the things lightly pass- od over. Kodak at Best's. A graft by any other name is as apt to land ome men behind bars. See Bibby"s special $4 Panamas. After a woman has buried her third husband you can't tell her much about men See Bibby's $4 When it comes with a giddy girl, an old fool. | See Bibby's special n Mentholatum cures mosquito Large jars 25c. at Best's. of a dyspeptic mam may not with him any more than her cooking does. See Bibby's ousng shirts. When people wish a newly-married couple happiness they don't really ex- the handy dye, all care to weather. See the new ones just the Panama hats. to falling in love there is no fool like $4 Panamas. at once. The wife agree $1 pect it to come. See Bibby's %£5 Panama hats. The world wouldn't move quite fast if it depended on some people we know to push it along. See Bibby's $1 ouitng shirts. A mother thinks it queer that her daughter should care for the things she never cared for herself. Bibby's $6 Panama hats. It's difficult" to convince a woman that gambling is wrong as long as her husband keeps ahead of the game The pleasure of eating the finest ice' cream in Best's cool palm room "costs no more than elsewhere. A lawn social will be held at Ham- ilton's Grove, Pine Hill, Monday even- ing, July 5th, in aid of St. James' church, Joyceville, Music for- dancing. Try Bibby's $5 Panama hats. The average man will stand up for himself, no matter how many people he has to sit on in order to do it Always avoid harsh purgative pills. They first make you sick and then leave you constipated./ Carter's Little Liver Pills regulaté the bowels and make you well. Dose, one pill. See Bibby's $1 outing shirts. Monday, July 5th, America makes her first trip of the season to Brock- ville and Ogdensburg, in connection with the monster celebration, leaves 7.30 a.m., returning leaves 5 p.m., 50c. H ows This: You can have your name and address burnt in gold right on the cloth, on the iuside, of anv Umbrella You purchase at this store for $1 or upwards thereby insur- ing it against loss. S50 See See our windowful. Princess St. "Bathing caps," 23¢., at Best's . The! listened for a| «| the bites | as 50c¢ pair. worth 50c. | | In White, Floral and White Stripe Designs. July Sale Now On. 25 Dozen Ladies' Cambric Drawers, some made with tucks and hemstitched. Others trimmed with lace and insertion, worth as high July Sale Price 25¢ Pair. DS 25 Dozen Corset Covers Made of good quality Cambric. July Sale Price 15c. 10 dozen Corset Covers Made of good quality White Cambric, trimmed with lace and insertion, July Sale Price 35c. ' Parasols Nice handles. Special at $1 and $1.25. CORRIGAN'S. HIGH LAUNDRY TAX WILL FORCE SOME CHINA- MEN OUT OF BUSINESS. T. F. Harrison Asks the City Council to Reconsider Its By- Law, Kingston, AJune 29.--(To the Edi- tor) : 'Feeling is \ general against the high tax on laundries.' Under the above heading, Mon- day, an- article appeared in your pa- per givihg some reasons actuating our council in imposing a #50 tax on the laundries." It was a very fair presentation of the case. Kindly per- mit a reference to some of the statements mace : First, that this question was before finance committee and the coun- six or seven weeks. If this correct it is regrettable that such a unjust measure should re psult from so much 'deliberation, and: at the same time it must be a matter of oon gratulation to the Chinamen that the consideration was not longer de layed, as, if it started in with a pro- posal to to x them one or five dollars, and finally grew to fifty, evidently the longer it was disc sussed the worse it orew. However, the writer is of the impression that it was one of these measures that was pigeon-holed and pulled out at the last moment for hasty action, It is hard to believe that it was a deliberate action. It is stated that the aldermen ex press surprise" that no opposation was made tothe proposition in its earlier stages. The Chinamen cannot read our papers and evidently their friends were not aware that anything more serious than that first mentioned, a one or five dollar fee, would be wm- nosed, but even admitting -our laxity, iv that any excuse for a failure to give the ordinary British fair play to. every citizen, as the oath of office requires every alderman to do? Your article further reads | "One repson for the high fee is that the ('linese laundives employ only China men and can make more money thar the