i To ny wm, Bolloville, is o city : calling on his many Newman and her daughter m Toronto, having with Mrs. Lowrie. Rev. J. WH. Millor, wife and children . Miller's parents, Mr. H. "Godwin, Pine street, A few days among Agnes Lowiie re: stsmg to-day to her home in Toron- - Alderman Behan, after a business df have a | spent two weeks and. play, but and Ms 3 After spending triendls here, Miss f + b ute, Bellville, is spending a well-earned Robh Cam Campbell, Fulton, N.Y., has returned home after visiting his aunt and Mrs, Scott, Wood Rev. Dr. Antliff left for Montreal at attend a meeting of committee of the Montreal Conference Mrs: C. A. Lyons Nas returned Kingston, after two months' v Deaf and Dumb Instit - Clonoma mmm nhs el es ¥ lorrprpancy counloouomsomon zolressucomel ol pesecumme owewl SoRSTHomN Pa TP om = friends hope that it may be avert- success, b death occu: in the House of 6; | Providence, Stari - | Holmes, aged Seventy-five years. Aabiished Brockville fateh, I 4 . | bes a good position. "Jacks" many A tinndn will. ia Hin oll coy Thane Island City. n' Leagué.-- Jatvey City, 79% _Toront Pa Is your coal bin full ? Crumley Bros. for stylish hats. We are getting back to summer "Petarboro. will enter a team. in the | "R&N RJ. intermediate series The Ontario Jockey 3 Puttee and Robinson have no doubt Club's fall d by this time braced up D. D. Rogers' please the boys, prices please the mother. "There ate two families in Gananoque swall-pox. They have isolated on an island fronting Civi committee meetings will be re- p-- this week, { it ie nl ix it F f, i : i i = near » £ Merson extimatos at. $10,000, PPRO tos a little insurance to cover' it. Mr. pps loss will be about $3,000, covered insurance, 'was sent in > hattich ut uarter le Hon whe bine originated it would be dificult to say. The fire- men reached the scene on good time, but found the fire rather difficult to handle. A 'stream was soon at work from the corner of Queen and Ontario streets, and soon afterwards the Chatham engine was sending forth 'two streams, pumping from Anglin's Ba . « y. The long stretch of wooden building was a mass of flames, and there was no ol of saving any of it. The firemen directed their attention chiefly to Mr. 's residence and boat houses. Most' of the latter were sav- ed, but the forgier was badly burned on the north side, and everything in ei by smoke and water. For a short while the conflagration was very great, and hundreds of peo- le were wn to it fromm all over the city. There were enough there to form two large church congregations. In an hour of) a half nothing re- mained of the wooden structures. Boats lying in the vicinity were tow- ed away from the. fire range. The tug Active was kept from burning only by careful attention. A strong south wind would have put the Rath- bun lumber yard in danger, but for- tunately the breeze was light. The barracks' stables were also in dan- ger, but were carefully watched. A row of Knapp's boat houses were burned, but 'nearly all the boats in- vide were saved. A sailboat and a gasoline launch, however, were de- stroyed. Several times the spile wharf carght fire, but the blaze was ex- inguished, firemen were handicapped hy there being no hydrant nearer than over three blocks' distance. The hose of the cart from No. 1 station was not sufficient to reach the burning buildings, and there was a littie delay till the chemical engine arrived and the hose from it was coupled. Then , | there was sufficient for' the time be ing, but every bit of hose had ic b> valled into play for combetion with {the Chatham engine which 'performed good work. It was a fire hard to combat, rince it covered a big area and the substance being all of wood. Material aid was rendered by many members of the R.C.F.A., who quite often give their services to the fire- men. The batterymen's efforts wer | appreciated by the brigade and the onlookers. The gasoline yacht destroyed was Llown up. When the fire -feached the boat house in which it was, there was an explosion; snd bosk "house and contents rose in the air. 4 The fire broke out again about five o'clock this morning. : The brig ade was notified and spent Do-: | three hours more at the place: The blaze was around the boiler in the saw mill where it is supposed it first originated. The Chatham engine was taken down the second time. J A Rutile, general 'manager of the Montreal Transportation company, is in the city to make arrangements for rebuilding the company's property. The M. T. company carried $1,000 insurance on its burned plant, which was the most complete for ship repair purposes that exists between Chicago and Montreal. Mr. Knapp was absent from home when the fire broke out, and got back in time to see the place in flames, The land on which the M. T. com: rany s buildings stood is, owned hy the K. & P. railroad company. The build- ings were owned by the M. T. com- pany. J "Something new," fall opening, Tuesday at Taylor's Palm Garden drug store. Come. We have something for you, TWO TIPS. And Both Winners. A man gets a friendly tip now and then that's worth while. A Nashville man says: "For many years I was a perfect slave to coffee, drinking it every day and all the timo I suffered with s ih trouble and such terrific an. that at times 1 as unable ws attend to Diigien and life seemed hardly wor ving. attributed my troubles to other causes than coifee and continued to drench my system with this drug. Finally 1 got so bad I could mot sleep, my limbs were weak and ling and 1 had a constant dread o pend ing danger and the many tried, failed to help at all. Vo 13 Si wh 'ostum had done for a ised me to quit colice and try it but 1 would not do so. Finally anoth- of friond met me on the street ome Hoy and iter talking about my health said 'You try tum. Cereal ee and leave ole alone,' adding that Ts St. Andrew's church last evéning Miss Turner, of Belleville, took the hem, "0, For a Closer . Dr. Philp in a recent letter, stated that if Miss Philp's health is sufficiently restored by October Yst, they will leave date for Kingston. Rev. Dr. Antliff belicves that the xxii and cii Psalms are the saddest in David's collection and are followed by the gladdest the xxiii and cfii. : After the sobbing comes the singing, Rev." Charles Masters ovreached his first sermon as curate of St. James® church on Sunday morning, his text being "1 am the Good Shepherd." The n.tor and congregation of this church are to be heartily congratpla- ted on having secured Mr. Masters for the curacy of the church. 2 Rev. Tiugh J. Spencer, 'who has given up his parish at Marquette, Mich., and has been appointed to the parish of Winchester, Ont., preached in the cathedral at evensong on Sunday, his theme being Paradise and Heaven. It being the eve of St. Matthew's day, special saints day hymms were sung. FARMERS LOSING MONEY, Because Cheese Factories Do Not Register Cheese, "If the cheese salesmen of Frontenas district knew what was good for them they would ister the make of their factories at the cheese board week," said a leading buye ? discussing cheese matters. "Tt is com. petition that = sets the price; remove competition, and there is not any in- centive to advance the price. Tor i stance, there are factories in this ¢ trict that) never board their che 3 arrangement it is sold to buy at board prices. Now, buyers are shrewd Hough to keep down the price so as to tain these cheese atia low rate; some buyers' seldom buy a pound of cheese on the board, having arranged for all they want in the way I have mentioned. Other "buyers who might buy tits eheese if boarded never get a chance to bid for it, hence there is not any competition, and the ruling price in Kingston is low. Look at what a little competition did last week, ran the price away up, so that Kingston board led the whole Dominion in the price. Instead of havifig only from 1,200 to 1,400 boxes registered = here each week, there