= 69TH YEAR. -- 'NO. 179. KINGSTON, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1902 LAST EDITION. 7 VOOR 4 Jenkins' 2D cans | FOR SATURDAY $1 Shirts for 55c. | C. , En glish Balbriggan i Ribbed Shirts, Drawers to match. $I Negliges Shirts for SOc. All sizes from 17%. 3 JENKINS 3 114 PRINCESS STREET. 14 to T he Home Is Happiest If it's your own. 'Property right elevates the ideus and Ulesses the family circle. It is easy enough to own your home if you proceed properly. We start you at the foundation--help you to build your property and own i You will have the real home feeling then. D. A. CAYS, 346 King Street. STRAIGHT BUSINESS W. Murray, Jr., Auctioneer and Commission Mer- chant, Market Square. TO.LET. HOUSE 191 BROCK STREET, 9 All modern improvements. Apply Livingston & Bro. ROOMS. vs t3-G. LOCAL MEMORANDA. The Daily Note Book For Whig Readers to Post Thenselves By. "Big hat sale at Campbell Bros. 1 morrow: "A" Co., 14th regiment, ramble among the islands, 7:30 p.m The sun rises Saturday at 4:50 am., and scts at 7:22 p m. . Aulletics* vs. Black . Watch, Lake Park, 4 p.m. Saturday. Lake Ontario Park, Boston Merrymakers, high clzes 'performance, 8:15 p.m. Asylum vs. Penitentiary employees baseball match, Lake Ontario Park 2 p.m. Saturday. Toe daily rip by North King or Caspian is a treat Kingstonians take ~ sui- ficient advantaye of. Historic The oldest coal the world ure®those of Great Britain. were worked in Roman times. The Plasmon company is to place, through a New York agency, a large volume of vertising for a new food product. Scivnce A musical been Ontario do': not note : in They mines note : instrument, bas invented, which _e the tones of the scale from pyrophone; tracts ell flames. Fashion note: The boa hus in a great de- gree piven place to the frilly shoulder cape finished with. very of with long' scarf, ends of accordion-pleatid net velvet hand- some lace, or chiffon brightened hebe and there with clusters of roses or soft or tied bows, or flufiv silk poppies This «day in the world's history: Boers Gen. Smith-Darien, repulse 1900; tion of Shah of Rustin in Paris, Riel 1885; death "6f 1714; British 18 of the 'under Porchesfontein, Boers at ascussina- 1900; Louis Queen Aan, ions abolish attempted convicted, in : batthe "CROWN DERBY DECORATION WE OFFER YOU VERY HANDSOME DINNER SETS COMPLETE. Our regular price was $20. - We have a few sets we are cléaring at $12.50. ROBERTSON BROS. (LAKE Y ONTARIO [ PARK) ALL THIS WEEK | BOSTON : Matinees MERRY W ednesday MAKERS & Friday at 3:30. Mammie Wilson, Emma Zeph, Blanche De Cotret. 3 BARTELLI BROS. 3 Singing, Dancing, Comedy, Acrobats. Saturday, Augnst 2nd, Athletics Locomative Works, match, sloyery pos Nile, 1 ed, Hvery Hvening At 8:30. basahall, at 2 p.m. Lacrosse Grunanoqgue vs, at 4 p.m. Kinzatons, A GOLD MEDAL, MAPLE with name, "Kaireen v Finder return to Whig Office. ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON A CUFF BUT- TON, wath crescent cut ont of pokd back. Will finder please leave at Whig Oflice. A KINGSTON GENERAL HOSPITAL GRA- DUATING PIN, either in opera house or be- tween opera house and Infants Home. The name I. J. Bell is inscribed. on. the buck of pin. Reward ii left - at Whig Oflice. BOARD. FIRST. CLASS table board, King street. ALSO at 240 ROOMS AND BOARD, Gentlemen" preferred, BRIGHT AIRY board,. near © Mrs. Breden, ROOMS AND McDonald park. 24 Stuart street. FIRST-CLASS Apply © to LARGE FRONT ROOM, ALSO TWO SINGLE roomé, with madern conveniences, cen- wal, not far from City and Maedonald purks. Suitable for a party of from three to five, 195 Earl street. WANTED. COOK. APPLY King street, in TO MRS. A> the evening. HORA, TWO LABORERS AND ONE want work. CARPENTER Apply to 51 Brock street, EXPERIENCE TO ervas, 220 Princess A YOUNG LADY WITH play puino. + street. : MAID FOR references, city. STEAMER, MUST Apply 163 Queen Etrect, A YOUNG GIRR TO ASSIST WITH: HOUSE . No washing or cooking. Apply at carl strect. A FURNISHED HOUSE sible, for a few months. K. t" 'hig Office. AS SOON. AS Apply to POS. "Box A YUUNG MAN TO ASSIST IN SHIPPING. Mus be willing to work Apply to the Gardiner Company. PERSONS 'OF SATISFACTORY CHARACTER and energy can find lasting work and good pay, with us. Those who can make twenty "dollars © weekly preferred. The Century Christian Co.; limited, Toronto.™ SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS learn barber trade, new, ough method by free clinic, expert instruc- tions, etc., busy season, positions guie- antevd, tools donated, waves S#turdavs Write for particulars. 'Moler Barber Col lesa « Chicago, lil FOR MEN TO quick and thor- BALL'S fe street, BARBER SCIIQOLS Toronto, Ont, also St. street, Montreal, PQ, and 16 Eall' Sen- eca street, Buffalo. Elevantly equipped. Wares Saturdavs. Terms moderate. Tools, trial, lodyings, railroad ticket 'and eata- logue free. By our "SPECIAL CoO- OPERATIVE PLAN" course, is given ab- solutely free. Also opportunity to eurn money et your home, by workine gr ue Write for particulars to-dav. ~ Aldis Owen Hall oronrietor . = ech ear Oak The H. D. New Hall. to morrow Bibby Co. at 'Brighton, Prefer eRREeR REE YOU WILL FIND A |. CHOICE ASSORT- I" MENT OF I 12) ie) Woollens 2 0 0 AT CRAWFORD & WALSH'S, = TAILORS, © Princess and Bagot Streets. g HEE eR RR RRR Ro Horses For Sale. - I HAVE BEEN INSTRUCTED TO SELL by Auction at 11 a.m. on Saturday, August 2nd, At my rooms, Market Square, from the stablés of the Field Artillery, Kingston. WAL Two Torses, Royal Canadian Terms Cueh, MURRAY, Jr. Auctioneer. NOTICE. MEMBERS OF DERRY LODGE, No. PB. and all Brethren of Orangemen True-Bhics, © Orange Youne Britons and all visiting brethven cordially invited to ats tend a meting the. Orange Hulk on Sun day, 'August 3rd at dup. to attend Di- vine service at Heghe ts church, 4 WM. COCKADE IVO I. A. W.M.: Recording-Se ALL 1, P.A ar in IN OUR OWN CIRCUIT. News Of The Districts On Both Sides Of The Line. Nostrand, Sprague Demorestyille, in tends living in Picton. W. O'Connor and have taken up their nanoque. Deseronto hortienltural society hibition takes place this year on Sep- tember 17th. Wellington village council passed a by-law forbidding. the use of shingles on any roof in the village. Mrs: T. A. Snelgrove, a.woman use- ful in church and other work in is dead, aged forty-six wile, Arnprior, residence_in Ga- of Winnipee, John Vincent, a life-long resident Wighton, has left there for where be will open a fruit business Ay commission Pettet has bought property. Picton He ol the residence before, The. price paid was 22,700, John Nixon. New~Yerk: and Montray, Antherst Island, © guests of Mr. and Mrs. V. J. G. Moyle, while fishing off the shore at Glenora road, Picton, captured a maskinonge over a vard long. Mr. Nixon' will have the fish's head dressed: and set up a the Striker are tly prove moving in Miss 18 souvenir. oX- wooden + = SWORD FOR KITCHENER ) The Presentation Was (Made In London AT THE HOTEL WETROPOLE OF CORPORATION OF CAPE TOWN. 2 GIFT Sir Joseph Dimsdale . Spoke of the Generall as a Model Eng- Decoration or Rank Could Bestow--A Brief and Modest Reply. London, Aug. 1.--At the dinner giv- en in the Whitchall rooms of the Hotel Metropole; last evening, the occasion being the presentation of a sword of honor to Lord Kitchener, the guests numbered over 200, including Gens. lan Hamilton, French and Brabant; Sir Wilirid Laurier, prime minister "of ('anada; Mr. Barton; prime minister of the Australian commonwealth, and Mr. Seddon, prime minister of New Zealand. "The sword, which was given by cor- poration of Cape Town, was hande to Gen. Kitchener by the lord mayor, Sir Joseph Dimsdale, on behalf of the donors, - Sir Joseph said "that the people . of the-empire had watched with admiration Gen. Kitchener's: in- flexibility of purpose; his unswerving ardor, and above all, his absolute justice. (Cheers.) | He stood out be- fore hts countrymen as. the 'model of an Englishman, and - that would be to him a higher title than any dee ration or rank that coula be conferred upon him. Upon the conclusion qayor's