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One Of Humbolt"s Assassins. | Rome, May! 8,~A despatch yeovived from Cairo, Feypt, announces the ar rest thers of 'a man' sypposed to an accomplice of Bressi in tho murder of King' Humbolt, in July, 1900. Alte the crime he escaped to Zanzibat where he bocame a Mohammedan. "From all over the cit, eustouers for Blaud's Iron Tonic Pills at Gi {son's R.C.D'S. Genmine. sold thon ot 1. ¥ TO! ith = one Strassburs Th pen days' automo biling in Alsace-Lorraine, thousands of Canadian women, how 3 oe found relief fromall mobthiy wer, taking Lydia E. Pinkham' ; i tab] Es und, as it ia the most P ation of its terrors, Blea Walby, of Wellington Hotel, ouaws, Ont., writes Dr Mrs. agetable C nd was recom "Your Veget eke for the intense sulfers @ Ro ioree FOF a E 1 been Thought Other Perished in 3 reck of Morage. Fenimore, Wis., May 8.--There was 4 dumatic scene when Edward Seval- aud his father were reunited here, until the mowent of the meeting ing the other had perished with t containing the father was near the Scottish shore, was delirious when found, a name other than his own, nd five others were in a life- was battered around for t. days. The six who were saved oll that were leit of nineteen who The father re-shipped and me fo this place, where he made his Biome with his brother. When the son Emovered he started for the same ad- but sent no message ahead. 54 fs 3 Erus | How To Ward Off Old Age. most successful way of warding approach of old age is to a vigorous digestion. This [8 be dove by eating only food suit- dl to your age and occupation, and Wa any disorder of the stomach af pss, take a dose of Chamberlain's #omach and liver tablets to correct IL If you have a weak stomach or 4 with indigestion, you | find these Tablets to be just what need, For sale by all druggists. oy Perry, one of Napanee's old- igi: has sold his long-estab- business to J. P. Lawrenson & 9, Tooito, a syndicate, who have other stores in the province. HR. MoKenney is taking "over the 2 and Mrs. Perry intend re- to Toronto in July. Cunningham, piano tuner thering. Orders : received at 8 book store, Princess street Seven Sutherland Sisters' Hair Grower onew THIS HAIR C [i Sasure to ut my hair. It is much re rations faithfully and camnot end hen to ai whe sch Yours sincerely, ; ; C. LAMBLY oll druggists, two sizes, 500. and wl WAS IN MONTREAL WITH HIS PARTY, Bond Issue of 1,000,000, for Rail- _ way Company--City Employees Up for Forgery--No Change in C. P. R. Plans. Special 'to the Whig, Montreal, May 8.--President H of Chicago University, whose health was. recently a matter of great con: cern. to his' friends, spent last night if this city, and left, with his party, this moming 'for Beston and New York, [5 A special meeling of the sharehold- ers of the Monireal Street Railway for a special bond issue of $1,000,000 for the general purposes of the ovom- pany. It was dispsvered "on Friday. however, by the solicitors that there was legality in the procedure the 'request of the manage- ment, the meeting was adjourned until such time as the matter can be straightened out. This may take a wi or a month. General Manager McNieoll, of the C. P. R. was interviewed, to-day. Fes Qocting the report telegraphed from inmipeg to the effect that the com- pany would undertake a new plan in connection with their maintenance . of ways department, in thé west, which has several miles of tracks to look after. The alleged plan was to hand this department over to a number of private contractors, who would keep the lines in order. This, it. was said, would" affect: a large number of - the present employees of the company, but- fortunately jor them, Mr. Nicoll says, there is nothing whatever in the report, . Two city hall clerks, named Tremp and Bunpt, were arrested yesterday, on a charge of forging corporation cheques, and it ia believed that the total amount, through the issuance of the forgeries, will amount to $800, mostly in small amounts. One works in the city treasurer's office and the other in the city comptroller's office, and they stole a bunch of corporation cheques from a hook and after forg- ing a proper sigmature the rest was easy work. They had no difficulty in cashing them at stores. In due time the cheques returned to the city hall when the discovery was made, and in- vestigation started, and resulted in the arrest of the two named above. a -- COBDEN STALLION SHOW Venture Was a Success and Will § Be Annual Event. The spring stallion show at Cobden under the auspices of the township agricultural society of Ross and Brom- ley was a marked success and credit. is due the committee who had charge. Ten stallions. from the surrounding district were shown and the attend: ance of farmers was fairly large, des: pite the fact that the weather was fa- vorable for seeding. Prizes were not awarded. J. G: Clark, Ottawa; gave an informal talk on the selection of a sire and breeding and answered - the questions asked by the farmers who sought information. Charles Virgin, Dunmore, exhibited a Percheron, six years old, and weigh- ing about 2,000 pounds. M. Stafford, Renfrew, showed a Percheron, and a Hackney. R. Graham, Renfrew, had on exhibition the black Percheron horse recently purchased from R. W. Wilson, Manotick, William Hodgins, Portage du Fort, Que., showed a Clydesdale, and Dr. Young, 'Cobden, a Clydesdale, three years old and gq carriage stallion in harness. H. Mec- Lellan,' Forresters' Falls, showed harness. The (imp.) thoroughbred Clydesdale stallion "Prince of Dove- hill," owned by Robert Strutt, Pem- broke, was also on exhibition. The show was in charge of John Jardine, president of the agricultural society; A. H. Box, and C. B. Miner, and so well pleased were the members of the committee with their first ven- ture that they decided to hold a stal- lion fair annually. The directors say that the township exhibition, this fall promises to be the best. held hy the society in recent years. The prize list has undergone a thorough revision. September 21st and 22nd have been selected as dates for the exhibition. REGULATORS" Retail Glerchants Take Steus to Rectily Existing Evils. At a meeting, Friday night, of the Retail Merchants' Association, steps were taken to ascertain who is res possible for repair and maintenance of the bridge erossing at Loughbéro lake, The city council will bevasked to act in conjungion with the county council and "have esponsibility fixed and repairs made. The members of On- tario legislature, representing the county and: eity will also be asked to lend their assistance in settling the dispute. association is also determined to have the early closing by-law en- forced. At present, it is alleged, the law fs being flagrantly violated and the members of the association are determined that the city officials res ponsible for « the enforcement of the measure will be made do their duty. Another' matter engaging the at- tention of the association was the AT WORX. stores closed" at a reasonable and sea- fifths of the erime committed in the means of disposing of their ill-gotten gains. The merchants in the associa- tion hold the view that if these stores were made to close at night, thieves would be unable to sell their stolen stufi, and thus crime, to a great ex- tent, would be prevented, as it is un- der the cover of darkness that stolen goods are hawked to these places. The city council will be asked to deal with the matter. -- The cattle sheds in the agricultural grounds at Renfrew took fire and were burned to the ground for a distance of fifty feet. This is the second fire En ----C S-- [PRESIDENT HARPER ® | ceived from Russia little over $7. Clydesdale, three years old, and ea) "8 ' Thomas Appleby, Cobden, a pony in 000; from ark, close on $6, proposal to have second hands goods sonable hour. Jt is claimed that four city, in regard to thefts, can be traced to these stores, where thieves