J ° cking Money st economically with ys just ery large range of tically priced, g Suny « Cotton, roc, 12}5¢., 15¢ y Lisle Thread, 35¢, 39¢., gsc, y 208., 25C., '35c. Chread, 35c., 45c., 400. Stockings, 25c., 35¢., 75¢, e Front Stockings for wo- 39¢., ad, with dainty lace design, it. ecommerce Bargain 10r'row - BP Jenkins Clothing Co. Cut Glass cial bargain in These we will of- WS : Linen A ble Covers ong by 66 inches i esigns, Regular TOW As ot Lasts Z9c. ER red Stockings ake of Extra Strong Rib- made especially for rough e have all sizes of these Prices lower than any simi: ., 18c,,-20c., 23c., 25¢., ac- AGS CO, 7/3 Th OBB 'secsssisis ssiverrinss + hite Shoes son and now is the time and our selection. a « - | SHOE STORE | * BE a, YEAR 72. NO. 150 Dominion Day % Specials 3 Paddling Jerseys White, Blue and Cardinal," short sleeves, trimmed in colors......50c. Long Sleeve Jerseys White, Green and Blue, trimmed, BY Li leleia arerieeranns anenvesasth $1.50 Caps to Match New York Shirts 50c., 65¢c. and $1, perfect fitting, great bargains. Underwear French Balbriggan and Natural Wool 5Qc.' and $1.00 BE. P. Jenkins Clothing Co. A Most Attractive Showing The result of the RIGHT KIND of oods properly displayed. For brilli- fey and "purity of color our CUT GLASS is" unsurpa . We sell only THIS KIND and respectfully ask that you see our excellent values, when shopping. SMITH BROS, Jewelers Opti DAILY MEMORANDA, Vision gives new environment. Board of Works, 4 p.m., Thursday. Chetse Board, 1,80 p.m., Thursday. 'The moon rises Thursday at 2.16 a.m, You cannot lead a man with a club. Virtue is not a matter of the vogue. Backbiting indicates lack of backbone. The double-minded are but hali-witted, A shepherd :s not known by his shears. Praise. is blame where i' is not ¢ vod The fear of to-morrow is thé foe to-day. Band Concert' in Macdonald Park, 8 p.m. Searchlight Efcursior, Steamer Ameri- ca, 7 pam. 14th Regiment Company ' Inspection, 7.80 nm. The sun rises Thursday at 4.21 a'm., and sets at 7.45 p.m: London Bioscope Company, Opera House, 8.15 p.m. Special Meeting Ladies: Aid, Queen church, alter prayer service Lawn Social, St. Paul's Thursday afternoon and evening. This day in history :--Coronation of Queen Victoria, 1838; First train be- tween Montreal and Vancouver, 1886. Grand St. Church, 3 ¢ DECORATED CHINA W§ have a mew and particularly hand- sume display of decorcted TEA SETS DINNER SETS TOILET SETS They will please you without a doubt, and the prices are very reasonable. ROBERTSON BROS.. 880 King Street. J. 8. Smith, Issuer of Marriage Licenses MILITARY FOOTWEAR We make to order every- thing required. Absolu- tely correct in style and pattern, Wear "Allen's"' NCY FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT, CARCO. Strong reliable Companies only represented LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID. LOWEST RATES on approved risks of every description. Oftice, Opposite Ontario Bank WANTED. VETERAN LAND GRANTS. APPLY Box 20, Whig office. etter ---------------------- DINING-ROOM GIRLS, CHAMBER Maids, Bell Boys. Apply manager British-American" hotel. DRIVER FOR DELIVERY Must. know the city. Grocery, Market Square. WAGGON, Hopkinson s -- ------------ EMPLOYMENT BY A YOUNG MAN, aged 28 Will accept any kind of work, Address L. Herman, 279 Bagot Street. AN EXPERIENCED LADY keeper for wholesale house. ences and state salary. Z.,"" Whig Office. BOOK- Give re- Box R, COMMENCING AFTER holidays, for School Section 8, Hinchinbrooke, Apply to H. J. Wager, Secretary, Wagarville, Ont. RIGHT AWAY--THE BRIGHEST BOY in Kingston, .to earn Twenty Dollars, and a splendid Watch during July Adcracs; Blue Jay Magazine London, Cntano, a GE NTLEMEN 5 TO GE1 THEIR Dpfing Suits made up at Galloway's, 181 Brock street, mext to Bibby's livery ; style, fit and price guaranteed to please ; p ng and repairing done promptly, -------- A STRONG YOUNG MAN TO LEARN stove fitting and repairing and do general work. Steady employment and good wages to the proper man. Must be well recesunended. Mckelvey & Birch, 69 & 71 Brock Street. + ete MEN AND BOYS, TO LEARN PLUMB, ing trade. We cannot supply deman for graduates. $4.50 to Eight