this week, 17; 15 yaa. X. selling BR a " ihe, and 0c. o dozen ' lp at 0 Bu. in rkin aut 1 the Sichiean Central Canadian (rand Trunk. railway has found to ak | rails ir yards at have parchised 20 aren ity limita Hamtspmek ey eafOXTh. there will be etween the Hill and Harriman the com- eon or DEOTOrTod Khe, will he tormad tn ake 1 Cotton company, cod the le company will controlling interest in this new . Sales, ha beranes nt Die. 650 boxes. All sold , 1,180 boxes. All erings, 1,487 ~ boxes, of aa, ware colored. Sales, 450 80 colored at 9c. -------- 1 --_ 0 1 lain," -- faa she ¢ Tr n co « ain sand. necessary i brushes at Gibson's BE Gas weed for ex- ERE WE a fe \ How much we can save you on the price of READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS you - would be astonished. Whilst prices are very uch lower than what you usually expect to and styles are of the very or two to each design, thereby avoiding that sameness of most rendy-mades, : g in and fawns, with fancy mixtures, $3.75, 84, , ) 96.80, 0.75. TRES--V, lish d , navy, black, brown, grey and mixtures, $0.30, 04, $1.30, 85, Bh 8030 BROADOLOTHS-- Particularly attractive styles, very new- tly finished and trimmed, 85, 86, 87, §8. NCOATS Thrmequarier and full longthe, in Nght and dark chads ry ive, browns, $4.05, $5.75, $6.50, . 8.75, $050, $10, ' 4. . HOS SUPPORTERS Every conceivable make, 25c., 35, 50c., $30 ent SASH NETS AND MUSLINS13. to Tic. each. abl camper J at vo in tract values designs, 13x32 yards, , 4x4}, 4x5, Tapestry, Balmoral, ALDRON. i l a ~ HELD FOR THE DED An Agricultural College to Cost a Million to Be Established in Quebec Province--Hoped to Arouse Interest Especially in the Schools. dootors testified at the imsuest that death was due to foul play and a verdict of murder by un- known was rendered. A man named formerly of the Parish, but it Jerseyville and vicinity are known to. be in: is feared . the dreaded to 'be ehicken-pox Ae, school has been closed, : On Friday. National league--At New York, 6 Sot 1. Philadelphia, New Phin 0. league--At 5. At At:St. Louis, 0; Washington, 4. Eastern leag ark, 3, -------- Buy Colgate's talcum powder at Gibson's Red 'Cross drug store, now living across the border, in MUST BE ESCORTED OUT OF COUNTRY St. Thomad, Ont., May 27.--The Pere arquette men, ordered for deporta- tion, say, this morning, they have been instructed not to leave until es- corted out of the country, Superin- tendent Pieatt is expected, back from Ottawa this afternoon. It is the pur: pose of the company to allow an ar Maine, is suspected of the crime and is being held by the Maine authori ies, ties, George A. Lamb, who resides at 35 Dorchester street, is the name of the man who was drowned, near Pointe Claire, about nineteen days ago. hody was recovered yesterday after noon. The body was brought to the shore and sent. directly afterward to the morgue, where it was identified, this - morning; by the dead man's brother. A gold ring was found on the little finger of the left hand and two envelopes of the Imperial Syrup company were found in his pocket. The government of the province of is to establish an agricultural college, in the near future, at a cost of nearly a million dollars, was the announcement made in this city, 0, Dallaier, who has been by the government to give a of res on ageieulture throughout the province, He greatly deplored the apathy existing in the schools to- wards the teaching of agriculture. ------------------ SHOCK KILLED HIM. A Rare Operation Performed, But the Man Died. Detroit, iA Noy 27.--David Mit- chell, the Canadian, whose back was broken by a fall from the third storey windgw of a St. Clemens ho- tel, where was undergoing treat- ment for alcoholism, and upon whom a rare ration, the first of the kind in Michigan, was performed ten days , in a Detroit hospital, in hope pr jy 3 his life, is ¢ The Tation appeared to be successful, at Mitchell had not strength to stand the shock, Mitchell is said to be of a wealthy family in a town north-west of Toronto. - WITHDRAW SUPPORT And Likely the (Strike Will Soon End. 4 to Whig. hare. Har 5. The associated buildings' accounted the This, it is thought, is the beginning stro t labor body in Chicago, has withdrawn both moral and fmancial support from the teamsters' cause. of the end. ---------- Formed A Company. Speclal to Whi, A AN.