find a INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. HS -- ~ 3 Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up By Reporters Gn Their Rounds. The steambarge John Randalls this evening for Oswego, : The Harriers will have a run to- night at 8o'dock from the Y.M.CA. A late estimate places the cost ofa Rr house for the street railway at Sergt. Bramah, of the R.C.F.A., left to-day for Montreal, where he 'will re- main for some days recruiting for the R.C.FA. The city council will likely appoint the city engineer and J. M.. Campbell to compile. the: required: ink Na regarding the street railway. The school authorities have located the lads who broke windowsix Fron- tenac school. The boys got drunk on beer and made a lively time about that section of the city. { It has been reported that\a seow has heen discovered foating fk Nine Mile Point. It is thought that it may be one of the dredge tow of the gov- eentnent tug Mary which left here last weex . Ex-County Warden R. J. Spoor, Wolfe Island, was a city visitor to- day. It was the first time he was out for some months, having been confin- od to his room with an attack of pneumonia. The scraping of the streets is almost completed, only a small section re- maining. After the promised rain to- night, that work can immediately he completed, There is a great deal of serapings to be carted off the streets yet, IN OUR OWN CIRCUIT. News of The District on Both Sides of The Line. Isaac Eastwood, Peterboro, purchased the Lakefield house, MOTa. The streets of Eganville will be lighted by seven lights of fifiy cdndle poses each, the cost being $16.50 a ight ev. Fr. McGuire is leaving Has- tings - for Downeyville. Rev, Fr. Bretherton, of Downeyville, will go to Hastings. A. W, Carscallen has about com- pleted assessing in Marmora. * Values ave gone up and the total assess. ment will reach $290,000. Frank Bleecker, formerly of Mar- mora, now of Seattle, was married at the latter place to Miss Alice De Long. Mr. Bleecker is a graduate of Queen's University. There have been some changes in thé schools in Marmora inspectorate. Miss Aggie Fargey, an undergraduate of Queen's University,' has taken charge of No. 6, Huntington. Miss Black left Bridgewater school at Fas ter, has Mar 0 Dr. Ambrose Stanton, son of Thomas Stanton, Pontypool, has becn again favored with good for- tune, having been elected senior house surgeon to St. Patrick Manson, at Greenwich hospital, which is one of the most sought after posts in Lon- don, , The lawsuit between J. M. Taggart and William Croskery, Westport, was settled. at last by arbitration, As a result Mr. Croskery was awarded 8300. The arbitrators were Jerry Dovaghue for Mr, Taggart and R. Atcheson for Mr. Croskery, These two failed to agreo and a third was call- ed, R. Hogan, when the matter was concluded. BRITAIN'S EGGS IMPORTS. Canada's Small Share in the To- thl Amount. During 1904 Great Britain imported $32,755,000 worth of eggs. Of this to- tal nearly $10,000,000 worth were re- 000,000 from Germany, upwards of $4, 000,000 from Belgium, and nearly $3, 500,000 from France. Canada's con- tribution to the total was. 3630,000, as compared with something over $1,000, 000 the year before. | The Canadian Commercial Agent in Leeds, in a report to the government, says that the export to the govern ment, says that the export egg trade of Canada would be immensely aided by forming co-operative = associations for collection and export of eggs, such as now exist in Denmark, The agent further reports that even better results might be secured by co- operation in exporting apples to Great Britain. The Federated Association of Fruiterers of England, with its num- erous branch associations, offers, he says, an inviting field for co-operative fruit associations in Canada to deal with the English consumer. In this connection it may be noted that the export of Tasmanian apples has, according to the Canadian agent in Australia, assumed immense propor- tions, Tasmanian production this year amounting to 1,000,000 cases, KILLED HIS FATHER. Charge Against a Young Indian in Saguenay District. Quebec, May 8.