SUITS | bially hard to please. The | to carry a heavy stock in We recognize the difficulty ar-young fellows, but insteag ck to lessen the danger of e have adopted the policy of of suits and having them, tive and cut so natty that ound to Sell. uits the prices begin as low steps to $8.50. $10, $12, EVERY ONE OF THEM. AGENTS FOR BARRING- BIBBY CO. hers, Oak Hall, Kingston. at SRILA LcssvtIv BP = wooden Baock- 3 avd Tabs, get EDDY'S JRE (RE LONGER MONEY. Ee -- Basins, etc. DY'S MATCHES, For 8%'an Flest player, had her for his partner. Lord Charles Montague also paid her much attention, while"Lord Brooke was de lighted to find in her a sympathetic listener to his many exciting ences in the far cast. Mrs, Astor exercises a wonderful® traction wherever she goes. Mis. Ca endish Bentinck gave a smart dinner for her, as did Mrs. Leggett, who had the Mgrchioness of Granby, La Charles A ed, and enstein to meet her, She is looking for a house in Lon dou, and admits that Mrs. Chauncey in Hertford street wonld suit, but it scems- they are mot very good fri Even The Doctors Say So Ask them about vour corns--the prescription is invariably one bottle of Putnam's Painless Corn Fxtvartor Fifty years in ne experi Prince ends ) nse, certain nd prompt. Use only 'Putnam's' "Furniture cream' that does all that's required, at Chown's Drug Store, William Henry Watson died at lis home in Linden, Genesee county, Mich March 26th, 1905. He was born Bloomfield. mn HALO STI | an experiment ? ne of the hundreds of es on the market. me, they go, and are on forgotten. r want to be cured? en take a medicine that been tested and tried, eration after genera- 1. A medicine that has n a household remedy sixty years, Ayer's saparilla. ntelligent, thoughtful more and more upon paration. ; OF ACTRESS PRAISES PE-RU-NA. RE eee oowe Miss Julia ip has the following to say York City, ent of the great remedy, Perun 8 nerve tonic. 1 do so most yeartily."=--Julia Marlowe. Servousness is yory common among wumen. This condition is due to anemic wove penters. The nerve centers are syeservoirs of nervous vitality. These waters become bloodless for want oper nutrition. This is especially tr et result of weak nerves. This conld be easily obviated by { woh of the difficulty by correcting t Digestion furnishes nut MISS JULIA MARLOWE, AO00000000000000000000000000000000000000 nt letter to Tho Peruna Meci- SaAfoce Marlowe of New $ rp glad to write my endorse- ja the spring season. Every spring a Jee of invalids aro produced as the di- weof Peruna. Peruna strikes at the $10,000 forfeit if we cannot produce the original witer and signature of above testimonial which well | demonstrates its full genuineness. = tion for the nerve centers. Properly di- gested food furnishes these reservoirs of life with vitality which leads to strong, steady nerves, and thus nourishes life. Peruna is in great favor among wo- men, especially those who have voca- tions that are trying to the nervous sys- tem. Peruna furnishes the lasting in- vigoration for the nerves that such peo- ple so much need. Thousands of testi- monials from women in all parts of the United States are being received every year. Such unsolicited evidence surely proves that Peruna is without an equal as a nerve tonic and a vital in- vigorator. Buy a bottle of Peruna today. If you do not receive all the bene fits from Peruna that you ex- pected, write to Dr. Hartman, Co- lumbus, Ohio. of of ue he he ri- SSS FOR SALE. L018, 18, 14 AND Avene © Awply 1. Bawden, 38 Clarence St Apply 49 Colhorna street - - Salisying Things at Oe Salmon (Saturday fine... 1 fuk, Salmon His \oicereasr oo . Sardines, Crossed Fish Brand {ehoice) per tin ... Sngbolfs Condensed POE AID ies nin Yoctroni and Vermicille, 2 pk able Salt, 3 bags ... ih, 3 cans ......... ., Simin, Pron: s. 6 Ibs. . hong igs, 5 lbs. ..... Fie Old Choose, Tomato 2 Ibs, rive 206 sve are thice' Set Oranges, per doz. Hera e th Te vy os 20¢., MWe., 0c, Hx ey are the prescription of . ps do : * i=. | Hugo, of Paris, one of the world" Bitter Oranges, per doz. .. 150] grooms trans 1 He, worl 3 IW. VANLUVEN. 246 Princess St. Phone 4i7. PEARL STICK PIN FOR GENTLEMEN ®o have at present a complete show- Bg of these goods, small and dainty They contain Ingredients Just igns in 14k aved with pearls. | f@centiy discovered, proved by Something really P pearis. | scientists to be of the greatest value really new are the GRAPE | to women, These ingredients are lens in whole (round) pearls, ot contained in any other rernedys med not prove expensive; w his explains in part for their being have a 5 We | more effective than the oid Hime Pretty pins at all prices. remedies placed on the ma S M twenty-five years ago. ITH BROS. EWELERS 1f you don't feel as well as you OPTICIANS 8T. NOTICE House.Cleaning Season Here. Get. your Carpets and Rugs Cleaned by our Electric Carpet Cleaner. Thotough rk at moderate Call or rates 'Phone 349. . , . HARVEY MIL ve 172 BACOT STREET. HE PRINTING BUSINESS OF #0 Jon i BUSINESS OF THE ; Rh oh, Mitchell, consisting of Presses. oF hy Pe. Cutting Machine, Cased : 101s pre ' wg t is in first ciass conditi Wotnane 2. 05PoCled at the late place For par ellington St. teulars, apply 1o J. BEUAN 1 J C. M. B. A. Office PIANO TUITION Pupils thoroug In thanry ' Toteph and practice. "Terms 341 Nand 1 wiry 638, or send postal gas 4 v2 Ig. 1758 175i rere ee. st 175d wAKE NOTICE - | Hay n ne a Cl Your stoves, Fur. | LUO TY gor on ol S ret 96) 961 a Brat anger Clothes und vs. st rel a, 908 i Mme, and sou will find the "ler : uiy + THE SECONDHAND DEALER, | c=: - ne - "39% Princess Street. May iH 16 PEMBROKY sewer and water on strect ------------ BUILDING LOT, SOUTH SII street, between Montreal a Satisfying Prices 15. | ordinary medicines. per tin... 15c. NE, hh Printing Business For Sale. 2 "stock i 0 trade. In counnectio ith, are how offered for sale. = , 271 King St., West Special care in primary Women There are several things about Dal That make them different fron E nd The one of greatest interest to you is, that unlike "iquid prepar- ations, they do more than merely st.mulate the user while taking them. They li There are many reasons for this. women, a prescription which embo- dies the skill and experience that comes from forty years' practice as a specialist. They are compounded to meet the needs of sick, tired, and run down /omen,and of them alone. They are for men. ey contain pvery wn modical Ingredient any sirtue to women, ey include spe- uterine tonics, which are not ntained In remedies sold for both men and womens S would lik to just try one box. g06. af dealers, or by mafl postpaid. B. Mi. ROBINSON & CO., Coaticosk, Que. RRR NR rE ----------------ETE 15 COMMERCIAL, STOCK MARKETS. . Telegraphed specially to the ig by Norman Binmore, Manager Hartshorne. Bogert & Battelle, Members New York Stock Exchange, 1561 St. James Street Moutrea! MONTREAL STOCKS : April 1st 11 Pach Street y Street Twin City Transit Detroit United Toledo Railway Montreal Power on of J NEW YORK STOCK JMARK ETS Supplied by W. F. Dever & "o., Market Street; Kingston. Aril tab. Oven. Liose RA Fre sol Roj psy 10s} a'f 67} 1487 1484 hly ES JOAN Is LAB 18 FOR ITS DESPATCHER HAD CONTROL OF TRAINS. other Bank Concern. Spucial to the Whig. - . Montreal, March 1.---The court of review has confirmed the judgment of the court below granting £3,000 dam- ages to Mrs. Thomas H. Atkinson, whose son was killed at Ste, Madelife on September 16th; 1903. The Grand Trunk railway inscribed, in review, against the judgment on the ground that the company was not responsible as the train on which the deceased engineer, and that with which it ided, were Intercolonial trains, and fore, the government was respon- The court confirmed the view that as the Grand Trunk despatcher had charge of the movements of the evening to nice, s® A been seriously il} with typhoid fever, 2 i t a few days, She will be Sheen! dow d reovive. on Fiieaday should attend the * on Wednesday, April 3 six, at liam Newladds. 160 Earl St. | ' sew idea for sutaner will he wien. 4 J by the Young Women's So _ lciety of church. Admission Confirmed the Judgment Grant 10 oehts; ing Damages to the $e Widow of An Engineer--To Miss Rose Brapiff went down this Order the Purchase of An- Brockville, to sée her little Helena Kehoe, who has Mrs, E. F. Osler, Barrie «treet, will and Wednesday, April 11th and X . ' Mrs. Buxton Swith will return town the middle of next week, Miss Macnee is Visiting in Hamil ton, but Miss Alice Macnee came home on Tuesday. to . Nicolle entertained the | ¢ Club, Thutsday evening. the last meeting of the Mrs. John "Lost Heir" This will be season. 'A FORCIBLE SPEECH. Oth, the residence of LONEY'S JUDGE 'TALKS OF references to roughness in sports. addressing that there was which he wished' to bring to their no- grow m in some stances killed ROUGH PLAY. | Thinks Customary Penalties of the | Game Are Wholly Inadequate, and Violent , Mem Should Be Put Out. Ottawa, April 1.