V ---___ . 'R qy al MaI-l feamships LpvEaPooL SERVICE `VIALONDONDEIIBY. . Mdolnor. from Ion`:-oat. From Quebec. Ottouun Jnily I, daylight. July 3rd. Ip.m Vancouver. July 10. July mu. 9 a.m 8o_ohn}an.. 17. " `- 18t.h,0n.m ' " "` " N " Ana, Int. 915.111 aq 53;` ".'s3'.'.'. :3"s'.' 'Z.""-3""'7"' 03 $300. An VIII 3 nndlksnlnin mhnnnmnof DHHEL ul IIIUOIIQIHOII. In uluuvw wul 'Q' In Iltdoto uolain tlgommeol tho` Intol- Kmas`Tr6mAgos msaoucs T` :1;-----{.....% ......& Lutnlghtu uboug ton o c|_ock `u toy. god shops twelve yearn; was `-:'r-W" -' # __ WH|G'S wmb WAFTS. lllgllly U1 IILIU uuuun worthy to receive this coun- . ..-...\..n-n bat- 'I.ls|.. the L... Oplnlolll A "Gluten." Kmonrox, Jun `28.-~(To the Editor) : I have often uotiy poor people loolred down by minieterzhliiig high esteem by the wealthy class and I haw? even heard of these ministers convening gob the elders and expelling from church poor man, be- cause he got. dru kind difl not pay liberally to the church, hile the next. door neigh- bor wea allowed to mai a member be- cause he paid 850 p year to she church. but bore a far worse character. lI"I-.:- 5- A..- A` H... Ivunnuv Anna: that hang cums STEAMSHIP 00., mn. Dub Dore xar worse clmnuswr. This is one of the many cases that have come under my `own observation. I don : 'think it is n ch'i'is'tisn act to turn a poor man out of a church for simply making one or two mis-steps, and let alone a wealthy man in the church whose conduct. is worse than a pestilence. When once a. poor man, without`. friends. begins to {all he is sure to drop lower and lower. until he becomes a wreck. Instead of despising tlmt. poor unfortun- ate mort.al,ho should be assisted to reform. and placed on u"bright and prosperous road. ALI \l7Iu.o~ n twp-nnf nnannnalhilllw r-nu}: roan. Oh ! Whnt a great responaibillty rests upon the shoulders of the clergy in our land, many of whom cure but little for the poor of our country; they care only for a pleasant. voyage through life. They stand up in our pulpite for the almighty dollar alone, andcaro nothing for the welfare nf nnr r-nvnmnnilv Thaw t-.rnvnl M0110, anu care lluhulng lur uuu wuuulu of our community. They travel all over the world and leave behind them the hard working people. They draw money exbortionntoly from mo.n_y who have no mind of their own. I .........u ...\...y` ni-vlnvurvn tn run that nnnnln mm: 01 men` own. It; seems very` strange to me that people can be mnde religious by being "scared into it. How many people that have been "nnnvnv-Om!" in thin fmahinn have been into 1D. now many people Luau mwe uuun "converted in this fashion have been driven crazy by having lost their property and all means of living 1` The ministers or others, who have thus led people astray. will some day be called to give an account of the deeds they nave done. The church organization chm. would take money from people in that way is very low in the mire. Annhher matzmr I would like no mention peopie Ill Lllb way ll! vui_y iuw Ill uuu Luuu. Another matter is in connection with conventions. When a convention of ministers is held in a city I do not thing the congregation should be nked to contribute to the oxpenses of the minister. He should pay his own expenses, as we workingmon do when we travel. Let it not be understood that I refer to all our ministers, for that is not the case. There are many ministers who try to (lo right, but the majority of our clergy care for nothing but money. The latter I do not think were sent into this world by God to save sinners, but by the devil to send ,,,_ A- L-Il IV . m - v 1r:\\ L0 EHIVU Blllllufa, uuu u_y ` sinners Lo hol|.-Cn*17.|:.\. No Change In Name. KiNusTo.\', June `. 8.-(To the Editor) : I am curious to know. whence Geraldine derived her information that K-ingston ladies college is henceforth to be called Kingston church school. lf she will read the college advertisement, which has ap- peared in the Wmu for thelaet two or three weeks. she will see that it in still Kingston ladies college. The fact is sim- ply stated, that it. is a church school. It is an incorporated college and our letters patent would not permit. us to change in. name. even if we wished to do so. pawnn Wolllu Huh puruuu uu LU cun--go its name. even The college will be conducted upon the same lines, as in the past ve yoara, except; blmb those belonging to the church of England will receive more denite church teaching. I ahnll nlwnvn he nlnamd to give "Ger- church teaching. I shall always be pleased to give aldino, or anyone else any information concerning Kingston ladies college. I remain, yours very truly.MAmr Connw .