imperial Institute. The colonial troops were invited to-dny by Sir Henry Irving to visit the Lyceum theatre and they accepted. The march from Chelsea barracks to the Strand was almost a repetition of the ovation on Tuesv day. Crowds lined the stneete and the cheering was enthusisetic. It was gather- ed on enquiry at St. Thoma: hospital to- day that Col. Prior s condition was much improved and that his phyaicisns are in no way uneasy. Knns-Indan of Sir Wilfrid Laurier e supported on mature uuwu, gunueu cun- umne. was 1 ne nish to, the pret.tily- tinted vnlll. patterned in Egyptian de- sign. The km! me or wore his ermine eu-I : rain it on jubi day. Greet crowd: of peoorle watched the u-rival end depu- :u; the gueeumho were warmly cheer- New lndutry for Inntford. Buxuonn. Juno %.-4'l`ho removal of tl\o(}nnd Trunk car ahopo from Bpntr ford tohondon Inn. it. in and, bean ully dooidod upon b the management. Brant- ford IlouI will undo up by the autob- linhncut oi Iullonbb iron vol-knby tho -Annw _ Wm have Us pooi. Ioxnun. Qu. Juan 20.-lgr. Merry D01 Val luvs! Sudty for OIQIVI. whore wuvlllbo hp:-ion-eonviuitto ;nInnnhL hi I SH!) tn IWWIII. LIZ! Ivlu Ivuvw a uni: In Nhgnn lull:-, wlniolr in expand to III-minty tho dolngaldo my in (hunch. __,,,, Kmeswo. ONTARIO. SATURDAY; JUNE 26. 1897?] l Laurie:-`a ` acquiring. he shroud- Prince Eui-Whaof Korea to iinish his edu- cation in the United States and add an oc- ` oidentsi polish to his worldly wisdom. ` The prince explain that some day he will be called upon to rule over Korea, sud he wants to be pnjnrod with a broader view of life and anion liberal undersea ing of men and sihirs than he would in if-. he remained st_ mo. Besides, it is safer for him shroud.` Korea is in s turbulent Itoto `political and the prince has 31- small! annulled several conspiracies From ru-awsy notes comes vtuwu 1 ` many weapon on: -uvuuu u....,.......... against his life.` Eu!-Wha has `lms far had the beat edu- cational advan to be found anywhere In the orient. or a year he has been an attendant at th lebrnted Japanese school of Fnko-Zama, Inamutlon much amet- i ITS PHUVII ISNT n YNIIUE DUI` I! Inn. at! by young Koreans. But now he has ` come across the ocean to see what, the new world can do for him. He is accompanied by two young Korean nobleman, Yong Kin and Sln Sung Koo. Yong Kin ought: to know the m In America pretty well, tor he was for IE0 years charge d a!!alnu of the Korean lqgntlon at Washington. rm... nu-go Knmnnn nrrlved at San Fran- of the Korean layman nu wunmgwu. The three Kogonnn arrived clnoo recently, and It In expected that they will soon mnkc arrangements to settle olther nt Cnmbtldge or New Haven, where they will remain while the prince is lllng his head wlth 8 higher education and get- tlng used to Amorlcan wnyn. Althnunh Elli-whn IS in (P903 DO 0' used American Although Eu;-Whn line succession to the ihrono. he will be fortn- nnte indeed if he at law wears the crown without having ght. for it. He has left behind him in oren many active enemies to the royal hou_ . as well an other prinoen who are also a bltioua. It is rumored. too, that he has n induced to go abroad by some of .the spiratorn in, order that he may be well ` to seat another mo in sprung. But the prince does not I Mi! these onlbllitien worried him ranch, for when at seen he was enjoying iihul! hugely and had do- nidod that the United State: in a line conn- L-u --blltr [Thin-N158 IU-u`-. iuumuu, `I'll! LIIIIU -IIuo uv unu-gv-a. Lonoox. Juno 26.--Tho linmontnry gouip writer of the Daily own say: this momin tint one ` the talagnma from Coci|R ode: to Mi Flor: Show. which will be produced at tho next meeting 0! the ,Britinh South Africa: investigation committee, instructs Miu Shaw to inform Mr. Chslnborlnin. the secretary of auto for tho colonial. that it he desires tore- tain the British hold upon South Africa. it would be duinble to chin the tone of his oomtnunigtiouu on nth African mutton. IIUOWIIIMH noun IIIIIIII nut: no pun: nItndoad~|Ioudwi`ndon tluuptri Int Hui:-tun llIiIWI'O`?VOl'Od 57. sL:d-,A-htminnhu, nuns! Li A. Kiri. Ullltl The Burned Section of Deserontos Being nainaiy Rebuilt, Dssrmouro. June 25.