tuo cbroidery irim- nsertions. Prices iC. 32¢, '35¢, 50¢c., and many k.. 95¢; 98c., . ), $1.23, 7 and on up. ny at prices ess | | | Sula and if you ly invite you ssortment we are rom 60c. to $3. & SON... Kingston- asa um Grade 2 $3.50. press "Shoes T THEM ALL. r 2 LE and ever since 1c r of Stu Dieivts go Besides 2: ner husband; and {we Aanghtore Faank, Anoun writing specialist. in' dt ruling | ODD. DRESSERS TOGO WITH BRASS BEDS. Ranging from} to $40. Beautiful- fly Polished and Stand RSwell front, Large British Plate Glass, pnly $25. Buffetts, China Closets, Bul- ifetts and China Closets Combined. Large Leather Couch, Wire Edge, Oak Frame. La Leather Arm Chairs, Wire Edge, oak Frames. ROBT. J. REID, _ THE LEADING UNDERTAKER, 2 Doors Above Opera House, AMBULANGE 577. $ For 4 . 4 3 Style, Comfort And Correct Prices $ In Tatloring Qe Try $ Crawford & Walsh, we TAILORS. ~ DAAAAPRAPPPPNPPPPIPPII > ALC FRESH TODAY. © B NOTHING TO BEAT THEM. { Only SOc. per ib. 288 Princess _'Strest, | PRICE'S, AUCTION SALE. P. F. MONROE, 18 VINE STREET, FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1903. Raw Silk Parlor Suite, Walnut and other Centre Tables, Brussels and other Carpets, Sideboard, Extension Table, Pinmg Chairs, Rattan and other Rock- ers, Oilcloths, Favorite Heater, Happy 1 haught Range, Kitchen Table and uten- sils, Parlor and other Lamps, Stair Car- pets, Oak and other Bedroom Suites, Springs, Mattrasscs, etc. Iron s Toilet Sets. Rugs, Chenil'e Curtains, Blinds, ( Curtains, etc, Crockery, Glass- ware and meny other articles too num- erous to mention. Sale at 10:30. Terms cash. ALLEN, the Auctioneer. SHE WAS SATISFIED | And why? Because her husbands laundry work was well done. You see he had sent it to Parker's Dye Works and Laundry T. E. HAWLEY, Manager. Fhone 4086. 109 Brock Strest. WANTED. VETERAN SCRIP TO PURCHASE. J, 8. R. McCaun, 51 Brock street. A GENERAL SERVANT. APPLY TO Mrs. J. UG. Ettinger, 431 Brock St en -------------- GIRLS TO SPLIT MICA APPLY AT Kent Bros. mica works, Princess St. A GOOD COOK. APPLY IN THE evening to Mrs. Hiram Calvin, 131 King street. A FIRST-CLASS BREAD AND CAKE baker. Apply aL once to E. A. Rikley, Napsnee, Ont. IMMEDIATELY, A DOMESTIC FOR general work. No washing. Good wages. Apply 111 Wellington street. A ------------------------_ AT ONCE; A QUIET HORSE, FROM * seven to ten years of age, suitable for women's use in the city. D. Cor- rigan, 464 Division St. NOT FAKES NOR FADS BUT household needs. Used every day by everybody. Can't you sell them ? Others do and make fortunes. Still room. Write at once to G. Marshall & Co. on, Ont. -------------------------------------------- IMMEDIATELY, A FIRST - CLASS dressmaker, to take charge of a shop; cutter and fitter, having hed good city experience. State ex- perience and salary expected. Mrs. John Garvin, Sydenham, Ont. fifteen - d i April. Teo tuition, Board and positions in Time saved oy method. talogue a rei Sulars mailed fres. Write Moler Bar. ber College, Chicago, Ill. PERSONS SEVERAL OF QooD character Chicago. FAITHFUL for well est counties, Hh a Local a ra 0.76 8 week hlishesl house in es | dications they PERSON TO TRAVEL calling on Petal srehants territory. ry expenres oses successful and rushing. « | brought , DAILY MEMORANDA. y This is St. George's d Mel 10c. a Po avid, the Shepherd Boy," City hall, 8 p.m. Exercise is hard , work that you do ve to do. i i. rises Friday at 505 am. d sets at 6:53 p.m. A aming--Do hat ony h birdseed in istake for breakfa jogd agp Hy sale, at No. AT Pine street, 1'. W. Allen, Friday, 10:30 a.m. 23rd in history : Shakespeare March A 3 Gladstone appointed prime died, 1616" ister, 1880. : a S809 weather probs. why don't they hedge, as the steamboat companivs they hedge, & owind and weather per mitt ng ?'" They say that one of the singers of the Vocal Students' club has little warmth in her voice, and it has a good range, (00. SETS. We are showing