to 8fe.; o Box, i ots, Jou es B50 Gg Tic; 11, L875 boxes, at 8c. "HER FLOATING. ® Menat Amatica, on Saturday night. 10 his story it was the port ; jumped of fell. He | says the girl was squatted on the deck almost opposite the stairway, and om which she leasing ores the rail. He and a com- passed by her. Just as they Sid tumble over board. Her aunt, the fall. Whether the girl intended to jump, the Boy cannot say. Some one shouted for the steamer to. be stop- ped, but it was some time before the saw the aves: Her and she had one hand MISS SHAW INJURED. { She Fell in School Room in a Faint. Mine Jeonie Shaw, drawing teacher he publi¢ schools of thie © city, met font 1rige.; Perth, Tow Miss Segobis cane in bis fl from the hurricane deck of the deavored to settle a dispute which in the cabin between and was turned on by ere Ladin aw er rh 3p 4 Kimball, was near, and also saw boat was turned about. The lad says ho girl floating over the | head was above water raised, i li ; : F g i i 31 ng a "| was going on ir toughs, the whole crowd. Nothing loathe, the usky baseball player started in for a clean-up and within fifteen minutes t a man within his reach Some of the crew were rough- handled by the drunken rowdies, an it is to he hoped that the ring- be sath and given a rile term hard labor to quell their brutal tempers. When the boat loaded the policemen were waiting and as soon as she touched the dock seme of the ring- ping were placed woder arrest. Ano- her fight was started on the dock Ww some of the younger element, who been on the excursion. The police court was crowded this morning, by a large number of those who had been on thé excursion, and who came to see what sentences would be imposed on those who were arrest- in with 'a very paioful accident this | od, M Bell ided with al ). le engaged in teaching her ol re. rT, YT at tenac school. She wi Robert Gordon and Edward Morrell walking across the rear part of the room when she was suddenly ] wd uh with a Jointing spell and fl a floor striking her oy on a k in her fall. She received a bad cut the forehead and was rendered 4 some time. She was os or _ some time. Bh re | Shiuger, Gore street, in an ambula and recovered consciousness Shortly of ter medical assis : £ -- = 3 sf dr - ec , if the ship's dom are he danger the vessel runs is 2 - Fountain Not Run At Night, Caretaker Grant, of the court house, gf EEsasd i donies that the fountain has been run- 7% 78 ning at night. On Mav 28rd, in the - 8 evening, he started the fountain to in (ll the basin, so as to be ready for Ly He . | Vietoria day. On no other occasion 8% 00 does it run later than about eight ua B44 | o'clock. He says that people are apt in 44 to mistake the dripping of the basin 180 000 from which the water slowly ompties 126 000 for perhaps two or three hours after the water is shut off from the supply pipe. 1 No Cases For Court, There are no cases for trial at the county court to-morrow afternoon. 'This will be the third court jn sue- gonsion which Kingston and Frontenac huxs fuiled to supply with a docket. ye Madden will open the court, and a have to allow the jurors two days pay. Mrs, Horatio Blake and two children who has "been visiting her brother, Charles Cunuinghun, has returned to home in Watertown, N.Y. od Sie or elt 0000000000 'Q | mother and three children were who were charged with disorderly con- duct on board the boat appeared this morning. The case was enlarged until Tacsday morning for the purpose of more evidence, Michael Scully, a batteryman, who appeared on the same charge, was dis- missed, as the acting magistrate did not think there was enough evidence to convict him. James Faves. a vouth who has figured in the police court rest, gave perfectly straight evidence ing the fight, and said that the be aie or was apparently taking a lead- ing part in the row. The prisoner tes- tified in his own behalf, and said'that he was merely defending himself, as' the rest of the mob were attacking him. Mayor Bell saw fit to believe his story and dismissed tht case. Robert Southwick, charged with be- ing drunk, in the city on Saturday night, was allowed to go with a war- ning. WHOLESALE MASSACRES. Of Armenians, As Result Sultan's Irade. Special to the Whig. Constantinople, " June 13.