---------------- FRET. Cala MN. Ph ibson's Red Cr young son of John Gilpin last evening strayed away from home and was out all night. He returned Home J sold 700 baskets of fruit on Saturday end was not 'gone to, Toronto, to! up to" the 'record of the store on Offord 'has he with her brother, Samuel Squire, lin hospital there. Foley is visit her un- Agues Foley ing wl ley ¢ to spend two weeks, friends in Cornwall. . Haystead, the erstwhile Tanager . hn the city on semi-annual mages. * Reid, Peet. S who, t at Verona, was taken ill, is somewhat improved. oughton, street railway con- ductor, has returned from Rochester, where he spent his annual vaca- 3 mn, Montreal Several of the British congress visi- were guests of Mrs. = Skinner, Maitland. House, during their stay in los Aiken, son of Police Consta- blo Aiken, ill of typhoid fever for the past month, continued in a very low condition to-day. Miss Mary O'Leary; Norwood, N.Y., visiting. her uncle; D. O'Leary, deputy warden Kingston penitentiary, return ad hams on Saturday. ? a Prey ,. CB., along with 'Cols. Ot vans, sail from New York 0 on. the steamer Oceanic niorning. 3. 'Johnson and children, >. from "England, spent. the past month. voyage. MeGeen, Portsmouth, evening 'fortunate in captur- ve a full ; n mink. She has animal ai keep it as a pot. MH. Lawson,: Watertown, visiting friends hero for a few days, left yes: torday to spend a few days in. Gan- anoque efor returning to Water- t Sunday i mornin, service in St yw's church, Bawa," Prot" Jou Queen's, paid a glow - deceased statesman, Lord ing friends in past three weeks, ston again... Mr. McBride returning to Ottawa for the returned x Jefivies was, this morning, in- a wine 'clerk in The Hall, Brook street. Jauies" 0°Connor, former clork, will enter the employment of the « Works company. id Carruthers returned yésterday from New York, where he witnessed the fist heat of the "big yacht race. He 'was not pleased with the manner in which Shamrock was handled. "Miss Stratton, Peterboro, sister of 'Hon. Mr. Stratton, is taking a post- y to course in nursing at the Ringston "General: Hospital, and has th tion if eu isd nurse of the revo Be Car Inspector PT. Sweetman, of the Lower Grand Trunk Junction, was taken suddenly ill while at work and k to be taken . 'W. Nevins, of this eity, is Mrs. Evans, wile of Capt. Evans, R. Es, is about to sail for Kingston to the inter with her parents, t. previous Saturday. Atrahguthants are being made to Bring st famous Coldstream Guards here for a concert some time in| ember. 4 The Hoard of Education rooms look like a wholesale house, piled with pack: ing cases containing the board's shp- ply of text books for the pupils. The market i half catch. A force of men began yestatday fx- ing up the fair preparation for the fortheoting ehiition A lot 9 watk will have to be done to make Must not be confounded with com- mon FAITHS tr purgative pills. Cart- er's Little Liver Pills are entirely un- like them in every respect. One trial will prove their superiority. James Evans and party spent yes- ferday at the Brother Islands fishing. At a late hour they telephoned from Collins Bay for the Kingston foundry waggon to go out and bring home their catch. \ The story is told of a young strest railway employee who, while crossing Lake: Ontario recently, was rendere very ill of mal de mer. As a result he lost his artifical teeth while castiny his bread upon the waters. » formation of a cadet company in connection with the Brock street Methodist church, Kingston, has been authorized by the militia department, the officers being captain, H. W. Healey, lieutenants, E. R. Benn and J. 8S. Gray. BIG STEAM SHOVEL Passed Through the City--Making $ Improvements. Yesterday | there passed through Kingston g train of eleven cars, all used in railway construction work. 'There was with the train the largest eam shovel: made for any railroad pany. It was turned out of the ion, Ohio, shops, for the : Grand railroad company, connection with the double tracking. There was train a a ibuds, aed in draw ing the u, tp fiat sare, Water tanks for steam vel engine, ete., made up the bal i i proceeding to Dorval, near Montreal, where: the appliances will be used in increasing the 'yard room' ae- commodation at~St. Henri, and ex- tending sidings between 'Dorval and St. Heari. The crew of ten men of this bisninnin in charge of Foreman Quig- lan. The capacity of the big steam shov- el is from 30,000 to 40,000 yards a month. The appliances have been en- gaged all summer on the double track- ing hear Newcastle, and as that work is about completed, they were ordered to Dorval. Another steam shovel en- on the Newcastle improvement as been sent to Paris, Ont, to pre pare for double tracking in that lo- cality. All that requires to be done to com- plete