weeks cotapletes course. Earn ¥hile learning. Sdress, for Sata ue, oyne Bros., Co., Plumbing Sc aly Lincinbans, O., Mo oi h St. Louis, . mploymen aranteed money Fefinded. ou or $5 per day. a TO-LET. Eee THE SHOP ON DIVISION STREET, near Garrett street, occupied by Miss Boon, milliner. Apply at 'Whig office. DWELLINGS FURNISHED AND UN- furnished, stores, offices, etc., At Mc- ann's Real Estate Agency, 51 Brock Straet. LOST. A HARP-SHAPED BROOCH WITH Pearl sett , on Wednesday, June 1st. Finder will be suitably roeward- ed upon presentation of brooch at Saws Jewellery store for identifica- on. ee test e. A COLLIE DOG," ON SUNDAY NIGHT, six nionths' old, z well = marked, name of '"Pip.'" Infor- Bation Will be gladly received by ont Chas. ' Martin, Balaclava St, re Eli it AFRICAN MEDAL, NO. 1980, Tee clasp, stripes, CO. gi, iugins Bet ween friaston and or ne, to Pwaiveral, Toward for its return 3 Se Heine. or" Capt. Bywater, © Hold July 3rd: for the I Mold July he YI.CB.A. picnic, Brophy'd Point Baseball, Sports, muse and dancing, A vay ® outing and home at aE Special Dip Hip corsets, New York Dress Reform, and two Va side of Auction Sale of Valuable Free-Hold Property. UNDER AND' BY VIRTUE OF THE power, contained in a certain Mortgage which; will be produced at the time of sale, there will be offered for sale, by PUBLIC AUCTION, by John H. Mills, Auctioneer, at his auction rooms, Brock street, in the City of Kingston, on SATURDAY, 5th, day of August, 1905, at the hour of twelve o'clock noon the following property, those parts of lots number Three Hundred and Nineteen, in the suid City of Kingston, and County of Foiteune, a sh are erected © Bri lings, known 08. one ios = 3 sittate on. the) ontreal street near Queen street, in the said City of Kingston. The above dwellings are satisfactorily rented and in a good state of repair, and will be sold either simgly ot en bloc. Title good. For terms and conditions of Sale, apply to T. J. RIGNEY, 115 Brock St., Kingston, Ont. Dated this 27th, day of June, 1905 CEMENT WALKS We are prepared to construct Cement Walks. ed promptly. First class work. DOUGLAS & McILQUHAM 15 NELSON STREET, Open Air Concert & Social Under the Auspices of St. Luke's Young People's Secilety Will be held on the beautiful lawn adjoining church on Nelson St. THURSDAY EVENING, June 29th at 8 o'clock Kingston's best known and most popu- lar talent will take part. 14th Band in Attendance. REFRESHMENTS SERVED ON GROUNDS Tickets--Adults, 20c. ; Children, 10c. For the Hot Weather 5 Refrigerators, from $2 to $5 each; Gas Range, Also Gas Stove, Veranda Chairs, Summer Kitchen Stoves. TURK'S SECOND-HAND STORE, 398 Princess Street. Estimates furnish- SQUASHY TUNES Laments Lapse From Grand Old Hymns. Toronto, June 28.--At the meeting in Massey hall, Rev. Levi Gilbert, D. D., of Cincinnati, editor of the West ern Christian Advoeate, had some hard things to say about Sunday school music. It was in an address on the relation of the religious and secul ar press to the Sunday school. There were several things that a little' work on the part of the church editors would remedy. Aud one of thése was Sunday school hymns. There was a need of better music for the hymns sung in the average school. as it was enough to make the angels weep so deplorably bad were they. There was an ignorance among the children of the grand old hymns of our fathers, Instead we had squishy-squashy and ephemeral tunes set to mere doggerel. Even children would come home and ask why they did not sing nice songs in Sunday schools like they did in dav schools. Tt wae not for lack of good hymns, because English hvmnology was blessed with some of the grand: est music. and most beautiful poems to be found in the world. Rineeaacrm---- "I cannot speak too highly' of the tooth brush I bought here said a lady in Gibson's Red Cross drug store ves terday. Its a good place to buy tooth brushes; Grand A.0.H. excursion to Water- town, leaves Monday, July 3rd. 8 a. m., returning, 435 p.an., or Julv Ath, by regular trains. Tickets only $1.25. Corsets 25d, 40c., 506. and up. New York Dress Reform. DAIL Jolose the KINGSTON, -- oe (AME DOW Kaiser Is Not Quite So Pe Belligerent. AS GREAT BRITAIN HAS TAKEN POSITION BEHIND FRANCE. Present Negotiations Are Likely to Result in Reaching a Basis of An Agreement--The Chief Danger to Peace. Snacial to the Whig, { Lomdon, June 28.