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Muslin in dainty pat- at 19je. yard. ¥ R. MePAUL, "vii J Canton: of Cuptamrs rond this space. re on the alert to econousive. Tt might 10 give some attention to our eo if what we advertios is volo board... 43 of over lines in sympathy with iar English | Toronto "Wellingtons. THE ANTWERP TEAM KEPT THEM HUSTLING. Score Was 8 to 5--The Ninth In- mings Was Lively--General Notes About Various Sports. Apother St. Lawrence international league match was played at Lake Ontario perk yesterday after noon, Ponies defeating the Antwerp, N.Y, team"by 6 to 5. The contest was as close as a mean wan is with his whekels, and the fans were so in verested that they bad no spare time 10 make eyes at any prety girls who might happen to be sitting' in the grand stand. It was a wise "think" of "Chaucer" Flliott when be decided to smite the hall for three cushions i the first in nings, scoring two suns and then trot ving to the plate himself on a § ball, at which "Uncle Sam' cunning swiped for his third strike, and 4 to his heels for bag No. 1. Pierce's hit over second base in the sixth put Antwerp up two points, but Quigley's unassisted double, cut off any more runs. Ponies should have scored more in the eighth, but Ant worp held Derry and Islin on second and third with only one out. The ninth opened dangerously for Ponies, a run being scored with none out, but Quigley cut off Ralph and Pipree at second and third, and Islin caught Agon"s fly. It was the most interesting match played here this season. Antwerp has a good team, and not one decision of the umpire , did the visitors dispute. The spectators accorded them ax much applause us they gave the home team. A couple of the Ponies scemed very tired. Perhaps a tonic would shake off that feeling. "1 think, if Mr. Cheney would eat three meals a day instead of six, he would pitch'a better game," was the remark of a lady in the grand stand. A shift was made in Ponies' team. Jerry" Hunt took a holiday, and Islin was moved to first bag, Derry to second, and Mualholl, the Toronto player, placed on third. * Yeu are rolling so sweetly, darlin', that I don't loike to stop yer," said Quigley to the ball, as if journeyed between his feet to the field, Antwerp .. » 10100020 1-5 Pamien.. % 30011001 2-46 Antwerp--Rolston, s.4.; Ralph, 2b; Pierce, 3b; Buckley, ec; Agon, ri; Aikey, ef; Hardy, 17; Williams, 1b; Dorgan, p. Ponies Easton, Li; Quigley, #5; Daley, c.i; Islin, 1b; Mulholl, 3b.; Cheney, p. » Hits--Off Cheney, 9; off Dorgan, 6. Struck out--Cheney, 4; Dorgan, 3. Bases on balls--Cheney, 1; Dorgan, 4. Errors- Ponies, 5; Antwerp, 3. Time of mateh--1:20. Umpire--J. T. Suth erland. Tilton, Elliott, Derry, rds e; 2h; Baseball On Friday. Eastern league, ~At Jersey City, 8; Rochester, 4. At Montreal, 3; Toron to, 2. At Newark, 4; Buffalo, 4. At Jersey City, 2; Rochester, 3. At Wor- cester, 4; Providence, 3. National league --~At Pittsburg, 0: Chicago, 2.:At Brooklyn. 2; Boston, 1, American leagie.-- At Boston, 4: Cloveland, 14. At Philadelphia, 7: Chicago, 6. At Baltimore, 3; St Louis, 4. St. Lawrence League. : WwW: L. P.C. 4 800 a7 400 33 oo Gananogie ... Ponies ... ... Canton Antwerp ; Gouveneur ..... «i. «i yu Here And There. Sullivan lost a 4 to 3 game at Wor center, yesterday. The Australians won the third test cricket match from England by 143 runs. Capitals and Shamrocks will have a keen Incrosse contest in Montreal this afternoon. Tt is doubtiul if the Australian erick- eters, now in England, will he able to visit America this fall. At _Lanton, |N.Y., yesterday, Gan anogue baseball team was defeated by he score was 4 to 3. Montreal Shamrock lacrosse team has decided to play in New Westmin- ster, B.C., during the first week of October, The attendance at yesterday's. base- ball match was quite large; Future matches will likely begin at 3:30 o'vlock. Rev. Father McDonald, of Ports mouth, is a great devotee of sport. He seldom misses a baseball match at Lake Ontario park. "There was nothing Caesarean about the mateh. Antwerp came, and they saw, but they didn't con quer. ( Extract from "Jerry's" philosophy). Mulholl, who played third base for Ponies yesterday, was formerly with Though he al- lowed 5 couple of