-0n the 22nd a dispute arose among a few of the `Prentice Boys during which two of them assaulted a younger member and, as a result. they appeared before police magistrate Bediord and were ned $2 and $1 respectively with costs. The eastern part of our town. which was devastated by fire about a year ago, is, hr~nix~like, rising more majestic and utiful, from the ashes and ruins. Fine brick structures are replac- ing many of the frame build- ings, and, ere long, all traces of the work of the destructive element will be erased. The new sidewalk on East Thomas street is no credit to the town. While no fault can be found with the work- manship, the material is not of the kind to make a first-class walk. The planks vary almost half an inch in thickness. and, being laid crosswise, make very uneven wslkin . Part of the big mill is closed for a gew days. The men were taken to the docks and are en- gaged loading` vessels and barges with lumber to beshipped over the line before the new term comes in force. lo Oolghod Op The Evidence. ' Q Nnw You, J um 26.-Goox-go C. Ware. I well-drcuod young nun, was arrested in tolls Fifth Avenue bank while ondesvoring to cash a forged check for I mull amount. Ware tried to swallow the check whoa do- heotod. but thus bunk : a ' amour uoiud him by the throat. and had him until In munhad no the ovidunoo. . lll vnnnu awn 01101 To nd you have purchased a -poor quality 0: Coal ? LW'|VlV-J ' " "l"' """ _ _"""' mu going up to Bcllovillo had back. H |tlu;wu9.07hoIm nudho had to push -...:...L. . ml.-:I.InuI wind an u nn bin Tho lull: Inlrwuu Inuuwuru wvunu Ill thirt -0! M in to.puoodbyF.A.Ki2{k- .....{..-`ul'.' n`. 1...... u......... ll) Cull] - I.`-Ili WINNlPEl}, Man.. June `26.-Rev. J. Cluto. co-adjutor bishop of Athabnkn and Mackenzie, has arrived from his norbh~ ern diocese and is A guest of the archbishop of St. Boniface. rm... |....:..-.. mm. and nmr Inndinn citi- of B5. Bonimce. The business men and other leading citi- zens of St. Boniface intend to move in the matter of holdings {all {air in the town. They will ask the people of the settlement of East River to join. One of the objects of the fair is to show the products of shone Iettlementa which have a mixed popula- tion of French, Gennunend English speak- ing people. llnior Muivev. M.P.P.. left Winnipeg ing people. Major Muivoy. M.P.P., Winnipeg today for Ireland to roviaic the scene: 0! Li- L._6|. uncut; nus. . ilyon undo I oontu I hounundhohadtonunh IKFIII lUl' ` his birth. RISING FROQ ITS ASHES. The `roan In: no Olunuod. I,__ no IIIL- _-_I:-.._- SCRANTON COAL. A Konsgu imxca. _r, , Into A cunt) Inc. I A`- II___. __..I. 4 PRINCE IUI-WHA. '9---- -_ nus To Hold I Fall. In v__. .14 I ma prince nun un- oonlplnclea lHIIsEOF_I'A_RLIANif} Resolution Mtlnorlzlnz Loan of` _ Fifteen Millions unopposed. lsunn new Imonncue. OROW'S NEST PASS RAILWAY B1LL BEFORE THE HOUSE. The Conmlulonor 0!! tor ln[lnId-.'l`Io Bonito Agreed to the lnponclon of Ex- port Dntlu on Various Anlcloo--1`ho nun Nun Iron the Unpltdl. 0'n'Aw.A, June 25.-When the house 0! commons met this morning Mr. Fiolding Inovodn resolution empowori g the gov- ernment; to borrow $15,000. ah I Inni- rnum rate of three And a half per cent. When the lust loan bill was proposed in 1838 the overnment bud nubhoril y to raise 826. .000, And the bill of 1888 add- ed I'25,000.0_00. mulling 1 total borrowing M... .0 151300-009. In 1889 it was JAS. SWIFI& co.| total borrowing war. of 85l.000,009. In 7.000.000; in 1890. $40,000,000; in 1894. 822000.000; in 1895. $13,000,000. and in 1806 I8.000,000. Expenditure authorized by parliament for canals and other capital items for 1897-8 amount to 87,l5`2.000 the Crow : Neat Pm subsidy to 83.630.- 000. and traaeury bill (or temporary loans 85,000,000, making altogether $l5,000,000. All this would not lall duo in one year. but he contemplated tI\oyeara' expendi- tures in this calculation. With a few re- marks from Mr. FOSIDI`, the reaolutiona went through unoppoaed. um. um... went. into committee of the through unopposed. The house went. into whole on the Crow s Nest. Puss rsilwsy bill. A long discussion ensued on the clause providing thubif the C.P.R. com- pany become entitled to coal-bearing lands an n subaidv from the government of become enuuea to coal-nearing mm; as a subsidy government British Columbin, then the C.I`.R. would convey to the dominion 50,000 acres. Mr, Irmtar obiocted to this being con- to U10 OOIIIIIIIOII UU,UvU Isulva. Mr. Foster objocted being ditional. It. should be made absolute. Mr. Blair said that the C. 1 . R. would not a dollar at subsidy unlou them coal and: are acquired and 50,000 acres made over to the dominion. u- v-...