--While it is diffi cult to reconcile the Berlin and Paris versions' of Germany's reply to the French note, there seems to be justifi cation for the inference that the kais- er has considerably modified his bel ligerent attitude. This is undoubted ly due to the decisive stand taken by Great Britain in support of French position. It must not be. inferred that German ambitions will be aban doned, but it is hoped they will be considerably, modified, and, perhaps, turned in another direction.¥ The situ ation is still extremely delicate, but advices from Berlin and Paris agree that the present negotiations are like- ly to result in reaching a basis of an agreement, The Berlin correspondent of the Ex press says that = President Roosevelt, at Emperor Williams' request, inter vened in the Morocco controversy to the extent of advising Gieat Britain to aid in the interests of peace. Ger- many represented to Washington that the attitude of Great Britain and the aggressive language of = British press in inviting France to defy Germany constituted' the chief danger of peace. Germany's Position. Paris, June 28.---Germany's reply 'to the French note, on the subject of Morocco, was presented, during a con- ference, at the foreign office, yestor day, between Prince Radolin, the German ambassador, and Premier Rouvier. While most friendly' in form ttt eee +44 tote ASKED A QUESTION. *3 London, June 28.--The Paris Correspondent of the telegra; a J ~bave ~heard, © to-day, that the German emperor has caused the sultan to be sounded as to whether he would be prepared to send troops to Egypt in the event of an Anglo-German war." FLEE PERE +FVEF IFT EFF EIT 4 4 + and entirely tone, Germany's the position that the Moroccan question must be regulatéd by a conference of Jacking a response peremptory maintains the pov advance confere the prese: point of spirit. as ws without any agreement in limiting pe of such amicable suspicion enter tained Germany's ulterior motives Pension in official quarters has notably diminished as a result view in such an to disarm coneerning MARRIED IN LONDON. An American Weds An English- man. Suecial to the Whig London, June 28 Miss Amy Phipps, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Henry Phipps, of New York, was married at St. George's church, Han over Syuare, shortly after two o'clock, this afternoon, to Capt. Fred erick Guest, third son of Lond Wim borne Fnormous erowe outside watched the arrival of the bride, bridegroom. and wedding guests. The church, which was tasteinlly adorned with flowers, was crowded with dis tinguished persons and presented g brilliant, scene, when, to the straing of a processional hymn, the bride, with her bridesmaids and pages, moved up the aisle to the chancel stops. The bridesmaids were Miss Jean Reid, daughter of Ambassador Reid; Miss danghter of Mr. Gwendolyn Burden, and Mrs. I. Townsend Burden; Miss Wood, Miss McVeagh, and Miss Irene Catlin, of St. Louis. At the con- clusion of the ceremony a reception and breakfast was held at Brook which the parents rented from Lord House, Park Lanc, of the bride have I'weedmonuth for the Tomlon season: Capt. and Mrs Frederick (Guest sub- sequently started for Scotland, where they will spend the honeymoon Reporter Stole "Frogs." Paris, June 28.--An American scalp tor's work was chosen by Le Matin for an experiment to convince the admin- istration that the treasures of the Luxembourg are inadequately guard- ed. The newspaper's emissary slipped Paul Bartlett's famous "Frog into his pocket, walked about the salles for hali an hour then took his trophy to the office as matter for an amus- ing article, which, however, stung the Curator to passion and mortification. The frog is now back in the gallery but is treasured in a glass case, Put On Boycott. Special to the Whig. Z 4 Windsor, Ont., June 28.