should be from 2.000 to 2,500. Then you would see some competition and good prices) It is a short-sighted policy on the part of salesmen to withhold their cheese from the board; the patrons are losing money as a vesult, but I need not care, as I buy a lot of this wnregister ed cheese at prices which allow me enough profit to buy the cigars, so come along and have a smoke." Wedded At Noon To-Day. The marriage took place at St. Paul's church at noon to-day of Charles Butlin, the popular driver for the Canadian Express : company, and Miss Jennie Newman, daughter of Mrs, Mary A. Newman, 161 Brock street. Archdeacon Carey performed the cere- mony. The charming bride was attir- ed in a travelling suit of brown cloth, and was attended by her sister, Miss Fannie Newman, The groom was sup- ported: by George S. Thompson, of Montreal. After the ceremony a wed- ding breakfast was served at the home of the bride's mother. At two o'clock Mr. and Mrs. Butlin left by the Cape Vincent steamer for a tour through Northern New York. Horses Took Fright. A team of R. Wilson's livery horses, attached to a cab, took fright while standing 'in front of Congress Hall on Sunday morning, and dashed off. They galloped out King street east, leaped over the G.T.R. track in their wild career, and finally rushed into Anglin's lumber yard where they were caught.' No one was in the cab, and no damage resulted. Of For A Holiday. After the arduous exertions on the baseball diamond at Cape Vincent last week, a number of members of the Pony baseball team considered that. they needed a rest at. some quiet watering place. This morning Randolph, Eliott, Hickey, Young and Paly left for Jones' Falls to spend ten days in retreat. Taken Back For Trial. Emile . Noel, . convict in Kingston , penitentiary, is to have a new trial at Ottawa, the court of appeal having entertained the point raised Ly = his counsel, Mr. Mahon. A sherif's offi- cer has come to Kingston to bring Noel back for a new trial. . -------- Free With $1 Purthases. At Taylor's fall = opening, Tuesday, photo goods excepted, one bot. te lettuge croam violet Taleum powder or jough Cure or one half pound Taylor's chocolates. Palm Gar- den drug store. -- be -- The Great Deterrent. Belleville Ontario: Wouldn't | the Kingston Whiz man lavch till the tears ran down under his rubber col: lar if we were to put horse-cars on our street railway ? Rig leaves Swift's wharl Sundays at 10:17 am, for Thousand Islands. Returning leaves ut p.m. for Rochester, N.Y, EE ------------. Van Straubenzee Posted. Rover Mikey lle, Tig, y y tof, i to command the ey Field tery at Cahir. | -------- ------ Los Angeles on that, x 5 wo. § Eu -- A Shack Likely To Be Erected Treatment of Patients In First Stages of Consump- tion. Next month, the probability ix that| Soap ted on a sunay | YOUr blankets or spot on the General Hospital grounds a shack wil be erec Sunlight will fot thé treatment of persons in the fleer.y. first stages of consumption. Dr. Thir is chiefly interested in the scheme in' the erection of such a structure when he was medical superin- tendent of the General Hospital. 'The management cominittee of the hospital of the scheme, 'and all that now remains to get is the con- overnors, and that is al- dact he: has approved sent. of the most assured. The small sum of money required to erect the shack will be pri- vately "subscribed, but it is desirable that the hospital should take in - the patients as if they belonged to ome of the public wards, only that they would be treated separately. The shack, as similar to those in connection the Gravenhurst' sanitarium, be twenty-four feet square, one storey high, kh , board and the other' three of canvas. Four patients will be accommodated. As stated hefore, only incipient cases will be taken, and only these within the city of Kingston, sé that the ob- jection cannot be raised that tuber culous " patients are being brought here. Cases will be taken right from the