--Armenian patriarchs have received information that an irade has been issued by »the sultan, which has resulted in whole sale massacres and the destruction of Armenian property, ing to information, - two days were devoted to massacres, May 16th and June 3rd. On one of these days fifteen villages, were destroyed in the district of Chetas, and twenty-two in the district of Hyan. Of a population aggregating: 5,000 persons, 2,000 were massacred, of TWO OTTAWA FIRES, Baker's Laundry, And Cab Sta- ble Suffer. Special to the Whig Ottawa, June tl ~Fire which broke out in Baker's steam laundry, this morning, did $1,500 damage. The roof caught from a spark, and the blaze made groat headway. The fire was confined chiefly to the upper story. Fire early this morning broke out in Williams" cab stable, doing $2,500 damage. One horse and several car: riazes were burned. The origin was a mystery. 'PUT TO DEATH. In Electric Chair At Sing Sing 4 Prison. Special to the Whi i or, N.Y., June 13.<Albert 4 K ng, who murdered John Mar- | tine in. Port Jervis and Oscar Borgs- || trom, who killed his wife in Mount i Kisco, were put to death in the elec tric chair at Sing Sing prison this : morning. | -- '| Special to the Whi Se rnd oy Funk 13.--Five mem- bers of a "Family named Smith have been drowned near here. The father, the | vietims of the unpredecented flood {from which the district is now suffer- ------ All Were Drowned. Indicted For Murder. *{ Special o fhe Whig ow ne ne. 13.~Mrs. Nan Pat- terson, ks dctress who was with (| Cavsar Young, the bookmaker in a cab, on June 4th, when he was shot and killed, was, to-day, indicted wurder in the first degree. King Carlos: was ontertained at Yteahlust on board the U. 8. flagship | Koarsarge, by Rear Admiral Barker. '| locate" on the state lands in the Adirondacks jn the future. The NH American liner Al bane arrived at Halifax on Friday for BE dur- ames T. Th injured by falli ot lpn ol le at London, died fc ent of dwell- in Hamilton will "oe increased | rty-five : A obs of Pasteur Institute tan at Paris inks he has located he sicrohe of No squatters are Fg allowed to itive Russians. with 851 fi The have carried the state of Oregon in the elections last woek by very majorities. Rev. "Oharies Smith, Hothodist Enis. copal minister, Binghampton, , is charged with improper conduct. So far the receipts of the St. Louis Purchase Exposition are far behind any previous expositions held in Ame- * Wiha Glenn, a West Chester, Pa., boy, had his our displaced in fall- ing from a cherry tree, but will re- cover, Mrs. Simpson, wile of A. F. Simp- son, collector of inland revenue, died at her residence in Lennoxville, Que., on Monday morning. Icebergs are at. present a great menace to North Atlantic vessels, and several incotning steamers have had Very nAFTow ese Donald Marshal Ee Rat Portage, is gazetted inspector of licenses for the district of Rainy river west instead of A. M. Rowe, resigned. Development work will shortly be started on the extensive iron proper- ties of the Messrs. Caldwell, Lema- gaine district, New Ontario. John Mitchell, of strike mining fame, is on his wav to England, and will study industrial conditions in Great Britain and Europe before his return, The newspapers report great dis tress in Vladivostok arising from the enhanced prices of food and it is fear- ed that the stock of petroleum and candles is giving out, Two nineteen-year-old boys, one the son of the deputy auditor of Musca- tine, Iowa, confess to