110" Primes Peter Karageorgevitch on | § 'on the latter's election to the Servian throne, oh WAR ma ------ re WORLD. TIDING S|g i ¥ Na a 3, : 1 gufts to Chicage University. H. J, M , Ottawa, has the de tana 4 a ing of ihe : lium on A ay ey in Pe York ca- uh occurs on June 20th A vor Emmanuel, hi his congratulations received This afternoon the tenth annual convention of Ontario Licensed Vie- tuallers' Association, opened at. To- ronto. F. X. St. Jacques, of Ottawa, in prosiing. Bishop, Weedsport, start rs. s sport, . ed for the doctor's with her baby, and am] pitt rps Re Ba Ti . 'Striped Grenadines . A beautiful article at a price. Exact copies of sideration the present price of raw advances in all manufactured : are GENUINE BAR- worth $1.16, for 95e. each. : Sheetings Ends of bleached and unbleached | sheeting, mnging in lengths from 2 to 12 yards Jong, at price actually lower : Ning Sills, Wagecvills, at A. Cousin's d | Thomas Lipton received following tele let mo wish you a prosperous journey. , $9.60 yard, only | shrunk to § i tor three o'clock estate commissioners. Motley Cibarel), who said he Il was in | t peril, com- hy "W . m's attitude. |acceptable to all the natives. Mr. Wyndham said he realized the gravity of the situation, but the mini- mum reductions must remain Hm nid went, r vent., respectively. e was Af to consider an amendment affecting non judicial tenancies. Mr. Jdtedmiond retorted that this was no concession whatever, as the bulk of the tenants were judicial tenants. Mr. Redmond's amendment was re- jected by a vote of 217 to 176, ---------- : . McLean Matters. ! McLoan, June "16.--There has been plenty of rain here lately, which the plo were glad to see. G. Sills' fam- he attended their cousin's wedding at Napanee, on Jiiné 10th. The bride and groom for ventral Ohio on June 1ith, John = Vanvolkenburgh, absent for some time, is home again. Mise Emily Sills, home for some time, has gone to Moscow, to remain for the summer. Stewart Vanvolkenburgh is recovering. Visitors: Roy Wager and Nise E. Abbott, Wagoerville, at A. Fos ter's; Misses Ida, and Libbie Sills, at William Rawley's; Misses Grace and iss A. Cronk, Long Lake, at B. Vanvolkenburgh's. Miss Annie Rawley and Miss Viola, Garrett, at G. Sills'. Sir Thomas Is Confident. London, June 17, Sir Thomas Lip. Sheand Designer Pils left Xoa on for their trip across the Atlantic i nmiorning. Just before starting, Sir gram from Windsor Castle: "As you are just about leaving for America, and all possible good luck for the Sha rece in August (wigned) Edward Sir Thomas said he was start: ing with greater confidence than ever before. He believed he now had a win ning boat. ; The River Has Shrunk. Portland, Oregon, June 17.~A dé spatch from oppoer says Willow Creek, which on . Sunday wiped out more thai® one-half of the town, has to the size of an innocent brook. About $6,000 worth of pro- wriy is erased from the wealth of orrow county. A rigid emergency government impresses able-bodied men into the work of saving the town from plague breeding disease. A Superfluity Of Banks. Montreal, June 17.~At the annual meet of the shareholders of the Merchants Bank of Canada, to-day, Thomas Pyshe, ral manager, sta- ted that the banks recently started in Canada, were not any more than the fifth wheel of a coach, and Inter on would probably eventuate in trouble. Her Second Accident. Port Colborne, June 17,~The steam- or Wacondah, from Fort William, to Montreal, with wheat, is delayed here, owing to a break in machisiery, It probably will take about ty four hours to repair the break: Cannot Go Into Camp. Surgeon-Major Morgans. advised by Maj. Rathbun Descronto, in command of the 5th Field Battery, that the battery will not go into cainp this yoar owing to the fact that ite guns, In OtaWa for repairs, are not available. ) : On Account Of The Rain. We have howe grown darrots, cauli- flower, py celery, on utnher®, green , tomatoes, "butter beans, Beaded lettuce and sood Ohions. Carnovsky's, on the corner. % A ---------- -------- 3 "1f jpeopl 'only knew" vou had such barghine you could not Supply all of them, said a customer at the Red J Ethel Slimmons, Class 1 street Sunday school), 0. V. Bartells, PRINCE WILLIAM OF SWEDEN. Duke of Sudermiania, one of Burope's eligibles upon. 