+..- nnnfAndd that this declara- the dommlon. Mr. Foster contended that this tion placed the C.P.R. at. the mercy of the British Columbia Southern. u- n|..;.-_l.. mnlzimr this nnrreament British Uolumbnn uoumern. Mr. Blah--ln mnkin this agreement we said no bbe C.P.R..: on should secure --- -.............-..o~. -oh}: tl-m Rritinh Columbia eaid one U.t'.n..: " 1 on enuulu Uuuulu an agreement with the British Columbia Southern for 50,000 acre: of lend, and unless you do you will not. get the sub- aidy. They agreed to that. and there is no danger in making that public; now, be- ceuee I underetund the C.P.R. has since J uno l8t.h executed I new contract be- tween themeelvee and the Britilh Colum- bin Southern railway company. m...|.. Wnllnnn had I lomr eneech Dre- three. The resolution providing for the payment of the bounties on the production of iron and steel in Canada for use in Canada was introduced by Mr. Fielding and passed. The governmenthad decided not to pay any bounty on iron produced for export. Mr. Fielding pointed out that there was a very strong feeling against export bountiss. If Canada paid bounties on iron which went to countries where iron was pro- duced, and so gave the Canadian manufaqg turers an advantage over the home pro- ducers there, the probability was that the producers would demand an incr of protection to defend them again bounty-fed iron. The Germans gave ` bounty on sugar exported, and the Canadian reners took the position that it injured their business. If it was wrong for Germany to pay bounties on exports of sugar it was no less wrong for Canada to pay a bounty on iron exported. Mr. Foster gave a strange exhibition of casuistry in seeking to break down this argument. He said Germany paid hountiss expressly for export, while Canada proposed to pay bounties for production. The bounties should not be withheld because the iron might afterwards have to find a market outside the dominion. There waeacon- siderable production of charcoal iron made in Quebec that was ex rted. the market being very limited. an he hoped it would begiven the bounty. It is to he hoped that the overnment will do nothing so foolish. hy should the people of all Canada tax themselves to pay 84 per ton on charcoal iron sent abroad as a raw material of German or English manufactures? It would be just as reasonable to pay an export bounty on wheat or butter. Far more peopleare en. gagsd in the growing of wheat and making of butter than in making iron for export, and if the farmer could not about thirty cents a bushel from the government. for all the wheat sent out of the country, in addition to the current price in the markets of the world, farming would become as po ular asa position in the pub- lic service. f the patrons want a popular cry let them call for an export bounty on agricultural products. One of the (armor congressmen of the westbas taken up the idea. and the movement might beobme an I008, Inn lull! Iuuvu inutnuionnl one. III ` III: now: run. auwu --- u'.T:";.' "'`?*.'..:`..`:... .. ..:!':.:.?- IE 0 CIWI1 ullili (Ill WI Uuufllrwvvu u nu-kin kind: 0! ores. / The Icollnp II that all clung` of I eon- iot Newton tho two haunt he been to- Inovod by the Ihmnontol sbtgovornmont in Ibo homo and tho uncut : notion of forming: oomlnittu oi onquiry into (In shirt of cm Drlunuond county railway. ` Prof. Robot-taon. ootnmitlionor of agri- culture and dai n . bu mild [or Grunt Southern railway company. Clarke Wallace had 3. long speech pre- pared on the general question And on the pros no of British Columbis, and was : po`amIi`ng when the house udjournod It one A loan will probably be placed on the London market during the fall and it is believed that it can beaeoured at an ex- tremely low rate in view of the Canadian boom now on. A change wan made. on thp suggestion of Mr. Foster, in the maxi- mum rate of interest payable. Beretofor the maximum rate has been four I` cant. although. of course, the rate paid as been three per oent., and sometimes leu than three. m|.- -..-..l..o:.-m nu-mirlina fnr hhn navment osngroumotfof new has taken the idea. sad the movomon might; [ROLF _ no on pmn-1-wuss. `. 