double tracking between Mont- real and Toromo, is a little ballast- ing between Newcastle and Newton ville, which will be completed within a month. In accomplishing this work, the Grand Trunk company lowered the de near Newcastle fifteen feet for a distance of about one mile half. The tracks now lie at the bot- tom of what Jooks like a canal, with' fifteen fool embankments. HAD EVENTFUL TRIP. « | Prepared to Jeilp Overboard and ise | Ss . for teaners Toronto FE Last evening a nwmber of young bloods went across to Wolfe Island in a naphtha launch to attend a dance. The trip across was made without ac- cident and the sports had an' eénjoy- able time at the dance. home the time, and the eraft rolled danger 'ously in the trough of the sea. The young men were not esaetly afraid, but they prepared for the Jque and Napanee, arriving at About. eighty' members of the leagues and Methodist Sunday school stafis of the city met in Sydenham street Sun- day school, last evening, to discuss a lan for the better study of the Bible and church history. It will shortly ton 'with very little water in the be put in operation by the powers that tanks. By the new system just install od, they are able to refill' the' tendet in about three minutes. To accompli this a pew: eight jnch main 'was from the pumphouse to the large wa- ter tank, i the six inch pipe. Foreman Gokey and men have "amvint 'of water \constm- ed here is enormous, owing to traims running past Napanee and Gananoque. It has been arranged that Pumpman Gardner, of Thousand Jsland Junction, shall come to Kingston Junction three nights a week and work all hight ; owing to the consumption of water, it bas been found impossible to keep the tank full by day pumping alone. LAKE ONTARIO PARK. ------ Creditable Company Billed For This Week. There was an immense ctowd at Lake Ontario Park on Monday even- ing. The pavilion wds 'densély pack- ad long before the 'performance com- mentee. The company billed for the week is without doubt the hest that has appeared at this pleasure resort ko far this season. The Ht of attrac- tions is good, and wel arranged. Miss Cathetine La Tour and Mr. Gil- mour gave some amusing character sketches, which were wall. received. The illustrated songs by Messrs. Reed and Flynn were appropriate to the beautiful scenes depicted on the can- vas. They were rendered with much taste and feeling apd were loudly ap- lauded. That heautifal song, "Ring Down the Curtain 1 Can't Sing Te- night," 'was given with much effect and touched the emotional nature of many in the andience. The other songs were "Day by Day," and "When They Weré Two Little Boys." In the second part Miss La Tour sang two charming songs, while Mr. Brown .was very amusing -with' his humorous songs and sketches. The movable pie- tures, by Prof. Dele, kept the house in roars of laughter by the original scenes they exhibited, The whole pro gramme was a credit to the company. FORMED AN AS SOCIATION. Corps to Have Comfortable Quar- ters. At a meeting last night of No. 3 company, Canadian Army = Service Corps, the members formed an asso- cidtion for mutual benefit. These offi- cers were Honorary presi: B. White; president, 3 wide idents, . v'W. Snelling; secretary, Sergt.-Maj. Frank- Lin; executive committee; Sérgts. Cutts Cameron, C . - Robinson. It was i to tender the mem- bers of the R.C.F.A., who so kindly- assisted the company with the recent picnic, a complimentary smoking con- , Friday wight, and. a committee was appeinted to. carry out arrange- ments. It was also decided to fit up one of the arinouties for club room: purposes for use during the winter months, The clothing and equipment have Leen called in, 50 as to permit of semi-annual inspection. Cars For The West. The G. T. R. company has issued an order to all stations to sénd west all empty cars fot wanted, So as to he ready for the rush of fall grain. In consequence train after train of emp- ty cars are going west through King- ston. The company given a rush order for 1,000 new box cars, 500 to be built at the Montreal shops, and the other 500 to be built by the Am- erican Car company, Detroit. These cars ate to be of the large size, thir ty-five fect Tong, with a 'capacity of 60,000 pounds, and to he called the twelve thousand series, starting at 1,200 upwards. Purse Lost And Found. On Monday, a Gananoque woman dropped" her purse, containing a good sum of money, on the steamer Jessie Bain coming to Kingston. She did not nies it till she landed, and immediate- 1y reported her loss at the Ferry of fico: Fortunately, the missing article fell into honest hands. Miss Sullivan, Barrie street; returni from camp at Howe Island, with rwister, had picked up the purse, and Jeft it with Mr. Stansbury, who returned it to the unhappy owner. Dangerously Ill. Miss Connolly, a New York young lady, is usly ill of typhoid fever at the General Hospital. She was taken sick in Clayton ten days while visiting friends, and was bronght to Kingston for treatment. Little hope is held out for her recovery. Her mo- ther is here from New York, having been summoned when the case became critical © © EN Visited The A.O.H. .. Dennis Ryan, Buffalo, N.