--~James A. Smart, Ottawa, 8 late deputy minister of the interior, has a company, with head- quarters in Montreal, to carry on iness as passenger agents, advenc ing loans to immigrants, ete. The capital stock is placed at $20,000, ------ To Decorate Sir John's Grave. A meeting of the Macdonald Club was held evening, and arrange ments were made for decoration cere- monies at Sir John A.' Macdonald's ve on June Gth. Representatives of aedonald Clube in Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto and Winnipeg, and several conservative members of parliament will be invited to be present and give addresses J, 8. R. McCann was appointed to succeed Charles Clark, the new bailiff on the conservative association exe entive, and H. Hunter to suceeed him as chairman of Frontenao ward. -------- Mrs. J. Coulthard, Carlisle, England, will sail for Canada in July to visit her son-in-law, J. B. Rodgers, Napanee. Mrs. Rodgers being the only daughter, and' being absent twenty- one E The death of John P, Bourcy, near | Rosiere, N.Y., took place on Wednes- day in the fifty-first year of his age. Me. irey was a highly respected citizen, The Fasten, Muthodint Shurdh, Na- raised $5, purposes year. The membership: is: also in- creased. Over 81.000 was given to mis- US, Secretary Shaw says no. one is Siariant to say he is a candidate or the presidency in 1908. William Donaldson has heen od fire chief of Deseronta with Heenoy as assistant' chief. A. A. Richardson has resigned his 1 Mills, position us treasurer of Deseronto, Butter in rolls 18¢; Crawford, A dimmer gown should, of course, be an eq ing ove hen to carry the . They have en- carry case to the privy necessary. They base their determina- tion on the contention that the alien law does not apply to the class of men affected here, ' INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. Se ---- Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up By Reporters On Their Rounds. Gallon cans apples, 15¢. Crawford. Corsets orerey or ready-made, avery iption, New York Dress Reform. James Stewart is here from Coteau Landing, on business connected with tha C. A. R. barge line. A beautiful pink and white com- plexion by using Chown's- Iron Tonic Pills. He will not soade a flower bed ; at is too much--but wait, He'll spade an acre plot instead For worms to use for bait. 18¢. roll butter. Crawford, The Clark Malting company, King- ston, purchased 20,000 bushels of rye, damaged in a C. A. R, barge in the Sou canal. on une 15th Henrietta Crosman wil be here presenting "Nance Old- field" and "The Coftain Raiser."" She is a top-motcher in world, It was G. F. Berriman, who was fined on last for an infraction of the liquor license law. By error it was said Mr. Berriman kept an hotel at Barriefield. Batter in rolls 18¢, Crawford. The homely Miss Mudphens had only vne nedu While pretty Miss Kate had eight But Miss Mudphens was married last night, as' you know, And Miss Katio--well, she's still Miss ate The advertising concert and dance conducted in the City hall, last night, by J. Hart, drow a fairly large crowd which was well entertained. About twenty local - merchants - were repre- sented in the advertising pertion of the programme; . the drills and tab- leaux: being skilfully performed. Dancing to the music of Macauley's orchestra was commenced about ten o'clock and continued for several hours. the theatrical of Kingston Wednesday ---------------- LIKELY TO TAKE CONTROL. C. F. Gildersieeve Speaks About K.S. F. and 0. Railway. C. F. Gildersleeve was asked this morning if there was anything further to report concerning the Kingston, Smith's Falls and Ottawa railway, which has had its charter extended by parliament, and whose line is expeot- td to be assumed by the Grand Trunk company, in order that the latter may acquire a shorter line to Toronto. Mr. Gildersleeve stated that it was quite possible the G. T. R. would assume control. Its policy now was one of ex- pansion, and the route from Ottawa to Kingston, is much more favorable than a back route, because of the con- fection ' at Kingston with the main line of the G. T. R. It has not yet been decided whether the road from Ottawa to Smith's Falls will pass through Manotick or Richmond. Sur- vers of both have heen made. m------ ' Gave Him A Send-Off. ¢ Harry Lee, for several vears clerk in Hafluer's grocery store, Montreal street, has accepted a position on the road for a Winnipeg wholesale firm. st. evening several of his friends tendered him a favewell banquet, at the Club Cafe, where a most enjoyable time was spent, - During the evening the guest of honor was presented with an address and a handsome meers- cham pipe and ense, both tokens of esteem from his friends. Stanley Coop- er made the address and A. J. Aber: nethy the presentation. ------------ Elected Officers The Nurses Alumnae Association held its annual meeting on Fri day with the following election of of- ficers : Honorary president, Miss Gor don; president, Mrs. Tilley; vice-presi- dents, Miss Emma Veale and