speech, there was a 'scene of Ss the guests rising and waving their hand- of the lord Kitchener's health with enthusiasm. Low and" prolonged cheering greeted the guest of honor as he rose to respond, Gen. Kitchener said he wished could adequately © express his grati- tude . for the great 'kindness with which the lord mayor's far too flat- tering remarks had been emphasized. He had already expressed" to the mayor of Cape Town, and to the peo- ple, his thanks for the beautiful sword which he had, in anticipation, regeived in Cape Town., He wished to tender to those present, representing South Africa, his thanks, and to ex- press the confident hope' that in South Africa, at any rate, the sword would not be again drawn from its seabbhard. When many interested in South Africa met together, all thoughts were on him who had heen left at the helm. (Cheers.) All had confidence in Viseount Milner: (Re- newed cheers.) All realized the difh- cult work He had before 'him, and all had confidence that he woula accom: plish, his task. He was convinced that the better Lord Milner was known, the more his great abilities would he apprecinted--byv all - sections of those who pow recognize him as their ruler, to Gen. 20 / ---------- CANADIAN CUSTOMS. Are Being Robbed Wholesale by Chinese. * Vafwouver, Aug. 1.--The Canadian customs is being robbed wholesale hy Chinese! Oriental steamships, it is be- lieved, have brought large quantities of goods in the shape of silks, liquors und cigars, that have been successiully smuggled off by: Chinamen and stor in Chinatown. A .waggon load of liquor and cigars was seized on Wed nesday by the customs and the house of the driver was searched, when a great quantity of smuggled goods was unearthed. It is learned in official circles that the impression is that smuggling on a large scale has been carried on. by Chinamen. Some years ago a 'con- spiracy was unearthed hy the cus toms. It consisted of Chinese mer- chants having false. invoices sent. from China on which Chinese would pay customs. The true invoices, however; would by privaté mail. od come MOB SHORTENS HIS CAREER. Hundred and Fifty Men Lynch: Charles Craven. Aug I. =Charles Cra- ven, the supposed murderer of Williain L. Wilson, a farmer living near§ Hern- don, Va. was lynched vesterday the pike near Leesburg, Va. He was taken from the jail Leesburg 'hy a mob of 130 gnen who ovegpowered the gnard, broke in the outer door, and: then entered the cage, using hammers and crow-bars. efore' Craven was lynched he 'was given an opportunity to make a statement. He strongly protested that he was innocent oi killing. Wilson and also that he was innocent of burning Smith's barn, for which offence he had been sentenced to jail two years . be fore. = Washinoton, on at ' LE BIG TASK ON THE CENSUS. Will Define Area of Municipality and Parish. - « Ottawa, Aug. L--The first volume of the Canadian census report will de- fine the area of every municipality and parish in Canada. This work has heen done by the dominion geograph- er, Mr. White, and his staff, and in- volves a pood deal 'more labor - than thev calculated by electoral districts, At Cape "Thwn,® Trouper J. | Crossland, 3ril. CMR, is ill of vhenmatie fever. He Peterborough. : danger comes 1 Commandant At Va., Aug. 1.--Capt. ently in' command of the command of the Nor- to-lay. He relic who has commandant Key West. New Norfolk, Perry, Dixie, Norfolk. RM. rot assumed folk navy yard Capt. G. A. Bigknell, one to duty. as the naval station at ves of lishman, a Higher Title Than' he' | House | new been rT THE PRICE OF LUNCHES. is-'a Good Advance 'in New York. New York, Aug. L.