1 Parliament. will proroguo on Mo my or Tuoodny next. Among bill: posted by the unmet in the one giving power to the go 6 to iurgouo export dntia on log: and ulpwood nntnin llndl ol mu. I III. 0 zhuuuu I guand lpwood `Thoyiilluiumto Obwn only in Au- ouch. FW . Sir Louis Davie: promise! tint that the nation In wili vo attention to the sub- ;...m .0 Mn ni iguana. It in undu- Bil` lallll uuvlu pnluuuw uuuu -.-. ..._ vo joot of tho pi gt-iovanou. ntood that this promiu ha Boon aooophd. ' And the inoonvonionoo to the shipping in- s....L. mill -\n- nnnnn II!!! II IIIIIUIIVIIIIIIUIJU v tench will now oouo. I lploo or no local! him ! I'll` `*0 "F" I nun nunnohu. . ` lplu or `III nurulpy ruuywu nu- --- - -._ . nun DOIDIIQIIOI. Tito curfew ball has boon introdcod in Edmonton. Mnnitoba. M. Whitnnv And the onnmition `Off Edmonbon. Mnnitom. Mr. Whitney und the opposition opoko It Dunnvillo yutotdny. Choose cold yesterday at Brookvillo for opoko Dunnvlllo yutomny. 1 Choose ouhorday ` 8; c. ; Lindeay tom 8:0. to Bic. ` ; Thu I897 pension of the Manitoba brunch Lindeay from 8:0. to use. - The 1897 union of the \V.C.'l'.U. is in pension at. Brandon. A tquadronnol the Royal Canadian dra- goous arrived to-day in Portage la Prairie. Man. The now Y.M.C.A. building at Peter born was formally dedicated on Thursday ninluf `night. Pauline Williams, An actress, of Lou Angelou. was killed in I mine abefb st Roaeland.B.C. The electric wire oonduib case. I Mont.- reel up I, will beuguocl before the privy oounoi nexbTlmt-Idey. 1.1.. 1! Thnnlnl, nf Wnmaorth. in the for the logialnuvo uumnly. W. M. German, M.P. P. for Welland county, wu selected yontaorday as the can- didate of the liberal! nhawbllund. mu- r.....a.... Inn. nhmninia undorntnndl oouno'if noibThutId0i. `,,_. John H. Douglas. (if Wuivorth, liberal nomineo in East Notthumborlnnd for the loglalntivo unombly. W. M. Gal-man. M.P.P. didnte of the Iiborlll nmwouma. The London Dail y Chronicle understand: that the queen has devoted I hr 0 sum of money For the uulferora in Then: y. nomld ummsb. M.P.P.. has been nomi- A OUR [or the uunerora In Ineuu y. DomldMnoNisb, M.P.P.. boon nntod by thgliboralo of West El 11 again to represent them in the logi otive oa- --m kl-v sombly. The president. to-dny sent to the U. 8. senate thanominntion of Frank 0. Dani- aon. of Vermont. to be consul It Wood- stock. N.B. In... .....H Imn nnmnd Gilmour. Him stock. N.B. Throo small boys, named Gilmour, Hig- gins and Road, were playing on I boom in the river Gotineau yuterday. The boom gave way and nll of weydn were drawn- ed. ` I Km,` ed. ' An unknown man lonpqd over the Niaga- ra Falls from Proapeec Poi_n__t. yocherdny. His bod will never bo'I'mo,Ierod on no- count) 0 the large rock: at the foot. of the ml. V UUUIIV fal ll. mu. fella. The United States senate yesterday completed the wool. silk and wbeooo eche- dulee of the taerill bill. The dqt. wee ed- vnnced slightly on wrep`;')&'-an leaf to- becoo. At Topeh. Km., yesterday I terric hail storm did a lot of damage. kbonee u largo ea eggs fell. and several per-lone were severely injured by them. Glue was broken and many buildings injured. nmnnl Rnnnnr. of the towmhin 0' broken and buildings ll'I]ll| O(l. Samuel Bonner, of the towmhip South Monnghnn. ll uuin the township oouncilund the board of ulth for tho destruction of hi: dwelling and ountonbo. while there wan to opidomlc of diphtheria in Bonner: lunily. Edov;nad;1:zwt3iI:.dum of t.hooldu:$;l- B. p W 3 aged oi hay-ve nu-I. `Doooucd wu bornln helold, Eng.. in [M2, coming to Canada in l834. He saw active service with the militia in 1837. VFI..- |.:... .-.1... hinvnln um halmoan with the mum: in mm. The big relay bicycle race between rldorn reproaontinz the Toronto World and the H. A. Lozler company, lrom Toronto to Chuthom. mmd at. live o'clock this morning. The distance is 223 milumhlch will likely be covered by seven o'clock this nunninu. ' Ihutun. Jun XIII. Ill. YGBIQEO. B street : review of Osnsdisn trade says: Toronto merchants to rt conson- sblo goods moving freely. lsrgs ship- ments of woo! to the Unihd States. The olume of business In Montrl is reduced t. rough interact in the jubilee oolebration all: London, Eng. s....,..-aina m nnmmarninl domatchos u ---v._, -- --.