--Dr. Tremblay, coro- ner for the Saguenay distriot, at pre- sent in this city, is under instructions to proceed to St. Augustin, some dis- tance from Point aux Esquimaux, to investigate an alleged horrible crime of a young Indian, who is accused of having killed his aged father and af- terwards burning the body, . Conducted A Mission. Allen, Wolfe Island, May 6.---Gilt Edge cheese factory has commenced operations. A. "Henderson and fam- ily, Gananoque, moved here Thursday and have taken up his residence for the summer. Miss Minnie Berry, teacher, spent Eastor holidays with ocenrring in the agricultural grounds her parents, Berry, Hogan is ville. Rev. Fr: this section on to James O ple in that a few days Donald's. Mrs. ously ill. Irene Halliday day. Miss Len within a year, a large number of 8 being burned last summer. ) The Shah of his visit to Eu Mr. apd Mrs. visiting where hé held a station there for the rs. D. McDonald, Wallaceburg, spent last week at D. H. Me: Edna O'Brien, Marysville, is visiting her uncle, is visiting at F. Caverly's. ------ James Miss Clara friends in Marys- Spratt passed through Tuesday on his way Brien's, St. Lawrence, vicinity. part of his mission. T. McDonald is seri- J. O"Brine. Miss is visiting H. Halli: a Babeock, Sydenham, Persia has started on REVOLT. Farms at' the under arrest, i the on eos gated by a tera maintained recognized as p since 1872. and men in Europe "that state was oe of a plot ted that the Brazil He two capacity of hi to Spain, Sce. De Her- plutionary colonel recently visited order Wrrive at-an-un- derstanding with eral commit- toe of the tate'of Counan: and to purchase war stores. The territory af Counani waa ° the subject of a di between "France and Brazil from 1713 to 1507, when it 'was decided to it the question involved to the arbitration of the Swiss igh. on December hb a ision award- ing Brazil 147,000 square miles of the contested territory amd France about 300,000 square ! of the Tumue- Humac range: x In 1895 a conflict occurred in this "buffer state" of Counani between French and i troops; which was precipitated hy the psosety of gold in the Carserentie district. Sub sequently a proposal was made to arbitrate which led 10 the decision above noted. In of last year Adolphe Brezet, Shut I oe be president of the "rGpublic of Coumami," arrived in roo weeki tion of his gov- ernment vance, alleging that the peaple of C i refused to accept the decision of the arbiter. According to Brazet, Comani has two or three times as much territory as France, with a population of about 200,000 colonists and 1,000,000 In- dians, all of whom he alleged sup ported the dew government. In September of last year an unsuc- cessful effort was ge to obtain re- cognition by the Un States of the so-called free state of Counani. DIOCESE OF ONTARIO. The Bishop's Engagements May and June. Sunday, May 7th, Pathan morning, Olden atternuon, animation, Arden, i openii new church and i tirmation. ob, 'Gli Miller, 3 p.m; Trenton, 7:30 pi, confirmation. 10th, Marmora, St." Paul's, 10:30 am; Trinity, 7:30 p.m. 1HHh, Rawdon, St. Thomas, 10:30 a.m., confirmation; St. Marky, 2 p.m., confirmation; St. Law- rence, 7:30 p.m. 12th, Stirling, 11 a.m., confirmation; Frankford, 7:30, confirmation. Sunday, 14th, Milford, 10:30 a.m. fi Wau, y« 3:30 pam, ation; confirmation; Picton, J p.m., confirma- tion. 15th, Gerow Gore, 10:30 a.m. confirmation; Wellington, 7:30 p.m, confirmation. 17th, Hillier, 10:30; Con- secon, 3 p.m; Carrying Place, 7:30 p.m. 18th, Harrowsmith, 3 p.m; Sydenham, confirmation, 8 p.m. 19th, for Storrington, 11 a.m.; South Lake, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, 21st, Brockville, Trinity church, 11 am. confirmation; St. Peter's, 7 p.m., confirmation. 