-In spring assisvs Justice opening the Teetzel made In said mater the frond jury he in important tice regarding roughoess in lacrosse, football and particularly hockey. The matter, he said, was brought pro minently before him, as he had just presided at the trial in Cornwall of young Loney, who was arraigned for causing . } the death of an opposing slayer in a game at Maxville, The xeitement "of a game, hie lordship said, was too frequently allowed to into passion, which resulted players being injured, and It would be tine ee, Somnpany was responsible. BEEN AFFILIATED. a Jin if heh Tough play should re A special general meeting of are: ; -- sult in the sporti being placed in hulders of the Bank of Montreal, is She Stands Now With British the same class ax cock and bull called for Mav 16th, at which time fights, which the law does not allow, the stockholders will, if they deem it Universities. Ti Jorden. reread thee it was advisable, give the directors the ne- Another. land-mark has been passed necessary in Canada to make such cossary' authority to comclude the [by Queen's University through her | vommrks, and for the sake of Canada purchase of the Peoples' Bank of Hali- | having been dated with the great gd (he sports which are most de fax. According to the legal notice, is | universities of ord and Cambridge. | carving in building up fino physical sued by the Bank of Montreal, that | The council of Cambridge University manhood. he hoped there would be a institution will issue four hundred thousand dollars of capital stock, this being the amount required to make the purchase, in accordance with the agreement already arrived at. THE LABOR SITUATION. The Carpenter's Have Packed Their Kits. The differences between employees and employ have, to-day, assumed a more definite form, in one case the trouble having been amicably arranged and in another the non-agreement of the contractors to the terms of their employees having resulted in the latter packing up their kits and lay ing off work until some settlement is reached, The boss tinsmiths and their em- ployees met, last night, at the invita- tion of the latter, for "a joint confer. ence in the Trades and Labor Hall Both parties were well represented at the mecting and the discussion which ensued was of the most friendly char acter and resulted i in a compromise and settlement, both sides making some concessions, The employees' de mand for an increase from $1.75 to $2.25 per day for the minimum wage was the main sticking point and here after some argument a settlement was made by halving the difference dnd fixing the minimum wage at $2 day. Some other ¢¥anges of lesser portance were made at the wish both sides and the result is that further trouble may this year, at least. The carpenters differences with their employees have, however, resulted more serions developments, ' morning, all union carpenters employ- ed on different building and job works, ceased working on account of their employers failure to comply within the stipulated time. The men are demand ing a £22.50 wage for five nine hour days, with the same wage for eight hours work on Saturday. This last item is said to be the chief grievance with the employers and they refuse to pay a full day's pay for eight hour work. The carpenters meet in their rooms tonight and the contractors ol no bo expected for in meet on Monday night so that it is expected that a joint meeting will be arranged early next week The masons' affairs have not vet reached' a climax as the employers sti'l have another month to sign th agreement submitted by the mason THE DATES FIXED For Dominion Rifle Association Meeting. Special to the Whig Ottawa, April L.--The dates of the Canadian Rifle league matches have just been published by Major C. ¥ Winter, the secretary. They ar as fol lows : June 3rd, 17th, 24th and Jul. Sth--entrits must be in on or Ix May 18th. The fee will be R10 for first team, and. ¥5 for subsequent teams from the same association The 200 vards target will bo samc n that just adopted by the DRA. vith a bill's eve of magpie of cighteen inches will La four feet Ii nounced that the usual grant for ammunition for the matches will py continued twelve inches, and a The targa square un free he ARGUS PUBLISHING CO. Has Just Been Incorporated at Montreal. Special to the Whig Ottawa, April 1.