<The Car- penters' Union has placed a boycott on the International .Hotel bar be- cause the proprietors, Wigle Bros. had the fittings placed in by Piggott & Sons, a large contracting fiom here, who are on the. carpenters' "unfair" fist. Wigle Bros. are not preparing to house betause of the boy cott, ONTARIO, ¥ AN That Special to St, Pe spread th June 38--A rumor Ch the city, last night, that Gen, itkin had been killed, This 0 B Connoec od sometimes 70,000 Russians Nogi's army n had heen thing confirmatory Bis heen received eith- stall or in the press hed the general rawal from Viadivos- ents of Tirailleurs, artillery to the num- len, This. is part of a itration, necessitated of Gn, Kasogawa's # North East Kores, kL river, Gen, Kasago- "ey loped unexpected over a hundred with the had been @ and that 6 taken pri of these ru er by the by the ad sixth army from the wa's. force strength, ibering < -- ZZ VICES RAL BIRILEFF, © Who has inted Commander-in- Chief of the fan ficet in the far east is sixty-threa 0 of age, but he is so bent and k is Gives one older. Alth what is regat there is no is a shrew sciplil #0 lined that he Bpression of being much has seen little of wadays as ice,' bout the fact that he Being officer and a first thousand enemy is sO seat of war ing among ing opera Th knowledge that the Bong in the secondary spread a hopeless feel- ff in regard to com- ; Ito's § Tokio, atulations. Imiral Viscount i Naval General Staff, 10 the naval hospi- Visit Admiral Rojest- into the conditions mander, and to ex: press his regret over the suffering he had undergone and his admiration at the desperateness of the Russian de fence. Declimed Office. St. Petersburg, June 28.--Admiral Chouknin, commander of the Black Sea fleet, haz declined to accept the post of minister of marine in succes- sion to Admiral Avellan, who recently resigned. News comes from Tambov provines, that M. Bezobrazoff, president of the Yalu Timber company, who has been living on his magnificent estate' in that province, has been obliged to in- voke the aid of the military not. only to protect his propesty, but also to save his life. The story of his share in the responsibility for the war spread to the peasants and these threatened dire vengeance Fire At Listowel. Sreeinl to the Whig. Listowel, Ont, June 2%.--About twelve o'clock, last might, fire broke out in the rear of W. PT. Johnston's boot and shoe store, situated in the three storey brick block on the south side of Main street, and spre: Walter Bros'. general dey goods, | stocks being badly damaged. In addi tion. A. Broadivot's funiture stock was slightly damaged while the buil ing was considerably damaged. 'The stocks + were insured. The office if Magistrate Terhune and W. E. Bin ning, architec in the second storey, were badly damaged and the, Oddiel lows' hall in the third storey slightly damaged Lost Their Lives. Special to Whig. re Tune M=The eanoe which by two young men, Wal hard, ih are missing, ton and and belie have been drowned, was found the shore off Nun's Is land, with some of their belongings in it. This streogthens © the belief that lost their lives. both men | Men Ordered To Strike. Special to Whig. 7 Montreal ne "9. There is no change i carpenters' strike to- day. The strikers' committee has not yet finiched work of interviewing the emplos respecting the signing of the ne hodule, About 500 men have so heen ordered out by the union lead! ! Race Suicide At Its Limit York, Pus. June 28-~With a popula- tion of 200, New Salem borough has not had a birth for over a year, and but few children reside in the town. There are fifty-eight familics and seventeen widows in the town, and w population has pass ity vears, one-fourth « ed the age o Take the America"at 8.30 am. for the big celebration at Gananoque next Saturday, sports, on land and water, ever offer- ed by the town: over 8700 in prizes, The political fight for purity in the city of Philadelphia has scarcely more then begur, yay Mayor Weaver. - If your grocer doesn't sell Toye's bread, 'phone 167, and © the delivery waggon will call, "Florayene is: the latest perfume' sand the Red Cross drug store - sells ity INESDAY, JUNE » greatest programune of © § 28, 1905 EW TREATY To Be Made With Height: Of-Land Indians. NOW NEGOTIATING Gaynor and Green Must Go-- Appeal