well, if you get it at LAMBERT'S. What More Can You Ask ? Call at 147 Princess Street. ~~ Wood Burning Outfit We have them from $1 up. 'Also An Artistically Framed Picture Out Frames are MADE IN KING. STON and are guaranteed by the makers, : S------ ent, KIRKPATRICK'S **; STORE. | Mail pays a remarkable tribute, thus : 1 Box Shooks, etc., to order 8. ANGLIN & ©0., Sash and Door Factory, Foot of Wellington St. lls, Blood SOLD BY DRUCCISTS. MEN AND WOMEN annetr genter Bold hy Druggista. ' -- eat on KINGSTON'S ~ ICE_GREAM_PARLOR Princess St, (Next McLeod » Drug Stove) Best ice Cream, Finest Candies and Freshest Fruits In the City. . Telephone No. 49 GEO. CLIFF, a Roal Estate, Insurance 3 and Mining Broken, 95 CLARENCE STREET, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. TARIN MOTH BAGS A positive protection against moths. < Each bag is fitted with hooks on' whieh to hang the garments, and may be hung up or folded away. \.. * Tarline Sheets -- a 'good sized sheéet for 5 Cents Fos placing in chests or drawers--Moth Balls, Moth Camphor, and Moth Cam- phor and Red Cedar. i 8%9r. A. P. Chown,: : 3+ The Pharmacy, -- 188 Princess Street. will be up-to-date, will be conservative, and the electo reasonable in cost, will fit] to his side and gave him "e you perfectly, and will wear "DAILY WHIG per Orbem Dicor." HUMBLED YET CHEERFUL. The Mail accepts the ing, by which Mr. Richardson profited, is so much abhorred that "oven a municipal officer in 'whose be- half it has been practised is invited to retire into private life." The re- sult--the defeat of the candidate--is received as wise, "in view of the widespread nature of the illegalities." ~ But the Mail was quite willing that Mr. Richardson &hould be re-elected. He had raised the plaintive ery that he 'was a conservative, a follower of the; meek and lowly Whitney, and it had the hardihood to §uppose that his commection with Sam. Thompson's work would be condoned. The liberals ¢| kent out of the eleetion so. that it ntight not take on a political aspect. The opponent of the one man whose presence in municipal life was not de- sired, under the circumstances, was a rallied remend- ous majority, The one lesson to the Mail as well as to Mr. Richardson is that the peo- ple will not . swallow any old thing that the party may present to them. There are some doses that the cle. tors will refuse and two of the latest were offered by Mr. Richardson and his newspaper apologist. SPIRIT OF THE JAPANESE. The bravery of the Japanese is the theme of a world's comment. The common idea is that the subjects of the Mikado--an emperor of whom lit tle is said, and yet one of sagacity, and penetration--are patriotic beyond measure and that they will, in war, conquer or die. The alternative is a matter of indifference. There may be a sense of fear, but it is not apnar The seamen are even braver than the infantry. To them the London "On the sea dfficers and men are Spoiling for a fight. From the crews of the huge Mikasa and her sister bat- tleships down to the men on such craft as the White Naped Crane and the Dragon's Lamp--torpedo destroy- ers--t/ are swearing by every an cestor that, if let loose, they will sink and capture each consonantly named Russian warship in the Pacific. And do they not contemplate a possible d.- eat 7 Yes, but capture, no. Never will a Japanese ship, high or low, go into port a prize. "When the turrets are jammed and the big guns dumb, when the screwa are still and all defense is dead and done, the men chosen by lot before the beginning of action will from their station in the heart of the ship per- form "the Jat full measure of devo- tion" in exploding the ma azines, and the Suiperial standard will go deep down in a welter of blood and steam and smoke till, streaked with ash and sleeked with oil, the lukewarm whirl: pools close." » 4 The Japanese gave an exhibition in pport of this argument when the men on the transport refused to sur. render, and fought with desperation until they were engulfed in the sea. The Russians-have still to display their devotion, and it may come when the floet in Port Arthur faces, as it must do some of these days, surrender or sacrifice. The Japanese will pres ently force the abandonment of the forts, and from them the vessels in the harbour can be shelled and de stroyed. They may move out, to en counter the Japanese navy and sue. cumb, by the overpowering odds, to the contingencies