'whom ambitious mo- thers with marriageable daughters have their eyes. He is particularly well edu cated, fond of sports, democratic and celebrates his . nineteenth birthday to- day. bt) -------- a------------------------------------------ vinece's rights were encroached upon, and that every possible means should be token to have a. definite decision upon the respective powers of the dominion and the province, A depu- tation will go to Ottawa, to-day, to rotest against the Toronto and amilton railway bill, when it comes up for re-discnsgion. "There were not more than fifty mem- bers of the legislature present this morning when Premier Ross moved the adoption of the report of commis- sjon on the Gamey charges. He hoped this would not ba considered the chief evert of the session, for uecful and progressive legislation had heen pass ed- The charges made by Mr, Gamey were specific and of swh character as to best be investigated hy logal meth- ods. He reviewed the discussion in the house and again defended the reference to. the royal commission, rather than a committee of the house, The premier then defended the character and im- partiality of the judges and their con- duet. of tha investigation. The charac tert of the Goungal, Blake and Ritchie, who were retained by the province to prosecute Gamey's charges, was suffi- cient to establish that his case been well presented. The premier. first. took up the ques- tion of patronage, Gamey ap- proached 7the government, Patronage was ¢ perquisite of the government, but yet winistérs were responsible for all appointments, and could only re- ceive advice. There was no reason for rejecting Gamey's advice, especially as he had already announced his inten- tion to support the government. The premier quoted extensively from the commi¥sioners' report. On the ques tion of the protest, he showed that this protest was treated the same as all the rest. In an eloquent peroration the prenfer defended the integrity and mor. of the government, paid tribute to the ability and worth of Hon. J. R. Stratton, complained that the per- sonal characters of the members of the government had not 'been properly re- spected by the party 'press, 'and ap- pealed to the opposition, who were as much custodians of the honor of the house as themselves. . The premier moved the adoption of the report, in the following resolu- tion, thus closing this dramatic chap- lin Ontario's political history {4 "That his honor the lieutenant-gov- ernor, having appointed a commis- gion, on the address of the legisla- tive assembly, to enquire into and in- vestigate the charges of bribery sét forth in the statement made to the assembly on the 1th day of March last 'by Robert R. Gainey, mémber- eleet of the district of Manitoulin, and the further statement made by him in the house on the 27th day of March last, and the report of the commis- sioners so appointed having been pre- sented to the legislative' assembly on the 4th day of June, instant, this house adopts the said report and thanks the commissioners for their just and impartial conduct in the matters referred to them." At the cdnclusion of the premier's speech, the house adjourned until three o'clock. i FLORAL OFFERINGS. Additional Gifts in Remembrance of C..W. Walker. Since 'vosterday many additional floral offerings 'have arrived at the bereaved home on Queen street, from which the remains 'of the late C. W. Walket were this afternoon removed to Queen street Methodist church and after the solemn service for the dea had been spoken, 'reverently end ten- derly laid at rest in Cataraqui ceme- tery. Besides the floral offerings