halls to go past his cushion, he picked up several harder ones, and threw well to first, Albert Champion, of France, and his opponent, Basil de Guishard, also of France, in their one hour, motor-paced race at Pittsburg, De Guishard made 2 miles EE --- » Richardson's wharf: King Ben; from Montreal, with mer chgndise, Swift's whati: Steamers Toronto, down and up; Hamilton, from Mon treal, to-night; Rideau Queen, Ottawss schooner Falconer, Charlotte, with coal. M. T. company elevator: Glengarry and consort clear to-morrow from bund fish plates; S8. Rosemount and consorts arrive to-morrow from Fort William with 207,000 bushels whent, -------------------- Business College Notes. W. J. Mustard, Lyndhurst, o form: er student, vas recently married to an estimable young lady of New York state. James Dunbar, shorthand gra- duate, has secured a position as stenographer, with the Grand Trunk railway company, at Richmond, Que. Lizzie Whalen, a graduate, has secured a position ss stemographer and book- keeper, in the office of F. L. Cody, real estate broker, Cleveland, Ohio. Miss N. Donogbue, commercial gradu- ate, and bhook-keeper for Messrs. Bail- ey & Co., eity, has been spending hee holidays at Gananoque, and other riv er points. Miss M. E. Lowery, com- niercial graduafe, has been appointed bookkeeper in the office of Polson & Co., city. Those students have com- pleted a course in the shorthand de- partment: Stanley Lockwood and George Wing, Westport: Fred. Law- rence, Sydenham; Ray Fairborn, Ven- tor; Saloma Lindsay, Jackson Falls, N.H. Among the students to register from a distance are: Stewart Code, Charlemount; Anastasia Nolan, Rainy River District. W. J. Keys, who has a splendid position as bookkeeper iy Rochester, N. Y., paid 5 visit to the college. ------------ Made Good Connection. The Gananoque baseballists induced the nvembers of the Antwerp baseball team to drive up to Kingston, with a view to having them drive back again last evening in order to evoss over to Clayton, N:Y., this morhing. They were told that they would be unable to secure suitable cofmmection here to enable them to return home in time to play today's scheduled match, When the Antwerp players got here they found that they had been mis informed, so they sent the Gananoque horses back again, paying a young man £3 to return them. They left this morning at six o'clock for Clay ton en route home, where they play the Canton team this afternoon. ---------------- Grain Receipts Greater® A few days nearly the amount of S& : & to Kingston so far . this there had up to the same time year, The statement, however, not prove correct upon investigation For instance, the tation company's elevator ent period of the seasop as it did uj till October Ist last year. bushels than time in July 1901, Richardsons' ele grain this season as last. Owns A Peculiar Cat. penitentiary, is the proud owner of no less than a Kitten with six feet The animal i8 several months old and is as smart and fridky as feline pet. The two extra feet out from them just below the joints: But this is not the only pe cach of the hind feet there are toes, all perfectly formed. The necessary pedel appendages do soem to bother the little animal any as it is as lively as any of its mates To Square Of The Tables. Next week the city property un com inch squares. ocoupiedl. Heretofore farmers been © aecastomed to © ocou ing only the ordinary rate for for one basket. The new order things easier ing a little to market day. x ------------------ An Indian's Prophecy. prophesy to have a change. Good of rajn for two year. oot. Thep bad crops, everythin 99 up and hard times. Flour be ¥l a ton. Long time then had erops.'" crops, conclusion, he merely shrugged shoulders and passed on Purchased The Business. E. C. Witchell has disposed of Princess street retail drig store Harry B. Taylor, nephew of 0. or acy i Mitchell's dy ve yomrs, ma 'thoroughly. and ment for What is Happening Along the Wa- ter Front. Steambarge from Steamer for Fort William, laden with steel rails of ago a prominent ma- rine man made. the statement that not grain had come season as last dia Montreal trapspor has re- evived as much grain up to the pres Or it has receives to date, a half million more it did up to the "same vator has also received fully as much Little Miss Ruby Macdonnell, Brock street, whose father is a guard at the an interesting and unique pet. Tt is any are attached to the front feet, branching Knee culigtity of this remarkable cat. On NX not mittee will have all the tables in the island market marked off in eighteen The market tolls lessee will then collect toll for eath square ave any amount of space on thewe tables, pay- space of protects the lessee, making it for hits to collect toll and add: his collections each An old Indian who appeared on the market square this morning made this We now are on the torn. Going lots Everything When asked how he. gpived at this is his to F. Chown and T. F. Harrison. Mr. Tay- uate of the Ontario col has been in over % the business SIXTEEN - YEAR - OLD RALPH FERGUSON LOST HIS LIFE. . At Kingston Mills--Fell in the Basin Unnoticed--No Outery Heard--Finding of the Body. A drowning accident, under the sad- dest of circamstances, occurred at Kingston Mills, Friday afternoon. Within a short distance of several relatives, Ralph Ferguson, sixteen yoars of age, sank in the water of the hain between the locks and Jost his ife. The boy, accompanied by his uncle and two aunts, went to the Mills to spend a day's outing. After cating lunch, Ralph sat on the bank of the basin to fish, while his older réla tives went about the locks. This was about two o'clock. Shortly after wards a boy found in the water, and immediately algrm- od the party, who rushed to thyfpot. Their fears 'were soon to be i for they hac lad had fallen in and been drowned. Grappling was soon resorted to, and carefully was the large basin dragsed, but it was some time before the body was brought to the surface and laid upon the sward. Efforts at resuscitation proved futile. The ad's watch was found to have stopped at 2:18 o'clock. Coroner Mundell was notified, but decided that no inquest was necessary. The remains were brought to the city, and taken to James Reid's undertaking establish ment to be prépared for burial. Nobody witnessed the drowning or heard any outery, but it is naturally surmised that the boy lost his balance on the bank, and dell in. Being unable to swim, he sank almost immediately, Much sympathy is felt for the sorrow- stricken family over the tragic end ing of the day's outing, \ The deceased. lad was the son Cornelius Ferguson, = gardner, 212 Civision street. His father was ab sent at Harrowsmith on business, but was notified by telegraph. The moth or and sisters wore frantic swith grief when they learned of the terrible af fair. Deceased leaves one brother and four sisters to mourn his untimely end. He was a bright and intelligent boy, and was popular with his com panions. of It Was A Fake. Visitors tt the picturesque Lake on the Mountain resort were regaled dur img the past week with wild talk over a prediction that a volcanic er- aption would, oni Thursday, the 17th, octur under that placid and interesting sheot of water. A cone was to rise gnd fill the hitherto unfathomable depths The great mass of water was to be violently expelled and rush over the high banks, carrying everything before it, including the church and several very pleasant homes. It was said that the water in the centre of the lake had become very warm, but the alar- mists were advised to wait until = it reached the boiling point before short ening their activities of daily life. the fateful: day has passed and thg lake sits as undisturbed and as tame as ever. The superstitious can breathe and sledp more freely. o---------------- A Sad Accident. Wednesday, Alpine Woods, a member of the firm of Woods Bros. cheese box manufacturers, Napanee, Roblin and Tamworth, net with a distressing accident at his factory in if | Roblin. He was putting some soap on the belt of a machine to make it run better, and Mis hand was drawn round the pulley Tt was dreadfully ) | Now On , | into' it amd carried up to the elbow. mangled, and Drs. ¥eooman and Leo nard, who were sent for, found it necessary to amputate the arm below the elbow. Mr. Wood met with an as cident some time ago in the factory and has been an invalid since. Much - | sympathy is expressed for him by his many friends. -------------- hs Four Generations Together. Mrs. James Laturney, Princess street, daughter, Gertrude, and grand son, Howard, are in Owen Sound visiting Mrs. Laturney's mothér dur ing the holidays. Four generations are there represented. Oak Hall. Shirts. Oak The perfect fit of our shirts much to do with the big sale having. Special, $1. Tge H. D. company. Hall. have we are libby ---------------- Remember to pay your gas and elec tric light bills before the 20th and get the benefit of the discount. The best cofiee at Redden's. FEED THE CHILDREN. Learn What To Give Tham. People with weak, children should look to food for making the young sters stout and hearty. Scientific se lection of food "is the true way - to health. A mother speaks of her experierdice in feed children. She says: "About two years ago our litle two- year-okl Isabella was taken with stor mach and bowel trouble. She was so low at times that we despaired of her ever recovering. She could; not digest the lightest kind of food. She lingered along from August to November in that condi: tion when I decided to try Grape-Nuts in small aaitition three Linus 8 day, 1 poured boiling water over ¥ let them stand: ve minutes to soften, then added sweet cream and a Very lit 4 W ei that 'day the 15th of Ni . 1998, until now we have never had to give her a drop of i cine and she is the picture also is my little oll. He Mrs. A. H. Elliott, Kingston, is vis iting Westport friends, E. B. Stanley, Clinton, N.Y. » in the city visiting friends. Edward Chown, ing his parents on Bagot street. Miss Weller, Almonte, ix here spend a few weeks gt her home. Miss Lillian Clark left, vesterday, for Clifton Springs, N.Y, to visit her sister, Mrs. Bues and daughter, Kingston, are visiting her parents, Mr. ghd Mrs. Smith. Harry Stratford, of the Brock street fire station. is confined to his home with illness. Miss Father Powell, Princess street, is in Arnpeior visiting her brother, Charles Powell. " . Miss Fina Lockett. Wellington street, is visiting ber friend, Miss Hel en Landers, Belleville, Miss Eva 'andy Merrickville, will' g with Kingston fri ? Mrs. Geo "Coxworthy, visiting friends at Smith's Falls and other astern points, has returned home: Mayor Shaw has appointed ex-may or J. 8. Skinner a member - of the court of revision, vice William"® Muck ler, deceased. Mrs. 8. A. McCammon, after 5 plea sant vieit with Mrs. Slesth, Johnston street, returned yesterday to her home in Rochester, N.Y. An Oswego paper reports the visit there of E. W. Rathbun, of Deseronto, accompanied by judge Wilkison, "of the Supreme court of Ontario." |. A. Burrows, manager of the Merchants bank, Westport, is taking his holidays this month. A. U. Patter son, of Kingston, is manager during his absence. Mrs. Harry Cronk, Toronto, who is visiting in Kingston, spent a pleasant time Tuesday with Mrs. Fraser, of Williamsville. She will return to To ronto in two weeks - Mr. and Mrs. Walter Masier, Willow City, North Dakota, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Mills, University avenue. Mr. Master is president of the drugpists' association North Dakota. To-day De. Kidd, W. H. Godwin, R. W. Allen, T. Lambert, J. Comper, and T. Smeaton, local delegates from courts of Foresters, left for Picton to attend the annual meeting of the grand court for eastern Ontario. Harry Howell, formerly organist in Queen street Methodist church, is the guest of W. E, Bassam, Alfrea street. His many Kingston friends will be pleased to learn that he is organist of the First Presbyterian church in Brockville. Miss Gertrude Craig, who passed the recent entrance examination, was credited to Cataraqui instead of Glen burnie. She was taught by Miss Campbell, who was most successful in her efforts: all the pupils she sent up for examination passed successfully. Miss Lola Powell, Miss Amy Rit chie, Mr. Ritchie and Mr. Smellie, Ot tawa, will enjoy a trip in a naptha launch through the Rideau lakes to Kingston. Miss Lola' Powell will spend a week at Kingston as the guest of the Cartwrights at their summer resi dence, "The Maples.' Major J. M. Caines, who went out to South Africa with the last Cana dian contingent, is pot returning aboard the troopship Cestrian, o and a number of other officers re mained