\!l. A., principal Kingstonlad logo. IIIVER AND VGULF ST. LAWRENCE .- |._ rI--| I _AlL..4I_- Conutinoplo M onumontl. As to the facilities for visiting the uments of Constantinople, Mu says, as recorded in Letters F sisuntinopie, by Mrs. Manx M1 lur: I-with n liiiiu r.r-nnhin unv/mnmgver can 8Blll.lHU[uc, n_y ULIB. uuu: an Inn: . "With a little troublu uny tr.-mger get. admission to the prim-i1 iuonumontas at Constantinople. One in a to pay buck- (-tlwcah, but the idea that; e Turks soowl at visitors who enter the usques is purely imugixmry. Turks do' oi`. smile or umirk, but. us to their wishi to kill uil Claris- tiuu dogs, that rely subjective me) u- dice on tho piucosuro furhiildcn, and ii strangers, from ignorance or inquisitivunoss. enter there, then Turk makes it vary olcur that he does nutnpprnm of it, but he does notdronm oi uxpn-ssingiia disapproval by means of the (linggvr. here in n poiim und thcro in law um Linnstuntincrple, as uverywiicro else, not is religious fanaticism any iungur an excuse for viola.-um or brumiiby. ` ' Exccsscu will lmppcn in '1`url;c-iy as well as ut Aigm:s-Mom!a, in Frunco. but such ox- ccssos um punished in '.i`urkcy even more pronuptly than in France. of timlxitrnvolera. Uurmiu ' Iilllnllun-nu`:- If an American student of etymology should tymvel through Yorkshire, ho would be surprised and puzzled ut hearing the uutivcs say, Them tu`tnrs is d(:mi(:kc-Li." By diiigs-M inquiry ho would nd out that hulf a century ago, when the that potato blight cnxnc, tho fnrmcrs hoard it called uu vpiLiL-mic," and that since then they hm u ruudjustod the word to their own uses. H \l\lIJIl llIl.O The wheelbarrow Is a good thing, but a `A $ mun is lucky 1!` he gets 89 u day for puIh- nu yo. aoomphmuw milk,` p,.|_ mg It. ulong.-bomo1-villa JournaL `am 0.F[nhe,ty_ yo. make them M; cum` and in my company, and not behind me '|`-000 Wm"3"'| 1'`|'`- back when you're alone and ovary one " Jftho cherries nll kmed by the hut?" olse s prosent."--Ally Slopor. 117,. |.I..r. I-I1n"vn nnuuul A law {at n\ WIIIMIIJ Iluhson-Glvu It up! l)odson--liecmmo it bus a face with wheels behind lr,.-Wushlngton Post. Iv uunu uuuo an-nu .-you-nu... tern 1-'uthex'--Young n_mn, tho lights aru put out um 10 o'clock In this house. Frnuh h`nlf.nr--Ct)uldll't V011 muko an put out In, 1U o'clock In uuu lluuau. Fro.-xh Sulcm--Cnuldn t you cxvcpnun tonight and put. them out a lit- tle L-urllcr?-I\`ow York Journal. III; ilnrd. , So you met my frlcnd Shh-key. How did he strike you?" 1-`or twent,y."-Detx-olt. Free Prell. With Small Fruits. " the We think we've saved a few (or OM roblns. -Chlcago Record. \ What is mid to bathe slnnlles/st enema llgigt Installation in the world In Gobe uA\rwI-nu vvu..v. u... IAILI PIOI. IONTBIAI. on MONDAY! at I p.m. 1th and nut Juno. bth and 19th Jnldy. ' 1 kid 10th and With A tub. for Plotou. N. lflng A0. Quoboo, other Polnt an 0. Pace, Bummonldo. P.E.I.. and C cu-lot o- tovn. Ell. I. Tho nut. nip: of the uuon for hoalth nnd II; t Inmuumon In me worn: a no on to "nd In the village of Bremen, near Dormbach, Thurlngla. It oomprloa 3 single no lump lnaualled In A church, the lamp being operated by 5 small dynamo driven by tho wheel at the village mill. The. `union. oating mom: with which Glhmlhr wnnchokcd 1lr1`II.weu LETTERS TO Tl-EOlTOR. An I-Zxuy Conundrum. Dr.ds0n-Wlny Is u dude-'5 bond like a mu.-|.v 9` upunn. nvwuu Como hhp the garden, Hand. Fm- the but right has own At last. and t. istenoe sped 0! the chicke t our own. ` cinnsti EIICIIIII \Vould Suit Hlln Better... Al ` spun; Poem. L- cl... nguuh-n. `I14 aapgmlcked. I Thing. 