Morning At 9:30 ace on lowing lal Lots rices much below their hese will be sold fo you e on cost, we expect to before we close at 5.p.m. ! good qual- 44 inches This makes s are hem- icy damask towels are . 18¢c. Each. Bleached en Table Napkins square, all hemmed, ready ns all goed. This quality cellent value gegularly at 1.59 Dozen. or half dozens. A limit of is the lot is not large, i ABLE COVERS | 1d hemmed ready for use, 1 7 inches long by 134 gular value of these covers 85c¢c. Each. read our announce- as we will of- ething that will in- n Kingston. ILATE SHOES BARGAIN her Low Shoe, nice color, izes 2% to 3, SPECIAL $1.50 rtd sins nnan a UK UR or 1 £ THE DAILY YEAR 72. Our | Underwear Specials Manchanffee's French Balbrig- BRR Bi ic ime reread Suit, Fancy Ribbed Cotton, 3 colors Brown, Blue, Black, $1.50 Suit Light Natural Wool ... $1.50 Suit. White Cashmere, very fine , simvansenns ov $1.90 Suit; Aertex Cellular, a fine cotton mesh ...... ... se vee on $3 Suit. Silk and Wool, extra fine oincine libieenn wo. $4.50 Suit, Dr. Diemel's Mesh asain aan 36 Suit, (The only Underwear.) Linen Also lot odds and ends consist- ing of Wool, Cotton and Fancy Garments, all summer weight. Special prices. B. P_ Jenkins Clothing Co, 714 Princess Street. IF YOU HAVE Any difficulty in being fit ted with Shoes, COME TO US, and we will make that duty a pleasant one. Wear '""Allen's" Military Bootmakers, 84 Brock St. Sign of Golden Boot. SOUVENIRS In Sterling Silver, Fnamelled Pieces, comprising Belt Pins, Hal Pins, Brooch- es, Ash Trays, Pin Trays, and Spoons. These can be supplied you in British, Canadian, Ontario or Kingston Coats of Arms, together with many other unique designs. SMITH BROS, Jewelers Opticians 350 King Street. ""Murriage Licenses Issued " I EAI I 1 St asm Ain. SWIFT'S INSURANCE AGENCY FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT, CARCO. Strong reliable Companies only represented LOSSES PROMYI'TLY PAID, LOWEST RATES on approved nsks of every description, Office, Opposite Untario Bank WANTED. NO. 175. DAILY MEMORANDA. sn. A Slaughter sale Of summer Hats, at Campbell Bros. Vaudeville, Lake Ontario Park, 8.30 p.m Fools lay plans for wise guys to hatch out Grand finish sale, at Roney's Clothing Store. Yacht cruise up-lake, Saturday after- noon. Ottawa Excursion arrives, 1.30 p.m., Saturday. America's tour ay, 2 p.m. Ready money is the root of the manu- facturing plamt. It's impossiblé to best an ignorant man in an argument. A League baseball match, Cricket Field, 2 p.m. Saturday. The vainer a woman is the easier it is to make her happy. The sun rises Saturday at 4.45 ar and sets at 7.27 p.m. Oddfellows' baseball match, Lake On- tario Park, 2 and 83.30 p.m, Saturday It often happens that the man who marries for money never seems to have any. Lucky .is the man whose troubles don't bother him any more than they du his friends This day in history :--Battle Py nmres 1818 ; Battle of Atlanta, 1864 . Cowley poet, died, 1667. DINNER SETS We have a very fine set in white and gold. Just the thing for your country house. 97 Pieces for $6.25 This set is the best qual- ity English Porcelain and of the Islands, Satur- equal in wear and appear- ance to china. ROBERTSON BROS. BAND CONCERT Under the Patronage of Col. Gor- don and Officers of Eastern On- tario Command and of the King- ston Old Bays' Home Association | THE ARMOURIES SATE, JULY 29 EVENING, --At 8.30 | Tickets---Gentlemen, 25¢ ; Ladies, 10c. | BAND OF THE COVERNOR-CENERAL'S FOOT CUARDS, OTTAWA. } March--"Conciliator" Overture--' William Tell" Waltz--' 'Wedding of the 'Winds Clarinet Solo-- "Down in the Deep Scouton Rossini Hall Fr -------- Cellar Kroepsch ™ Of fp - a a : T. