est 0 degrees Cook's s no other «3 fs 11] E -- Sg = : =|15 inion Dey : July 1st; re- 1 '60 - oy Excursions TO 00 y. Regira Jaw Swan River Saskatoon - - 'Prince Albert - Macleod - - Calgary - - - Red Deer - - 36% Strathcans - - 030 Going JUNE 14th, 28th and JULY nh, until Aug. 15th, 29th and Return a veh. are 'wot good on " Imperial K. & P. and C.P.R. 8 Tn {nw 35 2% 6 0 2% 00 |r i United cicutars. at (fice. Ontario ; NWAY. F. A. FOLGER, JR., F . Pass. . Gen. Supt Train leaves Kingston 8:10 a.m. Y OF QUINTE RAILWAY NEW Ew SHORT LINE FOR Tweed, Napanee, Deseronto, and all Jocal points. Train leaves City Hall Pepot at 4 pam. F. CONWAY, Agent, pq By. Kingston. DAILY | EXCURSION RATES FROM KINGSTON 0 WORLD'S FAIR ST. LOUIS, NO. $22 (Good for 15 days). $29.35, (Good for 60 days). $35.20 (Good until Dec. 15th, 1904. Stop-overs allowed at any intermedi- ate station in Canada, also Detroit and RE TRIP--Hamilton Falls, $1.10 additional. Dominion Day Return tickets will be issued at Single First-Class Fare Good going Thursday, June 30th, and day, July 1st, Po returning on or before Monday July 4th, 1904, so Niagara For Pullman accommodation, tickets, it other information, apply to ade J. P. MANLEY, Agent, Corner Johnston and Ontario strecls ALLAN LINE NDERRY LIVERPOOT {LOD From Quebec From Moutreal. Tunisian, Fri. July $ am. 3 * Jomian, Fri. July Bavastan, Fri. July Parisian, Fri. July Fist Cabin, $70 cording to steamer; erpool and Londonderry and $42.50, London, $2 Class, superior accomy \ from Liverpool, Derry, Glasgow, $15. 10 london, £15. from London, §17 Through tickets to South Africa MONTREAL TO GLASGOW, DIRECT, ® Pretorion. .x 4: Wed.- duly 6, (daylight) : NEW YORK TO GLASGOW Numidian, . . Thurs. July Rates by above Glasgow application J. P. HANLEY, Agent, GTR. City Pepot J P. GILDER- Clarence Strect Passenper SLEEVE, QUEBEC STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED. River and Gulf of St. Lawrence trimmed with wide Vales satin Low, @ By the tion and suannual . wearing of an E. T. Corset beauty of form can be cultivated. € There is an for you that v l es of the fashionable figure. € Ak your dealer 10 fit you with the corset that suits your figure. @ Better Than Ever MYERS' CELEBRATED HOME- noes laceand ad adop Corsets Made Mince Meat, Pork Sausages, Ten- der! Brawn. or i Cheese All Cooked S Nacon and All to be found at 60 Brock strect. "home §70 WOOD YARD _JUST OPENED Hard and Soft Siabs constantly on hand J. GORRIE. ust "MAPLE LEAF" 1 CANNED SALMON PACKED SKIFFS FOR SALE. NEW, BEST WHITE CEDAR, VARN- ished, 17 to 1R ft Aprvly to A. fcCorkill, boat builder, corner Gore and Ontario street. FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. DOUBLE PARLORS, WITH PRIVATE NOTES ON RASEBALL, AND OTHER SPORTS. Brantiord Goes Down For Sham- rock Game~Scholes Creates Good Impression--Erne Gives Fitzsimmons Hard Work--Will Pittsburg Win ? Bill Dincen has won 11 out of 13 games for the champion Bostons. Pittsburg has 'released Pitcher Scan- Jon, Me is to play with Plattsburg, Brantiord's team will leave to-night for the Minto Cup holiday game with Montr Shamrocks. * local yachts which will. com- pete at the Dominion Day regatta in Gananoque, will leave here Thursday afternoon. Catcher Robinson will sever his con- nection with the Baltimores, July Sth. He will be replaced by Byers, former ly of the St. Louis Nationals, The Brownswood bowling team beat the Canadians at Stoke Newington hy SN to 39. The home team Yee holders of the London and Southern Coun: ties Challenge Shield. Outfielder Barr, of the New York State League, has joined Buffalo team in Newark. Manager Stallings has also secured Pitcher Green, who was the star pitcher of the New Eng- and League last season. he says that Scholes' has ereated a most favorable impression. He is a chip off the old block. Scholes will not admit the possibility of his defeat. The Cana- : would be most popular. orisman rowir i . four to one is laid on Kel ly win. Scholes is the second fave. rite and Rixon third Reeves, commodore of the wht Club, Watertown. has lated Commodore of Miller, of Quinte club, on its fora will be the tion a cruise on bay, i adquarters at Gln Ie land, "from July 3rd to. 30th, in which forty vachfs will take part. JA nd illuminated carni ures Arthur Irwin is credited "Pittsburg i¥ going pennant to ain this year. I York, Cincinnati and the' past ten days, ¢ they are go- nsi hegin- natural and g full speed no- from capturing their gait, front entrance prly dt' ** Aven more '--207 William stent BOARD. FIRST CLASS ROOMS AND BOARD, 102 Bagot street, TO-LET. FERRY SER- easantly situated ar Ferry landing For to Wolfe Island P.O, BROCK SI FUATED ON ar moderate ren- STORAGE IN THE 0 King street J. 8S. 'R. STEARN BUILD- rat and mouse MoCann, 5 Broek ing, 2 LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS r t rooms, wit ut Loard THREE with A v 160 King Summer Cruises in Cool Latitudes Twin Screw Iron SS. *' Campana.' with electric lights, electric bells and ail modern comfort. t. 1LS FROM MONTREAL ON MON- DAYS at 8 p.m., 4th and 18th July 1st and 15th and 29th August: 12th aud 26th Scptember, for Pictou, N.S., calling at Quebec, Caspe, Alal Bay, Perce, Cape C Grand River, Summerside, P.E.L, and Charlottetown, P.E.1. The finest trip of the seasom for health and comfort. ARTHUR AHERN, Secrctary, Quebec. tickets and staterooms apply to J. P. HANLEY, or J. P. GILDER- SLEEVE, Ticket Agemts, Kingston, Ont ---------------------------------------------- ee The Bay of Quinte Route DAILY SERVICE BR Rochester, N. Y., & 1000 Islands STRS. "NORTH KING" AND "CASPIAN" Commenting 25th June, leave K ston daily. except Monday, at © pm. for Bay of Quinte Ports and Tort of Rochester, N.Y. Returning. will ar- rive at 10:00 a.m. same days ant leave for Thousand Islands, calling at Alexan- Bay and Gamanoque. STR. "ALETHA" Leaves Mondavs at 5:00 p.m. for I'ic- ton and Bay of Quinte Ports. Huo For further isformation apply to ¥ E: HORSEY, @. P. & F. Agent, King- on, Ont. J. P. Hamley,.'. P. Gildersiceve, Jas ats, t & Co. Ageats 1 PLL uy a 3 18 Daily Line Toronto, Clariotte, Thousand Islands, Brockville, Prescott and Montreal. ve Kingston ily, except Monday Rs % ann" Some West. 8 | Norta, Lr urn E to Clayton, 1,000 Island Brockville or Prescott, going and 3 Ripe Sunday omly. Single fare. | Tag ton 'to Montreal and return. Go- » Saturday or Sunday. lleturning, R., Mouday. Fare, liton, Toronto, Bay of Quinte and Montreal Line, i ,LEAVE KINGSTON: GOING 1A ST--Wednesiays, ! A ndavs, at 4:30 p.m. GQ WESTTuesdays, Thursdays Saturdays, at 11:30 p.m. -HANLEY, JAS. SWIFT & CO Ticket Agent Freight Agent er ee---------- IF YOU WANT To buy a Dwelling, Building Lot, Farm, Country Store, or a Oty Business, please call and #8 our list and get particulars. A. F. BOND. Fridays, Gi ad 4p} FOR ALE. Horizontal, Statiosary Boilers one 8 Horse "ower Horizontal Slide Valve Engine, all mn perfect con- dition, used ouly a short time and will be sold at a low price ope Heversible Marine Portahle gine and Boiler, suitable for work or Steam Yacht. about horse power, cost $150; will ba sold for $75. Bale Wire for building Rail Fences, 75¢. per hundred pounds, will do tne work of wire costing 3 times she. price. Apply to J. A. Gould & Jc. Cor. King and Queen streets PETACHED, SOLID BRICK HOUSE Frontevac Street, mear Princess Lot 06 feet front er on street, 7 rooms by 154 feet deep. Lots of room to build. Also good barn, sheds and large poultry house. Apply through Whig oflice ee ------ 3 BOTH \pouT 14 t new o1 r TEAM . 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MARGARETS ss Residential and ie A highk-clai x for Girls. : 1 Day School ip: Specialists Modern equipment. on of the | t of | annual tournament of the Canadian Golf Association to amateur and open chap, the dominion opened | Royal i | on the links of the Roval Goli Club, to-day. The play | I continue through the remainder he week. Jud from the large number" and of the con testanis the rnament will prove to A peculiar play came up in the fifth inning at Ci nati when Huggins beat out his bunt in front, of the plate. Burke came tear in after the ball and picked it and not heing in position scooped it back to Mclean, who to throw it to first, but the lit d speedy tle second baseiian had it beat. With a slower r then Huggins, St Louis would have ubtedly pulled thi culiar play oft changes his mind Frank turn to the ring. Erne is o his powers to a test. He joined Be tzsimmon's 'camp at mhurst, » Cornishman is w his mill with and Erne mber of lately Although Erne is fullv fifty pounds lighter than "Lank Bob." he manages to hold his own and give plenty of fast work. » Commenting npon the release of Bill correspond- wv, whom it star in Father and Daughter {| Were Great Sufferers From Kidney | Disease And Pains in The Back--Now Unite in Praise of "DR. CHASE'S KIDNEY-LIVER PILLS who are best aoqnainted with Chase's Kidney-Liv- wonder at tie im- family medi- Those | the merits of Dr {er Pills do not nense popularity as a - thousands of cases they have V | cured wh physicians and ordinary | tnedicines have faile his is the t by which they been proven. + is a letter. we + just receiv- r A ma Avouy ch Whig | od i o Edward Island : fart laps, Fpouss Trou lot 1, postoffice P. ii ET "About thres years ago EDUCATIONAL. as seized with a severe disease, which caused ring, as well as anxicty should bee me prove fatal. We i Dr. Chase Pills and he pegan at ye under this treatm gradually disappe ailment or ohtained toms il he be then w I cep these pills in the r use in the case of sickness kind come time TI suffered from in the Wl of the back and ving ills and though I was hv a doctor at considerable ». 1 coukl obtain no lasting ¢ until T used Dr. Chase's Kid- Pills, which seemed to 'be tod to my ailment. Father | I are greatly pleased with the lent medicine and wish to recom- it to athers." : r. Chase's Kidney Liver Pills, one pill a dose, 25 _ cents a box, at afl dealers, or Fdianson, Bates & Co, To protect you against -imi- portrait and signature of | Tgronte | sion Ch the famous receipt ipe. A, W. Chase, the 'fo D Hank author, are om every box of his ! remedies. on Saturdav, ! is as far south as Rome. % \ i Je put Tauggue has bien Pleat y Manager Harps, Cy. Towns- end is now playing the initial bag for the Seals. Massey plaved pood ball in the east, and had an excellent record, which brought. him a fat monthly sti pend from the Jo manager, who ex- pected in returnigome wonderful ball: playing from the big casterner. Man- ager Harris ted to release Mas. sey, but it ply a matter - of business, and a8 Bill was drawing one of the largest ies. paid in this league, the Ig manager found it necessary to make the change." LEAVES FOR PRESCOTT. The Dredge. Finished Its . k. Ganan y 283.~The Ganan- oque Fiel entrained at noon to-day fof. n: Many are won- dering why : shart distance was the det : practical experi-. ence in | sand savoring less of the pienic styles The m ty Col. Young, is the will at great street: dttraction here. He attend to-morrow at Lansdowne, Father ('Gorman's picnic. Several of our young bankers are camping out 'on the lake shore. "Stag" parties are quite in evidence. Hugh Wilson's stallion ran away this evening. A ehild in the rig was fortunately hauled out before the fin- al "smash up' came, A dance is being given tonight in Turner's Hall, by a few of the bovs. The government dredge which has been working on our water front and creek for the last two months, leaves to-morrow for Prescott. FALL OF .BALFOUR CABINET. Dissolution is Expected on Army Reform Bill. New York, June 29. from London says a calinet erisis rapidly approaching. In political cir cles it is generally agreed that the final days of the ealinet are at hand. Premier Balfour i: expected to have hard work to held his party together until autumn. The army reform bill, it is predict: ed, will be-the rock on which the gov ernment ship. will founder, and cause dissolution of the cabinet in Septem ber. All eyes are turned on Chamberlain, but at present it js impossible to say who the next premier will be. A eal slegram is YOUTHFUL GROOM A BIGAMIST Two Wives He Deceived Embrace In Court. London, June 20.-A painful scene was witnessed at Scarborough yester day when Benjamin Grey, a groem, aged twenty one, was committed to York assizes for bigamy. Both wives in court. The first "he married three years ago;- the second, who is inst nineteen, he married only ten days ago. The latter, upon econclud ing her evidence, fell fainting into her father's arms. On returning into court she tearfully embraced the first Mrs. Grey, who was also weeping pite- ously, - rps ernts | Facts About Canada's Size. Canada contains one-third of the whole area of the British empire. Canada extends over twenty degrees of latitude. Canada extends over an area equal ing from Constantinople to the North Pole. Only one-fourth of Canada is occu pied. Canada's préportion of population is only 1.5 to the square milé England's population is 558 to the square mile; the United States' 21. Canada has a million square miles of practically unexplored territory. Canada is bounded by three oceans Canada is 3.500 miles wide from cast to west, and 1,400 'from north to south Canada has enough territory to/pive each inhabitant 400 acres. > Canada is as large as thirty United Kingdoms. Canada is as large 'as eighteen Ger manys., Canada's area is nearly double Pri tain's Indian possessions. Canada is larger than Australasia la is eighteen times as large as were FP twenty, times as large as Spain. Canada is thirty-three times as large as Italy. Ontario 'is four times as large as Englamd. Quebec is nearly three times as large as the United Kingdom. Manitoba large as England and Scotland Canada's four organized territories are larger than France and Germany. Canada's three far northern districts of Mackenzie, Ungava and Franklin are larger than China proper. dritish Columbia is the largest Canada's provinces, British Columbia could hold twenty four Switzeriaeds. Prince Edwwd Island is the small est provinee. The mariti of provinces are nearly as large as J wgland and Wales, The Yukon district is alnost as large as Fraice Canada has a rontinuous waterway of 2,384 miler from the month of the St. Lawrence to the head of Lake Su perior 3 Canada's Mackenzie river. is With its tributaries, 2500 miles long, equal to the distanee from Liverpool to Hali fax. Canada's Mackenzie river js with its length equnl to two-thirds of the dis tance across Canada, The Yukon river is 2,300 miles long, as far as from Liverpool to Halifax. Canada has 6,000 miles of water wavs from the St. Lawrence to the Mackenzie with less than 150 miles of a land brea, The distance from Halifax to Van- conver ix greater than the distance from Halifax to London, Ying. Victoria is half-way between Lon- don and Hong Kong. The most southerly part of Ontario is of Lifehuoy soap--disinfectant--is strong- 'Iv. recommended by the medical pro- fession as a safeguard against infec- tious disvases. Everybody is {alking of going to Watertown with the Prentice Boys' ex- enrsion Dominion day. Ae A ---- a RICHARD J. FINNEGAN SHOT IN BUTTE, MONT. Murder : Double Life Led By Wealthy And Heretofore Respected Woman. Butte, Mont., June 28.