men- tioned in yesterday's Whig, these ad- Sitional Sie have been received : ictoria Col Toronto) Glee Club bf tie dh ni isd eed lead er, a handsome fan-shaped bouquet of peonies and red and white roses; Miss abel Bailey, Thomas Driver, Willie Slimmons, Annie, Jane and Silva Watts, Mr. Lambert, Mr. and Mrs. H. Bibby, Edith and Rita Driver, Mrs. Breden and Ernest Breden, Mamie and No. 30 (Queen and Mr. a Mrs, Wormwith, cut flowers; Christian Endeavorers of Queen Street Methodist church, an- chor; Mr. and Mrs Robert Meek, crescent; Cooke's church choir, wreath; William Bailey, wreath, and others. The gift from Mr. Walker's fellow-stu- dents of Victoria Glee Club: was espe cially rich and beautiful. Tak - the i A short, Service was held at oure at 2 p.m., after which a Jmlis n Queen Street Methodist church at 3 pm. Sn gerviee was cond hom, Fort, William' with 40.000 toute did not discover that the little one had died in the earriage, till she had { reached the doctor's office. It is said that some of oficuts of the European squadron, United States na- vy, will be presented to King Edward, during the first. weck in July, when the squadron is at Portsmouth. 2 Count Camillo Pecci, the pope's pe phew, has presented him in the nawe of Charles Astor Bristed, New York, and his daughters, with a gold pec- toral cross set with diamonds, pearls and rubies. Fire, of unknown cause, started in the picking room of the Smith Wool Btock company works on Front street east, Toronto, shortly, before twelve o'clock last night, and did damage es- timated at $2,000, Mrs. Gregory Langlois, Walkerville, Ont., about forty-five years old living on the Maissonille Road, made a des- perate attempt to kill himself on Tues day by smashing her skull in with a hammer. She will die. Ten thousand . employees of . the Geo Fuller Construction company, New York, were thrown out of work, today, by order of the company, thus making the lock-out in the building trade complete. The Ontario division, cndependent Oraer of Good Templars met at To- ronto to-day. Only about fifty are in attendance. BE. E, Boyd,, of. Hamil ton, grand councillor, occupied the chair, in the absence, through illness, of George Spence, grand chieftain. There are about T355¢ members. Seven new lodges 'wete formed during the year. Two aged women were struck and killed by a train 'while attempting to cross the tracks of the Rome, Water- town & Ogdensburg 'railroad near La- conan, N.Y. The vyjctims were Mrs. Asel Harding, of Lacona, and Mrs, Ruth Handing, of Mannsville. The former was seventy-one vears old and the latter was eighty-four. Old Resident Dead. Harrowsmith, Junew16.--A shadow was cast over this community, when a message was received that our old friend and neighbor, Mr. Williamson, was' no more. Although in poor health when he moved to - Napanee last March, it was hoped that complete rest would remew his stréngth and he would be spared to enjoy his new home with his family. Mrs. Williamson and. family have the sympathy of the whole community. On Sunday, June 7th, the services in the Methodist church were conducted by Milton Perley, his father: being at conference. Miss Mabel Graves sang a solo which was highly apprees ated. Miss Purdy, Sydenham, presided at the organ. A. Bradshaw has start- ed to remodel his property, purchased from Mr. Dowker. Miss Chown, Am- herst Island, is visiting her wmcle, Dr. Lockhart. The K. & P. railway is put- ting in a new wheigh scale and im- proving the track. To-morrow Miss Mabel Graves and Arthur Callaghan. Kingston, will be married in St. Geor- ge's cathedral. The young couple will reside in Napanee, and will be follow- ed hy hosts of good wishes for future happiness. The Presbyterians are: hav- ing the manse renovated. Miss Anna Bell Lyons is home for the benefit of her health. A Object To Water Meters. The livery owners are objecting to the waterworks' department placing meters on their premises. The water- works' committee