--A company has been incorporated, at Montreal, under the name of the Argus Publishing company, with a capital of £1,000, to publish a newspaper known as the Ar. The persons, incorporated are Henry Dalby, journalist; John Carle ton, journalist Foster Tup hole, bookkeeper: Jean Jecques Brosseav, law tudent, and Joseph Frnest Perrault, accountant, all the city and district of Montreal, gus Thoma of THE GREAT LAKES Effect of a Deep Waterway Scheme Upon Then. D.( April has selected Uiorge Clinton, a New York lawyer; G Oswald Ernst, corps of engineers Uni- ted States army, and Prof. Gardner &, Williams, of Cornell University, American members of the joint inter national commission to study the ofieet on the navigation of the great Washington Presi dent Roosevelt lakes of the changes of levels expected to result from the execution of the : deep waterway project Fight Between Prisoners. A fight between prisoners in the quarry "gang of the penitentiary oo- curred a few davs ago. The staff of ouards and instructors has been un der strength of late for various rea- sons, and some prisoners took advan- tage of this to settle some of their has recommended that the University of Queen's College, Kingston, Ont, be adopted as an institition affiliated to the University of Cambridge. The second clause requires that graduates of Queen's availing themselves. of the privilege of affiliatipn shall have in an undergraduate course taken, lat in, one other language, and mathe matics, as required in the undergra duate course in Cambridge, The convocation of the University of Oxford has passed a decree that the University of Queen's College, King ston, Ontario, be admitted to the privileges of the statute of colonial and Indian universitios, -------- ARE ON BUSINESS. U. S. Steel Men Are at the "So0."" Special to the Whig. * Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, April 1 Vice president James Cayley, and others of tho United States Steel Corporation, are guests of Francis I Clergue. They inspocted the sted plant 'of the Lake Superior Corpora tion and also went through other big plants contred here, Clergue refused to talk, other than to say that the visit was for business purposes, and remarked that he might have sonie thing to say later, It is thonght, here, that the capitalists will interest them selves in tno proposed coke industry Clergue returned a few days ago from the cast, where, it is said, he had been in. conference with men of capital. It is wnderstood that fur ther developments of this part of the country on 'a big scale is planned. WENT INTO CANAL And the Engineer and Fireman Drowned. Special to the Whig, Utica, N.Y.. April 1.- Train No. 8, on the West Shore, a local passenger running between Utica and Albany, was ditched between Fort Plain and Canajoharie at eight o'clock this morning. The engine jumpéd the track and the coaches were derailed and went into the canal. The engi neer and fireman are under the engine in geveral feet of water in the canal The reports are that no passengér were killed, though several are said to bo injured SIR HOWARD VINCENT Contributes Figures With Canada. Re Trade London, April 1. Bonar Law, in re ply to Sir Howard' Vincent, writ that the declared value of the im ports from Canada in 1896 wax £16 7.263, and in 1904, £22.62] 161; ox ports, 1596, £5252,020; T004, £10, 621,291 The London Globe ave the valuabls in nation supplied by Sir Howard Vincent will set many minds wonder ing ns to what the grolth would Ix if the fiscal encourngements were given to business ---- Y. M. C. A. Notes. 1.15 o'clock men's mweting are to bo favored by an address from Mrs, Carr-Harris, the president of the Young Woman's Christian As sociation. From her subject, "A Reo gimont of Athletes." Mrs. Carr-Harri promises helpful thoughts to those who attend. The religious work comanittee extends a hearty invitatior to all the n of the eity to hoar this live and spiritual talk, The mora At the SO ing wateh will he kept at 7 in the morning, and the secretary's FPible class at three o'clock An important annovnoenient A gtereopticon lecture of thrilling ex periences at the fall of Port Arthur will be given on M in the opera hous A. the special corres don Times, to lecture on this up-to date subject. Hold this date open for this intellectual trent arm cep The Command At Halifax. April 1.