of battle. Either that or be blown up with all on hoard. The crisis is at hand. Ths result of it in any case will be inj - lous to the Russians, and it is templated with great concern. con ------ EDITORIAL NOTES, II Chamberlain is too7ill to do any more cdmpaigning the preferential tarill agitation will speedily reach an end. : -- The Ottawa clergymen dislike the church parades, but thoy have declined to preach to any hody people who go to hear them. not of Some"of the graduates of the Royal Military College wore under fire in Somaliland, And they sclves with rare discretion and cour- age. A -- The Hamilton chief of the fire de. partinent intimates that many fires occur because the agents load = the | property with insurancé. But the | agents are not the incendiaries.. That is not insinuated. * The place where a man reaches fame is not to be credited with his sue | coss. "Joe" Chamberlain gave. Bir- mingham more notice than it ever gave to him. It is brain and talent decision . of the people in the controller election with great complacency. "There is no mistaking the judgment," says our contemporary. The evil of campaign- carried them- ) ex-Governor Campbell--are leaving New York and going back to the oid haunts. Even great men lose them- selves and their identity in the petro: polis. | : Rev. Mr. Turnbull, of Montreal, thinks the church is losing the work ing people because they think it is for the rich only. Let less be spent on the edifices then. .Some of them are becoming too gaudy for a poorly dressed or poorly paid man. An irate father in St. Louis ejected the suitor of his daughter because he declined to leave at. 11 p.m. The case was taken td court, andl the judge ruled in favour of the father. This is news which some youpg people will ponder to their satisfaction. The end of the Somaliland war is everyt nsE DAILY ¥ HIG hailed with satisfaction. Three expedi- | = s oo WEDNESDAY, MAY 4. 'IN BRIEF FORM. Despatches and Cullings Telling of Events Transpiring in All Parts of The Earth. London has imposed a license fee of $10 on laundries. The transportation commission met at Port Colborne on Tuesday. { The Thibetan forces are still oppos- {ng the British advance to L'hassa. | It is reported that serious anti-Jew | ish riots occurred at Bender, Russia. | A movement is in progress in East- | ern Maine to stamp out the boundary , line liquor selling stores and smug- | gling houses. | Chicago, Ill, unions are said to | have over $3,000,000 deposited in the | banks and ate agitating the vuervion of starting a bank of their own. STREET SCENE IN KOREA. This shows a typical village stree t scene in the country which is no w the theatre of war, and where bing is in the most hopeless conf WORLD TIDINGS OCCURRENCES RECOUNTED WILL SOLDIERS STAY racks-Is So Ear Away. In connection with the building of the new artillery barracks at Lake Ontario P8rk, there will be a very im- portant question for the military au- thorities to face. It is this: Will sol diers stay in the artillery when their barracks are situated so far from the centre of the city, i.e., three miles off. One reason given some time ago by a sergeant for the batteries here being kept up in point of numbers so well as they are in time of peace was the fact that the men were right in the citv, and did not have to pay regu- lar car fares for travelling to and fro. The fact of the barracks being | where it is was money in pocket for them. In larger cities, it costs them more to live and their pay is the same. Lake Ontario Park is a long distance awav. at least it looks so in a small citv, like Kingston. There are some military" people who doubt Ar { usion. tions were necessary, and they cost fifteen million dollars and about a thousand lives. And all that is © ac complished is the defeat of the Mad Mullah, the driving of him out of British into Italian territory. Fault is found because some west- ern men have been gathering up their money and going to' New York, there to live in ease and luxury. ut there are some New Yorkers who are get ting out and locating in Europe. Astor and Croker for instance. There is no accounting for tastes. Babies. Cincinnati Commercial, When the May baby and the June baby had got well acrpuainted they ex- changed confidences. "My milk comes from a cow," said the May baby. "So does mir said the baby. "It is milked by a man in a white suit, with sterilized hands, through absorbent