Against Lower Court's Decision Thrown Out at Otta- wa--Must be Extradited, Spocial to the Whig. Ottawa, June py D, Scott, ae countant, and Samuel Stewart, of the Indian . department, have been ap- pointed by orderdn-council to ne- gotiate with the Indians north of Lake Huron, and lying between the "height of land," and James Bay. This treaty is necossary on account of the early construction of the Grand Trunk Pacific and the gponing of the country. Ontario will he a party to the treaty. Col... Matheson, the provincial secretary, is expected hero to-day or to-morrow to close the arr nis. The Ontario government will oe ropre- sented by a commissioner and the Hudson's Bay company will furnish the transport, The treaty will em- brace all the unsurrendored territory in Northern Ontario, - he supreme court has shed the appeal of Gaynor and Greene from the court below, and by a unanimous opinion, the court holds the two Ame- ricans are subject to extradition and thould be handed over to the United States authorities. The rumor is revived that former Promier Paront of Quebeo is to be ap- pointed to the Transcontinental rail way commission in place of Commis sioner Brunet, who will retire, and that he will be chairman of the board. Canada's fine exhibit at the St, Louis: exposition last year is to be followed up this year with a stro representation at the Western Pennsyl- vania exposition, held during July, August and September at Pittsbury. PITH OF THE NEWS, The Very Latest Culled From All !| Over The World, : Prince -Crusoff, governor of Tver, (Central Russia), has been: of his post at his own request. Several republican election officials in Philadelphia, have been sentenced to imprisonment for - making false re- turns, A Winnipeg man has a scheme afoot to divert the course of Red River and bring the town of St. Boniface into the city, 3 Joseph Chamberlain spoke at a lun. cheon to the members of the Cana- dinii' Manufacturers' Association, at Birmingham, A tray of rings and brooches, valu- ed at 8500, was stolen from the win- dow of MeNichol & Pethwick, jewelers, at Stratford. . Dams in the Trent Valley waterways built by the province, will be transfor red to the control of the dominion works department, A medical health officer in" Brant. ford hae reported that some of the Brantford milkmen have been embalm- ing their milk with formaldehyde. Owners of motor vehioles shall pay an ammual fee of 82 and another $2 for a tag. Heretofore the tag has cost #1, while the fee hase been renewable at $l, A brutal joke of some students of the Guelph Agricultural College may reiilt in the death of Mise Winnifred Powell, a popular young lady of that city. Arthur Craig, treasurer of the coun tv of Simeoe, died at his residence at Craighurst Monday afternoon. He was sixty years of age, and had been ' ill for some months, In view of his approaching mar- riage. St. Thomas' church, Hamilton, has increased the stipend of its reo tor, Rev. E., J. Etherington, from $2,000 10 82.400 a year. The first shipment of stoel rails by the Dominion Tron & Steel company, wae made from Sydney yesterday, when over fifty tons, the first instal ment of 25,000 tons ordered for the G. T. P.. were sent westwand, Herr Kunert, a gocial democratic member of the resichetag, has heen sentenced to' prison for saying in a campaign speech that the members of the German expedition sent to China in 1900, "plundered and abused wo- yen," : NT Scott E, Morrell, a St. John, N. B.. lawyer, who was rej ported drowned near Penfield, is still alive, but had bein a terrible experience, i earried down stream while suffering from crampe. He wandered naked in the thiek woods, Dressed in mourning, helieving her husband was dead. Mrs, Henry Schwi- ekheim went to the county jail to claim his bodv. Instead she came face to face with him. He had received a telegram saving she was dead. The husband fainted 'and the wife eollaps- ed, Baseball Yesterday. National League.--At St. Louis, 2-4; Pittaburg, 49, At Chicago, 9: Cincin- mati. 6. At New York, 2 Boston, 1. At Philadelphia, 9; Brooklyn, 0. American League.-- At Chicago, 3: St. Louis, 2. At Detroit. 