--Wkhen the clerks. book-keepers "and. Other patrons of the quick lunch rooms in the town- town districts of New York had sa- tisfied the indeér man with the usual mid-day repast, to-day, they were pre- sented with pay checks which 'were five or ten cents in excess of the usual amounts. This was a result of the combination recently formed by the re- staurant proprietors to control pric- es, which became efiective to-day. Stapie dishes, such as ham and beans have begn raised from ten to fifteen cents, and the prices of sandwiches, cakes and the other articles of food usually found on the lunch counters have been increased in proportion. The proprictors justify their action on the plea that it "was made necessary by the increased cost of meats and other supplies. Invesugation, how- ever, fails to sustain the truth of thia statement. On Park Row, opposite the post oflice, stands a modest little all-night "beanery," which; despite its apparcit: fisighftiicance, is one of the best known places of the kind in the metropolis. The founder of this place retired some years ago after having made a fortune of $500,000 froin the sale of beef and beans at ten cents a plate, and the present proprietor, who refused to enter the new combine, says he expects to emulate the example, of his predecessor, 'and that, too, with- out any increasing of prices. There HAZARDOUS EXPERIMENT. To Subject King to Fatigue of Coronation Ceremonial. New York, Aug. 1.--The London Tri- bune's cable says! Optimism regarding the coronation is slowly reviving un- der effects of the surgeons' bulletins and forecasts from. medical journals. Whether the king's will is imperious or medical advisers consider it necessary to humor: him, there is a determin- ed efiort to subject the patient, who is barely able to make one or two turns on the deck of the royal yacht, to the efit and fatigue of the coronation ceremonial. Motives of state. prevail although an ordinary patient would not he. fit for so hazardous an experi quent in a few weeks-after.a most se- rious operation. The fresh forecasts of cabinee chang e8, now appearing in print, are clear- ly premature. The premier will not trouble the king with political. busi- ness until the coronation: anxieties are over. The education bill, moreover, a harrassing subject and sufficiently engrossing to the prime minister who 18 compelled to deal with the mal- contents on his side who are suggoest- ing a fresh compromise by which an effective public control of the schools shall be exercised when local taxes are expended. is VICTIMS OF CHOLERA. Epidemi¢ Rages in Manchuria. St. Petersburg, Aug. 1.--Oflicial re- turns show that cholera ise spreading with terrible rapidity throughout Manchuria. The epidemic now claims hundreds of "vietims daily, juostly Chi- but Russians and other Euro- peans are aving of the aisease, At Inku between June 6th and July 1Sth there were S31 cases and 650 deaths, and at 'Harbin, since the re- cent outbreak, 1. 463-cases. and 939 deaths have been reported. At Mukden there were 49 deaths out. of 76 cases in eight days, and at Port Arthur 67 deaths ont 109 cames in eighteen days, . At Kirtin - there © have heen deaths daily, and Chacdodsky, on the Yalu river, reports thirty deaths daily. These statistics are given. as samples of the reports which are be- ing received fron all sections of Man churia. The Dread nese, fifty NO BEER; NO CHURCH. Prohibition Pastor Has a Strike on His Hands. Chicago, Aug. learning that it to build a church without The congregation of the first Baptist church of that suburb have money and materials in plenty, but are beginning to fear thev never will get that church up. Why ? No beer. The head of the anti'heer campaign is Rev. Clarence T. Tapp, pastor of the church to be built. He is upheld by the leading members of his - con- gregation. Wednesday the campaign came to a climax. Pastor Tapp found workmen in the church quenching their thirst with a af contraband li- quor. Without a word he seized the hox and threw it out of the window. Then the workmen! struck. The was discharged. L.--Austin people is a diflicult are matter beer. case MANY DIE IN MINE. Twenty-Séven Bodies Recovered-- Hundred Entombed. Sydney, N.S. W., Aug. l.--An 'explo- sion reiting in heavy loss of life has oceyrred 'at the ™Mount Kimbla colliery at- Wollongong. a port forty = miles from. herve. Twenty-seven bodies have biden recoverea, The buildings at pit wire wrecked. forty nine miners rescued, handrea-are stills entombea, ed their release is hopeless, of the colliery is' on fre: mouth of the hundred amd but a It is feur- A portion the One were Kipling Will Move. London, Aug. L--Rudvard Kipling, who has| been much annoyed by the of IBrichte me to his at Roth la countr Wells. His included a feud with caused by the pro-Boer his aunt. Lady Burn dow of Sir| Edward Burn ean ce ------ Baseball Civic Holiday. Poniis, ® August 2th, visits enrsionists + has purcha near Tunbr Y toion at Rottingdean sentiments of the Tones Jones, VS. at at 2:30 Gananoghe grounds, Monday, Admission, 1Dcs o clock. gang wi- | fair | NEWS OF THE WORLD What Comes To Us From Al Quarters. CONDENSED PARAGRAPHS. TELEGRAMS FROM THE FOUR QUARTERS OF THE EARTH, ~ Matters That Interest Everybody --Notes From All Over--Little of Everything Easily Read and Remembered By The Dear Public. The yearly report of the Intercoloni- al railway shows a, surplus of $56,- Oh, A second train 'with 500 of the re- turning Canadian troops left Halifax at six o'clock on Thursday evening. Several hundred colored people from various paints in Ontario will cele- brate emancipation day at Hamilton to-day. The viceroy of Sze-Chuan telegraphs that massacres have occurred at Jen- shou, Essupantang, Kuanyintang and Kransetuchu, ? Lieut. Parenzel. has been expelled from an Austrian Hussar because he did not use his sword on a laborer who struck him. Ex-Alderman Gillespie, formerly of Stratford, but lately car foreman at Richmond, Que., has been appointed to « similar position at Batdle Creek, Mich. At the liberal league: banquet Lord Rosebery warned the liberals against disassociating themselves from the im- perial aspirations of the nation and supporting home rule. An injunction has been against Presidest Mitchell and other otficers: of the Miners' union on the ground that they conspired to prevent "the operation of certain coal mines. issued venue and expenditure has been. es- tablished in Jamaica and the direct steamship service between that island and Great Britain has proved satis- factory. . The Westminster city council has decided that the Canadian arch must be removed immediately after the cor- onation, and has approved of the offer of a resident of Lucknow, to erect an Indian coronation arch. SHARP CONFIDENCE TRICK. Bostonian Cheated out of $2,500 by Fakirs. Boston, Mass., Aug. a conlidence: trick in tim lost $2,500. was told in police court, and as the result Frank Born- stein was held to the grand jury on the charge of larceny of 500 $5 coins on July 16th, from Barnard Bennett, of this city. It was in evidence that Bennett was induced Bv Bornstein and a confeder- ate to go into a plan to counterfeit English sovereigns. - He furnished 500 sold coins, which the other men parently placed in a tin can, and into which a strong acid was poured. After considerable juggling of the can Bennett received it to carry home. He grew suspicious, and concluded that it was an infernal mac hine? - policeman opened the can and $9.97 in pennies came out, Bennett had Born- stein arrested, but the other man cape. 1.--The story of which the vie €8: ACCIDENT ENDS JOY. ---- Struck by Trolley Car-- Fifteen Injured. Denver, Col;, Aug. 1.--Fifteen per- sons were injured on a tally-ho coach which was struck by a trolley car and overturned late last night at Alameda and Pearl streets" Mrs. Lo A. Horton, Denver, and C. J. McMillan,.the bug- ler, received injuries which may re: sult in death. The others, most = of whom were tourists, were not "serious- lv injured, although several of them were painfully bruised and all were badly shaken up. | Coach Will Make No Terms. London, Aug. l.