-_-._W' _, , evening. Cro report: from all point: on the M. & N. . and N. -I . And M. railway: in Manitoba. published to-day, show a splen- did oondition of growing wheat. In ul- moet. all sections wheat. is in tho shot blade and at least A week shad ol xhnh it Inn 3 ......_ .._.. eh London, Eng. According to commercial deepatchee from Meeere. Dun and Bradstreet. of New York. there he more ebeedy pro- nounced movement. for the better in trede than he been experienced Ietely. In the opinion of the experienced men of bueineel the outlook is generally eetieleotory. Th. nnnminu elements in the Sunday the outlook is generally eauexaotory. The oppoeing elements Sunday etreet car controversy appeared before premier Hardy yesterday and debated a requeet made by the Lord's da alliance to have the government assume c arge of the appeal against the running of Sunday care. Mr. Hardy ieeervea hie dieoieion. wm;.... Mandinn. Gi|man'a Corners. Mr. nerdy reurveu um uleuuuuu. William Mendigo. Gilmen'I Corners, Que.. Wu eccidentelly killed on Wedneedny lees. He and eome other men were going to work on theroodg Ind Llgndizo got. in- to I lriendl ecule with one of hie oom- ninm. be lower eccidentl twisted nndigo'e neck to the extent. 0 breaking it. The death is reported of W. R. Reoey. formerly inspector at agencies for the Mer- chents bank of Halifn. He went out. {or a ride on horseback eh Fredrictvon. N.B.. --..I ..-. lmuul nn :1... rnuleidn and his III] WHEELMEN. HEAilY ENGLISH SWEAT- ERS. , ma SKIN B'EL`rs `oc.up. zuqnxsn LEATHER Belts 35 up- 45:: hp. *.'1 i?..` ..&;...BBvI ride horseback an lroancwn. n.n.. and was found on the roadside and his horse quietly rnzing non him. It in thought. that onbh resulted from heart disease. - An English Bicycle Suit, worth $8.50,. $10.50 and $11, reduced to $7 and $8. - Gr;at Bargn. in xmcxsa HOSE. We have -them from PITH or THE NEWS. *sh7F Waists are tine. une weather has ripen- ed Shirt \ aists. 'l`hey rol read in all the favorite thin malerl and all the new modes. Wander- at will among the liberally laden tables and you will be well to- paid. Did you see the Iwunder Waist at 251:. Our other qualities at" c, soc. 60c, 70c. 75c. $1 are mu 9 in o.- varietiy of - styies that cuupot be hage sewhete. . . n_-.. _...lhl.. .5 In an DEG BISBWHCIU. \ The ner qualities at $1.25. $1.50, $1.75 up to $2. 3 {box- clusive styles. _ In a word to get choi I`h1l 1ow price combined in Waist: go.di- rect/to ' ` STEAM STEABY. __1-|.o- n.AA._-- " W. I. uulwlunn. Ian hm Patna. Dnlowo can stunt. block above o and. Nolunnclautlnvcotuont scanty D IIIIIBY CHIN THAT A DIVI- * huh` duh cl III. of In a.-:-:::..-:-;.m-T...ts".;'.:.`:~:*m No; 143. Itnot. JIJIAIIIJ an----.-' human Ulnlu-Ann Intan- Prlnuu strut. Como! nd.` nhom oonmunlonton strut. Como! I phone oolnmunlonton GAGRl-Ab Duo:-onto. Juno S9nd.t.ho wife ..l IA... nuung nl n olnnnhhnlt UAGHE-AB uouruuw. IIIIIII lilluglnllu Inn: of John Gagno, of n duughur. HAM---At. Napunoo. on June noun. wile 0! F. W. Hart. of 1 non. Bum-ox-At. Nnpuooo. on Nth Juno. will of Ohm-la Brutnn of 3 dughht. Roan.s~At Gnnunoqno. on Jun 2311!, wife at Rev. 8. Rogers of I Ion. `OSTLII-ELIINGION-on Juno 96611, I All Bointl church. by tho Riv. I U. Rowland, Gilbert 0otkr.9Ioq..I\onII.nI. oi Plovns. non of lhduioi "Oak |-_ .1 ALI- .15.. .. |-a..I-..l..II. hQd.-.`}.~_ lo U|Il`IlII`lIIIIIU. I Elhlnnon. of Ompuh. hm! J minghnm, Eng. I . , M CAmv.om.-Gnu-um -- In Oopo Vina. N. Y..Juno 23:-d Gu J. Carroll. www- town, N.Y.. an M II Kath H. Chap- man. Cape Vincent. N.Y. ~ Rlmunnsox-LAsIlnn--Ab N:pInoo.on ed June, Allrod Bnishow Rlohndhon, Nnpunoe. to Eio May Labor. Eloh- lnond. SINCLAI3-HALunAv-At Gnnnn no. on June 23rd, J. P. Blnoluir. .D.. to Hattie Halliday. both of Gqmnoquo. Illll II: BIAUl'll.l--Il'I Kiinguton, on Juno 20th, 189'], R. Boaupro. Funml will take plnoo from his Into toll- donoo. 288 Johmuon not-cot. non loa- dny aim-noon on two o'clock to St. Mary : cabbodnl. F1-ionda and sequin- toncen are rupootlull invltod toumnd. Fmc-At. Nnpanoo. on uno 22nd.AndI-ow. oldeeb son of Mrs. Levi Fioh. aged ..:-ntgnn nan -- ANTED-HIQH-GRAD! IAN , P 000 olnu-uh pmndlng to rat so no and Blah con-upondnnt Inn. Inn In thoroufhl In ad our hIulnou;_ tr 1! qunl no to zone sol!-oddtuud ohm onvelopotd A. '1'. I II. Gonna! luau. out Dun Blmlll Ila. A. c._ Jonr_y_g_)1_c_ 1. 