is given authority by bylaw, to put a meter on any place in the city should it be deemed expedient. The livery stables have not heen singled out by any means; meters have been put in other places during the past few days! One livery owner says he will let his water supply be shut off before he allows a ar on. There séems to be no alternative, how- ever. When there is a waste, the wat erworks' committee has the power of placing meters, and need not ask the city Soupeil's comsent, A Helpless Cripple. A cripple, who has lost the use of both legs, has been around the' city for the past week or ten days selling lead pencils,. He has had a seat made and has to be carried around, depending upon the kindness of citi vens to perform the work. Hotels will not take him in, and he was forced last night to seek shelter in the po- lice cells. It i? the general opinion that he should be cared for in some institution. + -- , Trade Unions To Meet. The local painters and plumbers' unions each held a meeting last night to consider the trouble that has arisen from the strike of the former. No. thing | definite. was done, however. Thik evening all the" trades' umions will meet, and an endeavor will be made to settle the matter. Fdward Tighe, farmed Cushéndall, died Wednesday morning. He whs tak- en suddenly ill Tuesday evening, and died in' the" morning before n physician arrived. ' . Seventeen. sailors from Eastern On- tario points in Quelwe, reached the city last evening to enter the ens ee ; " y Red, Cross Tron Quinine Tonic i She - } ik of laws from Ot: lege of Italy, || | Rockefeller has given $343,000 in new | § How often you hear "My, boys are so hard on their stockings :" Well now, look here, we have been thinking about you and have now ready a complete stock of. of kill Boys' "Leather Knit" St Extra strong fast black. and toes and heels. | 'Prices range from 20c. to 25¢., according to size.' « ill Is a Most Importa Especially With Mothers. nt One, ribbed 'cotton, absolutely made 'with "3-ply" knees, Boys' Ribbed Cashmere Extra strong heels, a complete range of sizes, make, double knees and | Girls' Fast Black Cotton Stockings Fine extra make, all sizes: Girls' Black Lace Openwork. ¥ ¥ He n¥ Ya aos ty 28 JOHN LAIDLAW "& SON... LR Ladies' Fine Cotton Stockings LADIES' OXFORD SHOES Light or Heavy Soles THE LOCKETT SHOE STORE. Some really excellent shoes, good kid and well made. For $1.25, $1.50 .and $2. We made some very large purchases of Oxford Shoes this season, over four thousand pairs in all, and got the price away down. You will be surprised what good and stylish shoes we have at such low prices, and they are going with a rush, 3% ro oil J. & _- Lh F.G. LOCKETT ... ¢ p32 i "¢ Babbit Your Bearings < Sat mr With Canadian metal and save ing from Jerusalem and United PATRONIZE HOME J 00." "-i | Se------ H Irishmen London, radical, THE CANADA METAL OW REGARDED. Are Indignant Over The Treatment. June 17~The Daily Naws," comiménting on he vote lon Mr. Redmond's amendment to the Litish bill says that many pérsons now be lieve that the moasure is dead. It a dds that there tory side to drop it, now that it longer carr Irishruen naturally resent the way which the to pass th then throw them over of the landlords, is certainly pressure on tthe no 08 a promise of settlensmn t. in government, has used they 1 e two. education bills anc! at the bidding The price has beers paid, bat the article has not hoen de. vered. 