i sB5E3 : g i if g : resi- Free thie § fg : IH £0 a dissenting. On niotion of Ald. Mallen, the engi- neer was given authority to engage an assistant for | improvement during the next few months at a month. t of John McKelvey, that the department grade his lane od of Queen's University for the use of the steam roller to roll the roadway sity to pay rental and expenses. On the O'Kill street --_a extension inion was read. The solicitor stat- oP that it was quite legal for the city 1a the ortoation mille the pro- Y V clul ier, fler ' some cin. dub pier. J mend to council that if the sewer ex- made, the pipe be laid in- city not more than $400 for the pei of sworks expressed the , that the O'Kill street sewer ex should submit another by-law to the people on the matter, request was also grant- to the new arts building, the univer mn, the city solicitor's written to for any advantage @evived hy was to recom- nie apne, pier, and that the be tended; also that the city council MR. POTTINGER TO RETIRE. ' Spencer, of C.P.R. ager of the I v is shortly to retire. It is believed that the government is ring the name of H. B K table full of 4 kid Oxfords, patent sizes, 11 to 2, 75¢. a pair, The store. have returned to Montreal, al- ter a visit with their sister, Mrs, J. Frasso, John street. - : the mation, in ad- | principals of the public schools, for May Be Succesded dy H. B, | An Ottawa despatch says it is vine | that D. _ Pottinger, general . Spencer, superintendent | The Ki St the Ottawa. division of the CPR: Pembroke railway, as Mr. Pottinger's penditures on schools in the hands of property committee The meeting by the inspector, with in his office 10 a.m. till 12.30 pm., and from 2.30 pm. till 4 pm., on the five days p ing the open- ing of the fall term, for the special benefit of parents. The yeas and {for by a member | declared by tho chair. A clause from the Toronto board's by-laws as to the term "the previous uestion," was adopted. If the mo- on to put" "the previous question" is voted down then the debate can be resuined on the question before the 8s must be called ore the vote is These were the principal changes ef: fected. 'Amendments to 'the regula- tions concerning pupils and teachers will be presen at another meeting. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. What is Going on About the : Harbor, . Fea vr will be finished within a week. Ki AL Swift's wharf : Steamers Corn- wall, up this morning; Hamilton due AE innedosa, , clear to-night for mount and consorts arc in the Wel- land canal awaiting the fixture of the broken gates. The latter were to bo finished today. The Rosemount should be here Sunday and the Fair- mount on Monday. ------ 14th Regiment Notes. Companies No. 1, 2 and 3 drilled last night and 4, 5 and 6 will turn out to-night, Church parade next Sunday will probably be the largest in the history of the regiment. There will be con- siderably over 300 in line. When the 41st Regiment of Brockville attended church parade two weeks ago they invited two officers of the 14th regiment to visit them on that AT THE REMOVAL OF TWO ments to Various , Committees. ie Mothalit disttist ternoon, deficient, in salary be and single man. * coutmities 'represen matter and report to chairman of Revs. Craig, and R. D, A laymen , Batter sea and In Wy, Depot: olitirch 'was recom: d to Sydenh : + FHP FFPIFHIFFTTTITII rer --_-- Rev. W. T. Brown was elected 'as alter nate. Rev. W. T. G. Brown and T. F. Harrison were elected on the Sun- day school committee, Memorial Committee. -- Rev, Dr. Abraham | Tucker and 5 iW, Sabbath Observance.~Rev. J. Road: house and Thomas Conti t Fund.