Perfection Cream Sodas, Particularly suitable for s--in three-pound tins--air. ust as crisp and inviting an er camp, as they would -dust-proof and rain-proof--alwa; Jainty relish for every meal, The real merit and superior of JOHN LABATT'S Al and PORTER are well known. The claim is made supported by numeroys medals and testimonials, that they are pure, beverages, _superior.t6- any made on this continent, ene, \RLAND, AGENT Street, Kingsto is made from Pure Cream, un- y and flavor. = Served by the dish ize bricks required. S, Princess St. ANAARAR KARRARAARAAARR NARA a OF IRON, GOPPER, ETC. A METAL CO., TORONTO. NO MORE We have been at it, same address, since 1891. 0 Stencils, Steel Stamps, Co'pany Seals. Rub» rinting price cards, White rite us, we'll dotherest. Alphabet Sets for amel Letters, dec. W. Mack, 9-11-18 King St. W., Toronto. When you are ready to Start for lake or Mountains --dop'; for 8<t a goodly supply of Mggy . oulg tight, moisture, d toothsome be in your own YS ready ALE wholesonie ' COSTS __|Grand Union Hotel "-_|Grand Union Bota | 'Rooms From $1,00 Per Day Up Opposite Grand Central Station n Lan- : New York wit, | BAGGAGE £32. aright, From : Station , a Tre- B.Se. | an affection of heart and Jungs. n as a [late he suficred intensely apd rapt , of the | failed. On Saturday the énd came ¥ his forty-third year. e past A quiet home wedding took place ob of the | Wednesday last at Alexander Ferg as re- | son's, second concessipn of North to re | Sherbrooke, when his, eldest daughter Maggie Ethel, was married to Duncan t took | Ferguson, of the Highland line. feorge On May 21th, at the home of Thon arriage | as Sergeant, Sn Road, a pret M. to | wedding took ple It was the g, Ont. | ciage of Mrs. Sergeant's sister, liday- | Maggie E: Thomson, Elphin, » James Drum- | Love, farmer and blacksmith Flowe neen's, | Station. ere he ee, ' » West- Pratt's headache powders, eure Sick headache and neuralgia, 10c. and =x honte, | packages, at MoLeod,s "rug Store. ¥ to! The incubator might be subject « arrest a® an unnatural.mpther kt Some musicians could not suck the pitch with a pitch plaster i 5 a -- cmt KLY, PLAYED OUT? desire to work--find it difficult to think FERRO FE ZONE that quickly braces ~ Ferrozone makes you fect govd; ¥ u eat, sharpens the appetite like a razor; , makes lots of it--the rich, red kisd ly. ; builds up instantly, It gives you S&F buoyant health, No tonic half so tutes | $2.50, at all dealers, or by mail from on, Ont, and Hartford, Conn. USA HE DAILY BRITISH YEAR 72. NO. 130. a Boys' Clothing Mothers _ often tell 'us that if people only knew how good our Boys' Clothing was they would always come here for it. cove it. Come and see for yourseif --prices are as low as possible for our quality. Boys' Stockings The thmous Black Cat Brand. We guar- antee every pair of No. 15, they will out- wear anything we have all sizes from 25C. up, B. P. Jenkins Clothing Co. "TAKE NOTICE DON'T SELL YOUR STOVES, FUR- ever seen, niture, Carpets, Gent's Clothes and Boots to first buyer that comes along. Try me, and you will find the difference. J. TURK," THE SEOOND-HAND DEALER, 308 Priacess Street. New Monumental Works All kinds of Cemetery Work promptly attended to. - Engraving and Re-gilding a specialty. JAS. MULLIN, 872 Princess St. Opposite Y. M. C. A. Building. WANTED. © DRIVER FOR DELIVERY WAGGON Apply, Kingston Bottling Works A YOUNG LADY TO PLAY PIANO. Apply, H. Jervis; 220 Princess St. A COOK. APPLY, IN THE EVEN- ing to Mrs. Howard S. Folger, 56 West St. . $13,000 ON $30,000 SECURITY, REAL Estate, 5 or 10 years. Abply to J A. Gardiner, 151 Wellington St Re re AN EXPERIENCED GENERAL SER. vant ; no washi or ironing ; family of four. Apply 817 University Avenue. " A REFINED YOUNG LADY TO GO to the country, to nurse invalid for July and August, gentleman and make herself generally useful. Apply, nox S.T., Whig office. -------- GENTLEMEN, TO GET THEIR Spring Suits made.up at Galloway's, 181 Brock street, next to Bibby's livery ; atyle, fit and price guaranteed to please ; pressing and repairing done promptly, ACTIVE, BRIGHT, HUSTLING agents" wanted to sell Teas, Coffees Spices, etc. "Over $2,000 a year is being « made by