A BT Et vereived 31s aha ATE ek apr ot A ---- be Ags pa roller torday. 1t yard Te govern: on ldug he sought; he delved among, , he never " ught tongue, 0 test A member of - the fire brigade wilt i ir "i the next few weeks Lo "Another of the brigade will p out -vext fall to take up 8 of the "Roval Hai be sold for 50c. i of taking. a] i tiob. belong to hin was this morning or F police magistrate to subi in the cells, after ye ated, ~~. -- Z | Lanoline for chapped ind and 'rough skin; large tin boxes Be." 'MeLood's drug store. n-Bassam is about to open I Bony store. ab of non Diviion' "cate, a Uh iY + HOARD 9 fn Ports Coe we | 1 '%o Abate n Nuisinee. Ly il meeting of the Board of bo 7 i 1 loxminely yoccupied by M. P eid." "Ho" has the stock sib-will- of Mre.. . and-good-will. Nobo: FoI je likely that some opposition will be Windy atthe sity Sune mock ing pex londay night to the pro pe Whvet: puting. A deputation of prominest 'eitiseds may be: present td ¥hise objection to the council. proceed: ing' with the work. Mrs. LeMoyne's New York Success Mrs." LeMoyne, the distinguished dramatic y comes to, the Grand on, April , after a very successful run at the Garden theatre, New York city, of her mew play, "Among Thos Present," by Glen MacDonough. Lead: ing. newspapets declared the piecs clever and entertaining, while: the so: ciety: eloment: tarned out in force, a series of crowded and fashionable au: dietices g the nt, Every. effort was made on the, part of those interested to extend the run at the Garden, but. it was found # 4 sible to cancel the bookings bold by E. 8. Willard, beginning December 1st! To this circumstance we owe. the: im: nding oie hora of Mes, LeMoyne, or pe in new play is said to be both strong mf I. Style Of Hair Worn. Prof. Dotenwand will ' be at Kings: ton with sapplés in ladies' and gents' wigs, toupees, bangs, wavy and plain fronts, awitches in engi whade, and Wo. wit gladly djus any 'lady's head free of en: t , it you are bald, see Prof. Dar: enwend's art' cover in wigs and totipess, worn on thousands of ds They' 'area protection' against colds, eatarrh, ete, and give a most natural and yotger aj ance to the face - Trying on and demonstrating th cei art of 'these goods free of charge, LSE He 'will be at British-Ameérican ho- tel Monday, April 27th, t: on Breaking The By-Law. Bindi shoe i ah complain at the early ¢ law relat to their po in again being Viole ted, and by mere thah one dealer. Shoe stores have been open and cus tomers served as late as nine o'clock. The .attontion of a policeman was drawn last night to one store. BUILT OVER. innit Food That Rebuilt a Man's Body And Built It Right. By food along, with a knowledge of what food to use, disease can he warded off and health maintained, al- so many even chronic di can Ise sured i is maniichile best and saf- os "pend upon to' cure ra- ther: than: too 'mudh 4 A case in. point will illustrate, A well-known man ding, Pa, treasurer of a certain club there, says: 0! oe ret. written a \pttimonial ut béen usin, rape Nuts about a .e : » and ha - by od my Aealth; "and feel that 1, woull Tike to write you about it for the case ix extraordinary, a "Poi five yours T was a sufferer from & dreadful condition of the bow- els; the trouble was most >» Here follows a detailed description nd the fondition, settuioly was dis- eno; ; iy wine gh (i can be given . if the company grotinds at" any company's application for have to be definite and me dates. The rate for usd of = the by resolution of council. The property committee had power to rent the grounds. . L Mr. Folger then stated that on the two holidays : named picnics for chari- table purposes were to be held at Lake Ontario Park, antl it would be unfair to oppose them, as failures might en- 'sue to all undertakings, instead of sue- cess, \ Chairman McCammon replied that he had been spoken to for the use of tho grounds upwards of a month ago, before he had been approached by the Street Railwdv company. Mr, Nickle asked the chairman to oroduce -the application of the base- ball: club, which organization. be un- derstood, was seeking to seoure use of the grounds. The speaker accused the chairman of 'conniving' against the Street. Railway company. whose = ap- plication for the grounds had been fyl- ed with the city treasurer two weeks ago, hut .the committee had igmored te The company's application was in eloven days before that of the base- ball elub; and five days beiore the club was formed. At the: last: meeting ' of the committee the matter had been tliscussed and the press representatives had been: asked to keep the discussion out of the papers. The whole game, had been given away by Chairman Mc Cammon. Alderman Hoag came to the defence of the chairman, and said that Mr. Nickle had no right to_abuse that dig nitary, The chairman said that he had been spoken to on March 26th, with refer- ence to the grounds. It was a matter of first: come first served. Mr. Nickle ofiered to bet $20--which amount he had on deposit. with the 'city 'treasurer along: with his applica: tion for the grounds-that the com- aanv's application: had been made -in writing two weeks before that of the baseball: club. A long and heated argument follow: ad; in which Mr. Niekle offered, in: the event of scouring the grounds on thé two days named, to give:them up to the city in the event of a circus or wny similar attraction desiring to use them. He was not "bucking" the base: ball club, or any other: organization, and as proof of thig pointed 16 the fact that he ' had: 'applied for the grounds © long before the club was formed. Asked what inducements the com: »any had offered the club to play all matches at Lake Ontario Park; Mr. Nickle repliod $8 a match. He asked the committee to figure: out how much money could be taken 'at the cate for twelve consecutive: meitches, such as the club proposed to play. He hal had experience and knew pretty well what it would cost to run - a team: While not having promised to sw the club; fmancially. he had pron. to give it all the help possible. - The avesker also referred fo the fact that Kingston had enjoyed many big cele brations owing to the generosity of the Street Railway company, and had it not been for this aid, the celebra. tions would not have taken place: He thought this ought to have 'some weight with the committee in dealing with the question. The committee musi remember that it was dealing with citizen against citizen, and fair treat ment should he accorded: He had con sulted with the city solicitor in the matter, and, had acted upon the ad vice of that official. | Alderman 'Hong definéd his nosition as being a representative of the citiz- ens, toc look after their interests. He was' onnosed " to the 'Street Railway company securing control of the fai- grounds on the two holidays named, and shutting 'them up. to the detri- ment of other citisens who might want to use them. © chairman promised to take Mr. Nickle's application into considera- tion. Work For The Police. There are a great. many ways in which the police could make them selves useful for the benefit of the city while on their' . patrols, if they were' only given 'instructions. For. instance they could take note of hroken boards ini the Siewalie and roport to. the city engineer, thus lessening the danger to pedestrians, They hd also . sée FOLGER - VISGER CONTRO- VERSY, NOT: YET ENDED. T. I.. Park Trustees . ill 'Grant no Special Dock Privil- eges to. Any Stearibeat Com- pany -- Protection. of ' Park EN Thopsand Island Park Association was held in the Woodruff "House in this city on Tuesday. The trustees talked over and made arrangements for the business of the coming sea- son on Thousand Island Park, which they revort will from appearances. be brisk. ah the trusteet are very re ticent in speaking of the business of the meeting, it 18 rumored has the wost important miidr for considera Yun is Abr the - association will give the Thousand Island Steamboat compapy the exclusive right to land their boats at the Thousand Island Park dock. As is well known there - is a very strenuous dock fight on the St. Lawrence 'rivet, between the Thousand Island company and the Visger com- pany. By the decision of the referce just handed down, the Thousand Is- land company secures control of the Fine View dock, which if they receive a like privilege at Thons:ud Island Park, will effectually gut oti all other local companies from landing paseen- gers at Thousand Island Park. The company already has control of the New York Central dock at Clayton, obliging other companies to land their passengers at the upper dock and by the above decision they get control of the Crossmon and Cornwall docks "at Alexandria Bay. The Round Island company, it is understood, have refus- ed to grant exclusive dock rights to any one company. The: Visgers, it is said, hold that the route ldading to the Crossmon dogk at Alexapdtia Bay is in reality a public highway, although it has not Been used as such in recent years, and a 1i- tigation i* now pending to open the highway If they. are successful in this the recent decision of the referee will not affect them as the site of the Crossmon dock will be public proper- ty. The outcome of the fight will be awaited with interest by people along the river. : "The report 'of the: meeting given'out by the trustees was that they had de- cided to grant the same privileges as to ticket selling as ware in force last year 4a the Thousand Island Steam- boat company end the New York Cén- tral, but no snecial .. privilegés, are granted in regard = to the docks, all companies having equal rights in land- ing there, 4 i - A committée was appointed to fur nish "the néw hotel, Welesley, which is to he'built at Thousand Island Park, the contract for which has al- reaily heen: let. «Off Colourp Practically the' whole speaking population Blt world. keep themselves byusing pe | Will make old furniture | look as if ne 3 will cover uy all scratches. Large bottle 25¢ iin Sokal und, Tarine Moth Proof Bags ip iM. B. TAYLOR, TRmeV ana Persistent wa Pu Our wall papers selling like a g, Without a hitch or even a bribe, Low prices we take for our guide Then come along and join the throng, Buy papers that will last you long, That dust nor fading 'will Ot, destroy Weese's wall papgrs are a houSRond joy. Weese's Wall Papers Look Well