--Rev. W. Craig. and W. H. Godwin. . Epworth --Rev, . T. Meredith to-night. Church property--Rev. W. T. Brown At Craig's wharf: Steamers Persia | and W. J. Crothers. up last aight; Alexandria due down | State of the work--Rev. G. A. Bell tolnightf = Byron Gordon. The steamer Calvin and consort | Nominating--Rev. Thomas Richards Ceylon, from Garden Island | and A. Bateman. for Toronto, The olin A oti on prosented by Rov. We B, Tuckee and "That we, as a district meeting, expressions of Providence toward our brethren, Revs. A. Drennan, W. Short and Joseph Follick, both in the con the church militant, and by the bless- ings of a good degree of physical health and the happy experience of spiritual growth and activity in rend- ering help to the city and neighbor- ing pastors. We Pray that this jubilee year may be made abundantly memor- the Holy Spirit into their lives; we wish to assure our honored brethren of our continued brotherly interest and prayer. May the evening time of their glory of a sun that never sets." After a number of appreciative tes- timonies the resolution was carried. occasion. Major Cunningham and ! Capt. Mowat accepted the invitation. | The local regiment have returned the | compliment by inviting two officers of | Jo 41st to visit this city on Sun- | ay. Kingston Club Of Ottawa. « The Kingston Club, of Ottawa, has arranged all details in connection with the annual pilgrimage to King- | ston. The excursion will i hy the C.P.R., seven parlor coaches | being set apart for the benefit of those taking the trip. The excursion will leave Ottawa on the morning of July 29th, reaching Kingston at or about noon, and returning, will pull out ey Ho Kok P. Slation here at; midnight, st. The trip will be + advertised all along the Tins, and | | stops made at all way points. It is | expected four or five hundred ox- cursionists will bo brought to the Limestone City, most of them former Current Fruit Prices. ? ton Fruit co ny quote the following prices as ope a tho local fruit market : a ts, crated, $1.50; oranges, from $2.95 for . Mr. Spencer brother of | 100 size, to 86.50 for Valencias, extra | ov Spencer, Pin a fancy; lomous, $2.50; pineapples, £08.25 tation of the C.P.R. to $3.75; new dates, So. lb.; figs, new, | 'ranapo, -- fancy, 9c, i Somatons, fancy, hix y carrier ols, 2 LH Egypt The Finest Hats. : onions, 2fc. lh.; cocoanuts, 3c. a In Kingston, Hawes, Borsalino and |, ; bags of 125, $3.50; pean i Stetson are sold by George Mills & | or at. ens, Se., Co., hat specialists fo men. ee Walter irom- ect ---- Would Not Accept Them. The proposed consolidation of some of the | t mining interests in the be rated, | » rated. chunce for a | W. Brock was | timates of the figures at which of ope ies were to There is « a good gogllesient, Prot & tor, but his f ld not be accepted by some of the owners. | ly and heartily. ues are to be presen | at the nt district meeting at the On motion of Rev. W. Service, se- conded by Rev. William Craig, it was i unanimously agreed : "That in view of the departure from our district and conference of our be- loved chairman, Rev. Dr. Antliff, we, | the members of Kingston district de- sire to give expression to our high appreciation of his blameless life, reat kindness | of t, and Christ- ike' spirit in all "his conduct of our district affairs, and desire $v assure him that his walk amo: ; a constant inspiration to a better life. And we wish to assure him of our re- gret at his leaving us, and that our prayers will follow hioy and family to their new field of labor and that he may long be spared to continue the | work to which he has so long and | successfully devoted his life. It was moved by seconded by Rev. J. M. Tredrea "That, we the ministers and laymen of the Kingston district, wish to ex- press our regret at the departure of | our highly esteemed brother, Rev. Eber Crummy, D.D., from our district and conference, We wish also to ex- | from our appreciation of the work he as done on his of the kindly and in which he has fil present charge, and the offoo of fn the of fin- ancial secretary, and to assure him that he will be followed with our | prayers for his happiness and success in his new field." ied unanimous- The reports of Sunday schools and Epworth ted seat of conference Y. M. C. A. Notes. For the first time in the associa rosent. | Jon's history a physical instructor as been engaged for (the whole year, summer and winter, Aw the gymnasi. um and the swimming bath are not used to the same extent as in the win- ter, the directors felt that the servic the lunge bath, might & ! vitations sent out by the ladies' oxi | : t orgahized a swimming So oa und. | motion it was or-| ting generally, ference. The committee consists of + Tie # HELP THE PRINTERS. 3 " ee. « 4 For the next five months 4 # the | will be issued ip | #4 early on Saturdays. Adven @ | 4, tisers are asked to aid by 3» # preparing their copy for i ¥ the Saturday paper and ® leaving it in the affice on 3 | # by "iyling church motes by # 10 am. on Saturday. An 3 4 early paper on Saturday 3 | 4 will be appreciated all » 4+ who go out of town for 4 the week end. + | timry. Ezard is twenty-six years re- 'view with grateful feeling the kind | tinuance of their lives among us in | able to them by fresh outpourings 'of life be crowned with the increasing us has been | Rov. W. Service, | INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. | Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up By i On Their Rounds. | What glorious weather ! ! s angel food. "Phone 141. |W. J. Crothers. . { There was a blank docket at the | police court this ; | William Swain, piano tuner, Orders { received at McAuley's book store. Carl Austin, Toronto, is visiting friends in the city for a few days. "Fresh nut fruit bars" McConkey's at Gibson's Red Cross drug store. Mise Mae Grant, of Watertown, N. | Y., is on a short visit to Kingston. James Richardson, University ave- nue, has gone to Toromto to spend | the summer months. | The civic works department is hav- ing gravel put on the roads where i in is required. The carting away 'of street scrap ings has been finished. The streets look quite Liright und clean. Next Tuesday. the steamer America will carry the Mildred Holland thea- | atrical companv to Ogdensburg. | The local. 'Orangemen have charter {ed the steamer America for their ex- | cursion to Belleville on July 12th. { "Dinna forget" the nuine Blaud's Iron Tonic Pills are s at Gibson's | Red Cross drug store. 100 for 25c. i jano tuner HOW THEY DO WRACK THE NERVES. The Walking Stick Crackers Have Many Citizens Almost Crazy-- They Go Off With Startling Effect. "A Sufferer'" writes to the Whig : There is a very strong feeling against this unbearable nuisance, even more intolerable than the dog nuisance, for, turn or go where one may, the nerve wrecking crack, crack, crack of toys in the hauds of boys, is heard. The nuisance is a great annoyance to the sick and nervous, and the well also, for it is playing havoc with every one, whether sick or well, and is proving a t source of distress to every one, there no law provided to put a st to this unbearable outrage ? 1f there is whose business is it to sup- press it? Is it to go on with impun- ity forever and unceasingly ? We also want to know if it is legal for the shops to keep and-to sell these ex- plosives, chiefly caps, bombs, fire crackers, and so on. If it is then no- thing can be said by way of objection to that feature, wrong as it is. Bat surely common sense parents have gumption enough not to furnish their children with funds with which to se- cure this disturbing element, nor to buy them for their youthful offspring. They surely are not unmindful of the suffering to their fellow-citizens caused by . this disturbing - and dangerous nuisance. There is danger also = of fire caused thereby, for it is indulged in in yards and sheds, as well as on the streets. Let there be a stop. put to it, for it is painful in every way, ex- pensive, makes children bold, - and therefore a mistaken source of 'amuse- ment. A word to the wise and well- disposed, ought to be sufficient. SPCRTING NEWS. Daly Has Joined' the Brantford Fans. At a meeting of the Oriental Base ball Club, last night, E. Hartrick was elected manager for the season in place of Dr. A. Ross, unable to find sufficient time to continue the position this year. No--taptdin has yet been elected. The members of the team were never before in such good condition, and fay be