agents. G. Marshall & Co:, London, Ont. ! MEN AND BOYS, TO LEARN PLUMB- ing trade. We cannot supply demand for graduates. $4.50 to $5 per day. Eight weeks completes course. Earn while Jearning. Address, for Cata- logue, Coyne Bros. Co., Plumbing Schools, Cincinnati, O., St. Louis, Mo. Employment, guaranteed or money lunded. TO-LET. es. THE DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, 84 Barrie Bt., opposite City Park." Ap- ply to Miss Flanagan, 82 Barrie St. STORAGE, A ROOM IN THE STEARN building, clean, dry, rat and .moth Jroot. Apply at McCann's, 51 fock St. FROM JUNE, FOR THREE months or longer. Furnished house, eleven rooms ; modern conveniences ; central location. Apply by letter, to P.O. Hox -82, Kingston. COMFORTABLE BRICK FARM House, partly furnished, well situated on shore vol west. of Collins Bay. Good stable accommodation. Stage daily to Kin, and Bath. Also Frame Cottage, Address, H, C, Rothwell, Collins Bay Ont. EE ---------------------------------------------------------------- THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT the Corner of Queen and Ontario Streets, lately occupied by Mr. Hen- erson as a grocery with large yard inte, 24 miles | DAILY MEMORANDA, Division Court, 9 a.m. Tuesday. Mass meeting on-roeds;--Harrowsmith Wednesday, 10 a.m. The sun rises Tuesday at 4.20 a.m., and sets at p.m. Military and Athletic contest, House, 8.15 this evening. The miner says his descent to work is but a drop in the bucket. Some men seem to be half baked, Job 'was thoroughly boiled Cataraqui Cemetery Stockholders ad- iourned meeting, 4 p.m., Tuesday A good many so ed business point. ers turn out to be disappointers, This day in history :--Court of Canada 1876 ; Lord Roberts occupied Pretoria, 1900. A woman ean make n dollar, go so far that her husband never sees a cent of it again. Decoration of Sir.John A grave in Catavaqui afternoon Opery but Macdonald's Cemetery, Tuesday Emergent Meeting. Special meeting of S{. Mary's court, C.O.F,, tonight, in hall street, at 7.30 o'clock. on Brock DECORATED CHINA We have a new and particularly hand- some display of decorated DINNER SETS TEA SETS TOILET SETS They will please you without a doubt, and the prices are very resonable. ..ROBERTSON BROS.. NOTICE. SEALED ceived at the Court House, Kingston, up to THURS- DAY, June 15th, at 12 o'clock noon from persons willing to furnish 115 tons of Scranton Coal to be delivered at the TENDERS office of the WILL BE RE- County Clerk, Gaol, Regisiry Office, and Court House, in Kingston, as may be required up to November 1st, next, the Coal to he of eood quality, well screened and free from dirt. Al 50 Cords of Hardwood or more ff requ composed of maple, beegh, hick- ory and ironwood, sound and of good quality; one half dry and one half green to be delivered - at the County Gaol one half 'before und one half after 1st Jan uary next Wood and Coal subject to the approval of the Chairman of County Property Committee Tenders to state price of Coal per ton cord essarily accepted. JOSHUA COX, Chairman Co. Property Com. J. W. EDWARDS, County "le SMITH Jewellers, 350 King St. Take pleasure in BROS. showing their new goods, just suit- able for- June wedding pres- ents, in cut glass, stirling silver and plated ware. J. 8. SMITA, Issuer of Marriage Licenses ee arise pemeaee? TO MILITARY MEN : We make every kind of Shoes required, espec- lally FINE WALKING-OUT SHOES or WELLINGTON BOOTS. Wear '"'Allen's"' Military Bootmiakers, 84 Brock St. SIGN OF GOLDEN BOOT. SWIFT'S INSURANCE AGENCY FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT, CARCO. Strong reliable Companies only represented LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID. LOWEST RATES on approved risks of every description. . Oftice, Opposite Ontario Bank. and outhuil . Offers will be re- ved for urchase. Apply to alkems & Wall , solicitors, King- ston. § FOR SALE, eth BUILDING LOT, SouTH SIDE B & » between ont an uosn treet, NO. 44, MASSEY, 49° Colborne * street. NEW MODEL $7. ort Tires, $2 ench. New Rear Wheel, with new Morrow Brake, jour dollars. Bicycle Munson, Toron- 0: . THE ROUGH CAST HOUSE, ON Brock St. ng No. 161 adjoining Ir. EE. Ryan's residence. Tenders re- ceived "by