310., 1-`. _-_-L__ uunxuoo of 1.1;. mates. 1:: Lowe: AYOUNG Fox 'lEImu:Il. BITS? Bmw nnd can muklm on on dds Q has In black 5 t on hunk. AIIIWOII to Nicol Po 1 Wlllndor kindly lonvo wot M title I o co. owning. A with oml rotor I Apply to Is: BTIA I Purl. ANTED-HIGH - GRADE WQI 01 good church standing to not on I Ilanuor and Beck Oormpondont hon, that hovinn thoro hly loan-nod cum salary 0000 If gm Mod. Inoiooo Iol ncamuod onvolou co A. '1'. NLDII. our llunogu, one Dun Bu-run Wmo. T AN'l'lD-AG NT8 I'D]! "QUIIN V10- tou. liar Ian and Diamond Jublloo." Oval-owing with [suit and rich! `llotnul. Conulno tho ondoruu biography of II II- kit). with nmhonclo History of nont- nblo rolgn and full uoooutol 0 Diamond Jnbl'oo. duly on no. 31. book. mmu domsnd. Bonanza for Menu ll! SI an nu aunt. Inna odd. Credit Etna. 515'. 6.'i5ne"z.i.'s"&`.:e`3'E"`1.'sl'r'.'.".'u4l?'S"i tmrltory. Tn Donmou nun. Dan. 1. 8bIDurbonn IL. Ohlonco. . AGOOK. APPLY TO IMKINGI AUOOD (D03. APPLY r Ronnoll, m lint stru owning. T , AN'l'ED-H|'GE GRADE WQI 0' Ilnnurn and Butt Oornooondont honmot NTS FOB QUIIN .VIO- torlu. on:-owlnn rlohut pluuvu. Quality always the very best. Ims E0 Agent: {or Bnuoriokh Psunu. wan-urn `euom iliit . ` KSOWIIIIO, l1llDIl'li uuvuur.-nuqcguwnu-uqu. noooud ,l' _, `V ,_ ,. _. 0.} u:n.m.;':?6`'p3t:'mmm `'3 3 ' -.3-uplnn-n Uluuuv Ivvu In nineteen years. ___.____._7_ _ `YOUNG mnnrun n1'rcIh3x.`Ao do 0 And can mn rklnv I! 0004 KN EXPRBIRNCID GENERAL. VAIIT. with good rofergnoeo lrom l K:f. _ o 1! mph In, oppoalu `ark. and. onnu. contain: not cont. Duty mid. Cndit Inn. 4. Ontcfru. Wrluq Io form: rltorv. Tn Donmuou IPAIY. we HAVE IT. Sold by us always g'iw the but of satisfaction. , Having you? of aperi- ---v._. I_.... can u. amen" gii; understand the buuixius. It pays to buy Reliable` 49. n. `lnnrrxox W. I. DI-INHAI no-nn-nu nun EIIIALII "wiirzo. JAB El 1 Unmnm tom 147;. I JAB. IIID. than-nun--l_A IAIIIID. I\ 1.... T cnnwronnm QUEEN ST. DRY Wll ! ow .---._-. uonav, JUNE 2am. I 00.11:": Wnhli sndmhorllodroovn ton ll.va`0eIoon. Rocha. an n rim 5, 0 union 5. burg`. O~ 1 null: as '..`.'.'d c . bula. _ ITSPHUVIIKINE, |T, Hard Wood. Soft Wood. Slabs. kindling Wood. Summer Parasols T j Odo-DI` It's scarce. lIIo,DIl;;#uoBoolIu'uIulCI in Don `lip-Iolvol D1. ` III! HUS lIIIU- not vV--- ------~ `lo Poo: Thonuolvoo Oak Hall n to-alight. until 11:45. Inn! at 14 0 On a path no-night. fluusuy. remnant (by At Lddlun. 800 Min. . Another big day at Walsh : on Monduy. Road the announcement. Meeting K. A. A. auochtiqn, Wino board room. Monday. 10 mm. _ Oddfolloln memorial union in Kings- ton ldgo room. Bands at 4 p. . Rah of hnnlnhold umitmro. 0%.. 123 ledge uunda en 1 p.u|. Bele of household umibure. eto.. Lower Begot etreet, Monde . 10:30 e.m. 14th bend lake Onterio erk Saturday :vening. Everything open. Admission ree. Steamer Jemee Swift for Ottewn every Honda end'.l'hu1-edey at 6 Mn. Jamel R-Ht. ($1,. urnni. sum 00.. went. Btr. Paul Smith Sunday trips : Leaves Kinglton 9:30 1.111.. 11 a..m.. 1:15 p.m. and 0:30 p.In. Round trip, 100. Call: at Gnrdon Inland both ways. Atumrl um Rnnn or Sootlnnd nicnic at For the real warm `days now 1...-g, .Pr9tty handles, pretty light covonngs. OI-25. $2;0- 1- --.. ..-......-.- Hunt: of gun: Mme Gnrdon unnu Dom wnya. Attend the Sons 0! Scotland picnic Bropby I Point on Dominion Day. Boss luvs: ferry whurfab 1:15. 2 and 4 p.In. I`inLnt.n~ Adults. 250.: children. 150. A Bnvo 03 win and Urow; uooury. Pugs -- ome Circle; A Peculiar Cue: Gonoml. Pipe 7--Fuhions: The hub Trailers and |A2_--n ____ .__ fly! I-lnoluuuu. Luv sq-nu -.-...-._ ...._ Miucallnnooua. Page 8--'1`he Very Latent Deapatchee and haul Evantn. - U D"llll fl Local Events. &lll\o Auv-\.-- -_--.- Loans Kimuton I a.m., Thnnny, 15.9; July. Arrive: Chnrlotto 8 n.m.. RETURNING- Louvu Churlotta 7:45 p,m., July 1st. Arrive: Kingston 2 5 111., July 2nd. an nnnlna In `full I:I nln ('>|`|'v7 An-Ive: Kingston I auny mu. I2 IIOUIIS IN THE FLOWER CITY. mam 01.25. ROUND TRIP. Tlckete will be eolxl good to return Sutur- dey, July 8rd, for :9. J. P. GILDEIISLEIVE. J. I . HARLEY, Agent. Agent. Input your utaterooms M. Hunk-y'e. IHWW2. 1$i'L2St"| Wuternl for Bynonu, New York and :11 lntnrlnr nulnh. _ Ouuu vi the Dalovnne Loukownma Ir. in orlor points. _ otuming from Rochester and Ouwogo she will leave King on lot Clayton and Alex- nndrll. Boy every Monday, Wodnesdu and Friday M6 o'clock p.m. For tickets And Inrther Information apply to JAMES SWIl"T& 00`, R15. Lnwronoo Whnrl . ._ A`! 