some very handsome Toilet Sets, all 'colors to match any color room, dainty tints, odd shapes, prices very low, from' (ROBERTSON BROS.. [GRAND OPERA HOUSE. |) FRIDAY, April 24th Mr. J. Saunders Gordon presents THE GORDON-SHAY GRAND OPERA C0. IN GOUNOD'S IMMORTAL ww "FAUST" ¢ 50 People, Special Scenery. New Cos- tumes, Brilliant Electrical Effects. Prices, 2bc c., 7bc., $1. Ex seats, $1.50. Seats "on sale Wednesday, 10 a.m Wedneaday, April 29th, "THE PRIN- CESS CHIC." SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. The Distinguished Actress; Mrs. Lemoyne WILY BE SEEN IN THIS city at the Grand in her latest _suc- cossful comedy, 'Among. Those Pres ent," under the direction of George H. .. Tht prom to be the most t theatrical seeson. will commence on _Mon- th. , Prices 25¢. to $1.50. aceovnt of eo | t manifented in Mrs. LeMoyne's appearance, and the e number of enguiries already made at the boX office, it has been that applications for seats sent in before the opening of the sale will be filed in she order of the.r receipt. Free list will positively be suspended for this engage ment, CARD OF THANKS. THE FAMILY OF THE LATE SAM- uel Gi. N. KiVell tender their sincere thanks to all their friends who symph- thized with them in their late bereave- ment, and also to the Metropolitan Life Insurance company of New York, through their superintendent, Mr. Ken- pedy, for -the prompt manner in which the death claim of the above was set- tied. The family of the late 8S. G. N. Kivell *TELLS OF TERRIBLE CRIME. Accused of Killing Sixteen-Year- St. Thomas, Ont., April 23.--Charles King, twenty-six years of age, who on September 9th, 1902, shot and kill ed sixteen-year-old Willie Freeman, has 'heen found. guilty of / manslaughter, with a recommendation to mercy. King was brought about eight years ago from the Whitechapel district of London, Fngland, and taken by 1D. Fr a farmer, of Aldborough, to work for his board and glothes. King confessed that he killed his fos- ter brother that he might supplant him in the family circle and escape drudgery, but the confession was ruled out by the court. Kin seems utterly unable to comprehend the enormity of his crime. SIR JAMES GRANT. Physicians of Ottawa Honoured Him at a Banquet. Ottawa, Ont, April 23.--S8ir James Grant was the guest of the medical profession of Ottawa and the Ottawa Valley, last evening, when en elabor- te banquet was served at the Rus- sel house, and nearly 100 rembers of the profession surrounded the tables, snl joined in congratulations and praise of Sir James' eminent services to his country and sufiering humanity. A richly engraved loving cup of chaste design. accompanied by a suitably in- scribed address, was presentedsto the guest by his hosts. The function mark- ed the golden jubilée of Sir James' en try upon his chosen profession of me dicine; and forty-nine years of practice therein in the now city of Ottawa. ¢ Faust," On Friday. Grand opera in Faglish is he legend of the Gordon-Shay Opera com- announced for the Grand to- pany, morrow night. This is the « com- pany that is presenting gra operas on the road. "Faust" has been select ed for presentation and will be pro- duced with complete scenic and trical effects. company carry their own orchestra. From present' in will be greeted by a | Targe audience, Valuable Property Sold. At Svdenham on Wednesdav. Willi am Murray, Jr., auctioneer, sold the Freeman property -at figures. A brick house in the villace vealized 82. $00, De, Tovell bein~ the "a frame hovse, also in the -villace. 850, Nr. Knapp being the - ¥ «32 % AT ay. : **Hiawatha" t Dermott Brps. | vimokersT Sons of Eagan hall," ® g -- . old Boy. Jme KINGSTON. ONTARIO, THURSD Between Germany And Canada Is Feared. BAD OUTLOOK FOR AGRICULTURE AND GEN- ERAL TRADE. . ---- An Extraordinary 'Outburst By John Burps In The Imperial House--A Very Warm Figure of Speech Was Made Use of. London, April 23.