Kirkpatrick, Nickle, up to 8th June. BOAT-YARD AND BEST LOCATED e , foing a flourish Livery, in tk Ing business, with plenty of, work -- Th ¥ 3 ahead. Boat houses and «lip a YACHT FOR SALE. occupied ; also ifis, ranging : aT 5 Wea 5 a $7, Ten 18 1, | STEAMYACHT MARGARET, OWRED and three 14 ft, Dingies, 8 Canoes, by the late William Gokey, Broo en, Sali Gasoline Launch, fast. 1 will 55 feet long, 10° feet beam, S Hels 81% sell one 'of my sailing yachts. | iles. a7 Winnona ine attend to it. Appl D Back. trey. TC The Levis Bye-Election. Quebee, June 5.1t is now definitely settled that Auguste Carriere, merch Rogers &:| or Verona. Reason for sell- ness : have not the tire 10 an and a -- Fine Fruit Stock and Grain Farms ALSO CITY TOWN AND VILLAGE Properties in the Niagara District, **On- tario's Garder Canada's Natural Gas Field, Wonderiull Power developement, New Trolley lines. Write for our Tes ptive lists giving prices. I J. SOXDER * District Manager,, Western Real Estate Exchange. Welland Ont CAUTION. THE UNDERSIGNED WILL NOT BE responsible for' any debt contracted by his wife, from this date, Kingston, June 3rd, 1905 H. CARR. h ; first class seaboat : Fri months, speed, twelve miles an A FRIENDLY KINGSTON, ONTARIO, MONDAY, JUNE WILLNOTENDIT Czar Means To Continue War indefinitely. VISIT BY PAID ROJESTVENSKY TOGO. Enquiste 'Asks for Fourteen Days at Manila to Repair and Coal --Vladivostok to be Besieged at Once. Special to the Whig. Manila, June 5.--~An unofficial report states that Rear-Admiral Enquiste, commander of the heavy cruiser squad- ron of the Russian fleet, who arrived here, on Saturday evening, on board his flagship, the protected cruiser Au- rora, accompanied by the protected cruisers, 'Oleg and Jemtohug, has ask- ed for fourteen days in which to re pair, coal and provision his ships. The cruisers are all damaged below the water line, which renders them unsea- worthy. Rear-Admiral Train, the Am- erican navikl commander, has appoint- ed a board to investigate the condi tion of the warships. The warships are badly damaged -that they are forced to keep their pumps going con: tinually. They undoubtedly will be in terned there. Admiral Enquiste says that his squadron was complete wien it entered the fight on the morning of May 27th. He exchanged shots with the enemy at 1,000 yards, He' attempted pierce the Japa- nese line, and make a dash for Vladi- vostok, but he was attacked hy eruis ers and torpedo hoats, and forced to make a running fight. The main at tack of the Japanese was concentrat- ed on the Russian battleships. Ad miral Enquiste's own flagship was sunk, and he transferfed his flag to the Aurora. He was ultimately obliged to flee to the gouth-west, taking that course at ten o'clock on Saturday night, and succeeding in making his escape, 'with three of his ships, in the darkness. The Russians did not know that the fight had continued on Sun- day, and they were dumbfounded when they received the mews of the result. The .officers state. the crews served their guns heroically, but could not withstand the terrific fire of the Japa- nese and the torpedo attacks. - ione vary 'as to the présence of sub- marine boats in the battle. 80 to Togo Visits Rojestvensky. Tokio, June 5.--Admiral" Togo visit- od. Admiral Rojestvensky yesterday. Admirhl Togo expressed his sympathy for the admiral"s wound® He praised the desperately courageous fight of the Russians, and expressed the hope that Vice-Admiral Rojestvensky would soon be able to return to Russia. Rojest- vensky was deeply moved by the ad- miral's words and thanked him. He congratulated Japan on the courage and patriotism of her sailors, and said it lessened his regret and the sor- row of defeat to know the high char- of the victors. Admiral: Baron Yamanidto," minister of marine, has sent a 'message of sympathy to the Russian' commander, and has assured hjin that the surgeons at the hospital have been ordered to give him®the very best of attention. Field Marshal Oyama reports some minor skirmishes, and says ther@® is no" change in the situation in the Shangtu district. Adrift For Six Days. Shanghai, June 5.