0: nchmsti Enqull W luol scripture. ,, I. __ A- .I`_L... IWIII JUIUW llvu uouo v-u... Wlth olootrlo 11 Ms. electric hello, I In In comforts. Dclicatc in Flavor, Absolutely Purc. ()ne.,of the reasons why this store is growing so fast is that we look into the future further than the rest. \Ve see more than the immediate prot from the sales we are making now. \Ve see that it doesn't pay to make too much money on one sale. \Ve see that it is short-sighted wisdom to slight qualities in order` to make prices small. \\"e get the best things and sell them as close to cost as we can. And you can have your money back wheneve you say so. Lunkin lnlu The Fulure. There are rlecic-lecl degreds of goodness; in Lustres, and the makers of the lower grades are in an awful hurry to sell out before you learn the difference. There ....-.-. _,\.--..-\ txc-4\II1~f\ [I\I` 1\II1r:r\r\` 1f\\l7f3r (rt'f`I(`lPQ BLACK LUSTRES. llully LU DUI! UUL LJLIUIL JUL! lbcllll blip ulllnvnvnnvvu -..--' was some excuse for buying the lower grades when prices were higher. There is no excuse now. To-day starts the selling of some interesting lots at newly little prices, and every price is of dependable goodness: ~ "5oc yard from 75c. A 75c yard from $1. A $1 yard from $1.25 and $1.35. 118-120 Princess Street. Ice Cream Freezers, all sizes. . American Blue Flame Oil Stoves. Gasoline Stoves, Lawn Mowers. Garden Hose. etc. REFRIGERATORS. % REFRIGERATORS. 75 & 77 PRINCESS STREET. ALLAN LI_I_Il'i| -mpiclon Vol-mod. Lord Dedbroko-Our patent of nobility dates back 500 years. In... rinh-In-nw_.l thnuaht. it mun IIIIVI dhtea back 500 Mm Gold:-ox-l thought It must run out some time ngo.-New York Sun- day Journal. '1 III! Ulrripiiutvo "Our preacher I: up todneeovcrytlmo." What wu bu not text?" _ `Puncture: In Clanncwr, and How to Repel: Them. "-Chlo|o Record. -:u-:2--:-J:-- We have them from $8 upwards. Come . and see them. ELLIOTT BROS., Imucnrynnmsnmmrk Ihottnoleonrnnvhcnnunooquoh . . . KURMA wt.-nut-zap-Ir. _ L... Ah. .-AoIA For Liverpool (calling at Movilla for uoodondorry) every Saturday Iron: Mon- zrul. calling ll : Quebec. A lmm Ilnntrnnl. from Qnohoa Lead Packages only 250. 300, 400. 500 tnd 600 per lb. _ Sold by JAB. CRAIG & CO. FORMERLY RICHMOND 8: CO.. GEYLON TEA The eged can be made healthy, hnppy end oouwuued. and their livoe greatly ex- laenrled. If they receive whet. they meet need 11 bhelr deollnln years. The 0 end | u:|lIlI um-k in nn1omnHIhOd`bV them TAKE CARE Pa1ne's Cele:y Compound Will Prolong Their Years and Make Them Happy. '11: MIDI!` doollnlng Tllo git!) Inn good work to moon: Iiuhod` I: hnvlng um Patna : Celery Inpou two or three zimocudsy. -rm. nnnniocnh md umncthoninz umee e uey. Thin megniocnt end em medicine keeps u the nerve . recu digestion. 0 out the brain. end to- duoee eound end nature! eleep. Onoe eee reeulte ere eeoured, end men end women go on from dey to dey. in lull end perfect I: ` eelth, end beoome e bleeeing taoell eround chem. Help the old people eh onoe; give them more cere end etumtlon then in the peek; ............ I... ah... Dalila : nag.-u mnnnnnd And ntwrmon min In one pun; procure for than Poindnoolory Compound if they no wank. piling nod oompIuning. Remember the old folk won onouyour-prm toctot-I and gurdhnl `T ulna-ed your inn and norm-n. Iain for uni ut- """"o" '55" 'Z'Jci J1'pIou."w"" - i`'.J.';. u.a.'.'` tor tho old pooplo now. u. forttboir and comes. um their. last dnyu bright sud joyous. This ILCtd_ snduuohullydono by um Pgindn (`Alan (hnnnnnd. 3'31. ullnng In quuuvu. from Montreal. from Quebec wonusu. .... ..bth Juno.ln!. onhln only. . . .5tb unldlcn. .l9t.h J uno . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..1ath ru-nun... ...mh.Iune ..... ......... ..mh Onthulnian . .26th .1 nne. Ind cabin only...:mh ..3rd July . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Och Oalllormn. . . and only Information apply to 'oyI and sorrows. r.noy\ cluu tor Inn Ir iandod to your psinl and dhtnulll Whill ma hol }'u.'......." 33:51 on .`:'..?"........ now. J lI|y-Iuj ruuujv. Brooklyn chitdxou an holplu the . woman`: health prolthctln usual:-tier M in its work and mo um-_ Io hum uplodao whicgjnc _ , thglr elders. ' 0. N6 | . Iwlll ~ ,.. ' -' - 1"! ~11` B`, . In 08]! 0!` `VIDEO |)l.Ig ` ' This in urine ugh: neat." V` Lona unwholuoma truly m.<*..L-9.;-.~:*.m-:..~2':*.** 31; I00 Imawuuy noun lay an Paine : Oolory Compound. A light; _ nLlI.Junbl gng `lull OF THE AGED. KINGSTON ONT I'D! VIBIIWI luu IIVII; nu-vn nun-nun .