trying to ex- tort $4,000, by threats to murder Peter Musser and' daughter. On Thursday last Capt. Lahey, postmaster at Falls Creek, Pa., was shot by a burglar and later the burg- lar was shot by the Rev. Dr. Chis holnr as he was entering the latter's house. Senator Henry Cabot 's hos- tility towards reciprocity with Can: ada has developed antagonism to Now England. It is said he may be compelled' to resign his seat in the senate. The United States government will throw open to the public on June 26th some nine million acres of land free in Nebraska. It will be given only to actual settlers, and will be the last free gift of land given by the government. Major H. S. Bénner, Gettysburg, re- ceived $20, with interest at six per cent., for forty "years, from a com- rade in the Union army, who had borrowed the money while they were confined jogethr in prison at Ply- mouth, N.C., after their capture in the campaign of 1864. PALMA TROPHY PHY SCANDAL. It Is Well It He Has turned. Chicago British-American. The winning of the Palma trophy for rifle shooting by the American team, in a contest with Joprose nta- tives of Great Britain and », has given rise to another A le scandal. The terms of competition demanded that cach contesttint should employ the rifle used by the regular armies of their respective countries, The British Rifle Association now charges that the American contes- tants used rifles with a barrel difier- ent from the regular service pattern. Gen. Spencer claims, in defence, that Been Re- the rifles were used in good faith, and that as "no protest was made against their use," the actiom was legitimate. The general just have an oblique idea of t most olementary morals. The obligation to wse the re- gulation weapon was absolute, and the 'American representatives knew it. That no objection was only shows that it never occurred to the other contestants that wny national representatives would resort to dis honesty to secure an uifair adven- tage. The London Thies declares that the conduct of fs American competitors "renders futther competi- tion for the trophy inpoysible for honorable gentlemen. is a pity that those who thus "tale our nation- al sportsmanship could not be to derstand that victories secured by pou means are only esteemed, here as abroad, as of degra- dation and shame, It is well tha that trophy has been returned England. -------- -- _ Toronto Street Market. Toronto, June 13.--Wheat, white, bush. , wheat, red, bush., 93c.; wheat, spring, bush, 90e.; wheat, goose, bush, T7§c; oats, ro Sos, 36¢. to 37c.; peas, bush., 65¢c. to Cfic.; batley, bush., 450.; hay, timothy, & ton, $10 to $11; hay clover, $7 to 50; straw, per ton, "80 to $10; apples, per bbl, 81.75 to $2.50; dressed hogs, Sa.50 to $7; eggs, per dozen, 10. to 8c; hutter, dairy, 17c. to 18¢.; but- ter, creamery, 18c. to 2le.; chickens, per Ib, Me. to 18e.; turkeys, per 1b. 16¢. to Mc.; potatoes, per bag, 95c. to $1; cabbage, per dozen, $1 to $1.50; beef, hindguarters, $7.50 to 89; beef, forequarters, 85.50 to $6.50; beef. choice, carcase, 87 to $7.25; beef, med- inm, carcase, £6 to 0.50; lambs, year. lings, $10 to 811; mutton, per ewt., _ Found in a Fort Dungeon--Dr. Brought Booty to The City. under , in a dungeon- like place, they had seen a large qtIE of ammunition, a bicycle and other articles. Police Constables Di aod Hughes, accompanied by a couple of the you men, went L over last evening, soon found that the booty stored thtre was all stolen propertv. They secured ropes from Private McIntosh at Fort Hen- ry. and hoisted the materials from their hiding place. There were about 200 pounds of gun-cotton, 200 pounds of powder, a larger quantity of cart- ridges and fuse, a case of lyddite, a "bicycle, an oil stove and 'a sewing machine. The bicycle was iA one stolen a few months ago from Dr. Anglin's. Most of the ammunition be- longs to the Royal