--The German sugar trade is already greatly alarm- 'at the prospects of a German- Canadian tarii war and a 'Danzie sugar 'importing firm writes to the + Berlin papers that agriculture in East orn Russia, as wéll as the Germas sugar 'industry and trade, will suffer heavily. 'Fhe discussion in the House of Com- mons, yesterday, on the question of railway reform, led to an extraordinh- ary outburst from John Bums, the ssember for Battersea, Mr, Bal four, president of the board of trade, snid that in the matter of railway ac- cidents England was better off than America. Burns 'at 'once Tose and electrified "the house by the remark, "Industrially, America is bell with the lid off." There was a startled hush when first this audacious figure of speech fell upon the ears of the meinbers.> They did not quite know whether to daugh or be shocked. Ax if to dissolve all doubts Burns repeat od the words with, if possible, more emphasis and the result was that the members decided to take the phrase laughing, but Burns was not satisfied even then for turning to the treasury bench he continued : "The president of the board of trade may smile, but it is true." Almost every newspaper in the coun- try is urging the government to have nothing to do with the Bagdad ra way scheme. The terms of the conven tion defining the conditions of the con- cession' for the coustruction of the line make it absolutely clear that control will vest in German hands and Premier Balfour's supporters, in and out of parliament are consequently unable to understand why the foreign secretary has not promptly declined the Ger man invitation, the rumor is current to the oifect that Britain is mow paying the price of German neutrality during the r war and there is talk of a secret a . ment. that binds this country hand and footeto Germany commits it to an raknown vista of humiliations, en- tanglements and perils. "The unionist newspapers are alarmed, and Premier Ballour is warned that acquiesence in the Bagdad scheme will not be toler: ated. -------- THE BRITISH PRIVILEGE Of Kicking Being Used By Barr Colonists. Saskatoon, N.W.T., April 23. -- The Barr settlers formulated charges against their leader at a largely at: tended meeting to-night. Mr. Bare admitted receiving certain commis: gions on steamship tickets, and on the purchases for the colony, but denied that he had solicited commissions from the merchants of Saskatoon. He afr address defining his financi position in connection with the colony and said that bis books were open for inspection by any body of responsible men. It was announced that lmmigra tion Agent.Speers would take charge of all the settlers who are without funds. Thirty of these started rail way work this morning: The start of the trek to the location of the colony was again delayed. ------ A NEW CURE. -- of Vapor Kills the Bacilli. Berlin, April 23.--What is claimed by its inventor, Robert Schneider, a drugpist of Berlin, as an entirely new remedial treatment Yor consumption is attracting the attention of lung soe cialists and the medical profession generally. It consists of the inhalation of a vapor produced bv heating a mixtare of eucalyptus oil, sulphur and charcoal, und it is stated that it is more effective than anv. serum or oth er remedy hitherto tried. Prof. Som- merfeld, a physician of repute, xperi- mented in several hospitals for six months with the result thet sixty out of 100 patients treated were complete Inhalation lv cured. The inhalation of the vap- or kills the bacilli. -- WILL STRIKE. Do Not Think They Are Paid Enough. X Berlin, April 28.--The medical verio- dicals announce that physicians throughout C yermanv. who are emplov- ed by sick fund societies, will strike on July lst. These physicians complain of the insufficiengy of their fers which un- der the invalid's insurance law are onlv twenty'. plennigs, about four cents, for each visit. The medical pro- fession- is overcrowded, and & great majority of practitioners are obliged to accent contracts from sick fund so- cieties, the revenue of which is pro- vided bv compulsory contributions from employers and employees. Tribesmen Pillage Town. Tangier, Morocco, April 23.--Tribes men have attacked and pillaged Megui- nez. Thirty-seven irhabitants of the town ond thirteen tribesmen were kill- ¢d in the fighting. The exeoutive of the American Fed- eration of Labor were banqueted the mayor and corporation of Toron- purchaser. The fam sold for $2,700, by} W. MORTIMER Cv. ET $100,000 ; THANKS. Former Missio 's Gift Church Not, Ajpreciated. Chicago, April 23.--The Swedish Evangelical church has accepted a gift of $100,000 from a former mis sionary and refuses even to thank the giver. 'The church believes it is en titled to at least $500,000. : Peter H. Anderson, a missionary who was seat t0 a mission near Cape Nome, is = the giver. Six years ago Rev. John Hulberg was stationed at the m.sion, © Two Rsquimaux showed him a rirh gold deposit and be staked claims out in the name of the church and one Esxquimnux. He dpt ried five years ago while ill. Anderson, who was penniless, in Chicago, was sent out to take his place. He was told about the gold, but the church authorities paid little attention to the matter. . Anderson learned that ove of the Fsquimaux wae dead. He found the other, located a gold mine and clean To ed up: $600,000, which he recently brought back. He asserts that the claims were other than those staked 'out hy Hul berg. He gave the church $100,000 of the money. . Andgrson, then a youth, came to Chicago eight years ago from Kan sas, being the son of a peor farmer who was struggling to support. .a large family. For three years young Anderson studied in the Swedish semingiry here and part of this time he » seriously ill. Lhgirl who nursed him back to life Became his wife shortly aftr he retuned from Alaska with his riches ONLY ONE PLANT ABLE. Board Of Arbitration Renders Re- port on Strike, Boston, April 23. The textile cor porations in Lax invglved in the present strike JT 17,000. operatives, with a single exception, cannot afford to pay their help the ten per cent. in crease in wages of the state board of arbitration and conciliation. , This opinion is contained in a report of the board to Governor Dates, sum ming up its recent inquiry into the textile situation in Lowell, and is corroborated by n statement from the state statistician, based on the figures of an accountant employed hy the board to make an examination of the financial condition of the seven mills AY, APRIL 23, 1903, _ eu ARK, KC. LIEUTENANT- GOVERNOR OF ONTARIO. ada p---- a PITH OF THE NEWS, nse The Very Latest News Oulled From All Over The World, Lloyds has officially estimated the damage sustained by Shamrock I. at $20,000, Chalmers church, Toronto, has ex. tended a call to Rev. H. A. MacPher. son, Acton. ES Fifteen persons were frozen to death during Sunday's snow storm in vari ous parts of Silesia, Prussia. The entries for the Toronto horse show have closed, and are far in ex: cess of those of any previotis year. Argument was concluded in redis- tribution appeal at' Ottawa on Wednesday * and t reserved. Charles King was found of manslaughter at St. the shooting of James William Freeman. The Chicago Union Traction com: vanv and the West Chicago street rail road company have passed into the hands of receivers. Miss Lizzie Scott, Kemptville, and Algie Hugh McKay, a prosperous vorng Lansdowne farmer, were mur vied lately hy Rev. Mr. Mavety. The engagement is announced of Frances, eldest daughter of Fitzhugh Whitehouse, formerly of Chicaco, and Constantin Ramsey, a gentleman-in waiting to the czar. The marriage will 0OCNT SOCH. ¢ The engagement is announced of Mies Mand Dwight, danghter of H, P. Dwight, president and general man ager of the G.N.W. Telegrarh com pany, to Donald Ross, son of the late Hon. A. M. hoss. : Gs Bachelor Of Education. Chicago, April 23.