-,4... J. P.`ILIlalY. A It Gnnd rnnk Station .1. r.a1nhluuuvn. Agent. . 3 Oluronoo Ht-r IAIIVOI llnhl 3- 13-]..- Il..a..Jl'lll! Will have Foot Clu-once` Street for (unann- uo and way port: Wednesday, 'rhx1rac1ug, rldu and Saturday At 4 pan. an-IDA I-can nDAIlI CIIITII" I its net '1'}: to `II to I h in nu U':.l`a:v rron::'nn:'I':1 Inn! $IZI`.llZI\ - ---: --__-__ lmduy trips for Gndun nqtl Wolfe Inland:-- MD and 11 a.m.. and 1:16 and 6:30 pm. _Round nqd Wolfe Islands- Round trip only too. Bumnlovu 0:30, 8:30, 11:30 11.11:. 1.4 nldopan. other days 7, 8:80. mu s.m.. I und 0 p m. Plohlo bud` privatellps lea untied at great- ]! ndnood rates. or urlhor information spplyto T. J. ORAIU. Ilsnuor. mum. and Best coh|9r_1}gqger, ntnrn: Second Cabin-3:4 to ma return. > _ - . Av'.|i'|uti;3v son-. 9-! l`\IIIInuu-u-v-. Tr!-Wonk! Klncston `toohoutor. ` N.Y. ommonolng uh Juno.) -A- truth I... hum: mun at 0:45 mm JAMES RElD S.' 1"` I 25` FIINGSS STREET. _sTE.AI'lER JUBlLEE" W .IIII'f`0I 3- 9 I unsn 1 e a . us-nun .310 '5: Incl-Hamilton. 04.50 return, am). To- ronto, uutum, $1.60. Hana:-cal 04; return. o1.:.o.~ ,|u and-no.1. tncnmuad both my... P. KANLlcY,= JAR. WII"'l`&C0. Psuongor Agent. Freight Axon -5. Juuomluw. may sac anvunny as a pan. STBAPIBR "PAUL SMITH 7 l._I1-_.I-_ _..A `Ball . Tuln-uh rivuu-U------- -- -----v-v vvv - oxvintirna-r a 519;- """"...-T `?'~;-J;'-'-:1 -3' NQ1-Ice. IIUAI. IIITIIG OF 'I n 51:35: . vwvl d shun-ooma I1 `IVI. AIOII. I 4! Street. lyilllnlg , and all ....--.Z _ ......._.. . ........ .......-....___ ' THE SENATE ENQUIRY. The Iboatore who have been disturbed by newepepfr criticiem who lmevr nothing about the deal that in wrong themeelvee, but who are ready to believe that the Drummond county v' rail way bill is conceiv- ed in corruption, bbcaure rumour has it so. are new encouraged to go on with the enquiry. Senator Mills seems tobave the law of . it pat, that couetitution. ally, and following the practice oi'the Britieh house of lords, the senate has no right to inveetigate the facte leading up to an appropriation by the houee of commons, -that1lolIowing the precedent of the Bowell government, ae defined by Sir Mac- kenzie hlmlell. only a royal commieion can examine into the work of the minister of the crown-but Sir Oliver Mowat, act- ing on behalf of the government. courte an examination. It will take some time, a couple of weeks at least with expedition in the case. But the enquiry ehould be thorough or not at all. So much talk hae been made about the subsidies to the Drummond county railway, about the euepleion of their having been diverted to purporee other than those which they were voted. that nothing ehould be omitted that can bring out all the facts whoever, or whatever government. they may affect. The Laurier government hue 1 .1 ,a .'L_ l.__..`I- ....- n'nnn in!` all` THE[DA1;..\f _wH1G. BIIBCD. Luv uulu ma Bung-............ .__ declared that its hands are clean, and Sir Mackenzie Bowell has declared that he doesn't care who is hit it there has been wrongdoing. He probably does not; he is angry with the liberals, because they are in power, and he is angry with the con- spirators in his own party who pushed him out oloice and consigned him to ever- lasting obscurity. The committee has been appointed; now for the evidence. Meanwhile parliament will mark-time, and mark-time only, since it has completed its work and only awaits the good pleasure of the senate in order to prorogue. A WIDER CURRICULUM. Mr. Whitney, the leader of the opposi- tion, has been talking again. He has re- sumed his tour of the province, in the in- terest of the toryism which he leads in the legislature. One of the subjects which he treats somewhat gingerly is the school curriculum. This he wants widened. How? He does not say, and he will have to be specic. If he wants more studies added to the programme he will have to advocate a longer school day since it is absolutely im- possibletocrowd more work than is now called for into the ve and a half hours per day, less the fteen minutes morning and afternooniwhieh are allowed t e pupils for recreation. There: is a disposition on the part of