1 Usé Leva it. cn i st r's , Dry Soap (r powder), jo wash woolnis and flannels. --youn'll 4 - by getting écfric Fans. rer i We sell or rent them. All 'mises, all prices. a MASS MEETING. ALL MEMBERS OF THE VARIGU Ro THE YA ied mt. S00 CHO ails Bh Oh run nt ~ o dme Lath 1905. Pomiskaminv® North Bay ov 4 he ft Sl 8 he "Pubsday. SE | i "smiTH B i d the only chair that J and durability, {fom "$1.25 to $4.50. i Scremes' Boat Seat, Oarsman's Seat. Scamp Cots, Camp "Chairs and Folding # Ls xin * 3 y chal A rROWP "J. "REID, +} "'§ Dooin a House, Princess St. 2 " TRADING ERTAKER, ETC I} Amdulpuca LiAd ED REORIVED INSTRUC- at res! & Wedbiosday. June 23:24 effetts, viz: Dunham, N.Y. A Antious Parlor Suite, Da- #1 Glass t, pO Var le, ri ate, | al rors. Silky Lace othér*Cu 8," ssels, and other agpets, IH PS g, Walnut | and 4 dn 4 Springs and 'Mal- \ , Bedding, Wicker, Cane and oth r Chairs, - White "Sewing Machine, Extef- sion, Centre and other, Tables, Bureaus, Card Tables, Washstands, Beds, Parlor + The ther Lamps, Chamber Ware, Lea- J5nd Covered Dining Room Set, Walnut Sideboard. Sofa, Books, Cutlery, Plated , Di Set, (4 ware, China, Pic- eed Earns. Pric-a_Brac. ms" Jardenfers," Morri§ Chair, La- Bicycles Refrigerator, Wringer, Seal- ers. Wood [ghd Ooal; Gas Stove, Active Range, (leafine stove, new) Tahle Covers and. woods too pumerous to ention. Piano at one o'clock Tuesday ale at 10:30 od ingtruétions from Mrs V Do! PY natruction C A h n pry toatl Lat the residence, 9: 5 ot # om the abbye Gogtes 6 © 1 5 OHN H. MILLS, Auctiofeer ee « Vr EST wo EYES x tical Department is wf confiitibn Fo-day Our in Y oeax to look after your Spec- Bfe Glass Wants tacks oF v I beldiel =. DAI Brock str Excursion until 25th | The sun and sets at You prob than king-- igh class Park this It takes « make a bar riage. Never ady have bow trousers. Elevator Jimmie, w now. 2... * cinch: he's June 18t 1815; Barc ) | bassador, n Her answ It was, The met He said, We six-piece s bavi sell you ject for yi They ar somely de 49 $1.75 ..ROB (LAKE Enlarge ALL Evening at High HU Comedia THU] Illustra \ In Senti SATURL Chil We Sel 0+ Sot EXAMINED. LLY EXAMINED. Wo Is y ~ Suit "Soiled ?| "ts ur fo nis and we will clean i Fil hake it we good as new, It" won't ho {most you muth. . Parker's Dye Works and Laundry : : i. "8! HAWLEY, Mansyer. "Phone 406; 01 109 Brock Street. sti BOARD AND LODGING. En S WAND LODG- ne WIRES BASS PO and ionth. ¥ Large a rooms--new lp furnished. Wi Cool verandas and lawns ire i Hill's residence, 196 Johnston St. ge Kingston, Ont. + 1 90 LET. SO------------------ ® wu Ng JUBNISHED, HOOMS FOR MEN ¢ Mh hha. Sucoesst ------------------------------ -------------- ED ROOMS; BOARD; . ME a cere: ut Mrs. Yates, Ti 64: William, S¢rect. TENDE k tfice SUMMER COTTAGE ON WOLFE 181- ha ape and, situated near Ferry Landing. | 39" 5¢ioc Apply Mr: B.0 J. Baker, Wolle Isk| fo, 110 s dnd Post Office. making tions to "R NISHED HOUSE, WITH | King SU A ati oe Apply. at 'Bell's Heal Ee His i tate and Fire insurance Office, Well- I ington 8 t. " FOR SALE. av A FIRST OLASS RUBBER-TIRED MAI runabout» Apply "at this office. TW 5 Gey, GOOD STYLE. | win be y en Bhat Address mt WRIg | ¢ime. *E A + QQ RE i DAVIS 8 "SONS, KINGSTON, A EA din oline launches, MC ys Yow od Sirty fest long re |ON Ho Ri! for sale. wil Whig P 3 IN BLAC TH SHOP FOR SALE Ais or Hr doing good trade; Ro A RED opposition; easy terms. good reasons BUC for selling. R. Watt, Plevna, Ont. cy suite 0. 4 retw ar a oy JANTID AC JUSAPPLY TO MRS. CLE- " ho. King street. Got D EAN _ MICA I er Dion, aoa (works! Pidcess 4 wink amd Ottaw \ 13 ) ES | Ashley BEEAN a ; rd BO Mecanns 11 time. Fal R - McCann, 5 applica Ashley v 8sT|! $1,050 "MADE = BY OND oN Ee hele mak muc . py adiiate our ag 44 © eli} Write cued fe oo he =| for all y y Shortly a MONTHS. TWO | ¥ Hi) kh OR ox aid andres. the | Ashley Sine a Bound. for,¢ SURI NY y Vi so § ew Ars. n aton, 824 West = A Pg 83rd Serie) ew' York oity: flee SAURNE .WANTHD--TO HANDLE ON ried i ood: commission. our Elevators In| yas ef this = district." "A reliable fifm rd Harfor ran, weerably ' connectid with build- nly | tom business. ...Address, Canadian 1 v ; ¥ Clin Fjeystor Company, Limited, iy re" ; L y % ] -- fod 2 The a: : IEARBER TRADE. Davis : ME ILBARN OA of steady prac-{ that | WA ' Fron ete, unth como ge > 0 | . growing ¢ y Th AY Positions car. | spONTH ot presented. Particulars | this 1 0 + fiallod free: -Moler Baber hare 4 Chicago. I win oiieis