depended upon to put it all over the Gananoque visitors on Victoria Day. "Joe" Daley has signed with | "Knotty" Lee's Brantford team and | left, last night, to report for duty. 8 Going has been a; | the, committee hay exporters ppointed on of the newly formed association in Mon- |. The outer Union street walk. con- tinuation was started yesterday. With | ime weather, two weeks should com- 'plete it. Two-gangs are at work, An agent has been in town, endeav- oring to secure waiters to go down | and break the strike at Ottawa, He | offered $22 per month and alt expens- | es. | The written examinations"#A the pri. | mary part of the Ontario medical | { council examinations were concluded | this morning. The orals will commence { next week. | Wedding cakes to order and' decorat- led to suit, W, J. Crothers. "Phone { 141, / | There is a strong probability . tl. | a platform for dancing will be built a | | Kingston Mills this season. Some local | men are contemplating the move which | would be welcomed by many. | While a bilious attack is decidedly | | unpleasant it is quickly over when | | Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver i Tablets are used. For sale by all drug- | | Sheriff William T. Moore and John | Miller arrived from Owen Sound with | William zard, a- convict, sentenced | { to serve fifteen years in the Peston Ol "J oe" . 1 ae. P. Hanley went down to Mon- | | treal this afternoon. He is one of | "Knotty" Lee's - Brantford team | the invited guests who will take in | beat Hamilton Wednesday by § runs | the trial trip of » the magnificent new | to 2. R. & 0. steamer Montreal, to-morrow | Boxer Jabez White has returned afternoon. England but may come At a special session of the police | next fall. | court, yesterday afternoon, the man Noah Brusso, the former Galt la- | Browne, | with ill-treating his | crosse player, is now one of the num- wife, was committed to jail where he | erous pugilistic champions of the Pa: will be further examined as to his | cific coast. mental condition. Philadelphia has asked the other Na- St. George's church, Newport, R.L, | tional league teams to 'waive claim to is trying to secure Rev. W. B. Heeney, | Jack Sutthofi. If they do, it is back now of Christ church, Belleville, as| to the minors with the former Toron- Sporting Notes. to back again i { rector. Mr. Heeney has been supply- | to twirler, ing for the present incumbent, Rev. G.| Cqrkeek casily defeated Dan Mec- | VW Laidiyw, who is going to Chicago. | Leod in a wrestling match at Van- | Lar the past two years, Patrick Ready, the civil war veteran, turned | back by customs officials at Cape Vin ! cent, stayed at St. Patrick's Home, | Ottawa, where he was well treated. He | wished, however, to get back to his | native land. The Victoria Day excursions to | Kingston will be carried thus: Steam- | er America from Ogdensburg and | Brockville; steamer St. Lawrence from | couver, B.C., Wednesday night, win- ning first and third falls. Charlie Mitchell, the English pugilist, refereed. Bobby Walthour, of Atlanta, defeat- ed Harry Caldwell, of New Hamp- shire, by one mile in a twenty mile straightway motor paced bicycle race at Atlanta, Ga., Tuesday night. Time, 29 min., 24 4-5 secs. . Frank J. Marshall, of Brooklyn, N.Y., the American chess champion, { Cape Vincent: steamer New Island has decided to accept the challenge is- | Wanderer . from = Thousand Island | sued by D. Janowski, of Paris, in points, which the latter concedes him the odds Six field guns belonging to the Sth | of four games, Field Ratterv. of Gananogue, were Owen Moran, the English bantam- i received here Lv Crand Trunk, to- weight pugilist, who has had the best day. from Ottawa, where thev have | of anny Rogie and Monte Attell | been tested. They were unloaded by | since coming to this country, will in | men of the R.C.F.A. and will be for- all probability be matched to meet Frankie Neil, American champion. | Jack Chesbro, generally regarded as { the premier pitcher in professional baseball, and the mainstay of