some persons interested in educa- tion, well meaning persons, to falvor the introduction of fads into the schools. No one can object to what is calculated to develop the pupils mentally and physically and add to their usefulness in after life, but there is a limit to the work in the schools, and only that should be undertaken which is essential, which is indispensibly neces- sary, and the foundation of all education. The essentials must not be neglected on account oi any accomplishment however worthy. The tendency of the department now is to widen the curriculum too much, to overload it, and Mr. Whitney wants that thing carried to still greater ex- tremes. Ifhe knows how the curriculum can be improved, in any particular, he should state it, and then people will know what he has in mind and what he is talking about. The complaint of the people, and of some true- tees as well, is that the education of the children in the public schools is being somewhat trilled with, that the subjects on which they should be most procient are weakened by the fact that the time they demand is not spent upon them. Mr. Whitney surely does not want an enlarge- ment ol this experience. If he does he is seriously astray, and the sooner he is side- tracked the better. .-j.:-?:- DISTRUST OF AMERICANS. Chauncey M. Depew manages to see whatever of greetneee in going in the world. He in p/retent at any specially signicant event, in Europe or America, beceuee he believee in having a holiday oc- nuionally, end in spending it where there is life out of the common. 80 it came that he witnessed the jubilee proceedings in London. and was impressed by them. Soit came. too. tlggt he wrlited to talk, and as usual poured his the ghte into the ear of the newepeper interviewer. Everything he comprehended indicated the greetneee and glory of the British empire. It was natural that he Ihould drift into a diecue- Iion of American affairs. He wan hopeful that before Mr. McKinley went out of oioe the arbitration treaty. guaranteeing ._,-_a -_.a `-l.:.l:n- hat.-nan omoe lulu Iununnmuu mu-u,. ........._-_-_V_ peace, permanent and Febiding, between Englgnd end Amen-ice, at lent. guacamo- iug 1 eolution of any diicnltioe Arising between them by peaceful methods, would ,y,,_-.| II. _.._I an . Uvlnwwvu vuvun - r-----_, ,>, by elgned. He went on : "Amerioene heve 3 deep diet:-net of the Inethode of the Britieh government, and regard the Bdtleh ee lendgnbhere. I ad- Inib the! when they grjeh they give the mph hector government. but. Americana they viilnob be content with anh- ' hinglhelendollheold world. god me the man oouneognhmtho new Vail. All that kind in our we do out-eelvee. This at British towel policy in the Iellonujhe {dilute the erbihntion , ....... n......I.mah eninion may have Brlhltuud Auntie: Ts: oomo. nau- dlltllnloyund sh moot thoughtful If no in favor o! it. * 7 Pudilut Icliulgy don not con- '&ov..tII|u V W` wlonlnnghg __._-`J. I.` 11.`: 5.. .m. ..._.. _;__M."m Omar iv-vWovm. p';.`.. _ underuend w in government meant in; Jlpneeuelen end Cuban diioul; Mel -who oicioul and ounelve interference in the business of other nation: - and its nbtolnpb to steal -Hawaii. The spirit of usurpation is ripe in the United States, the spirit to outdo any other power in it: `terricoriel poem- eionl, and it in `only a question of time un- til it get: e proper check. T---.- .....I flan-rnnnu hnll nnnkan. nu W gets I proper uuuun. Japan and Germany have spoken, nd presently there will be the outward ex- pression of `the thoughts of other powers, and when a crisis has appeared Mr. Mc- Kinloy will have a chance to feel like the Napoleon he is said to so much resemble in appearance. . IS M'CORMACK DROWN ED ? n[u`IILToN' AND HONTREAL LINE. `mum :1-nay ash A ilYl`.'l|l`INI"' lle II n!Iulng- le Boat We: Found Emptv In The Blver. Relatives of John Mcuormack. butler at the Royal military college, are alarmed at his disappearance. He left his homo in the marine cottages early this morning `to go for a sail on the river and has not been seen since. He was observed rowing for at time up and down the river fronting the cottages, then he disappeared round Point Frederick. A. .1... .r..mnr `Princess Louise was