--~A Russian tor- pedo boat, which was towed in here, vesterday, reports that she had been driftigg for six days with 180 mep on board, and water for one day left, and with very little food. The vessel ig. damaged forward. Her crew already has been transferred to the Rulsiah transport interned' at Woosung. May Prolong Conflict. London, June 5.--The destruction of the Russian navy will not bring the war to an end, and it may even pro- long the conflict. It gs known on the authority of all connected with the imperial 'entourage that the czar's de- cision is to carry on the war indefin- itely. g - Have Reached Manila. Manila," June 5.--Rear-Admiral En- quiste, commander of the heavy cruis- er squadron of the Russian fleet, ar rived in the bay, at nine o'clock, Sat- urday evening, on board his flagship, the protected cruiser Aurora, aceom- pamied by the protected cruisers Oleg and Jemtchug. All the vessels were more dr less damaged and there were many wounded men on hoard. ---- Attend Service For Slain. St. Petersburg, June 5.-- The empor- or and the empress and members of the royal family attended a memorial service at Tsarskoe-Selo those who have fallen battle in the Sea of Japan, ------ All Prisoners To Go Home. Nagasaki, June 5.--It is stated on good authority 4 ; ine ; well furnish- br x sy ged condition. For furt/ier particulars apply to J . Gor dearle or Capt. John Geoghegan, Box 76 Kingston, Ont. Balfour Wins A Bye-Election. London, June 5.--Lord E. Talbot, ant, of Levis, a young man Stannch , willbe the govern will be elected by acclamation. bt en te in the county of Levis jon. It is presumed that he Be. appointed junior lord of the treasury in The ptace of Loder, defeated at Brighton, was returned by a major home. -- Nebogatoff Adverse To Parole. Tokio, June 5.---Rear-Admiral Nebo gatoff is not likely to sign his parole Linevitch At Kungehulian. Tokio sufficient only for{ ~ yosterday for in the naval that all the Russian naval prisoners in Japan will be sent June 5.--Lieut,-Gen, Linevitch MOURNING FOR VICTIMS. Drawn Swords Still Demands for 7 "War's End. St. Petersburg. June 5 a great demonstration last « in the Paviovsk 8, near Tsarskoe-Selo, the 5,000 persons present clamored for a funeral march in memory of the Russian sailors whe had lost their lives in the naval disaster in the Sea of Japan. The members of the orchestra came alarmed and fled from the plat- 4+ BESIEGE VLADIVOSTOK. # + frm *> & St. Petersburg, June 5.-- 3» ¢ A siege of Viadimostok is .4 % imminent. The admiralty ¢: 4 has been informed that a 4 3 Japanese flotilla is also » 4 about to start for the 4 River Amur, and blockade € it. All aon-combatants 4 have been jordered to leave 4 4 Vladivostok. + + * +4 form, whereupon M. Novikoff, former mayor of Baku, arose and said : "Let us all by rising show respeet for the victim&. Down with the war. We have had enough of blood." Some @ighty policenwn entered from eithor side of the hall and elbowed their way through the crowd toward M. Novikoff, whereupon were raised "Let us attack the po: lice 1' Chairs were seized and hurled at the police, the. crowd being led by a colonel with a drawn sword. The policemen fled precipitately. Order being restored, a number of : of speeches were delivered on the na- tional crisis, Suddenly the policed, re- mforced to between 200 and 300, again invaded the hall and rushed on the audience with drawn swords The people defended themselves with chairs and sticks, but after ten min utes were driven from the hall into the garden, where there was u batta lion of Tiraillewrs, who raised their rifles to their shoulders preliminary to the order to fire being given, caus: ing a panic: The public fled toward the exits and, finding them closed. smashed the doors and windows. of the hall and so gained the street, Many persons wepe injured, .some so seriously that they had to be taken to a hospital. Novikoff was arrested and the gardens were occupied bv police and Cossacks.) A strong military force 5, 1905. + law Disliked. KAISER AND WIFE DISAPPROVE OF HER PRO- CLIVITIES. After Wedding House of Hohen- Nearly Being Ordered Not to Attend Wedding. Borlin, June 5.