--Merchants' ship- pers in London have been in tommuni- cation with the firms comprising the South African ring, with a view to the same. level that the Honstons are now quoting The ring refused, stats ing that they are prepared to meet competition only to the extent to which it exists. The shippers have ar- rived at decision not is an. early arrangement expected, no To Make A Trip. Coperthagen, Aug. 1.2-Amundsen, the Norwegian explorer, has planned an expedition for next year to carry out the ge<earches in connection: with the macnetic pole, which-- was "discovered in. 1831, hy Sir John but which is now believed to have changed its position. Amundsen will start next <oring with seven éhmpanions from the west coast of Greenland and will oo through Baffin's Bay to Lancaster Sound. . Ross, Mrs. Meyer Declared Insane. Bufialo, A ug. 1.=Mrs. FElzabeth Meyer, charggd with having killed her husband, Dr." Jacob F. Mever, hax been declared insane, and, therefore, irresponsible for her act, by the com- mission of doctors appointed by judge Emery of the county court. Baseball Civic Holiday. Tananoque Ponies, a Mondav, August ith, Admission, 15c¢. fair orounds, o'clock. the villagers, | Saturday At Campbell Bros. hats, all See our summer styles. sale of latest Big new win- Oak Hall shirts shirts are fitters) libby. Co. for Remember perfect regiment | An improved equilibrium between re-| ap- inducing them to reduce their rates to "in Oetober, "There at 2:30 The REACH MONTREAL. Sdme bf the Steamer Cestrian's Passengers Arrive. Montreal, ~ Aug. lL.--The first train carrying the Canadian Mounved Rifles, which returned from Africa on the Ces- trian, arrived from Hglifax shortly after seven o'clock this morning in a trdin of seventeen cars, the party numbering about 1,000, Some . of them immediacely took western trains leaving the city soon after their ar- rival, but, the greater portion evi dently intend to stay here and see the sights before going home. As soon as they got ofi the train they scattered in groups through the city. There was ne demonstration of any kind or- ganized owing to. the éxpectation that the train would * reach the city be tween two and three o'clock this morning. 0 THAT GAMBLING SCANDAL. Department Confirms Report-- Will not Give Name. Ottawa, Aug. lL--The Free: Press says 1 "lknquiry at the militia de- partment elicits a confirmation of the story that one of the officers of the 2nd C.M.R., who came from Western Ontario, has been deprived-by the war office of his war gratuity and medal, 'because he was found playing with nfarked cards in South Africa. The department will, however, make no announcement of his name as yet." A report to the department states that the officer in question won the encrmous sum,_of £1000 on the Ros lyn Castle [on the way to South Africa. 'The oflicer took his discharg® in the Transvaal. IN THE HOLY LAND. Discoveries Made by Prof. of Vienna. Vienna, 'Aug. 1.--Dr. Setton, in the Protestant theological of the Vienna university, who discoverea one of King Solo- has arrived at 'Prieste. He tells of important discoveries in Palestine. He excavated a Canaanish castle, three thousana or four thou: sand-vears old in the Jezreel valley. He also excavated two Jewish fort- and an Arabian castle... He found in ola ceme s a great num- ber archacological treasures, in cluding a Jewish altar decorated with six | cherubin, four lions and wwo mythological paintings. CHARGED WITH ROBBERIES. Setton, a pro- fessor faculty recently mon's castles, resses ol Use of a Spring Gun Leads to his Arrest. Depot, Vt., use of yg spring gun OC, a local mill proprictor, it is claimed, has revealed the person guilty of a series of robberies which have been go- ing on in this town and vicinity for several Sears, < The alleged robber Clarence Aa- ams, one of the most highly respestid voung men of this section. He is ua der "arrest and, in his home, it claimedia large quantity of stolen pro perty. has been recovered. Aug. H. Chester --By the Waterman, 18 in KILLED 300 REBELS. This Blow Likely to end Chinese Rebellion. Pekin, Aug. ~The viceroy of Sze- Chuan reports that his troops have killedk 300 rebels and one of their lead Chen Tu. The hoard of for Gn; ald ns believe that this hlow will end the rebellion: One French and one English gun hoat are proceeding to Chungking at the request