streets of the city, which are in the first stages of the disease, and by careful feeding and fresh air, an on- deavor will be made to save them from decline. That is how the spread of con sumption may be arrested and finally stamped out altogether. If the experi ment proves a success the system. may be extended. THERE ARE THREE. Old Crimean Veterans Residing Within The City. In Saturday's issue of the Whig was went to the effect that John lly was thought to be the only liv ing representative in Kingston of the Criviean war. Two others have since been located. Daniel Fitzgiv ens, Portsmouth, *%. and John Howard, an inmate of the Hotel Dieu, are also veterans of that memorable Sampaifn and have medals and bars to prove. their claim. Mr, Fitzgivéns was stationed at Malta, as a member of the 47th Regiment, when the war broke out and his regiment was sent to the front, arriving in the Crimea on Sep tember 14th. Six days later the first of the four great battles, Alma, was fought. Mr, Fitzgivens was drafted in to the - famous regiment of British Guardsmen, composed of the largest men in the British service at the time. He was a comrade of the late Sergt. James Wootton, and went through the campaign with him, John Howard, who makes his home in the Hotel Dieu, also passed through the campaign from beginning to end, as his credentials show. AK thr et- erans mentioned are well! adv years, | Touring Canada. Dudley © W. Walton, lately of the Loudon (Eng.) Times, now. touring Ontario and Quebec, spent Saturday in Kingston. He is at present secre- tary to Dr. Williams, who lis in New York, engaged in publishing a history of the nineteenth century. Mr. Wal ton was born in Kingston-on'the Thames, England, and states that the Limestone City greatly resembles his native place. . Wi here he secured some excellent views of city scenes which he wi'l use in 'an article de seriptive of Ris trip. Mr. Walton ks a literary' man of ' considerable merit, and is ope of the correspondents the London [Illustrated News. admires Canadians much more he does United Statesers, and belidves from what he has seen, that there is a great future in store for this young country. Death At Gananoque. The death occurred in Gananoque on Saturday of Henry Goulette, bro- ther of Mrs. Z. Prevost, this city. The deceased, aged thirty-eight years, was a victim of tuberculosis, and for a time was under treatment in the Ho- tel Dieu here. He is survived hy his wife and one child. The funcral took Jace, Sunday afternoon and was rgely attended. Notable Events To-Day. September 21st is the date, in 1523, when Joseph Smith claims that a re velation was made to him that oue of the lost books of the Bible was huricd near where he lived in New York state. This book the finder proclaimed to he the book of Mormon, on which the church of Latter Day Saints base a belief, Taylor's Chocolates Free. To everyone purchasing to the amount of $1, Tuesday, 22nd, at our fall opening we will give a balf-pound ot our delicious chocolates. H. B. aylor, We believe that it's a mother's duty | to bring the boys to Livingston's for nice suits and save from $1 to $2 "No wear out to them," those Rpe- cial 25c. tooth brushes at the Red Cross drug store. : Clifford Horne to-day purchased the meat business heretofore carried on by W. Amey, corner of Earl and Bagot streets. ¢ ~ TEE ---- What Catarrhozone Is And Is Not. Catarrhozone is not a wash: You cannot force liquids into the lungs. It i not an ointment to he snuffed up the nostrils. Ointinents are uscléss and disgosting. Nor is it a powder to be blown wp the: nostrils and still further irritate the already congested and irri- tated membrane, It is imply balsamic and healing substances breathed into the lungs and throat. Cures of course, That is nature's way of curing, nature's way is the "We have it" Buda The wonderful x : eH all it is called, will be with It will ave a wooden roof, one wall of sdNin BEST BEER, The Sleeman