Military College The chief of police sent over a wag- gon, and the booty was brought to the city and locked up. . Why the things were placed in that out-of-thi- ~way tower was a mystery to the police at first, but the two constables who took charge of the matitr think they have a clue, and there may be some developments in a day or two. It is suspected that the thieves were getting readv to take the stolen goods across the river to¥ tht States. There may be more stolen goods in that' vicinity, and no doubt next Sunday will see a laree number of strollers makine an examination of the old fortifications, which make ad- mirable hiding-places. INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up By Reporters On Their Rounds. W. E. Barsa, Alexandria Bay, is in the city. W. J. Greenshields, Toronto, was in town to-day. J. J. Belfie, Gananoque, town to-day. was in Dr. Bermingham returned to New York this afternoon. Miss M. L. Guess, Murvale, was in town this afternoon. Mrs. G. Asselstine, Gananoque, was in the city to-day. C. L. Bass, who has been out near Winnipeg for the past two months, was home over Sunday. N. B. Miller, H. Rooney, Ge. A. Thompson and James Russell, Napa nee, were city visitors to-day. Remember the sale of ladies $3 pa- tent leather shoes for $2.25, this week only, at the Lockett Shoe Store. See the window. W. J. Parker and bride, New Haven, Conn., were in the city a few days last week with Mrs. W. S. Parker, Colborne street. Dr. 8. H. McCammon is in Coalinga, California, for the benefit of his health. He has taken charge of the office work for the Kern Trading & Oil company. Fred Williams, of Rockport, is in the city superintending the placing of a new boiler in his steamyacht, Myrtle. The work is being done by Selby & Youlden. ADDRESS TO PASTOR. Bath Methodists Welcome Their Pastor. Bath, June 11.--On the return of our pastor, Rev. H. 8. Spence from conference, ha was met at the parson age, under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid by quite a large number of mem bers of the Methodist church on Sat- urday afternoon. Dinner was served by the ladies, aud there was a very en- joyable time, after which the follow- ing address was read : Reverend and Dear Brother : We the members and adherents of the Metho- dist church gather together, to-day, to greet and welcome you back to Bath for the fourth vear. We are aware of the responsibilities vou as- sume and the anxieties which natural ly come to a man in your position, who desires the welfare of his people, but on the other hand we believe you doubly compensated by the thought that you art conscientiously doing your duty and that vou are anpreci- ated and have a warm place in the hearts and affections of the members of your congregation. We leave the management in your hands for an other yvar hoping and praying that ; this year may be the most prosper ous of your ministry. Signed on be half of the Songregation.--N. H. Peter- son, S. L. Nash. Sale Of Pat. Leathor Shoes. For this week only we will sell five different makes of ladies' patent lea ther Oxfords and lace boots. Regular price $3 for $2.25. Thtse include Fm- ress and American makes. The Loc- ett Shoe Store, To free themselves from the voke of sympathetic strikes which their lead ers have declared menace their pro- gress, the 2,000 union butchers affili ated with the Chicago packing trades council, have withdrawn from that body. Screen Doors, Window Screens, Oil Stoves, and everything you need in your home this summer. Best goods, lowest prices J. NUGENT & CO. King St., Next to McPartand's. "ENJOY A DRIVE? Then make it doubly enjoyable by en- raging one of our Ane turnouts, and showy horses. HARDING'S LIVERY, & A580cto 190, veal, per ewt, $7.50 to S5ak Lung SR gy . ~ Anglin's Bicycle Recovered-- 4 ™ \ 438 St. Paul Se, MONTREAL, For Cool : . Prettiness There is nothing to be com- pared