the | New York Americans, was taken sud- | concert in Macdonald Park on the ev-| denly ill at the Lexington hotel, St, | ening of the 24th. From present ap- Louis, on Tuesday, and later in the | pearances there should be band music! day was put aboard a train for New galore on the holiday. The Gananoaue | York, and sent back home to recover and Deseronto bands will perform in| from a general collapse. fo the morning, one at the citv hall and | the other probably in Macdonald | Park. | warded to Gananoque. In .replv to a citizen's suggestion in | yesterday's Whig, the manager of the 14th band, states that all arrange | ments have been completed for a band at "Fresh caramels" McConkey's Gibson's Red Cross drug store. AT THE GRAND. Mildred Holland. | On Monday, May 22nd, at the Grand | | Opera House, Kingston, Mildred Hol. ! !land will appear as Catherine the | Great in "The Triumph of an Em- ress," which has proven Miss Hol- | {lond's greatest success, and in which | | she has the best part ever written for | her. As Catherine the Great, the im- | pulsive, courageous, wilful yet lovable | empress of Russia, Miss Holland is { superb. Her comedy is irresistible, and | her Serious moments realistically in. | sive. Her support is everything | | Rhat can be desired, and the scenic rf | {fects are lavish to the smallest de- | | tail. » ' SR McFedridge's Fine Meats { "My Friend, the Enemy," the come- | -- dy to be presented at the Grand, on| { May Mth, is said to be th€ merriest | | kind of a legitimate comedy, depicting That Savory Roast That the family delights in, will al. | | wayS"B¢ found in our refrigerators. We make a point to offer a very large the tribulations of a Wall street mag- | | nate, deep in the throes of an enorm- | | ous deal in stocks, and incidentally! | for into many embarrassing posi- | | tions by the over-officious and blund- | ering behavior of a private detective, as well as the unsatisfied queries of 2s%ortment of Western Beef, Spring | an intensely curious wife. Lamb, Mutton, Pork and Veal, Fine i -- | Poultry, Butter, Eggs, Cheese and } "The Fatal Wedding." | Vegetables of all kind Al i | The attraction at thé Grand on| yo inn. od Bott on | variety of C Sood 15 the Sos dia variety of Canned and Bottled Goods. | "The Fatal Wedding." The company is| Fearman's and Matthews' Celebrated j Said to be strong, and the scenic ef-| Cooked and Smoked Meats, Pork, | fects appropriate and pleasing. | Tenderloin and Lard always on hand From The Factory. jut | Tuesday, May 28rd, ANOTHER NUISANCE. Manicur, Joine... An inspection of our line of Man; eure articles and Preparations wo convince you that we hay, ey needed for beautifying and prese Mn, the finger nails--that our peor 8 is really complete. Fment We unconditionally ¢ Ht Uarantee Dab manicure article very SEE OUR MANICURE CASE The "Best" Drug Store, L. T. BEST, Chemist as, d Uptician, 124 Princess St. 'Phone 59, Mitchells Old Stang, - - SS ------ TIIVIVIRTRvNg NOW IS THE WINTER OF YOUR DISCONTENT If you are trying to ge heat out of poor al oe good Ours is band-screened and unis form. 5 A one-ton order will bring you A large lot of DRY SLABS for sale. Booth & Co. 'Phone 188, a AY ">evseel Wood's + The Great English Remedy, A positive cure for all forms gE Weakness, Mental dl AND AFTER n OS Emissions, Sper Impotency, Effects of Abuse or al of which lead to Consumption, , Insanity and an aly frave. , Six for $5. One will please, six w id by all druggists or mailed in plain on receipt of price. Write for Pamphlet, 6 Wood Medicine Co... Windsor, Ontario, LOOK Crush Fruit Sundae and Soda only 5. H- you want Pure Ive Croani----the best in the city. All kinds of Fruits. Choice Candy from 10c. to 50c. lb. - best boxes of | Chocolates--Low- ney's and Ganong's, from llc. to 5c. per box. CALL ON T. Petters & Co. 184 Princess Street, City. 1, 2, 3 ON SATURDAY: The NO. I--6"dozen of Ladies' Print Wrappers, samples, in a var iety of patterns and colors, all this season's goods, 32 to 40 bust measure, well mad. and cheap at $1 and 