B. & M. Co. Limited Guelph, Canada. * To prove our Photos are the best Please put the matter to the test-- Just leave your orders and your name Por Weese's Photographs and Frames A fine stock of Wall Paper, Stationery, and Souvenirs, WEESE & C0., 121 Princess St Agent for Mason & Risch Pianos. Cook's Cotton Root Compound Ladies® Fa medicine known No. 8---For special 10 dg ree dollars per box. for No.1 and No. 3 are sold in Kings bY all responsible drugxists A Cosy Bright Fire Is an attraction for every o* The cheery glow and fmm heat of our coal will make its felt with pleasure during the ¢ weather, cook with, too. bin with -BOOTH'S COAL: Phone 158, foot © CANNEL COAL --FOR YOUR GRATE. It lasts all night. Try it .P. WALSH- 55-87 Barrack Street. SAA Smoked and Salt Mesh of -the right; at th It's just the kind bi Let us fll yo §8 "t+ TRAVEL TITIES ANNUAL WESTERN EXGURS Sept. 24th, 25th and 26t) At the following fures from Kings! Mach. $1 s HL Cincinnati, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Columbus, Ghio Dayton, Ohio Detroit, Mich Grand Rapids, Indianopolis, Ind Minneapolis, Minn. Port Huron, Mich. St. Paul, Minn. wt Br EC 00 tt ht hd kd 0 12th, 3 EXHIBITION--Ottawa and Return Sept. 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th, 1¢ 10th, $4.15. Senty 15th, 17th and 18th, $3.05. Retum limit, Sept. 21st For Pullman accommodation or further information apply to Wl J.P. HANLEY, Agent, > C Passenger Depe di Kingston & Pembroke & Cana i's Pacific Railways. b ANNUAL WESTERN EXCURSIO "oe DETROIT, GHIGAC AND POINTS WEST SEPT. 24th, 25th, 26th, 190¢ Valid to return until October 12, 19 Detroit, Mich Cleveland, Uh Li Bay City, L Saginaw, olumrus, Ohio and Ka s, Mich cago, III. . re Jinginnati, Ohio ..... ui pun t. Paul or Minneapolis, Minh Dayton, Ohio. ndinnapolis, Ind. . 19. F HARVEST EXCURSIO To Canadian North-West Sept. 29, Tickets good jor sixty Aavs Full particulars at K. & P, C R. Ticket Office, Ontario St. . INW F. A. FOLGER, JR Gen. Pass. Agt. Gan. Sug THE BAY OF QUINTE RAILWAY NE SHORT LINE FOR Tweed, Napanee, Deseronto, and all | cal points. Train leaves City Hall I Pot at 4 pm. F. CONWAY, Ager B. Q. Ry, King Commencing Sept. 15t 3 p Jolento Sal. leave inant Hamilton, Toronto, Bay of Quin and Montreal Line. Speci ow rates for ber St GUING 11:30 pom Tuesday, Thun day and Saturda) J. SWIFT & CO Freight Agen DOMINION LINE STEAMSHIP QUEBEC | TY LIVERPOOL Sept 2¢ Oct 3 N Comme New May r Oct | Nov PORTLAND TO LIVERPOOL Englishman, Oct. 8, xNomadie, Oct. 1( AVONMOUTH DOCK AND BRISTOL From Montreal xMamxman, Sept Ottoman Bt ION TO ANEAN Vancouver, Oct. 10 unan, Oct. 8 *Loid Storage and cool air. xCold storage. For further particulars a *. HANLEY, ( 'ERSLEKEVE, 42 Clarence St . Montreal & Port L.C. & B. of Q. Stb. Co., Limite CHARGE OF TIME. Steamer North King for Rochester an sand Islands, August 80th, steame Sundays at & pm Rochester) Commenci leaves Kingston on for Sdmmerville (Port calling at Bay of Quinte Heturning, steamer ton om Sundays at m leaves for Gananoque and 1000 Islands Steamer Aletha -- Kingston, Picton Belleville. Commencing September 1st, leaves Kingston daily, except at 8 p.m. for Bay of Q Picton On "Puesdays, Saturdays steamer calls at t and Belleville nformation apply to HANLEY, J PF GIL JAMES SWIFT « ALLAN LINE Frog Montreal From Quebec Bavaria S 8 au 4:80 p.m Tonian 3 t 10 p.m in--$65 and upwards, accord er vin--Liverpool and Lowsdon 1 §40. Lendon $2.50 $26, Liverpool, Rsgow, 8 London tickets to South Africa lontreal to Glasgow, Direct. 7. daylight C 14, dayhight tL Cabin-8350 and upwards; Second 3 Third Class, $25 NLEY, Agent, GTR. City t J P, GILDER- Corinthian Clarence street. ELEPHANT READY MIXED PAINT The very best paint on the mar- ket, most durable, finest colors, and prices right. Sole agents for Kingston. And I will guarantee you satis- factory results. We don't brag, but perform the work. Nothing sacridced, but your best interest studied. MURRAY, The Arctiomeer,