On, Our W. Savadd ahd his efficient stat will hang paper and paint out yew rooms at lowest rates. D.A. WEESE & CO. 121 PRINCESS STREET, ; Wall Paper dealers and Plotagraphers. Agents for Mason & Riseh Pianos. re in. The following resolution was adopt- and all ed : Resolved, That it is the sense of this board after able counsel that we take vigorous measures' 16 protect" franchis- os of the park against ottside inter leronce believing that our charter and special legislation fully efinowers 'ys be to protect and conduct said franchises as heretofore. New Music: Four big hits of the season. Regular 5, music, special at 10c. | Hiawatha," | "Panky of the Dell," "Sammy," "Just Next Poor." Mc Dermott Bros., opposite Y.M.C.A. ' St. George's Day. Flags were everywhere at full mast to-day in honor of. the anniversary of the natal day of St. George. There was a brisk demand for roses, and the supply offered for sale on the mer ket by the gardeners! was quickly bought up. The members of the Sons of England will celebrate the anniver- sary to-night by giving a smoking concert in their lodge rooms. Health Pure and rich blood carries new life to every part of: the body. You are invigorated, refreshed. You: become strong, -stady, courageous: That's what Ayer's Sarsaps- rilla will do for you, =: a SLAL dragyinty. A that no excavations are made in the | streets without the necessary permits, as has been done in several cases very i hould ns on the streets, and see that the law is en- forced in this regard. a a The Two Views. Principal Loudon, of . Toronto, in answer to Prof. McNaughton, of |. Queen's, says: "I think it is the first finty of the. province to devélop to the bighest degree of efficiency. its own wni- versity. its own school of engineering and its own. school of forestry. When the province. has attended = to this first duty it will be time enough adopt. Prof. McNaughton's plan." plan was that state aid to higher io- "® | stitutiond of learning should be gener- al. not special, and. should be given to all claimants without discrimination. Revival In Wheeling. This season is certainly showing a great revival in ing. There are not only more bieyeles the streets, but people are talking wheeling and aking greater © interest in - it' than they have done for some years. The bioyele Recovuris if any 'Taterial ss We have a large stock of coverings to melect from. ; Also Mattresses renovated and made like new. For house cleaning use our Furniture Restorer, for producing a beautiful polish. cmd ry D ANGLIN'S MILL BUY A HOUSE "OF YOUR OWN Here are a, 'fé% of tHe fhaky Pro- perties we have for sale ;-- 217. Albert St., Brick,' 9 rooms, stable. 429 Brock St., 7 rooms, Brick. 44 Clergy, Cor. William street, Brick, .9 room : dwelling, extension kitchen, 458 Division street, Rough Cast, 8 rooms, large lot. 55 Bay street, Frame, 6 room dwelling and stable. Also other properties too numer- ous to mention. J. S. R.. McCANN, 51 Brock Street. Geound. Flor pepper Ready Mixed Paint The very best paint on the mar ket, most durable, 'finest colors, ; at for Kingston A STRACHAN, Bordware . Norchast READ * "5 ¥owov + AND SEE OUR, + WINDOW TO-DAY. UP-TO-DATE MUSIC STORE, * | 72% FRincass stRuer. ve TO BE Gl ------ WiLL BE DISTRIBUT "FROM THE OFF Prof. Munyon cordi: Sceptics and Don't vahtage of thi Through t of K - St wld 'No punishment is too sever "ix years ago 1 asnounced to t any Kingston that I had d covered a positive cure for Rheum ism, and to: prove my assertion Id tributed nearly 30,000 vials in she Ei vince of UMurio, "The name of 'e Lom i fn a a ra oul as "Agken each' w eh to report through the medi of the newspapers' the mesult ofthis « perience with this remedy. It will vec, that many. : hundreds testimonials were published irom pe ple who declared most emphatica Hat this fenedy hand positively ou them. Many testified that three four doses of these little sugar-ofat pellets relieved them entirely from. pain. Affidavits were taken showi that grid or 'two bottles had cured ¢ chronic caves, which had baffled t ekill of leading physicians in Can ""Notwithstandifig 'these uninipeac able facts! 'thers are 'thousands of p Ontaxio., to-da; y suffer: ing fro atism, Sciatica and Lumbag They have tried so many remed without be ghat they. have Ji faith in anything they see 1 "1t 'is to overcome the prejudice is class. of people that I have dec el to make another free distributi of this cure. T want the public know the truth about this specific. want every phvsician, no mattér; h rejudiced he may be to procure a ¥inleiof this; remedy 'as bem ake aon yout of hat it Will pelie¥e nearly 'pais i a few: hours. does not put the disease 'to sleep; drives it from. the sfstam. It enric the Blond & Ard 8: ert a builds un The ral" hidalth. The -has. a Jager sale throurhout t vi than ther. ren T auithalieally Bats that his ait will *oor 'Gu bute wi "and cw ys EN. FE § "This distribution must not in a ve-obnsidered- a charity. but scientific investigation, which she TO, 'B RS: Ee eon 1. , Wi Seed wr TH Windnay Trove "Kingston days of cach weak. Seo communicate with owner for ol . "i. 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