1; Cleveland 8. At Washington, 0; Philadelphia, 1, Eastern League.-- At Toronto, 3; Rochester, 7. At Jersey City, 5 Balti more, 4 (14 innings), At Providence, 7; Newark, 3, r------ "A good thing to know," the can- dies sold at Givaon's Red Cross drug store are in sealed packages only. You know who makes them, ; FLOATING MACHINE SHOP. Novel Craft Anchored Near Clay- ton, N.Y, COE an C , N.Y., June 27.---A floating shop is the latest novelty on the broad St, Lawrm'e and as a business venture is said to be without a 'peer. R. W, Whipple, t an expert muchinist, scheme, antl placed it in operation a suitable building to serve as a' re pu shop automobiles and motor ats a Jow weeks ae. He in vain for accepta 4 decided to build his own na landlord could collect rent. his direction workmen eon- structed a huge raft and on it placed a. commodious structure equipped with all of the latest repair tools. About each . side . of 'tho floating garage is a dock five feet wide, sur. mounted by a rail and con ri for seevring boats. ) are a on this dock. Teyiig Whipple has stationed his boat "off Clayton and says that as soon as business is dull at this point he will float his shop to more lucrative fields. ARE "EXCEEDINGLY BAD." So Reports Metcall on Steamboat Inspection. 7 Washington, June 28.«8ocretary Mot. calf of the department of commerce and labor has preseuted to the presi: dent the report ol the in t into the condition of the steamboat i tion 'service recently made by nigh officers of the navy. e » Toledo and Cloveland, were ¢ alan and in Oswego SHELBURNE APPEAL Being Argued in Supreme Court To-Day, Special to the Whig. ® i Ottawa, June 58 Tn the - supreme the Shelburne election £ "ox. 1 Whipple came to Clayton torent a where | et ------ | ROCKEFELLER"S OFFER, mens Millionaire Makes a Pledge to Cleveland Church. Cloveland, June 28.~John D. Rocke feller has pledged himself lo the Euclid Avenue Baptist church, of this city, to give seventy-five cents for every dollar that is contributed to the church in any way. This means that he will contribute forty-three per ant, hi the cost of mumintaining. the church, , The revenue of the church last was $35,000 and of. this suny $17,000 was spent. in mnintai ining connecting missions. Me, Rockefeller contributed last year $15,000 of the $35,000, ------------ EXCURSIONISTS HURT. -------- By, the Running "Away of a Trailer, Snecial to the Whig. Guelph, Ont., a 8- out noon, a trail ing to the street railway, loaded with i ists, for the Ontario Agrioultural Col- lege, started down toward the C. P. R. track, and ran into a freight car smashing the vestibule of the car and injuring some eight or nine peo- ple. Four of those have gone to hos pital. None are dangerously. gurt, al though some have broken ribs and others outs and bruises, Christian Federation. ative experiment of a magnitudes hith- arto untried is to be nttempted in this state. The enterprise is known as the Co-operative Christian Federation, with a capital of $50,000,000, The ob- jects of sell land, build railroads, operate fac- tories, mills and dairies in Oregon to be owned and operated on the co operative plan. i J Refuse To Approve. Syracuse, N.Y. June 28.-The Ro- man Catholic church authorities at hive folusel to--approve of the Bensvolont and Protective Order of Elks, which has been regarded ag of the most popular fraternal " zations in the United States to which Catholics in every city im the country belong. Sa London, June se mario Fe of Norfolk, who was February 15th, 1904, to the duke, v is the premier of England, has given birth to a daughter. The d born in 1847, and his wife in 1877. She was omit Maxwell, daughter of Baron Heries one of the foremost Scottish peers, . ....._ Bombard The Town. Odessa, June 28.~The crew of a "attleship in the roads has mutinied, and murdered their officers. It is re ported that the mutineers are threat- ening to the town, All traf- fic/at the port has been stopped. a ---------- b reading and passage by the town cil, and will go into effect on July 1st. The children under fourteen years une 28.--To-day, ab- | the federation are to buy and | seen Portland, Ore., June 28.--A co-oper- must be off the streets at 9 pm,