of the viceroy of Sze- Chuan. ers near Two Purses 0: Frocks idle; Ont., July R. Beanusii, lasing for accept the rectorship of church, was tendered werk meeting this evening, at which he was. presented with a testimonial and a purse of gold. Several promin ent citizens, including nearly all the ministers: the town, were present, and delivered short addresses. The congregation of Trinity church, of which. he was rector for four and one- half years, also. presented him with an address and weil-filled purse. -Mrg. Beamish also remembered. Rev. (i. Heville, to St. "Tho: ms' a public sre of was Chicago Gas Clompany Beaten. Aug. 1="lhe right of Chi compel the People's gas, coke company to furnish cent gas sustainea in (aicago, cago to light and seventy-five was a decision handed: down in the United | States circuit had heen ivled court. An: injunct by the gas compar to restrain the eity from enforcing the city ordinance passed by the council 1900, fixing the maximum charge for gas at seventv-live cents per 1.000 cubic feet, 'The injunction was dismissed. ' : Robled A Pos' Office. John Nok Aug HA despatch Dalhousie says that the [post there was entered some time Wednesday night, entrance be by breaking open' the rear The <u of 8500 was stolen far no clue to the hur St: from oflice during ine made window, is so glans. Fancy Table Fruit. the the pe oreen pritne 5 fruit, Vatermelons, Hey orang Caimovsky'~. Sis - the blue Urape peaches, red the frages from California; privapypl bananas. ,. apd the ana the plums and also ars, cantaloupe lemons, Best SW ee berries, ~at > The Tiniest, Krown. This "i< the dav thr gu awake I he Look izing man will 1avesaiy N| wile Ait at halbrie wear, rt mak outing shirts for. 5th are der 1Hiniest prices them Hall 1. verlasting, Se. The the "on r suspenders H. D. Cool clothing. Grand Union. the, cart und | Sees TtaeseTesne ALE (aM § WEATHER PROBABILITIES, - st in. Ont, Aucust 1st, (10 a.m )--Loeal storms at first then fair, a little to-night. Saturday fair and warm. Warm Weather Goods Special values in Ladies' and Children's Vests, at 5c., 7c., 10c., 12}ec., 15¢., 20c., 25c. . - cp Ladies' 'Lisle Thread Vests at 35¢., 40c., 50c. " Ladies' Silk Vests, extra value, $1. HOSE See-Steacy's special line of Open Work, Fast Black Cot- ton Hose, at 15c. Open Work Lisle Thread, Beautiful Fine Quality, at 30c., 35c¢., 40c., 50c. per pair. Received this morhing; the Latest Style in. Ladies' Lin- en Collars, very narrow; on- ly one inch and 1} inches deep. The most sensible and correct thing for warm weather. New Taffeta Ribbons for Neck Wear and Sashes. Moire Ribbons, Black and Colors, for Sashes. New Lisle and Silk Gloves and Lace Mittens. Toronto, thunder cooler JACKSON--At awd Mrs. EL Leeds, on July 20th, to Mr, W. Jackson, a. sou. MARRIED . FORLER-KFATS= At July 31st, by Rev. Fowler to Ilda E. ton. (Montreal papers please Thursdav, rai, Alexander Keats, both of Kings copy.) - DIED. Big wife 25th, agwil on July Biduley, Island, of Gilbert BADGLEY (li ama, filtv wears BURNS--At Cobourg, on July 25th, Seventy nine vears. Picton, At Thomas Interred North 0 25th, Harricon, agad cseVenty-six venrs, Henry rh L . Proclamation. In accordance by the with a resolution City. Council, I hereby declare MONDAY NEXT, 4th August, as a public holiday, and respectfully request the citi, zens to observe it 'as such. ' J. MORGAN SHAW, : Mayor. Kingston, July 31st, 1902. passed 2000000000000 00000006W OUR BOTTLED MILK Is recommended by the best physicians. This should be conclusive proof of its su- Perior quality. Delivered in clean, steriliz- ed bottles. Clarified Milk Co.,} 'PHONE 867. CO ELENNt EAN Ee INNS Oak Hall. Oak Hall, hh log ot flowing to-morrow at The Mies, end ties ex 1D. Bibby Vineland grape juice, raspberry vine- war, lemon Jph, at Reddon's, I Eve enirsi Enamelied Belt Buckles, Brooches, Hat Pins, Cuff Links, Stick Pins, Pocket Knives, etc. Spoons fiom 75. fo $3.50 Largest Selection in Ontacio. A G. JOHNSTON & BRO, - JEWELERS, Cor. Princess and Wellington Sts, ¢ | |