2rd 10 executive committee in Kingston. Sunday, 23th, Marlbank, 11 am.; Enterprise, 3 p.m.; Tamworth, 7 p.m. 20th, Harlowe, 3 p.m, consecrate church; Cloyne, 7:30 p.m. 30th, Flin- ton, 10:30 a.m., consecrate church; Yarker, 7:30 p.m. 31st, Camden East, 3 p.m.; Newburgh, 7:30 p.m. Ascension day, June Ist, Napaneo, 10:30 am.; Selby, 7:30 pm. 2nd Kingsford, 10:30 a.m.; Strathcona, 7:30 p.m. 3rd, Odessa, +30 p.m, Sunday, 4th, Bath, 11 a.m.; Sand- hurst, 3 p.m.; Adolphustown, 7:30 p.m. 5th, Emerald, 10:30 a.m.; Stella, 7:30 p.m. 7th, annual sermon for the Woman's Auxiliary of the diocese, at Napanee, 10' aan.; 8 p.m., preside at missionary meeting, Napanee, 8th, Deseronto, 8 p.m., confirmation. 9th, Tyendinaga, Christ church, 11 a.m.; All Saints', 3 p.m; Shannon- ville, 7:30 p.m. Whit Sunday, 11th, Belleville, 11 am, St. Thamas; 3 p.m., 8t. John's: 7 p.m., Christ church. Mth, Wolfe Island, 11 a.m., Christ church, 7 p.m., Trinity, 16th, Portsmouth, 7:30 pim. Trinity Sunday, 15th, ordination in cathedral, Kingston. - 20th, 21st and 2nd, meeting of synod. Sunday 25th, Gananoque, 11 a.m; Rockport, 3 p.m.; Brockville, St. Paul's, 7 pam. 26th, Prescott, 7:30 p.m., confirmation. 29th, mdon, 3 pm; Oso, 7:30 p.m. 30th, Zealand, 11 am.;, Sharhot Lake, 7:30 pom. Sunday, July Ist, Plevna, 11 a.m.; Ardoch, 3 p.m.; Ompah, 7 p.m. Otter Creek Personals. Otter Creek, May t--Our cheese fac- tory his opened for the season with 0. McAvoy as maker. Mr. and Mrs. King attended the funeral of J, Me- Grath, Erinsville, on Friday. Miss Murphy, ' teacher, is spending holi- days at Erinsville. Mrs, C, Laberge is convalescent. Miss S. Turcotte and Miss McKelvey, Toronto, are visiting here. J. Laberge lost = a valuable horse recently. ; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Elward, Smith's Falls, on Thursday, celebra- ted their golden wedding. Their five sons and five daughters were all pre- sent. Mr. Elward has been a faithful employee of the Mblleable Tron Works for twenty-threo years. _ Holena Isabel Kehoa, agod fifteen. is dead in Brockville, frome typhoid fever, followed by pleurisy. ! Counsel for Nan Patterson to-day DAY, MAY 8. ------ Buying Time Is Here it becomes now. of first importance that those changes you decided upon during: the winter in the arra various rooms shall be but in ac house you are to take possession of shall be measured for Carpets, that the New Curtains and Draperies be purchased ready to put up into place immediately on the completion of. the annual house-cleaning. Curtain Departments, in most cases, will mean a purchase. from 12}e. to 45c. yard. prices, $1.99 to $7.50 pair. "Art Blinde, complete, from 30c. up, Holland green on one side, cream 1 other a green and cream by yard: } anh Japanese Matting, all: prices, "Entire satisfaction.' CRUMLEY BROS. JAS. McPARLAND, AGENT, Easter being passed and warm weather having arrived ngement of your effect, that the new A visit to our Carpet and Brass Rods and Wood 10¢c. to' 35¢. each, T Carpets, 30c. to 90c. yard. Went Carpets: 0c. to $1 yard. Canadian Floor Oilcloth, 1 to 2 yards wide, 20. Scotch Linoleum and Inlaid, 40c., 45¢., B0c., 60c., $1 square yard. Stair Linen, Oilcloth, Carpet, Mats Lace Curtains from 23¢. to $5 pair. Curtain Poles, Bobbin Net. and Muslin, with frill, = Deor Panels and Curtain Ends, all Tapestry and Chenille Curtains, on With clean new goods and low prices, our customers say : LABATT'S ALE & PORTER ; The real merit and superiorit Bll of JOHN LABATTS ALE TS and PORTER are well known. The claim is made, supported 'by numerous medals and testimonials, that they are pure, wholesome beverages, superior to any made on this continent. ; King Street, Kingston. 26th, attend half yearly meetings of |' VAN ANA vl CHOCOLATES & CREAMS § 1 POUND FANCY BOX OF CHOCOLATES AND CREAMS ONLY 25c¢. -- TT A.J. REES', Princess St. A RAARARARAARARRARAAR HUGE BONUS FOR C.P.R. Canadian Pacific road $500, to get out of .which the road was cutting (from New York to This arrangement lasted only years. Replying te Senator Hill said no interest would suffer Paid $500,000 a Year to Get Certain Trade. Washington, May 6.