¥,, grand or- anizer of the. Ancient Order of Hi, . Ryan, Rev. Father Salmon, P, J, How and others. A hearty vote of thanks was moved to the visitor by P. Daley, and carried ve been atipiLSi gw inttalling' the dew be, and .the comment of the workers was asked upon it. The matter was ted by Rev. Alfred E. Lavell, B.A., of Waterloo. He ealled attention to the fundamental necessity that the people should have a sane conception Jand comprehensive grasp of the serip- tures and the church's history. Knowl: edge by the clergy would not saffice, the people must have aright knowl edge of the Bible if we were to have a rational and stable faith. Church union must be the result of a knowledge of thé church's history. Real interest in missions and their solid support comes only from a grasp of the weaning of [= Sa .as He Feels, Some people aré always young in spirit and vigor. The man who | fBel§ bis Age is the Man who neglecr his Stomach'and liver. As the years pile up the delicate organisms grow weaker. both scripture "nd church history. } Strange to say no machinery in the church, outside colleges, supplied the opportunity for this knowledge. This want is about to be corrected and without increuse in machinery. ' Pro- vided a sufficient number in three or four selected distriets will by paying | one dollar each, : guarantee travelling and printing expenses, three able 'and enthusiastic ministers will prepare short courseson*the! Bible and church history and furpish prigted outlines, etc., of thest to all members. Members may correspond with instruetors. Once a year they will meet the members in a three days' distriet'institute eompos- ed of the Sunday sghool land. Epworth Leaguers conventiofis meeting together, will conduct classes' in the cotirses; these classes being the backbone of the institute:, H these experimental in- stitutes and courses prove a success for three of four' years they will be made a permanent thing and establish- ed increasingly throughout the church. Theyre was ne doubt -of success, the matter was fundamental and the me thod proven, Five pér' dent. of the membership in active sympathy would make it a finahcinl sncocss. Discussion followed the address, Reve. "Brown, 'Princess street church, fEber. Crummy, and W. T. Brown, of Sydenham stfeet church; Alderman Robert Meck and others taking part. All endorsed the plan, Over half those presént signified their. intention, if this district were selected, to take part in the proposed movement. The mect- ing was a success in eyery way. RAISE A ROW. 'system to-resist added strain. A perfect laxative --it removes all poison from thé system, Purifies and enriches the blood. Jt keeps the liver and kidneys active, Abbey's possesses the rare quality of being a bowel and stomach toaic, without any reactionary éffects. Aball Draggists 24. and oc, Mantjes, Sri Lo 88, we have put wa. as in cheaper than glectricity, We have everything you need the gas lime. Breck & Halliday Princess Street. for Drunkenness eel Offer Reward For Proof That Trip | Was Spurious. Recently Dr, H. Nelson Jackson, of Barlington, Vi. son of Rev. 8, N. , MLD, former pastor sof the First Congregational church, Kings- ton, crossed the United States in an automobile. He had rivals and as cach raced with. machines manufactured: by rival western firms thére has been con- siderable talk. One firm insinuated that Dr. Jackson used more than owe car on his trip from the Golden Gate to New York. To disprove.that the iy which built Dr. Jackson's e has issued the following lettre op western agents dated from Cle la - "Representatives of a firm here are handing out a story that Dr. fack- son's trip was not genuine. It is safe to, presume that none but cheap peopl would indulge in cheap talk. Recooniz ing cheap people, and appreciating their consequent need of money, we give them an opportunity to amass a little wealth." Accompanying the letter is a chal lenge which offers a reward of $10,000 to any one who will prove that De. Jackson used other than the ome car for His entire journey "of 'over 5,000 miles, br that he way forced to resort to a railroad train at any stage ofbi rides Construction Work On C.P.R. The Canadian Pacific railway com pany has been doing a good deal onstruction work on 'its Ontario on this year. This has consisted ly of the replacing of old' rails with eighty-pound rails, and was ren- dered necessary by the heavier charac ter of the