Mi Agnes Reid: secretary-treasurer, Mis. George Nichol; assistant, Miss Mont- gomery; econvenor of surgical supply cupboard, Miss Walsh. The nurses had a very ul year. ---------- E. L. du Domaine will play a violin solo during ry in St, George's. cathedral, on Sunday even Robert B. avin. ban boon click town treasurer of Deseronto. t., May 27--Small- serious symptoms becoming ovi at Dr Langrill, Hamilton, was mon pronounced the disease as smal d the victims were or- dered antined at once. The public 0. At Philadelphia; 3; Bos- Detroit, 2; Cleveland, 1; York, 0. At Chicago, 1; Boston, ue--At Toronto, 4; New- ade Way owing to the fact that those afflicted have been moving tiat8 ) ara stricken, without a ; of the nature of their iment. families of Messrs. Frank h Bishop, James Jamieson and Peter Stenaba have been suffering for some Tme with what they supposed AN. John M. Campbell, storekeeper at RS -- LAWS OF CITY MUST BE ¢ OBSERVED' 'y What License He Should Take Out--The Contention of Mr. Nickle--~A Case Settled Out of Court. A genuine harvest 'greeted the po- court, cases in which people of (all ages and classes were interested being up for hemring. Six boys of tender age were given a private audience by the magistrate before. the regular ses- sion commenced. They were charged, collectively, with raising a distutl- ance at the comer of King and Johns: ton streets... The charge was proved and the lads were allowed to go with a severe reprimand and warming wo appear no more in the glare of the po' lice court. . The proprietor of un Princess street drug store was charged with, and found guilty of, infraction of the city by-law, regarding the placing of 'ban- ners on the public streets, The magis- trate, in imposing a $2 fine with costs, remarked that all- merchants must ob- serve the by-laws governing the city. Chain Barnack was charged by = the city solicitor with selling goods with- out the necvssury - leemse, Bamack had purchased a peddier's leense, but the prosecution contended that the de- fendant, being a resident of the city, required a transient trader's license, W. F. Nickle appeared for the defense and argued that his - client did not come within the law regarding transi- ent "traders, as Barnack had no fixed place of business and made no sales of goods from his lodging place. Mr. Nickle claimed that the by-law was not émtended to prohibit this or sim- ilar business done by bona fide ped- dlers who have taken out the nécessary license. The case was enlarged for a week and in the meantime Barnack will continue to peddle "at his peril." A remanded drunk was ved to go. = Another case was on the hoards but failed to reach the court oom stage, A woman residing on Division street charged a male neighbor with using arasely insulting language to her. The defendant settled by paying the cost, LATE SOCIAL NOTES, Mrs, Stokes, who has heen with her husband, Commander Stokes, R. N., is expected out from the old country shortly. Colonel Stewart, of Montreal, spent Victoria day with™ Colonel Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Birch, and the Misses 'Birch spent the early part of the week at their Thousand Island cottage. 'They will probably go down for the summer in a week or 80. Mrs. Alexander McDonald has re turned to her home in Sudbury, after a two weeks' visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Taylor, Division street, Mise Harty, visiting her aunts, the Misses Branigan, Brock street, leit, to- day, for her home in Ottawa. . » . oe Mrs. Lyman and the Misscs Lyman will receive, at Calderwood, Satur- days; after June 1st. - . >. The marriage of Miss Amey Gamble King, daughter of Col. Frank King, M.D., of St. Catharines to Mr. Esten Fletcher of the Sovereign Bank, Tor- onto, will be celebrated in St. Barna- hay church, St. Catharines, on June Tth. The wedding of Miss Annie Lillian, youngest daughter of Mr. James H. Thompson, 136 Gloucester street, Ot- tawa, to Mr. William Atcheson Fraser, of the department of agriculture, son of Nr. John Fraser, Dominion ac- countant, will take place on June .