cotton, and kept at a tem- perature of forty-five degrees." "So is mine." "It is brought to me in,a prophy- lactic waggon drawn by modiled hor- sos." "So is mine." "Then, how in thunder do you man age to be so fat and well?" The June baby winked slyly. "l chew old paper and the corners of the rugs and anything I can find that is dirty, and in that way 1 man age to maintain the bacterial Lalance hy 4 certified June h is essential TO\health," he said, chuckling. The May baby laughed long and long. "So do 1," said he: The mammas heard the googooing, but they assigned to it only the usual fantastic significance. It was just as well. Why He Smiled A Sickly Smile. A ember of the London Stock Ex. change was martied a short time ago, and of course tne first time he ap peared on 'change after the honey- | moon he was subjected to many con gratulations and much good-natured bantesing. One of his friends, after congratulating him, suddenly reached over and took a long brown hair from his shoulder. "Looks bad in a married man, Tick er!" he exclaimed, holding it up to the light. "Oh, that's all right," 'Yeplied Tick er, smiling; "it's my wife's.' y "No, no, that won't do," the friend. "Your wife's hair | er than that / | This made 1 of a trifle angry, and | he exglainted 'excitedly : "1 tell you | it's my wife's. 1 fancy 1 know wife's hair when | see it." i "Wel, you certainly ought to," said | the friend. "But are you sure ?"' | "Sure ? of course 1 am. Why do | you ask ?"' | " "Oh, I thought perhaps there might | be some mistake. You see, 1 founda ! responded is dark my | you. " | Fly Whys. i New York: (lobe | Why does a fly never drown itself in i a glass of water? If there are sixteen | men in a room, and only one has a | bald pate. why does the flv. single his | head out' for walking on ? If there are | three pitchers of water on a table and | that count every time. ---- An Towa man and an Ohio man--no less than ex-Speaker Henderson aud one glass of whiskev, why must the iv! | commit suicide in the whiskey ? Or if there i8 a choice between milk and | water, who dbes it spring into the! wilk 2 : lit is to become { general and he was made a prisoner. | mountains on Brown 8 shoulder, just before I' saw | longer look upon Geronimo { them, Rev. A. C. Crews, Rev. Gardner S Eldridge, B.A., and Rev. James H White received honorary D.D. degrees from Victoria University, Toronto, About a thousand members were present ate the meeting of the Preshy terian Woman's Foreign Missionary iety, which opened in Toronto on Tuesday. It is reported the freight business on the lakes will be completely tied up owing to the differences between th: Lake Carriers' Association and the masters and pilots. Sarah Greenburg, street, New York, sitting at window fell asleep, and dropped five storevs on to the ground beneath. Except for being rendered unconscious, she was practically uninjured. A praver offered at a negro confor ence in Chicago for the ' election of Roosevelt gs president of the United States elicited intense excitement and deafening shouts of "God bless him," "Yes, Yes," "Amen, Amen." With the sailing of the American Maru on the 12th inst., the Tovo Ki sen Kaisha, will abandon, its steam ship service between San Francisco and the Orient" until the close of the war between Japan and Russia. JOCKEY CLUB DATES Sodje of East Third Will Probably Be Changed to Avoid Conflict. Mich.,, May 4.---An- effort is being made by 'the Detroit manag ment to have the Highland Park meeting start a week later than Au gust 6th, the date originally chosen. An application: asking for this change has been filed with the Western Joe key Club. The reason for the desired change, is to avoid a conflict of dates with eastern cities, as the schedule gow stands. Unless the Buffalo dates are postponed a week they will con flict with the Hamilton date. It is proposed to arrange to have the Fort Erie, Bufialo, and Detroit dates, all postponed a week to avoid any con flict. Detroit, ---------- Geronimo In' Old Age. Lawton Democrat. s Geronimo: was at Lawton last week The health of the old chief is still good, although he is very aged. His home is ten miles from Lawton, vet he usually walks to and from the place to do his trading. He is quite often asked an exhibition of his skill as a marksman with the bow. This he readily consents. to do pro vided a nickel is made the target and his own in tu "he Geronimo denies the