--A bachelor's de gree 'for. two. vears work is to be oranted by the University of Chicago. It is to be called theudegree of bache lor of education, and is to be wives 'or two years ol strictly professional work in the line of pedagogical pore aration. Students are to be admitted to this special course for teachers sither from the junior colleges at the miversity or from ceftain apploved high schools. i. . Want To<Lolate, = Winnipeg, April 23.-No less than sight eastern firms are looking for warchouse property on #treets in the wholesale district. Two well-known wholesale_firme, in Montreal, one deal ing .in dry. goods and ghe other in hardiwsrs, have representatives in. the in question. . HE WAS CRUCIFIED. The Treatment Given to a Chinese Desperado. Victoria, B.C., April 28. Advices were received by the steamship Em press: of China, of the crueifixion, in Kwang Tung, of a Chinese desperado who confessed to sixty murders. This murderer, Man Ling Jin, was decoy ed into Smuntch Hsien, by a man whose father he had murdered and when he confessed to many crimes, it was decided that decapitation was too lenient a punishment and he was nail ed by his hands and feet to a wooden cross and placed on one of the city bridges as a~grnings to malefactors. He lingered for three days, whea he succumbed to his terrible sufferings. After death the body was decapitated.' Head Of The Commission. London, April 23--The appointment of the Prince of Wales as i of the royal commission, which is to re present Great Britain at the St Louis exposition will be made at the special request of King Edward, who thought he conld thus best demon- strate his personal interests in the exhibition and his cordiality toward the United States generally. John Redmond was invited to be one of the two Trish members of the commission, bot his many engagements necessita ted a declination. The first pas enger steamer will fogs) to on Wednesday night, My iy this mission Shoots His Young Wife, 1" Schenectady, April 23.--Walter Hale, woed twenty-one, shot his youns wife twice vesterday, Thev had been marri- ed seventeen months and had lived un- ' annily together, separating four times. The woman will' recover. Hale wavs hé does not know why he shot her. 3 ---- Army, Officer A Suicide. Manila, April 23. Lieutenant-Colon- ol Henry W. Sprole, of the lst Caval- rv. shot himself in the head with a revolver at Taal, mrovinee of Batan- gas. He died immediately. Brother of- ficers sav he was temnorarily insane. League Games. L~ American League--At Philadelphia, #; Boston, 1. At St. Louis, 4; Chica- $0. 14. At Washington, 3: New York, 1. At Petroit, 4; Cleveland, 2. National League.-- At. Boston, 2: Philadelphia, 1. At Brooklyn, 2: New York, 7. At Chicavo, 3; Cincinnati, 5. A Bargain Collection. « Choice roll butter, per 1b. 20. 2 dor. strictly, fresh eggs, 26e. 2 lw. mixed tea; 250. 1 th. purg coffer, 250. 4 parkuges fresh jolly powder, 205e., at Mullin's. Jumble Sale. Charity Circle of the King's Ruugh, {Dr. James was lined 330 and costs by | of till after A BOGUS DOCTOR. : / Queen. Toronto, April 3.~For a breach the wedical act a wap, eal the police magistrate this morning. James rented. the office of Dr. Badge: row, who was on a trip to tae Old Country, representing himsell as a graduate of Trinity Univemity and a licentiate of the Ontario Medical Col lege and took over Dr. Radgérow's tive. It was discovered that be ad no license to practice as a physi cian in Ontario, and protecaings were taken arainst him. James was not in court when sentence was i and a warrant will be issued against him. An invitation has been received at of agriculture from ternational exhibition for an Ontario exhibit of honey. Exhibits are desired from all the colonies because their mas jesties the king and gueen will visie the exhibition. Naples, April 28=Ring Edward on ea the royel yacht, arrived off here at 9.30 this morting He ws greeted bv a salutg of 101 guns by Italy's en doen which was present in full to ~reet his majes- tv. Three hundred thousand people ga- thered about the harbor to view he arrival The: authorities who rm GENEROUS UIFER. R208 Ea 9 I English Congreg ationaliity/ ity To Hel; Brethren. - Montreal, April 23.