- . . Countess of Morley and Lady Mary Parker are coming to Canada this Summer on a visit to Earl and Coun- tess Grey. PITH OF THE NEWS. The Very Latest Qulled From All Over The World. There was spent on colonization roads last year $1 75,620.74 the Central Prison, is dead. A. W, Cairns, Winnipeg, made an as- sistant post office inspector, The so-called lost Dauphin of France, died of torture in Paris in 1795. Mrs, Philip Ott, Moorefield, neaily seventy years of age, dropped dead, while shopping. Angus Sparrow, a prominent citizen of Calgary, was thrown from a horse and trampled on, He will die. Price Bros.' lumber mills, near Campbellton, N.B., were burned, also several cars on the Intercolonial. A committee of McMaster University is considering a proposal to establish a medical oo in affiliation with the university. The First National bank of Barber ton, O., has been ordered . closed by comptroller of the eurrency on the ground that the bank is insolvent. The three-masted schooner Kambriy of Windsor, N.S., founded at sea, south from Rio Janerio. The crew was rescued and landed at Montevideo. The bakery of A. McNeil, Oakville, Ont., burned this morning, The loss is heavy owing to no insurance. A whole block was threatened at one tire. -------- To Prepare Prospectus. Last evening, the yacht club execu- tive met to take preliminary steps in the canvass for stock to earry out the project of erecting a new club house, ete. The executive decided in the mean. time to prepare prospectus and to call a meeting of the whole club in about a fortnight so that the scheme may be got under way and begun with as much enthusinsm gs possible, Hats In Endless Variety. From the world's best makers are here. New derhys, $1.50, £3, $2.50, at Campbell Bros, the style centre for men's hats, 18¢,, Butter, Butter, Butter, 18e. il Rolls of butter, very choice, 18¢. Crawford. ---------------- YS WERE WARNED) lice magistrate, this moming, at ths and stylish shoe. For Ladies, Children and Mey Women's Fast Black Cotton, roc. Women's Fast Black Cotton, special, Women's Lisle Thread, 3sc., 39¢., 45¢., 500 Women's Lisle Lace Ankle, 25¢, 35¢, ase, » 1234¢,, 150, 20¢. and 25, 63c. Women's Lisle Lace Front, 35¢, 39, 43, Women's Lace Fine Cotton, 25¢.; 35c. Women's Tan Lisle Thread, 25c.. Women's Tan Fine Cotton, 15 Women's Tan Lace Ankle and Lace Front, Women's Summer Cashmere Hose--This is a Black Cashmere Hose as fine as a Lisle Thread ang just the thing for summer wear, : Girls' Fine Ribbed Cashmere Hosiery, Plain Cashmere Hosiery, Tan - Cotton Hosi Black Cotton Hosiery, Black Lace Ankle and ace Front. 49c. 35C.. 45¢, C, 20c., 25c, fine ery, also Boys' 'Leather Knit" Fast Black Cotton Stockings. This isa make of remarkably strong stockings for boys' wear at a moderate price, 20c., 23c., 25¢,, according to. size. Boys' Strong Ribbed Cash- mere, all sizes, 20c , 25¢C., 35C., 39¢., 45¢. Men's Cashmere Sox, special. Others. at. 35¢., 450, 400. Men's Black Cotton, fast colors, gool weight, 12%c., 15¢., 20¢, 25¢. Ladies' Shirt Waist Suits In Mohair Lustre, Navy, Brown, Black, Cream In Shot Taffeta Silks. In Plain Taffeta Silks. [ 25¢,, 39¢, In Fine Checked Silks. White Lawn Shirt Waists ! From s50c. to $3. A great assortment now ready, including all the latest New York designs, Qurigsity alone should tempt you to come and see them. Wrappers PRINT AND PERCALE WRAPPERS. KIMONAS, new designs, just received. DRESSING JACKETS, in fine White Lawn and Fancy India Linens. (JotmLaBLAWESH Another New Batch of DOROTHY DODD SHOES Just received from Boston a fresh supply of LADIES DOROTHY DODD SPRING TANS. That pretty $3 Chocolate Tie, light sole. That swell $375 Tan Tie, Goodyear welt. A $3 Chocolate Lace Shoe, light cole, a sensible bm Just in time-t-i-m-e. s THE LOCKETT SHOE STORE wu f ¢ Y 3 QONEY BISCUIT A CANDY 60 Mr Aa ie We bridge distance with -our moisture-proof, * dust-proof packages. Hali- fax and Vancouver are to the Farms and small ' brought ovens doors. towns are put on the same plane with the big. cities. Mooney's Perfection Cream Sodas are packed in | & 3 Ib. air-tight packages fresh, crisp. delicicus-- and reach you in the same con- dition, no matter where you live. AT ALL GROCERS ere meee eee i ------------ a ------ a ---- "AN EXCELLENT FOO admirably adapted to Wants of Infants." Sir-Cras. A. CAMERON, C.B.; M Professor of Chemistry, R.C.S.1 Ex President of the Royal College ot Surgeons, Ireland. NedR? Invalids, And The Agec GOLD MEDAL, WOMAN'S EXHIBITI( London, 1900. DR. BARNARDO says I "We already used Neave s (Babies ( have not have USED IN TH Russian Imperial Nurse Manufacturers 1-- JOSIAH R Fordingbridge, Eng Wholesale Agents:--THE LYMAN B o & Co, Ltd., Toronto and Montre VEAVE & Made of finest Doeskin: washable and soft. Perforated backs--and butto ed on back. - : Reinforced on Palms; mo comfortable and last better th: any other make. For sale by Glove and Spo: ing Goods dealers. When you want a good Glo ask for a A "PERRIN" , "4 JOHN LAIDLAW & SO! 'Sole Agent for Perrin Gloves. . . Wines and Lig In our large and new a: stock of Ales, Wines, Liquo Cigars, we think that we we SVETFthing to meet the 4 We guarantee entire satis as to prices and quality. Agent for the well know Spatch' Seotch Whiskey. - JAS. McPARL/ 339 and 341 King St "hone 274. !