31.10 For a big Saturday bargain we mark them .. HY NO. 2--A new lot of Ladies' Un derskirts, made of fine lus trous sateen, fast black, a big bargain at 21.25 and 81.35¢ Our. Saturday price will be ci. Pe NO. 3-20 dozen of Ladi and Black Cotton Hermsdorf dye, fast sizes 81, 9, 94, always so 25¢. a pair. Saturday only, per pair ..... Piles of other goods awa} down in price, such as Lace Cut tains, Bed Spreads, cte., «t Newman & Shaw ; McLeod's antiseptic tooth paste. ™m collapsible tubes; hardens Throw, us. direct to head. | y This is wo at of Ph od M FED IDGE'S George Mills & Co., hat specialists to | C y men and boys. : . -- | Boy sponge and bath mits at Gin. | OF Bagot and Johnston Streets son's Red Cross drug store. Phone 564, ; sweetehs the breath. McLeod's Drug Store, 13¢. pee tube, we sell 1, ith satisfactory. , 10 be entirely Nail Clips. Nippers, . Seine. o. Files; Orangewood si; i on and Boards, puffers," Bleaches. Powder Pastes and Creams, all at reasonable prices. ble the gums i TH ood going Tuesday,' : May 2 cgriesday "Good returnin yay 3th, 1903. 24th. : : turning on or before Thursday, | BRANCH TIME TABLE | CRIES ENE YSTEM 1S Nay 2drd, avd { fr eave and arrive City | reins, Wr ston Street. 49% 2%" GOING WEST > Lve. City Arr. City (o. Mail - 2.53 am. 1.27 am. NE am. 305am we a fExpre 0 947 (1 « 1] local ... .. Sam: 947 a.m. « Qidntern'l Ltd12.16 noon 12.46 p.m w mB Mail .. wg 319 pam a51 pam. " 15 Local ... '\f7.03 p.m. 7.38 pom; GOING JEAST KT=13 : Lve. City Arr. City 290, vo. 5 Mail wo 14% am. 2.22am. | No, 3 Nail Exp. 2.26 aim. 3.05 a.m. a 1% Local Se R16am. RS47pm. & § Mail ... = 1:00 pm. ¢ 4 Fast Exp. 1.00 p.m. 9 ' , oe MB pw. T38pm 3 an run daily. No. 5 and 3 a onan. All other xcept Sunday. n Accommodation, Tickets for Pu! anil all othe PR SLL Gor. J ohnston & EM EHCLNS RAILWAY "IN CONNECTION WITH CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY, Vict Single oriaDay Fare Going May 23rd and' 24th. Re- _ turning UntilMay 25th, 1905 Fill particulars at K. & P. and OC. P. R, Ticket Oflice, Ontario Street. F CONWAY F. A Gen, Puss. Agt. FOLOVR Gen, JH Supt. BY OF QUATE RAILWAY New short line fer Tweed, Napanee Dessronto, and all local points. Trains "mvs Oty Hall -Devot at 8:25 pom. P CONWAY, Agent B. Q. Ry., Kiagsten. ALLAN LINE "VC norany Royal Mall Steamers. From Montreal Bavarian, May 1¢ Virginian, Me ieee 2pm 1 Qu 19 London 0 accord ig to st London $2.50 extra : Third, ( x 7,60-- Virginian, Victor Jan $28.77 NONTREAL TO GLASGOW, DIRECT Pretorian Wed, May 17, (daylight) MONTREAL TO LONDON & HAVRE Pomerania Sat May 27 NEW YORK TO GLASGOW. Numidian . Thurs. May 18, 10am Purther particulars on application to J. P. HANLEY, Agent, G.T.R. City Passenger Depot. J P. GILDER- BLEEVE, Clarence Stre at. MONEY AND BUSINESS. LIVERPOOL, Fire Resets $61,187,215. which the policy security the 'unlimited sll "the stockholders. at lowest possible efore renewing oid or giving Property rates. B insured LONDON AND GLOBE urance Company. Available In addition to holders have for lability of Farm and city new business get rates from Strange Strange, Agents. -------------------------------------------------------------- OUR POLICIES COVER MORE ON buildings and contents than any oth- oF company offers. Godwin's Insurance ot Square. ARCHITECTS: WM, NEWLANDS, kxamine them at Emporium, Mark- ARCHITECT, OF- » second floor over Mahood's drug store, Streets. Teléphone 608. corer 3 Princess Enterance on and Bagot Bagot street nce ineececirs So -------------------- ARTHUR ELLIS ARCHITECT, OF- fic site of New Drill Hall, near cor- Ber of Queen and Montreal Streets. POWER & SON ARCHITECT, MER- t's Bank Building, corner Brock aad Wellington streets. 'Phone 212 -- ' HEGRY Pp. SMITH, ARCHITECT, otc., Anchor uilding, Market Square 'Phone 2485. This Week Baby Carriages and Go-Carts ine is the best tohic for habics wo this week at close-out Ci Parlor Setts and Couches Use Furniture Rest Lo AMES AM | Minocss sires, orer to help you REID, Undertaker, = = Kingston. Try Myers' for Fine COOKED ATS,