--That the Can- adian Pacific railway had been paid half a million dollars a year to cease to be done to meet the rates and re R. Richards, occupying the north bates of the Canadian lines. half of Dr. Wagar's brick house, New: *We are willing to work that out! burgh Road, intends removing to. Des- among _ ourselves," replied Mr. Bill, eronto. Se "Before we are through with = them It' is said that Hon. J. I. Tarte is they will cease cutting rates." to run fer Levis, Que, and to enter the He said that some years ago the | cabinet without portiolio. PHYSICALLY EXHAUSTED ? You're out of joint with everything--lacking in coura --no . nerye--scarcely on speaking terms with you f, Such low spirits are pitiable, Your brain is fagged, vitality exhausted till'your nerve-wracked body has gone all to the bad. FERROZONE is what you need. FERROZONE= IS A BODY-BUILDER, A VITALIZER, A urtain | Gl Transcontinental Association paid the a year certain business on rates fan Francisco. two Foraker, Mr. if > yeting for some business which : I the 1 itd States roads desived to | export traffic with ROR-cantigeous secure, was the statement made by countries was exempted from on eo} James J. Hill, president of the Great by the joestate Somos § ula Northern railway, before the renate tions. is sta emen he ax i committee. of interstate commerce, out by u previous Roma : o -- which is giving hearings on the rail that is company a 8 thdraw road rate question. Mr. Hill said ite rates on flour 3a Japa: ou. there was only one safe basis on | the raat on nels ed tha which a low rate could be made, and | should be published. ; as the low cost of producing - . ; I atunan: : . While a hilious ditack is decidedly There was an interesting discussion | unpleasant it is quickly over when between Mr. Hill and Senator Elking ; Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver about the competition of Canadian Tablets are used. For. sale by all drug: roads. Mr. Elkine asked what ought | gists. ! cabinet work, wpholsigsing tering, as we have a large staff, which & at your service For housecleaning use "Furniture Restorer." OT ae JAMES REID, Princess Street - - Kingston. gsto ne DEPARTMENT OF MILITIA AND DEFENCE Port Hope, Ont., Riffe Range. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. SEALED TENDERS, MARKED ON the envelope "Tender for construction of Rifle Range, Port Hope, Ont." and . dressed to the Secretary of the Militia Council, Headquarters, Ottawa, will be received until noon, the 22nd Muy fie stant, for the construction a rifle range at Port Hope Ont. Plans d specifications be seen, ral btaned, at d full informaticn of ned, the 2 an : £ offices of the District Othice ing. Kingston, Cant. W, J. Robertson. Port Ho and the Director of ; Militia headguacters, gineer ervices, t. t of tender, nayable to the order of the Honourable the Minister of Militia and Defence. $ The Department does not bind itsell to accept the low: tender. . F. JAR Bec Ty, The Militia Co Department, Fy Militia and Defence uneil, tawa, May 1, 1905. The Polish that won't wear of. 7 Sold Only at Strachan's Hardware an --_ LET ME HAVE YOUR SALE And I will guarantee you satis NUTRITIVE TONIC. It's by making flesh and blood, by infusing iron and oxygen into the system that FERROZONE hel It re- pairs the weak spots, instils energy, vim and endurance into worn-out organs --makes you feel like new, Why not use this grand restorative? It lifts age from the old, brings new resiliance and buoyancy of spirits to the de- pressod. Be vigorous, manly, ruddy-cplored, cast aside weakness and enter into that happy life that follows the use of FERROZONE. Totem RE he C0, Redon Goma 13 2% Mie #ton. Ont. rope. their efforts to have the girl renewed admitted to bail. factory results. We don't brag, but perform the work. Nothing studied : W. J. EURRAY, The Auctioneer