--In a sensa- tional statvment made by him before his death, Richard J. Finnegan, of 6113 West Adams street, Chicago, ae cased Mrs. Elizabeth Morrison, a weal thy widow, of being his murderer. His story disclosed a remarkable double life that has been led by Mrs. Morri- son. In the West Side of this city Mrs. Morrison has maintained a fine home for herseli and her two sons, and was as, a model mother. Accord: ing to Finnegan's statement, howev- vr, she kept a little cabin near ' the graveyard, which he occupied, and where she spent a great deal of her time. Her identity was unknown to the few people living in the vicinity He also stated that he and Mrs, Mor: rison had been intimate for more than a vear, and that they occupied the ca- bin together Thursday, the day of the shooting. About three o'clock in the morning Finnegan was awakened by a shot, the bullet striking his head. He tried to rise and was, shot again, the sec: ond ball grazing his forchead. Mrs. Morrison examined him, according to Finnegan's statement, and finding him still alive, deliberately placed the gun at his chest, and shot him through the body just as he was springing out of bed. Finnegan stageered into a saloon hear his cahin after the shootine. "I am done for; get a doctor," he ex claimed as he entered. With these words he reeled and fell to the floor. The police and friends of the man attempted to get him to reveal the identity of his assailant. He declined. however, until some hours after . the shooting. Appreciating. that the end was near he made a sworn statement a few minutes before his death, de claring that it was Mrs. Morrison who shot Rim. He ascribed the shoot. ing to a dispute over monev matters: search was made for Mrs. Morri son, but she was not found unti] sev. eral hours later. Finnegan was a mining man, A wi dow and five children. now at the West Side address in Chicago, survive him. STORY READS LIKE ROMANCE. Watches Cash GiXl Grow Up, Then Marries Her. New Haven, Conn., June 29.--John Desmond, junior partner of the largest department store in this city, married Mary Maher, head of the lace depart ment of his store. Mr. Desmond is about forty five years old. When he came here from San Francisca a poor boy twenty vears ago M Maher was the young est girl in the store, She is now near ly twenty-nine years old, The young man took & faney to the pirl and hne watched her career with interest, His first wife did several years ago. Mr. Desnibnd is a leading member of the New Haven Yacht club and be- longs to the Catholic club of New York city. Steamer For Ottawa. Steamer Rideau King leaves for Ot tawa Mondays and Thutsdays at 6 a.m. James Swift & Co., agents. Dowsley, M. The wedding of W. C. A. Lucy Patterson was and Miss | rtly solemnized at Athens on Tues day morning. Mr. Dowsley is the capable classical master of the high schopl. ; There's summer satisfaction | "Fit-Reform" Clothes. Mental and & fi physical. Their lightness makes "% : them luxuriously cool. 'Their per fect fit--their style and grace--en- able a man to be well-dressed and | comfortable. ' That's an unknown 8 combination without "Fit-Reform. English Flannels and Serges-- Scotch and Irish Tweeds and Homespuns. 4 Sd 'Suits, $13 to $30. : ECZEMA ON LITTLE GIRL Sleepless for Mother CURED- BY CUTICURA Had Given up All Hope of Ever Making Any Cure, "My little girl has been suffering for two years or more from ecsena, and during that time I could mot get a BIRhES slesp, a4 hor ailment waa Jory -" : i | ; i : : i 3 3 2 £7 i is HE i i 7 : i en Sif » » :. 5 2 i i i i i f i I i | of Ef R £ Ff 1] ! i 2g H | ; I i} ; : g i § 5 2 g iit 1! i : i t ! i EER 5° =2E§ 8 £% iss E Armv Service Foot Powder 10c. Gib- son's Red Cross drug store. » Cool Lace Boots, $1.50. | 81. Boots, 11 to 13, $1.15. Boots, 8 to 10, $1. $1. 11 to 2, 80c. fords, 80c. and 75¢. Dr. KOHR MEDICINE €O.. P.O. DRAWER & use is economical as well as convenient. Canvas That You Want for Summer Wear. White or Pearl Canvas Boys' Pearl Canvas Lace Boots, sy 1 to 8, Youths' White Canvas Lace Little Gents' White Canvas Lace Ladies' White Canvas Oxfords, Misses' White Canvas Oxfords, o Children's White Canvas Ox- Also many other cheaper lines.