whites." The fact that they ar making money to any extent i§ dis | puted, and they tell me that five or six of their laundries will be forced of business if this fee is insisted and crushed out by a club of in- in the ultra British loving [a cil for out | on, | justice feity. Further, I contend these men are rapidly being Canadianized, in living, dress, customs and in their build- ings and to-day are paying more taxes than they have ever dong and patronizing our . stores to a much greater extent than ever, Your arti- cle further states that they pay no wages. If this were correct then their shops are their homes and are not to be assessed as business places as they are to-day, paying both land and bu:iness tax. On Monday, July 5th, the aldermen meet and we are expecting that some members actuated by a sense of fair- ness will move the re-opening of the and then give it, not a too consideration as before; but view fit from a citizen's standpoint. There is no body of men on earth performing the onerous and i'l-paid duties of a civic council but are apt to make an occasional error, when pressed by private and municipal res- ponsibilities, but the obligatson to do justice 1s never annulled by such 4 mistake, and was never plain than in the Present premises. --T. F. HAR- RISON question, hasty The Passing Court-Martials. Montreal Herald. In 1905 the number of executions, as the result cof court-martieds, was 10. In 1906, the number was 144. In 1907, the number was 4356. In 1908, the number was In the first quarter of year, the mifmber was 235, rate of 940 for the year. Occasionally there have becn exe- cutions, without even "'trial'"' by court martial, by orders of the governors- general. When leniency is shown to | accused persons, the officials respon | sible for it in + danger of losing their positions. present at the the or are It Can't Do Wrong. Hamilton Yes, the Hydro-Electric Commission | is the "whole tip" in the scheme. It! cannot be sued. It can say to the| municipalities in it "Pay," and: they must pay without demur. If it de- cides to give Hamilton special favors, who shall say it nay ? HI that sort of thing is not relished, .the time for Hamilton to protect itself is now. Times. £5 Panama hats. The Salvation Army picnic Staley's grove, Wolie Island, ; Thursday, was largely attended steamer Wolie Islander carried | pienickers. Bibby « for bathing suits Wild Strawberry Compound, at Best's. $6 Panama hats holiday See Bibby's to on The large | bottles, 25¢., See Bibby' 8 Kingston's civic July 26th. comes on $1 | : i Dr. A. P. Choun : HOT DAYS MEAN Cool Underwear You meed a garment that fits and feels comfortable all the time. We have the new Athletic Under- wéar, short sleeves and knee drawers, at $1 a suit. It is just the thing. Al Grades of Sia Underwear P.J. H U NT'S, The Shirt Store of the City Saturday Savings rT TT Tr Tr rT Tr TTT Tr TTT TTT TrTTTTY Ladies' Fast Black Cotton Hoge, seamless., Sizes 8] to 10, Special 2 pairs 25¢ Ladies' Fast Black Cotton Hose, with neat Embroidered { figures, White, Blue or Car- dinal designs. % : Special 19¢ a pair Wonderful values in Ladies' » Shammer Vests, nicely trim- * med, long "or short sleeves, also sleeveless. The best value we have ever shown at 1 5¢ and 25¢ Each : Have You Visited our Ready-to-Wear Department ? ; Beautiful White Waists, at , $1.00 and up. Wash Suits, $3.95 and wp. Fancy Under- skirts, at popular prices, Newman & Shaw THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE OFFICE GLASSES Business and Professional greatly appreciate our new cent' Oftlice Ginsses. men '"Ures- or blur the so shaped to distagt vision writing tire but do not One glass, natural the reading or They eyes. give the and also focus. these in either mounts We glass or mount eye spectacle Perfect satisfaction guaranteed and prices moderate DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN. "Phone, 343, 185 Princess St. See, Bibby's outang shirts. TTT FOUNTAIN PENS | The New Waterman (Ideal) Safety Pen can $ be carried in any out- side pocket, and in any | position without fear of leaking. This feature $ comes handy in tho 4 summer, when no vests § are worn. We stock $ this Pen and guarantee it. SMITH BROS., Jewellers and Opticians. Issuers of Marriage Licenses. A YY VAAAAAAAAAAPPAN "AAAAAAIANAN AAAAAAL Have Your Furs Made Over and Repaired Now ~~ BY. W. F. 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