-Contrary to what had been expected the Grand Duchess Anastasia, mother of Duchess Cecelic, whose wedding to the Crown Prince. Frederick, which ocenrs next week, will attend the ceremonies in connection with the marriage, which begin to-morrow. The empress, who = is extremely strict on 'questions of morality, does not like the future mother-in-law of her son," wha is a Russian nd duchess, and has all t 0 gay .charac- teristics of Russian grand ducal blood. Ever since the Betrothal of the crown prince to Cecelie was an: nounced there has been a series of quarrels--betaveen Anastasia and the kaiser and empress, Only for = the fact that a scandal would have been caused, Anastasia would have been premptorily ordered not to attend the wedding. It was hopéd that the grand duchess would respect the feelings of the kaiser and empress and absent herself, but she has deter- mined to attend the wedding and will be tolerated. When Kaiser William and the em- press paid a state visit to Schwerin, the home of Anastasia and Cecelie last fall, they paraded their dislike to the grand duchess ostentatiously. Florence, under the onage of sovoral court ladies, without taking the trouble to go to Florence herself. This wmconventional act shocked the kaiser and empress, and the crown prince was ordered to leave Florence, The kaiser did not let the matter rest there, but communicated his dis- $. GOOD OFFICES. Paris, June! 5.--Baron D'Estournelles de Contant, senator and member of The Hague arbitration tribunal, is about to submit a motion to the Fremoh par- liamentary group favoring arbitration and ~~ asking that the French government join with the government of Great Britain in offer- ing their good offices to Russia and Japan under the terms. of The Hague convention. $444 55444058 * $ i» > gl + @*> "+ + @ > 4 @» *> »> PS * + gesedees SHEEP FEIOPTO TEE was Placed on the road leading from Pavlovek to Tsarskoe-Selo and to St. Petersburg and at the railway station. People returning to St Petersburg from: the gardens spread accounts of the affair, which soon became 4 general topic, Paviovsk is nineteen miles from St. Petersburg and is a summer pesort for inhabi tants of the capital. Concerts are given in the gardens there daily and are frequented hy fashionable and bourgeois andiences largely composed of people from St. Petersburg. "BIG DEVELOPMENTS. Looked for in Algoma Mining Districts. Special to the Whig, Sault Ste. Marie, Ont, June 5 President Warren, Toronto, of the Lake Superior corporation, thinks no trouble will be experienced in raising money for completing work on. the power house at the Michigan Soo. He says that within six days the commit tee widereport and be ready to go ahead. He also says that New York eapitaliste are considering the advisa bility of erecting a big smelter there Mr. War (pects hig mining velopments in the Algoma districts, Relieved Of Pain. Special to the Whig. 4 Winnipeg. Jone So~Driven frantic, or despondent, by pain, J. RR. Wallace, aged forty six, a farmer who lived five miles cast of the city, blew his brains ot, on Saturday evening, with a shot gun. Wallace was sick in bed and while Mrs. Wallace was out he erawled out of bed, secured a loaded shotgun, and placing the muzzle in his mouth, discharged the weapon Ho came from Brampton, Ont. rei---- Canoe Upset, Boy Drowned. Be phe Walks ont. Jans % Frank, the thirteen-year old son of J, Sullivan, of International Falls, was drowned here on Saturday, by upset ting of his canoe, Robert T. Lincoln, Chicago, asked if he would accept the office of chairman of the hoard of directors of the Equitable Life Insurance Society should the position be offered to him. was e to Anast t alin ted against the kaiser mitting home glected. A number of other similar incidents have added the feeling of the kaiser and empress against the grand duchess, After the wedding the Hohenzollern house will attenpt to boycott the mother of the future Ger- man empress that he was per- industries to be ne- to HOCH SENTENCED TO HANG. Forgives His Prosecutors and As- serts Innocence. Chicago, June 5.