-1t is now suppose nelay, April 10th, The local Y. M.A Ashmead Rartlett, ndent of the Lon have engaged Ottawa, ed that an artillery officer will be in supremn command of the Canadian forees to be stationed at Halifax, The garrison will probably include two companies of artillery and | between 09 and 700 rn No reply has yet been re from the imperial authorities to the despateh embody ing the term which Canada world assume control at Halifax and Eerpuimalt 2 Tbs. black or m 1 Ib. pure cofier 25 wd Covlon ten 29 at Mullins Three R.C.F.A. horses were sold at auction this morming by W. Allen One brought $106, another ¥75, snd the third, 551. ; The vital statistics registered iv city clerk's office during March were disputes, change. The spectators, he said, were much to blow : Int their ap: proval to acts \ Then, too, the usual penalties of ghding a man off for five or wn minus for impro- per playing, were, he sdd. utterly ins adequate. There should some rule to provide that violent men should be put out of the game entirely Judge Teetzel said he did not know just what would be the best course to prevent rough play, but he thought ncommittonfof the government might consultCith the officials of the dif ferent leagues or teams and arrive at some law'! to govern be Inland Revenue Appointments. Special to the Whig Ottawa, April 1.-To-day's Cana: dian Gazette announces that J. Fer dinand Milot, Montreal, is appointed to be excise officer, on approbation, in the inland revenue division of Mont real. The samo issue gives the ap- pointment of Marcus W. Bridgeman to he excige officer in the inland venue division of Port Arthur, re Inland Revenue Collections, Collections at the inland revenue of fice for March were : Spirits, 85.787, 08; malt, $1265.40; tobacco and cig ars, £255.16; bonded factory, $208, 40; other receipts, 834.17; total, $10, 194.20 The Somerville Co's Millinery department is as complote 8% ever day. George Mills' & Co. For variety hats, largest from the witness ktand in wounded 'hy ally Alice J, keeper of a boarding house, Keplinger Mulai-Abd-El Malek, on Housekeepers f have been vexed when using cream of tartai soda to find their If some- wor unevel. good, at otners cake yiscuit and vill be heavy or sour or full of lumps of soda that edge. set the teeth on Flour, egus and butter wasted. This is because the cream of tartar is adulterated or cannot be used in the proper proportions. i Food always sweet | and light can be as- sured only 'by the use of Royal Baking Pow- der exclustvely. Royal is absolutely pure and healthful and doeseven work at every baking. PAL BANG POWDER £0, iw YORE Deaths, #9; births, 2% marriages, 1. 4 tins peas 2c, 1 lbs. cleaned cur rants, 25c., 5 lbs California raisips e., at Mullin' Ft ------- New goods, new ideas every in two dollar At St. Juseph, Mo, while stepping the erimi nal court, James Whikten, au detective in the employ of un Jowa imsaran company, was shot in back and fat HUNGARIAN NA TURA L a day or two. London--Professor Lancereaux, Ladies Raincoals 1i you've an ides that we talk raincoats we're suggesting "a "garment showery days, forget it once, fur we're not, Stylish Up-to-Date Spring Coats In all the fakbionable materials, and fashionably made--Your friend in the sun- when only Jor ot shine, your comfort in the rain, This cut representa a very stylish cut--full lomgth, made collard, with new sleeves, shaped belt and covered but tons; color Fawn, Extra Special SYRIANS ASK PROTECTION Of Government in Hayti as Amer. . jean Citizens. 7 woe tn the Whi i i ihe Hl April L-The law recently passed in Hayti requiring ali Syrian traders to settle their affaires, + | cease trading, and leave the country 8 offective today, according to bx Best cocoanut per lbh, Me, advices from Portan Prince, and the cocon, per Ib, 16c,, 6 Ths. pron consequences of its enforcement "are 3. bottles "flavoring extract A awaited with considerable interest by Mulhin's the state department here owing to Five firemen were injured and two | (he fact that a number of Syrian do. fire engines disabled while responding | ine business: in the island claim Am to an alarm for un small fire in Mar | ojean citizenship and have asked the ket street, Chicago. They had a colli | protection of this government. Wh "on with a crowded car the state department 18 always keenly "We're satisfied that we can nit | on the alert 10 protect this