engines and rolling, stock now! being used The former engines, like old horses, 'awe being relegated to side lines, where traffic is not so great. On the main lines the tendency is 'to ceonomize hy introducing heavy engines to draw larger "trains, in or- der. to keep. up with the expansion of freight business. During the year, in addition to the building of bridges, replating of ties, * etc.; about sixty miles of new ecighty-pound rails have been laid. Over bali the main line is now re-railed;, and the entire section between here and Montreal has been completed. It is the intention to ex- tend the laying of Heavy rails next year throdghout entire Ontario division, ---------- Amos Nicholson is nursing a sore hand. He grazed the shin of the back of his kit hand and blood poisoning ensued, the hand and arm swelling up 10.4 great Size' : NERVOUS XHAUSTION Prostration and Collapse Ave Pre Restless languid feclings, sleepless- ness, indigestion, nervous headache. twitching of the nerves, disco ns and Sespon den, symptoms nervous exhaustion tration. By form and and ereating To Prove dur Photos are the best, Please put the matter to the test-- Just leave your orders and your names For Weese's Photographs and Frames A fine stock of Wall Paper, Stationery, and. Souvenirs. WEESE & C0., 121 Princess St +1 Agent for Mason & Risel Pinos. Mstrapdlifan Stock Exchange Incorporated Under the Laws of Massachus: tts CAPITAL $T0d:000 ~~ PULLY.PAID., KINGSTON BRANCH Manager. Bonds, Stocke, Gridahd Frovisions bought on cy are some of the | -- Sb bP MEFERS GAS SUPPLIES al thn AREA. Return tickets will be issued cursion rates as follows: | & Going dates, August 20th, 80th a 81st., September 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6 8th, Yth, 10th and 11th. . $5.40. 2 SPECIAL DAYS Sept 1st and Tth $3.85. All tickets valid returning om or t fore Septem 3 ia) 1:08 a. ¥, Sept. 7th. Tickets not good on trains Nos. 1, 3 and 4. For particulars and tickets apply to '. HANLEY, Agent, City Pass. Static Kingston & Pembroke & Canadi Pacific Railways. EXCURSIO Return rates from Kingston to Toronto Exhihitio Ang, 29th and 21st and Sept 2nd, 8 8rd, 4th, 5th, Sth, 9th, 10th, 11th, $54 Sept. Ist and 7th, ii. ivi ine ii aig $3.8 Return limit, Sept. 15th, 1903. HARROWSMITH FAIR Rate, Single Fare Jor round tri Tickets good going Sept. 8rd and 4t Returning Sept. 5th, 1903. Trains will leave Harrowsmith Kingston 5 p.m. September 4th Full particulars at K. & P." ar C. P. R. Ticket Office, Ontario St. ¥F, CONWAY, F, A. FOLGER, JR. Gen.' Pass. Agt. Gan. Sup THE BAY OF QUINTE RAILWAY NE SHORT LINE FOR Tweéd, Napanee, Deserontd, and all 1 cal points Train leaves City Hall D pot at 4 p.m. F. CONWAY, Agen Q. Ry., Kingston L.0. & B. of Q. Sth. Co., Limite The Bay of Quinte Rou --O ee Rochester, N.Y. Stes. fo King. and Cacpia sing June 27th, leave Swift aily, except Monday, at 5 p.m for Symmerville, N.Y., (Port of Roche ter). For 1000 Islands Commencine June 28th steamer leavi at 10:17 a.m., daily, except Monda) for Thousand Islands, calling at Alexa dria Bay, Rockport and Gananoque. For full information apply to Special Rates to Toronto Exposition Toronto and return, including bert westbound, $5 Ticke good going Aug 81st to Sept. 10th ; returning up t Sent. 13th Round trip for single fare to Thousan Island ports, Brockville and Prescot! Sunaay ouly. 'To Montreal, good goin Saturday and Sunday, returning b '. R. Monday. Round trip, $6. Steamers leave for Thousand Island: Brockville, Prescott and Montreal daily except Monday, 6 a.m.; Monday, 53 a.m. For Charlotte and Toronto, p.m. daily, except Monday HAMILTON, TORONTO, BAY OF QUINT AND MONTREAL LINE. Kingston: +QOING WES 11:30 p.m Tuesday, Thursd: and Satucday, J. SW & CO Freight Agent QUEBEG. STEAMSHIP COMPAN LIMITED. River and Gulf of St. Lawre Summer Cruises in Cool Latitudes. Screw Iron SS. * Campaba, ledtric lights, electric bells and al comfort Sails from Montreal on Mondays at Rive and Charlottetown ¥ ' 'The finest trip 'of the season for healt and comfort. ARTHUR AHERN, Secretary, Quebec For tickets and staterooms ap t E HA NY BD "X, or J » ket Agents, Kingston, Ont ALLAN LINE From Montreal. From Quebec. Pretorian, Aur. . 3 >.1 5 and upwards, ac ing to steamer. Second Uabin--Liverpool and London derry, $37.50 and' $40. London $2.50 extra. Third Cluss~$25 and. $26, Liverpool Derry, Gla w, Belfast, London. Through tickets to South Africa. Montreal to Glasgow, Direct. Depot. The Only Direct Ling To Quebe Without Changs The Favorite STR. "ALEXANDRIA Taaves Craig's every' Fridny, a #3; midnight, for Chaslotte; N. ¥., 0} ecott Beach. N.¥.; and Buffalo, N.¥.; vi Bay of Quinte end Murray Canal, an Wonday at 6:80 p.m, for Mon and a. withow change). Through 1.000 Islands and St nce River ids. nnd 'freight rates. , 'Ningarn,'