--~Johann Hoch, con- vioted wife-murderer andl confessed higamist, has been sentented by Judge Korstein to» be hanged June 28ed. The passing of sentence came after a dram- atic scone in court, Hooch forgave the prosecutors, the police, the jurors and the many witnesses who testified against him, and asked that God have mercy on their souls, He said: "I am convinosd that my poor, dear wife was murdered, but I am not her murder or, Judge Korstein said: "This court has no doubt that this man put the SNORING IN CHURCH. Judge Says It is Breach of the Peace. - Memphis. Tenn., June Bb.--~Judge Lloyd Estill, of Hamilton county, de- "tlared today that snoring in church it a breach of the peace, and fined Charles Shubert, of Chattanooga, #20. Shubert fel ase in church and his snoring disturbed the coggre- gation. - He was arrested on the com- plaint of the pastor, and, although the young man protested that his act- one were without malice, Judge Estill declared that the worship had been disturbed. The case may be fought out in the supreme court, Attempt To Kill Family. New York, Juné 5.--After a quarrel with his wife in their cottage at Fv. orgreens, Queens county, yesterday, John Zeller, a well-digger, went out threatening to return and blow up the whole family. When he was seen com- ing back a little later carrying what appeared to be a stick of dynamite, Mrs. Zeller fled out the hack door. A moment later an explosion' 6courred, completely wrecking the house. Zel- ler's mangled body was found in the rine, His son John, who was in the house when the explosion oecufred, es- caped with slight injuries. Old Safe-Breaker Dead. New York, June5.--James Hope, otherwise known as "Jimmy Hope," and "Old Man" Hope, leader of the band which robbed the Manhattan bank in thi city of nearly $3,000,000 in money and securities, nearly thirty vears ago, is dead at his home here, Hie wife said to-day that he died of In' reply Mr. Lincoln said that under "| no civeumstancrs would he accept the office. 3 » By the explosion 9f 150 pounds dynamite five negro' convicts at of the is believed to be at eight miles his main force, his advance guard o cupying the Fengewa and Itsangehy ungohulian, ty of 412. The last contested electiog | was in 1502, whén Tord W. G. Len nox, was returned by a majonty of 1,875, line, west of Fakoman, with, : C( Friends of Mr. Hyde claim him to blown to atoms, | now be well in the ascendancy in the Equitable conflict, county camp at Ojus, Fla., have been | A SCANDAL Crown Prince's Mother-in- hy purchasing the greater ¥ of > piers routine | ih, I at this fime, to wake any definite View Marylander's Elevation With Ww of Charles Joseph Bonaparte for a cabinet position is not: ing with unanimous public . The Sun's Was! ondent says that since the announcement of Bona- parte's selection the question has been asked niany times in Wash z "Was Mr. Bonaparte ever a erat?" The question, has mot been definitely answered, although it was asserted that he had voted for Grover Cleveland and at other times bad voted the democratic ticket in state 4and. municipal elections. He has been extremely i t in politics and has been bitterly attacked by Mary- land campaign hy have gollern Will Boycott Grand [dubbed him with such names as "The Duchess Anastasiap-- Came '| Academic Pharisce" and "The Im perial Peacock of Park avenue." ---------- ASLEEP 58 DAYS. Yonkers Lad Victim of Peculiar ~Cuare of Meningitis. New York, June8.--A peculiar' case of coma accompanying cerebro mening tis is reported in Yonkers, where Jo- seph Canopi, the six-year-old son of a contractor, has slept fifty-eight days. All efforts to arouse him have failed, but the doctors believe that if he sur- vives a few days more they will suc ceed in dissolving a blood clot on the brain and save him. The boy fell ill directly after he had eaten a v supper. That night he lapsed iftto unconsciousness, has remained so over since. Meantime his right eye has gone blind, and- he has been fed through a tube. His spine hag been covered with an ice coil and applications are constant ly 'made to' the head. The lad's weight has fallen from sixty-seven to thirty- five pounds, ------------ NO DEFINITE STATEMENT Regarding Ontario Site For U. 8. Steel Works. " Speci al to the Whig, Detroit, Mich., June 5.