36! AND WIIODIOUH PRI- liuu sun with Itotohonu M800) lately ooolphrl by thy uoklutu Budwun (`om- )on`on Prlnoou shut. Won ulaptod for ho oulo Innuhohring or Inn null bul- I In be round in who]: orpno. nd on. wtll be lnpvovod and modernised for 3 dub able Conant. Putionlnu an be had tron thunder . Pown & non. Arohnooh Inrohlnla nk Ohunhon. ` " "K CUVUlll|`Ig"l; `Lo-3, vnzvvo a can recover these at any tune when you desire it. II`! on. Wlllll Iwrnug nu! 1 DOMINION DAT _.m__. )Rocheter! of Juno. ' Friends who are contributing will plans and choir contribution: on Tuesday, the Mn n! Jnnn Admission 100. ENIEHUDIV I Ivluu I Il`\J- HE MEMBERS OF COUNCIL I17, 0.0.C.F. are re nutod to meet at their Hull T0- IOERO M. 39.11:. to an-nun for the func- ral of the Info lriend, R. Bonupre. Tha mem- bers at Onnnolm No. 80 mm! 21 are also invited DOV IIIEVVIIIILI WILL BE PAID. FOR. ANY INFORMATION that will leml to the recovery of the Oolumbie Bicycle No. 13.687. removed from the nrunloecof m. lent. King atnet. on Hominy Evening lent. DOMINION BURGLARY GUARANTEE 00.. Fred. White, Agent. D with both duh and doublo roonunvx modorn conveniences. at as Queen Benet. ..._________._____..._..__ -- ,7 - . , BOAEDBBS OAN BE AOOOIIODATED with both tingle and double rooms. with modern oonvonlnnou. at as Pdnoau Strut. -3 the Ildor Point 8 1 Iomhuula Ohunho Anhuo ucuhAwonu. Hoillv` Cllll. In. Jun 28 ---In. Juno Mk ki m-ozvontyyounold. W":Il' as Our stock of these is very large, Prett Waiata, detached Collars, 75c, 1, $1.25. $1.50, We don t make the Waist: we sell, but the out Shirt Waist makers of Can- ada do,4and they `t ri ht. All sizes, 12 neck band to :5 . "'\r:: '((*---r THE MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF KING- aton Lodgo,No.b0. and 0-stsnqul bod o. No. )0 I.0.0 F.. no requested to attend a 0- Inorinl Sol-vico in Kingston Lodge Room on SUNDAY AFTERNOON, June 27th. at 4 o'clock. All Ovfollown viaitlng in the city An nmdlnll! invited. o'clock. All Oddrollo an ootdlally invitelvil. `g: --\u.'-.. . - -__`_ _ A GARDEN ENTERTAINMENT. WITH Strawberry Festival and Sale of Fancy Work.to behold in the ground: of In. J. A. Hendonoomcornor of Johnston and Wol- uu (on streets, on WEDNESDAY. the 30th of . nun. and choir onntnhunonn (. of June. Admission A mom. Koolnq und In at once. bo attend. by order of Chief Councillor. `T309. RONA -...._i L. --_L._..- Boa nuns OAN an Aobnmomnn both duh and doublo roolnmwith nodu-n conveniences. I V T I- I LJ --g- `NY OLAIIIS AGAINST THE REFRESH- mont Rooms. Kingston Junction, plome nnd ,_ 7_______` Ornandio Waist: 75c. 513. *`*lI9RTH KING" - _ vm....--.I..u in Jul \ Inn on woum non GENIRAI. Housi- ! work. Apply at once no Earl Stu-ct. -EJMERC-ENT MEETING. II n nllnnlna nu nnnurul. I1`! I". n1 ._.,______.____._.____ FOR SALE OR TO LET. LOCAL MEMORANDA. -v--w-, V-w---c_, `I AND ALEXANDRIA BAY. GARDEN PARTY. wnxnnlnnrlu . rxvnnnxrn $50 REWARD `B IIAIl \ III\I) `XV YNIM1 NOTICE. ....uunon run`: 1': TO LET. Ladiqf Vosfs 50 to 50c. --Afilpeclfl line at 25c, lace trim- med, V Children's Vests 4c,'5c, 8c,Ioc. Bglts, Ha-ndkercbiefs,Perfumes, Waist Setts. Veilings can be found right at this store. I`...... our` loan]: arnunrl an nften BOARD. ibod. 'ITk.I1I1svl5I}`S"` T-:- a! Councillor. RONAN. Rooorder. .:_:_j-_T_--. ARTE UR. STEVENS, Manager. AMEN SWIFTE 00. St. Lnwronoo Wharf. liuamwnzu nu-:muurs| 5!} ~ Wilfrid lurlcr congratu- Iatcs the Canadian Troops. lm wmuass ma REV|EW.| GLASGOW WANTS TO ENTERTAIN THE COLONIAL TROOPS. `lhe Queen Ieeelved Delegations From the Brigades--Eton Boys Glve an Exhibi- , tlon ol Torch Light Evolutions--Oolonlel Troops Receive Another ovation--slr Wllfrld Ill! Report the Good Conduct of Onnullen Troops to Government. Wmneon. Eng.. June 26.