to the New White Shirt Waists We are now showing. "If "you re not. using SEAL BRAND p COFFEE forward us your name and address, We" will send you a liberal sample, with instructions for making--and also tell you where fF g You can buy it. @ GOOF FOFRARG Every good style, every fashionable wrinkle, and prices so moderate, too, for really well-made Waists. Wecan only mention a few : -- White Shirt Waists $1, 1.25, 1.39, 1.49, 1.69, 1.75. White Shirt Waists $2, 1.99, 2.25, 2.49 and others. Summer Corsets The ever necessary Corset is here in all the summer coolness you require. Put away the heavy Winter Corset and get into a Sum- mer Weight that will more than save its cost in ease and coolness. Here is a list of the good ones, for which this store is noted. Pick and choose you won't find a style that's poor or a fit that is not correct. Eclipse Summer Net Corset, 35c. Dominion Summer Net Corset, SOc. Fairy, Fine White Batiste, Z5c. Elete, Fine White Batiste, $1. French Model, White Batiste, $1.25. French Model, White Batiste, $1.50. French Model, $2. French Model, White Silk Finished Brocade, $3.50. and beautifully made. This a very light , weight but strong .- Q ~ amma Diam ee oe hp op) 210 Wellington St, 'Phone 236. Dongola Laced Boots at $2 and $2.50 Are the best we have ever seen for the money, solid leather and good shapes THE LOCKETT SHOE STORE Our Men's Box Calf and The best Mattrass made. The only Ventilated Maty Does not Pack. Can't ge. humpy. Last a dlliatime. Is perfectly resistent. Marshall Sanitary Pill Ackma Bol Eye Nec yes ta Sapefully Examine Glasses Prope; ii in any style, a es to suit every Spectacle lass wearer Optical Repairs promptly & SMITH BFE Jewelers and Opticians, 350 King ¢ FOR. SAI Will Sell Cheap fo: $400 Grand -Mendelss In service 8 months: ow city, 196 Johnston sirect. DENTAL OF 19 Montreal St., Cor. A. E. KNAPP, B.A, LD 'Phone 652. Ground Fl r. George F. Baler, Prd Wellington St., derchants' Rank. ram A COOK, AT ONCE Iroquois Hotel. eee enetene-- A TUTOR (FEM! 1), FOR lady. Addr A GOOD COOK. APPLY Hora, 45 King street, o'clock in the evening. -------------------------- A GOOD GENERAL SER once. Apply Mrs. Alexa 164 Barrie street A GOOD ACTIVE BOY, 7 the hardware business Lemmon, Claxton & Law TO PURCHASE, A DWELL 5 to 10 acres, in suburb: Real Estate Agency, 51 A HOUSEKEEPER, BY A ly gentleman, living in milking or farm work. H C. Rothwell, Collins DETECTIVE--Can you sp your time for proital work ? No experience ns American Detective Ass dianapolis, Ind. ---------------------- LADIES--$15 PER WEEK | home; materials free, no beautiful sample sent fre { addressed envelope. Con New York. -------------------------- CONTRACTS TO FURNIS and keep lawn and gard by the season or hour. done promptly under my Geo. Lloyd, Nelson s houses. ARE YOU INDEPENDENT vou a boss? Get ou and be free. /Write G Co., London, Ont. 'an show you the way started thousands on 1 freedom. MEN AND WOMEN TO rapid knitting machines homes, making work f trade; no experience, nc steady work, wood nd no indre Home. Industri Knitt 39, Windsor, FOR )R SALE. me RTT ALL OUR STOCK OF SHI Violins, ete, | ivel Sheldrick & Son, 213 I SHOP, DWELLING 40 Princess s No. ¥ Ho THE ises, ed hy Maker Bros. Mudie, Solicitor. FINE CARRIAGE AND Black Robes, and Do Harness, nearly new. at 146 Ordnance Street, THE REAL ESTATE ON formerly occupied by Stearne, There are se of office furniture whicl cheap. Sale, Desk, $ ch a flice on 1 y Mom Fixecutos son Montague. LOST. ee A PAIR, OF GOLD RIM Gladses on Saturday. return to this office ------------------ PEARL CRESCENT TIN, day. Finder returning office will be: rewarded. A PURSE, ON PRINCE! on Saturday, small U Purse: chain attached leaving at this office A - TO-1ET. TWO COTTAGES STILL alla Point, for the partly furmished Noutray. Stella Point Nathan Weinhatt, New he salesman, prob 8. Harris, Chicag)