--A New York x 3 3 lospatch says in reference to the re During the ° winter Anastasia ro: |° - 3 venged herself by permitting her Part thatthe Puta States Steel daughter to visit the crown prince at | n ns to en ereet ite millon dollar Canadian i Sandwich, Ont., that _H. Gary, chairman the board of directors, states that 4 decision as to the . tion has not yet buen veached, may not be for some time yet. director of the corporation, who od that his ra held. + a site in on build a plant, is unde: re geli L statement in the matter, A niin. BRIDEGROOM'S CRUEL FATE. Fireman Killed on Wirst Tri Alter. Wedding. ' Youngstown, O,, June 5.--By the side swiping of the engine of Shore freight train by a engine, Fireman 1. A. Hayward, Ash- tabula, was killed and Engineer Her- bert Adams, of the freight engine, who also "resides in Ashtabuls, and Engincer Lewis, of this city, were in- jured. Firemen Hayward was mak: ing his first trip after being married. The freight engine was backing into the round-houge when the accident oe- curred. > PETER RYAN SUED. Said to. Have Kept Timber Limit Money. Snecial to Toronto, June 8.--Peter' Ryan, the registrar, and well-known timber auc- tioneer, is being sued be George J. Cook and John Cook. for $5,000, which the plaintifis allege is duo them for poor confiding woman to death, the + Cd 3 woman vou, Hoch, had sworn to pro- the salo of a timber limit in tect, the woman who gave you her Kootenay. The sale was effected to all | E. R. Clarkson, for $20,000, and the two Cooks claim they were to have received twenty-five per cent. AN ENGLISHMAN KILLED Dismay. New York, June 5. Rumblings from ashi n indicate that. the selection In Ladies' and Childpen's § call and see' Shem, AN the and browns, in both phn and Jae also in fast blacks :-- a TO-NIGHT Military and Athletic C Colonel W. J. TAIN DUNCAN ie « tod in, Ho, BS al t Iw in for % ? 3, "he J eugene Art of JIU JITSU tra hie ¥ "Send all entries to Col. W. J. 0" Anglo-American bel. ' By Breaking stantly killed Saturday evening. The vessel was bee warped into the dock, when a wire cuble, which was in use for the pur- pose parted, and one end striking the unfortunate man, killed him instantly. Westmount, Special to the Whie. Port -- Arthur, Ont; on the steamer aboard in Cape Vincent Man Watertown, N.Y, Burnham, Cape [ 97 Stone strect, this terday morming. time was at the hospital Samaritan. ary, January Sth, 1832, a number of years he elovator at tha vived by two brothers, came here to care for the Edward F. Burnham, cent, city, was found with bowed on his desk, in i grief--broken-hoarted because of the {publicity whish constantly kept his record alive. Hope was know as the last of the old-time safe-hreakers. mre ------ William. Johnston, aged ninety-three years, the greater part of which was + | spent at Bishop's ills, is dead. He Iwas a widelyknown farmer, { ing from a bullet ple. He died shortly health, and ih ja on him. He was iCable on Steamer young Englishman, named Long, with- out friends in this country, employed Westmount, was in- the June 5.--Erastus incent, died at city, early yes- He Syme hive two k for treatment or weeks ago 10 : of th Good He was born in r had re sided at Oaps Vincent since 1850; For t , harter member of Cape Vincent Lodge of PF. & AM, and RAM, Burnham, of Washington, The remains were taken to Lape Vin: | Bina Minaker spent a few 'A Waterfown Suicide: o Watertown, N, Y., June 5.--Vincent Friday last. Nelson R. Gates, plumbing isiapeotor of ye to, 1m > June B.-A Grape Fruitate, per jar . White Cherries, per jar Red Cherries, per jar . Orangeate, per jar .. Guava Jelly, 3 arpa Red Currant Jelly, pe pot vessel on Dead. No. and He is sur- 'gp, hush : H. 'large family to mourn her loss: 0.C., pi Mrs. John 5 remains, and fo What oF. Colorado. | 3. Cole Whatten 4 friends at South Bay last school teacher, Miss 'teachers' tonvention, ing an Collier has his office on is reshingling t a new m Hig house. Saturday, by J. A. Lay, a collector of cheese brought 9je. for Collier's. He was clutching a bull- | dog revolver, and blood was stream- wound in his tem- after, Failing tenced: b: aubatantiated charges year at. CG made by the city council in connec _ tion with health board matters, prey- uiet and ing amd bad many friends. rei Herman Covell, charged ville with horse stealing, v- Bish, unasfum- that he! of