in Cape Town and gave their places aboara the boat to other Ca padians who had been at the front and desired to return home. ------------ Made A Good Snowing. A delightful excursion was that of ihe steamer New York to Ogdensburg yesterday, under the auspices of per fect weather and the careful manage ment of Capt. A. Miller, and his offi cient aide. There was a fair attend ance. This trip includes all the ae lightful features of the river between Kingston and the Burg, and affords a rave chance to those who take it of visiting and fraternizing with ae quaintances in both Brockville and Ogdensburgh. Home was reached ab out hali-past ten o'clock, every one on boara being highly pleased with the fine trip. to ie Jamieson, the holidays ot Sydenham Street Church Services. During the renovation of Sydenham street Methodist church the services will be held in the large and pleasant Sunday school hall, which has been carefully arranged for the comiort gnd atcommadation of the congregation. The service will be bright, brief and full of interest. The Sunday school hymnal will be use to avoid the ne enssity of bringing the church hymn books. Services to-morrow. in the Sunday school hall, Telephone Directory. The Bell telephone company's East ern Ontario book is completed, but there is still a chance to have names inserted in the addenda, which will be put im the printer's hands in a day or two. Those having any intén tion of becoming subscribers should communicate with the manager af once, otherwise their names will not appear until the next issue. The Election Postponed. The officers of the trades and labor council were to have been elected at Thursday's meeting, but owing to pressure of other business this item was held over for two weeks. A special meeting of the council will be held Monday night, when matters per- taining to the strike - at the locomo- tive works will be discussed. ------------ Buy An Umbrella Now. Don't wait till you are caught out, Se. 75c., 81. $1.25 $1.50, $2. $2.50, $3. $3.30. New guods, just in. The H. Bibby Co. ------------------ Matthew Bowes, Balderson, for ill- treating a horse from Dregnan's livery, Perth, was fined $25 to pay as and $13 costs. and bound over two yofirs to Rep the peace, by police magistrate Taylor. The i ad none too se Montreal, 'is visit : OF TRE DAY, PARAG RAPES PICKED UP BY OUR BUSY REPORTERS, * The Spice of Every Dag Life -- What the People Are Talking : About--Nothing Essapes Ab tention. Batger's lemon squash at Redden's. Mosh underwear, Se, at The H. I. Bibby Co. One protectionist was given shelter in the police station last night. The dominion government will re cognize all fruit inspectors appointed for local districts, You can get the most liberal fire in surance policy from McCann's, 51 Rrock street. "Phe stillness of death reigns over the city," remarked the Portsmouth philosopher last eveding. See our new mesh underwear, only 5c. at The H..D. Bibby company. It said by relatives here that John Millan, Syracuse, will not be nineteen years of age until January 24th next. The troopship Winnifreden, with the South African troops aboard, expected to land at Halifax, on Tans day next. Stower's lime juice cordial at Red den's. Don't forget the nurses' alunnae ex cursion in aid of the nurses' howe, Tuesday evening, Steamer New York, 7:30 o'clock. The afternoon arrival and departure of the steamers Toronto and King fon contin to attract large crowds of spectators. Nearly 1.800 coppers were put into the street railway boxes yesterday by children. It was their day, and the "kids'" swarmed upon the cars. Black and white working shirts Sizes up to 17}, 50c. and T0e, large body. The H. D. Bibby Co. Warden Spoor has retained Mcln tyre & Melntyre to act for the county in the matter of the Walle Island dis pute over incréased assessment. Contractors may insure against em ployers' liability aot MeCann's, 51 Brock street, While fishing in Cataragui bay, on Friday afternoon George F Wilson, Coldborne street, hooked a fine mas kinomge weighing almost eleven pounds. The opimn habit and other drug ad dictions cured. Free trial. For farther particulars write to St. James Soei- ety, 1188 Broadway, New York city, NY. LSA The Antwerp baseball players