statement of Gen. Miles that the general captured him. The old warrior says that some- where up on the mountains when he was on the warpath two white came to him and teld him ihat Gen. Miles wanted to see him. The men accompanied him to the camp of the "rn to give hits it men ieronimo says he thinks it was in Arizona, the territory of his birth, Anyway he says it was up in the The tribal relations of the Apaches have dissolved and they no | as . their him a childish senile to advise been © They consider old man who is too ---------------- Mrs. William Benson, with her Nelson | who resided | won, Welling: | ton, died very suddenly last Fridavt evening She had been in apparent | good health, and expired while sitting in her chair. The funeral. was very { largely attended Sundav Mrs. Pen son was the widow of the late Wil. | liam Benson Red Cross Drug Store. { If you hadn't stepped on it you might | have lost rt altogether and a tack is a handy thing to have around. 3 { neighborly Fresh kisses "Huyler's", at Gibson's | they will lend you whether men would enlist at Lake On- tario Park. Of course, the street rafl- wav tompanv will no doubt give the soldiers a special rate, as is done in other places, but even that will make a reduction in the livelihood of the men, who are not apt to care about tramping six miles to town and back. Opals And The Hindoo. BirLiingham News "1 think Sir Walter Scott is large ly responsible. for the superstition as to opals," said the travelling sales man of jewelry. "Be that as it may, it is still widespread. There is a large jewelry house in one of the big ities which will not handle opals. (his means a loss of thousands of lollars annually. The founder of the wuse put the bar on opals, and the third. generation is keeping it up. "l had an amusing experience when [ was behind the counter of a house in the east. A lady came in, and ianding me a breast pin set with opals, said : " Mr.) Jones, what will vou give me for these stones ? They an heirloom in-my husband's family, but since they have come into my" posses: sion my husband and 1 have had no- thing but misfortune. We have lost our residence by fire; there has been sickness in the family all the time and he is experiencing business rever- ses. 1 must get rid of the opals; so make me an offer. : * 'Madam,' I said, 'are you sure that your troubles are duc to them ?' ** 'Oh, perfectly sure.' were " 'You cannot think of any other cause ?' 'No. Make me an ofier, please.' " 'Madam,' 1 replied, deferentially, 'I regret to inform you that, these stones are imitations." ' mt ---------- King Of Irish Hearts. Catholic Register When Edward VII first get foot on Irish soil as king, it was to the peo ple his right hand was extended. The customary armed guard having been pressed upon him he declined it 'with the now historic declaration that he needed no guards between him and the hearts of the Irish people. When he ad dressed the faculty of Trinity College, it was to the figures of Grattan and Burke he pointed with admiration, and when he appeared within the walls of the Catholic Colleoe of May nooth his words likewise told of warm sympathy with the unauenchable as- piration of Irish nationhood. Go where he will through the green: isle Ring Edward will meet none but welcoming faces, and he will also soe in those faces high hope and anti national y . where predecessors. read very different Ireland will he completely of these davs with home Edward as Ler to-day, cipation of recovery his emotions, happy rule king. one realized under Bank Win A Big Case. Chicago, May 4.--The suit brought by the trustees of the George H. Phil lips Co. to recover from the Bank of Montreal £200,000 which the members of the firm had deposited shortly be: fore the collapse of the corn corner in 1902, came to an abrupt ending in the United States circuit court. Judge Seaman took the case from the jury and decided in favor of the bank. The court held that a bank was. not in the same class as other creditors of a bankrupt Be cheerful when vou step on a tack, Give your neighbors a chance to be by borrowing everything during time. In The Artillery When The Bar- London An oid lady, who with her husband, | their patrons that no freight will be everything. our Good Clothing ? one of them ? of tailoring, a fit guaran i teed, and a CORRECT FIT AT THAT We give you everything the exclusive tailor gives you, EXCEPT HIS PRICE. our statements