country you in eveglase Pry us if you need | ubiects, wherever they may be, it is new ones or the old ones changed, | (he prevailing opinion that the most Chown's Drug Store of the socalled American citizens tefore hix departure for Gibraltar, | gmong the Syrian residents. of Hayti Emperor William bestowed decorations | gre of the "bogus" variety, such oa are to be found in plenty among all 1 gal. tin pumpkin 15¢., at Mullin's, | (he West Indian Islands. They obtain Admiral Alexicfl, late vieeroy of the | Ggizenship papers in this country, of. far ot il be appointed governors | ten times through gross fraud, nnd gener: Moscow with the single purpose of uring them Bargains in all kinds of corsets. New | protect their commer fal interest York Dress Reform in the islands wher: they have token An attempt war made to murder |i, the matter the action of Huvit in Gen. Trepoti, th mor general of | pasidonce, Among those well informed St. Petersburg in the matter the sotion of Haytl in The loeal custom hnport duties in | barring the Syrians is considered hut Murch amounted to 320.54] a natural result of the conditions that have existed thers for some years, The Syrians are extremely obnoxion ! | natives, as they have managed i obtain control of most of the retail business of the bland and are reputed Ao be unserupalons dealers and mera fern erecibor., ere -- SHERIDAN'S ROOMMATE A at His Col. Latimer, is Dead Home, in the Bronx to the Whi York Ami 1.~Ther passed away at his home Bronx, Col. A. E. Latimer, US.A,, re tired, ones a room-mate of Gen Phil Sheridan, and well known ns a brave Indian fighter. Col, Latimer wes born in South Caroline, and while attend ing the United States military ace demy at West Point was a classmate Someta) Aer has Jost in the ------------------------ of Gen, Sheridan. Although a south. erner, be joined the nnion army aud served through the civil war, In the first battle of Ball Run his company, by fighting; helped to save Burnside's battery from capture. After the civil war he served as a major of the fourth cavalry, and took part in wows of the lending expeditions against the Indians of the North-West, heroio Chamberlain's Cough Remedy thé Best and Most Popular. "Mothers buy it for eroupy children, railrond men buy it for severs coughs, and elderly people buy it for la grippe,"' way Moore Bros., Eldon, Town. "We sll more of Chamberlain's Cough Hemedy than any other kind It seems to have taken the lead over several other good brands," There is no question but this medicine is the hest that can be procured for coughs and colds, whether it be a child or an adult that is sflicted. It always cures and cures quickly, Sold by all drug: gists, Household ammonia, large boitle 10c. at Chown's Drug Store, For Habitual and Constipation. APENTA Apenta is taken best before Breakfast. After the first day the quantity taken may be gradually reduced at intervals of For Analyses, and Reports by Professor lin -- Professor Bogoslowsky, Moscow -- Professor Althaus, cian to His Holiness, the Pops--a1d by Home Authorities, Address United Agency Ce, 503 T.lth Avenue, Steacy's--Everybody's Store o> > APERIENT WATER. Liebreich, Ber- I'aris--Dr. T.appeni, Physi- New Yerk. inst tov Insist on * GLOVES either for street or evening wear, they are perfect for fit and durability "PER: RIN" SNGLISH CAPES, or FRENCH GLOVES are the best made; if von buy them oner them vou will ask fk again, si SPECIAL ARCAINS FROM NOW TILL EASTER 20% Discount ON SUITS AND 4 SPRING OVERGOATS Comect Clothing for BSpritig and Summer iy now om.our counters, each arment is the best of ite kind made; Eiothing that will be w pleasure to y for and a pleasure to wear. Comoe in and look at the styles--Suits laid out for your inspection as you wish, It's a pleasure to show them. Also Gents' Furgishings, Boots and Shoes, at rock bottom prices, Trunks and Valises, ISAAC ZACKS The New Store and the Old Hand. 971-273 Princess Street, 5 FANCY LESSON CLASSES pened March 1st at Miss Leader's, 105 Bok 5t., and continve every Wed ay afternoon at threo o'clock, Fres s gives in slik also. Miss Leader, 108 Brock Street, I Tn ' Ideson Burns To Death. { Rochester, April 1.--~Robert Ide ? won, forty-five years old) whose home was at Ling, was bur to death in a fire which destroyed the house in which he was sleeping, He was alone in the house at the time, Mr. Ideson's vemaing were found in the ruins,