were favorably impressed with Kingston. They considered it the prottiost place they had ever visited and would like to settle down here. The soda fountains are being over taxed these fine evenings, but this is one kind of tax no one objects to The places where soda water was dis pensed were crowded last evening In view of the state of war at the locomotive works, it was eminently fitting that the gunboat Pierrepont should advance to Gananoque and bring up the OGlasgew relief column New neckwear to-night. Bibby'ss In accordance with the latest re lations, fit black bred, about one and a half inches wide now decorates sleeves of serges of Canadian artillery men. The round yellow braid has been dispensed with. Ten, that's sure to please, at Red den's. The city shoukl cut down the at the foot of Clarence street, as well as build a sidewalk to the K. & P railway freight station Peoply in wet weather have to plough through mud to reach their destination The Dominion express company's de livery waggon . came near eolliding with a car at the corner of Wellington and Princess streets yesterday after noon. The prompt action of the motorman on car No. 24 averted an accident. There is no disputing the fact that the best tea and coffee in town is to be had at Redden's, The secretary of the board of elu eation is preparing a new catalogue for the public school hbrary The work is considerably hindered many, of. the books having been returned by subscribers. Flannel suite, , our stock is down, $6.50, $7.50. Bibhy's one hous "he steamer Aletha Friday after noon brought a large excursion party to the city from Brockville The ex enrsionists were from Arnpriov and district. They spent a couple of hours here and cleared again to continue = tour of the Thousand islands Crosse & Blackwell's raspberry vine gor at Redden's. In the absence of a proper ming place, boys are going in bathing off the shores of Macdonald park There can be no objection to this if they are properly clothed and com duct themselves within the bounds of decency. The Trusts and Guarantee Cotipany, Limited, 14 King street west, Toron to, has been appointed administrator of the estate of James Harvey Cruise, late of the Township of North Wal singhuni, County of Norfolk, farmer, who died November 27th, 1900, leav- ing an estate valued at about £1.50. x stands for peckwedr, nobby and neat at 25e. and He. They cant be beat. The H. D Bibby Co. The Tweed News reports that a syn- Hicate is joining John Walker, of that town, to manufacture sarven wheels and bent goods for the carnage trade. The premises are to be enlarged and the staff of employees will be increas" od to fifteen or twenty hands. It is expected the new company will he in full operation by January next. ---------------- A Cross Petition. On Saturday morning J. 8. Gellagh- . 1 conservative candi- Frontenne »t ww weeds goiay freace swim PRICES SIMPLY PAST BELIEF, Our wow shook has fest Bess dpackad ov} 500 mers sad how saite We wre selling them ot great bargain prices, and they cans fant Jong Black and Navy Biue English Worsteds, Were $10, Now $5.50. Scotch Homespun Suits (Coat and Vest), Were $12. Now $6.75 Prices talk. Belviznd vour pocket by baw fag bere JOS, SILVER. 102 PRINCESS STREET. BEST VALUES ---1IN--- TOILET SOAPS AT 85 CENTS. ROCHE'S OLD STAND, MARKET SQUARE, E. €. MITCHELL. CHEMIST and OPTICIAN. Hetablished 1819, 'Phone 130. Amine. 0000000000000 Swift's Scranton Coal A High Class Fuel. ALL SILES. JAMES SWIFT & $0. "Phone 135. Our 'Cogl is as Clean Sas Though It Were Wash- ed and Brushed. EACH LUMP STANDS BY ITSELF, 0000 wid cosl~eo solid firs. Alor cond mmck L sonches the "surface of sarih from the mines, impurities ase ous by Thereafter it is several times before it renches you, and dirt, sate; wie, really hanes, I the dealers are carelul. have no We are. vary A COSY BRIGHT ©) | FIRE : Is an aetion for every low P jens heat our Uoal w ings Tosell fol with % Auring wenther. * 10s net iad to cook with, 100. let ih we fl your Hin wi gs BOOTH'S COAL. Phone 133, Foot of Wet ---------------------------------- NOTICE Is hereby given the public that 1 purpose making it warm for all persons using my coal next wine ons, The © J ter. Your order is solicited. P. Walsh,