-The queen drove to Windsor park to-day and visited 0,000 school children who were celebrating her nnjesty's jubilee. The queen received delegations from fire brigades belonging to all parts of the kingdom. The queen seemed in excellent health and spirits and smilingly eonversed with those around her. evidently much leased with the children s gathering. Etc child were scommemo- rutive medal, and nally all joined in sing- ing the national anthem. The remen's Earade was one of the largest ever held in n land. There were 1.200 men in line an 100 engines. The duke of Marlbor- ough. as president of the national re bri- ga e resented the oicers tothe queen. . Whi e the queen and the empress Fred- erick were dining last evening. a thousand Eton boys, with bands of music, entered the quadran le of the castle and gave an exhibition a torch light evolutions and re works. The charming spectacle was watch- ed by the queen and the members of the royal household from the castle windows. Anwnnunr In..- 0A_'l`hA onlnninl nra- Iouna ngm at uua asunc. Come and look around as often as yovlike. Buy when you get ready. HARDY S, ro el household from the castle wmuuwa. NDON, June 26.-'l`he colonial pre- miere and their families were present last evening at the performance of David Garrick, iven at the Criterion theatre, with Charon Wyndeham and Miss Moore in the out. After the performance Mr. and Mrs. Wyndehun end Mine Moore re- ceived them upon the ate 6. Tim lnrd nrnvnnl`. of G AEQOW has '0' oeivsd them me am e. The lord provost of Gfugow tele- graphed the authorities at the colonial otoo requesting them to reconsider the decision not to send the colonial troops northward. Ho wired that the city is most anxious to entertain the visiting troops. Thu nnlnninl broona will be given the op- troops. The colonial troops given op- portunit to witness the rent naval re- view st pithead to-dsy. he mayor and corporation of Portsmouth `will meet them st the railway station and welcome them to the historic port. The civic function- sries will then esoort them to the town hall where they will be entertained to hreeklsst. They will subsequently em- burl: st South see on steamers reserved for them. Sir. Wilfrid Lsurier vilited lord Glsnese yesterday. The Csnsdisn premier ill attend s meeting st the house of com- ---A-- an Ila.-ulgun nrhnn an uldr-nan h moon on Monday, wion an addreu will be dolivored by premier Boddon. o!`Autn|is.- Thu nalainnnl Iibarnl club bl! docidod to outside. Sir Wilfrid Laurier, the Canadian pre- mier, reviewed the Canadian troops yes- terday at Chelsea. At the clone of the evolutions, the premier said: In behall of the government and people of Canada, I congratulate you u n your splendid ap- rance and upon tin : good reports 1 have rd of you from all sides. As Canadians, we all hope that war will never break out; but I ex rees the feelings of all present in saying t at if it is the misfortune of the empire logo to war thslianadian troopewill be quite as ready to go .on the battle eld, and give as good aeoount of_themselves as they _hnve done on parade this morning. In my own behalf, I desire to thank you heartily for your splendid appearance and good conduct, and I shall immediately re- port to the government of Canada the ex- cellent accounts I have heard of you. Col. Aylmer then called for those cheers for the remier which were heartily given. um. .....I -nnvnr Riv annra Feudal. win attend mooning M. we nouns 01 com- whon will be rlnllvnl-and In niamior Baddon. GOIIVOIE by planner nlunon. ornlnwun-. The national Iibornl invita Sir Wilfrid Laurier to a banquet. The directors of the Bank of England will invite the visiting premiers to visitthat in- stitution. Lord and Lady Olencoe will give areoeption on dominion day in the imperial institute. frhn mlnnial t.1-oona to-dny uneesy. Knowledge of Sir movements is not very easy of The Genedien premier seems to ed in an atmosphere of red tape just. now. and newspaper correspondents are on the outside. n.-- \A/:Il..:A l.....-in the nnndiln nra. for the remier which were nearuuy given. The ord meyor, Sir George Feudal- Phillipe. geve e luncheon at two delock yesterday efternoon, at the meneion houee. to ell the rinoee end prinoeeeee. home end foreign. who were in the jubilee prooeeeion. to meet the epeoiel envoye with the renk of embeeeedor, end to pert of the diplo- metic oorpe. Among thoee present were the United Stetee epeciel envoy. Whitelew Reid end Mn. Reid. end the United Btetee einbeeeedor. 00L John Key, end In Hey. The guests were enterteined in the Egyptien hell. whoee lofty domed roof, richly ornemented with heevy mouldings. enpported lneeeive uted, golden col- name. wee e ne to Drettilv- Millinery Bargains Saturday.