--A | generous of fer has been he adb by. the {Oongrega- tional chureh 61 Ei and Wales, to the Congregati church of Can- ada, which was announced last night at the meeting of the asgocia- The in- church is 'tion in Guy street church. febtedness Canadidn $200,000, and" the British of the church offers to pay ten per cent, of all that their Canadian brethren raise on this debt. The offer will be ac cepted, and stops taken to take ad- vantage. of it. E Trying To Starve Herself. Newark, N.J., April 23.~Miss MN. Hildebrandt is trying to starve her: soll to death in the county jail in this hn cere" Hoppatal, who [fg & #ix months' sentence for ing Bernard J. MeCallum lust Julv Fi because ho had deserted. her. The nurse was senienced. last y Had Narrow Escapes. Chicago, April 23.--A five which nearly destroved a fat building at 207, 35th street, at two o'clock this morning, 'menaced 'the lives of a_score of tenants. and soveral persons nar rowly escaped death, Several were car- ried out by firemen and police. Amone these are Mra. J. T. Stiles, who was badly burned. ' Street Car Men On Strike. Toronto, April © 233.--The motormen and conductors, employed by the su burban railway at Toronto Junction, went on strike this miofning and as a result not a car iy moving. The men were receiving $35 and $40 a month, which wes refused. About fii- teen men are employed, . ¢ at present A Magnificent Reward, Washington, April 23.--Fifteen cents was the reward a prominent business man of Washington gave to a bell boy for finding of two endorsed notes ag- sregating $10,000. The notes were lost in a local hotel. " A Year In Jail. St. Thomas, Ont., April 23. Justice Street, this morning, wen S Charles King, convicted yesterday of manslaughter, to one year in the com- mon jail. y ---------- Lady Ruby Eliot, detighter of Lord and Lady Minto, 'wae oné"of a class of seven confirmed in St. i) chtirch on Sundav, hy the Bishop of Ottawa. 'Her instructors were the bis- hov and Canon Harrington. The vilage of Jasver, Steuben cqun- ty, N.Y., wiil be the seat of the ney McKinley ~ memorial college, where} young men and women can. work 5 wav, without losing self-respect, orf curring hardship. 4 A 1.0K. freight train ran off the track near Pickering this morning, and the express and wail trains from the west cofild, not reach Kingston te this afternoon. Miss Nellie Coulter, Moneymore, was peinentod at the residence of Mrs. John smpeon, with a wet of dishes of ninety-six picces, on the occasion of her removal to Tyendinaga. J.T. Gordon, M.P.P. Winnirer was tendered an address at the Lodge. room Methodist church, near Tweed, on Friday last, bv old schoolmates. | A sad 'death wos that of Mrs, Bert McCoy, of the Allen. settlement, which took place on Monday. She leaves an infant three weeks old, Ten men 'oct their lives in a cave-in caused by earthouake shock in a tun nel on the Mexico Central railroad's extension at Tuxpan, . : Charles 'Barrough, died Inst week. aged sixtv-eight. He leaves six sons and two daughters. Terrence McFarlane, a laborer, is dead of injuries received at Torosto, Junction. 5 Judge Price is in Napauee on surro- ate court business. 3 dh ters Saturday, April 25th, in 1 Whig building. \ Sy Fort William for Owen Sound to { Want Honey To i8et Before nd Zane, te secretarv " the Greater wes INEW WASH FABRICS! "the latest novellies to select New, White Cotton Dn carry a complete line of Artists' mas terials, Post Cards, Passe Partout Bind- All the Novelties usually found in First-Class Ars Store. 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