ap- hween Bblivin shoal and nnsppa puluu. The skit! contained ours and all ogher necessary nppnnpul for nuillng. and also the com um] up of the missing man. The aki" wnn broughfbver to tho city on the steamer. _ Ir... ....... um. nr. Mnonnnck has not- For some Elmo pm! Mo0onnnck ed in I ntrnngo mmnor. }Ils health be- came impaired about is your ugzo and since then his mind ooomod unuobtlod. He was not. allowed out of the house without. some person attending him. For A week or more past. he desired ho go for A row on the river, but . his roquoat wnn always refused. This morning he,appon.I-ed brighter than usual, and was allowed to get. into his skill` Point. Frederick. AI the steamer Princess Louise ap- prqaching the harbor this morning on her regular trip up from Unnanoque. the crew icked up the skiff in which `McCormnck on his home. It. wu near mid-stream, be- Bblivin shoal and Knspp'a poiub. rm- .1.m` .-...m...im.d nnrn and other and row away. The missing man has been connected with the military college for about seven- teen years. He was a capable butler, and gave unbounded satisfaction. He at one time had charge of the oflicers' mess of A field battery at Quebec, and also at Kingston. He is a pensioner of the impe- rial service, having completed his term in the Royal Canadian Ries. He is nbrother- in-law of J. Y. Parkhill, his wife and family residing in the marine cottages. McCormsck was aged about fifty-eight or sixty years. For some time he has been connected with the Salvation army. A key with a tag on it in the pocket of the coat found in the boat led to the identification of the articles found by the crew of the Y .....sn Movements of the Peoplo-Whnt They are rlnylng and Doing. J. B. McLean, Belleville, H1 in the city. 1 . C. Bumah has been off duty on ac- count of illness since Saturday last. J. H. Lisbon and family lefb to-day for Toronto. whore in future they will reside. Mrs. T. C. Wilson. of Kingston, is visio- ing her sister, Mrs. C. H. Vermilyea.,Bello- M- .....: M... Knnnvlnft vesberdav for U1 hllu Lu Louise. ville. Mr. and Mrs. Kenny left. yesterday Quebec and will remain a few weeks at St. Leon Springs. , Mrs. J. Ward, corner of Johnston and Sydenham streets. is in New York enjoy- ing a` visit with friends. Mrs. J. Johnston returned on Sunday visit with menus. Mrs. J. Johnston from Rochester. N.Y., where she visited her son for a. couple of weeks. rm... ........;n. nf Mm. Mills. mother of I16!` BUII IUI n uvuyuv \ll -. The remains of Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Alexander Fraser. formerly of Brock- ville, were taken from Kingston for burial in Brockville. Knox Wallmm returned this morning from a tour of the upper lakes on the sceamer Armenia. Heis greatly beneted as It result of the outing. ' Early next week Edward Sbency, of the rm of Steacy &. Sbeacy, will leave for England where he will purchase goods for the fell and winter trade. 1).... n 1 nmnrnn, Rmtnn. Mm;n.. is :-__, Duly Bu-vino on the Ptctuioaquo Bay O1Q\l1nt8. Iaotwu dull nu p.m. (Sunday's oxnoptod) for Piohon An way go:-pa. On Tuudnyn and hundu n goingto Brub- ton, Danton. Bollovillb. IQ Douxzonto. fall and wmber truce. Rev. C. J. Cameron. Boston, Mnsn.. expected to arrive in Brorkvillo in a few days. He will occupy the pulpit of St. John : church during July. Mrs. W. T. Lents. visiting relatives here returned this morning to her home in Hobokon. N. J. It, was the first time in bllil`1ay-b0V0ll years that. she was in this city. n:u...-o- 1'3..Izm- Hm drnlnnthlt. has been citv. (lillberla Parker, the dramatist, in turn a. Canadian bear hunter. a drama- tic critic. an editor. a novelist. and a playwright. He is still on the right aide of thirty-ve. Sergb.-Major Leaden, whose engagement at the Royal military college expires on July lab. will leave on the following day for Toronto, where he and his family will in future reside. n. w vr n..mm., mu nf H. Barrett. future reside. Dr. W. T. Barrett, son of H. Barrieold. an honor graduate of the Mani- toba medical collogmhne secured the covet- ed appointment of house surgeon at the St. Boniface hospital, Winnipeg. hm: Fnrnhnw Dav numosea removing Isomrace IOSPIDIII, vv uuupcg. Prof. Forshaw Da purposes removing to Halifax at the on of July. He hope: to secure engagement. in another college. He wiahea great success to the Royal military college, I where he spent many happy days. A....i..:......