concerning our $15 SUITS. n Japan (Black) Patent Colt and Russia (Tan) Calf, also the Men's $10 Suit What's the matter with the man who goes to a tailor and planks down $25 for the same kind of suit, same style, same fit, same material, same Is it prejudice, or hasn't he heard of, We want to tell him fairly that other men are enjoying advantages that he does not. Are you The newest fabrics, the latest cuts, the best Investigate IBSON TIE The Newest Oxford for Ladies, I Du Barry Tie Made by Ultz and Dunn. SOLD ONLY AT THE SAWYER SHOE STORE Princess Street, Kingston. $9 and $10 Suits to go and $2 50°Hats to go at JAS. SENATOR REID DEAD. Was Taken Ill Soon After Session Opened. Vancouver, May --t.--=James Reid, member of the Dominion senate, Cari- boo, died here, last sevening;, at the age of sixty-five years. Senator Reid was taken dangerously ill soon aiter reaching Ottawa for the session. and was brought home to the coast, in the hope that a change of climate would be of benefit. Didn't Think Her Equal To It. Tit-Bits y had spent the winter in. Japan, was asked" by one of her friends if she had heard an carthquake while there. "Yes, 1 heard one," she answered, "and rather enjoyed it, for it was the first, thing that happened since John and T were married that he did not think I was to blame for" -- Lifebuoy soap--disinfectant -- is 75c., $1 and $1 at 35. $6 and $7 each. 10 Dozen Men's Hard and Soft Felt Hats. $1.50, $2 Determination Reached To pend Business Entirely. Chicago, May 3.--No one can Grain routes do business. by all-rail elevators against the time when together. | The following lines have accepted for lake transit until thur notice : The company, Transit company, Union company, -Canada-Atlantic | Rutland Transit company. { Transit company. It is declared { the Tribune that the ih { of the Lake Carriers' Association | refuse the wage scale asked bv strongly recommended by the medical | SC8MeEn and to declare a lockout, cleaning profession as a safeguard against in- fectious diseases, -------- | Table potatoes, Crawford's, This Week's Bargain List At The Grand Union Go's. CLEARING OUT SALE! 25 Children's Blue Serge and Tweed Suits. $2.50, $3 and $3 50 Suits to go at " $1.50. $2 and $2.50 each, 25 Men's Double-breasted Serge and Tweed Suits. $5, .25 each, (Grand Union Clothing Co's. Old Stand) LAKE TRAFFIC WILL CLOSE, Sus. tell when grain-laden vessels will be able | to start out, and this tincertamnty ¥ making it impossible for shippers 19% in is going forward to the seaboard, and is now accumulating in Chicago ves félmien and the captains' union com® soformed fur Western J ransit ! : I Anchor line, Lehigh Valle¥ Sean boat company, Mutual by determination to the ~ nent you Memphis, Tenn 1r¢ Alabama str "To a society force is often ta lack of rest' 4 know of nothin beacfit as Per months ago w giving way, a manifest in gi and health.' =» Peruna is witl tonic and vital Buy a bottle not receive all t that you. expec man, Columbus, TO HOM A SNAP FOR leaving residence ply to ( 5 Clarggee s ------ THE CR What Are Mar Washington, , bureau in its' wi conditions, says "With the southern Missow planting has pr preparations ! fo out the corn bel "In Nebraska, souri winter wh vorakly, In 1 néssee, the Virg North Carolina indicated, but i Pennsylvania m up, and the. ou poor. "With practic: spring wheat re, vigorously push river valley, wh quires a week of "Oat seeding the northern p valleys, and is lake region. *"Unseasonably erally throughot been unfavoratl growth of cottol "In Tennessee, tobacco plants i slowly, but in Carolina they a "While most peaches have be the outlook lool tions." Just London, May cashier of San to day pounds damages sult. of a suit for breach of j Kate Reddan, o claimed that B Af her while he London. A nun thes avere read i ending "C, . plained that vourself kissed.' ---------- COM) MONTRE condemn Cunadian Pacific Montreal Street Montreal Street Torepto Street | Halifax Stree WN Detroit Unite 8 St. John Strat wim City Trans Toledo Electric Rich. & Unt, N Commercial Montr " Pominton--Nteet Nova Scotia Su Ogilvie Milling ( Montreal Cotton Canada' Colored Dominion Coal ( Bank of Montrea Merchants' Bank Molson's Bank Unicn Bank NEW YORK ! Y'nion Pacific St. Paul Manhattan B. R. Transit + Sugar Steel, Pr Fenn. Counl & It Miss. Pac Southern Pac Cnt. & Western 1. 8. Rubber N.YIC 1 ouis & Narh Rock Island Pennsylvania R.} Atchison Amal. Copper