-m Jm... nf Rmnkville. was on qayu. Archdewon Jones. of Brookville, Sunday preuentod by the teachers of St. Peter : Sunday school with an address and I vwlume entitled Cyprian. His Life, His Timon, Hi: Works. Judge Macdonald read the address. n:.. 1u....A Mm-hall. who two vents arzo P836 "10 SOGPOGD. Miss Maud Mitchell, who twn years ago ggaduamd with honors from the trained nurse department connected with Rock- wood hoepital for the insane. has just con- cluded a counoin at: hospital At l'M.t.oraon, N.J., graduating at the head of a large nlnnl nf nnal. L` .01., Flu \IIl4lII! olsu of nurses. Arohltoct Wlll lo Bu-0 To-Inorrow to Pro- pd:-0 Plans. The Kingston Elevubor and '1` main Co. is making active preparations for inning the work of erecting the much-telkod-of gnin elevator here. The company hes ee- oured the dry dock nine and Welmr Lamb. .1 o.i.:. nan. in hmilv uncured eelecbimz cured the dry dock ewe nnu vvuwr uuuu. this city. in bneily engeged eelecbing tuber {,0 be used in the construction of the building. Already be bu eeenred over 1,000 pieces of first gl`ldO oek timber. A telegnm wee received here this mom- lng, .3 the Meeere. Mooere, from the I log rm of Chicago elevator obohneton. outing that en erelmocfin the coupon) : employ had started this morning for Kingeton and that he will er- rivelere to-man-owto prepare the plans for the etmoture. Work will be com- _.....I -Ajntuenl nnnnihln And Wm M N.Y. ( lnlnonomg on `u luau.) Itr."No|-cl n " goagltrndnyu nous .m lit:-.Kuo" 0 on days and Thur: an an an Oonnoouxg 50 Brighton with at: No liking" for on-lotto, N.Y.. (Port of loohuur). Bundu-Sh. North King" loaves st 9 mm. {or Thouund Islands and Aloxsndrlu Boy. nltgcht xqunod to chance that without o oo. , _ _ . ntnmdlllooiayuon nnu vn In` pltlbd npldly . tho company : - \ notion bin Wtuvo tho lhruotun con-` phhd curly In tho n$u_Inn. /\ Dthlllol DUI. '1`In*'notion will make _ her list or ctmlor tip to Bcouhvilh` and PREPARING FOR THE WORK. PERSONAL MENTION. DAILY wine. '1`UESDAi. JUN]: 29, 1397 ............... Over the Honor Ooulonod Upon J Gov. Kl:-ipnnlcl. ` - SIR GEORGE KlRKPA'l`R1Gj{. At last night : meeting of the city council the resolution given here was in- troduced by alderman Elliott. It-3 senti- ments will receive hearty approval from citizens generally. Alderman Elliott said he could not speak too highly of the honor knnfnmnrl nnnn nnn an W0l't.l)V l10l'GCGlVe I16 coulu HUI rpunn uuu u bestowed upon one so an . "It is with extreme pleasure cil learns that our most gracious sovereign, the queen, has seen t in her wisdom to bestow knighthood on our fellow citizen, the Hon. George A. Kirkpatrick. Be it therefore resolved that` we take this first public opportunity of congratulating him, and to assure him thlst the citizens of Kingston join with the whole dominion in the prayer that he may be spared from his present nllliction to enjoy the honor so worthily bestowed, and that a copy of this resolution be sent to the lieu- tenant-governor. Alrlnrvnnn Rvnn amended the resolution. sTn. "NORTH KING" 4: cno--v.|.. Dlnunbnn nn Ennhnltf, tennnb-govornor." Alderman Ryan seconded saying that Kingston had sent forth many men who had graced the pages of history. All had aggnitbed themselves credibnbly, none more so than Sir George A. Kirkpa- trick, whom he hoped would be spared to heulbh and strength to bear with becom- ing grace the honors conferred upon him by queen Viclzorin. Al.lnrmnn W. Robinson know Sir George Vmlzorm. Alderman W. A. Kirkpatrick from boyhood. He eulo- gized the good qualities of Onbario s lieutenant.-governor. and hoped to see him restored to health. u....... m.;.....:.. nlnn nunnnrted restored health. Mayor Skinner also supported resolution, the sentiments of which. he said, were re echoed in the hearts of every Kingstoninu. The resolution was adopted with applause. ..-... ......n `nnnnr--rn What the Busy Reporter: Caught on the l3'lv Abernathy ; is the place for boots. If We a good thing we have it. E. C. Mitchell. chemist. Strawberries, finest quality, direct from the growers, at. Rees . Inmmst. in lawn tennis: is reviving, judq Keen Interest m reviving, ing from the constant. use made of the courts in the city park. H in nhnnnt.hm- likelv that the 1~I.`;h city park. It. is n.lLcgeLhe1' likely that I .W.O.R. band will be engaged to play at_ the Montreal ex position next fall. Negotia- tions are already In progress. Dnnfnnnnrl tn Jnlv mh and 7hl':. the Con- already progress. Postponed to July 6th and 71132, servatory concert. lnnt nvnnimr members of the 49th born. The visitors were ennercmueu. A plate for holding it given with earth `_ 5 cents worth of poison y-paper. 1']. C. M itchcll. A ...,..... H... nhinf nnnsmrvntiva characters concert. Last evening members tnlion band visited the rooms of the 14th P.W.O.R. band at. the request 01 tho mem- The visicnra entertained. A ..i.,+.\ cm Immino it. aivon Mitchell. Among the chief conservative characters in the audience in the city council last night were young men whose interest in the city is to pay $1 poll Lax. Great weight. I Inc cronm made from pure cream, quali- A... ......l nuvrnr unnrnnllnrl at R088 . Bum IQIOIVOQ I0 DIIIIIII IIIIHI vuuuvuu no to or Kuhn lnlorm this tagging ante? a::;':.-:-.*:.~.:ev~~ 100 mrmo Irom puns uxuu by and avor unexcelled ab Rees . We are olferinsz some rare \ Mitchell. .W. Nicholle, V.S., has bougbbsMrs. Bobta St. Bernard pup Victor. The dog is one 0! Che neiat. of his breed in the city. He is only six months old and weighs- eeventy-ve pounds. A .H`nh1nt.inn nnnv wedding book plane in pounds. A Salvation tinny wedding plane Toronto last. evening, when adjumnr. Scan- yon. of Kingstomanzl mijntnnt Mina Pam-0, of Toronto, were united in marriage. Com- missioner Mien Booth performed the core- and unexceuen an nuua. We are olering values in purses those days 1f you need one. E. C, Mitchell. ur n;..\...I|.-. V51 hm houabbsMrs. mony. The Sncketa Harbor baseball cluh wnnta to come over here to meet. the Vic- torian at the picnic hold on July 7th under the auspices of the Chur of the (Rood Thief. The club eel: for $60 for the mntch. Fresh fruit. pure cream. pure soda yvater make our ice cream sodas what they iire-t.he linear. to be had anywhere. E C. Mitchell. Anseasor (Jordon had the hearty endorse- ment of mayor Skinner and bohh conserva- tive nnd liberal aldermen as ll result. of a statement. of alderman Christopher Robin son, who said tliab Mr. (Gordon was not. much of n. liberal, for in his psaesament duties the liberals generally get the worst of the deal. The opinion, however, of those who nut in bhe court; of revision was .1.-. \.I.. u,...a.-m um. nnn.umrl.imn. that he who AM: in M10 courr. 0! revunuu was that Mr. Gordon was non-partimll. was continually zanloua for the city's inner- onhs. and no one could tell what. his politics WOIO. ___:_._.___ Desmond Jottings. DIL-mosn; June 2S.--Some farmers have commenced to cut hay in these parts. IL is getting very dry, there having been no rain for two week: past. There was quite I turnout from other appointments to church leek. Sabbath to hear Rev. Mr. Mc~ Mullen preach. Mrs. Alvin Switzer has returned to her home in Bobcaygeon. M rs. Mary S: itizer celebrated her seventy-fourth birthday by inviting some of her nld neighbors to spend the day with her. She is smart for one of her years. V-aitore: Mr. and Mrs. Elias Young, -from Prince Edward county, at hie_gieter`s. Mrs. John Simmon-: ' Mr. and Mrs. George Perks, from North Fredericlnbbnrg. at John D. 5...... - Oouncll lint Act Qnlokly. According toseotion 245, Pmv, divi- sion 11. of the consolidated munioipll act the city council must act. quickly in the mutter of appointing a city clerk. The section referred to enact: shut "the council Dbl Appoint 1 city clo-k, whose duties Ihnll be to." em. Prm io- i. nude. in n unhooqunhpnrsgn; '1. ix` Lh0 appoint.- Inont of I mbuticnw to take the clerk : plnoo in can of illnombut. the law in strict and nnoquivonl regarding the appointing of A ngnlar_o_glou-. A L.;._;_. n-n_;A I I'Ulll L` urn: Pnteroonk. IIIII-nll Iunv vw-u -.- ._.---____._, Sunlnu 0111139: in Cool Luubudeu. Twin screw Iron 8.5. "Cnmp3nn." IIYIAI. _I--A_l- Il_l.L- ;IAn|-In hnlln, And All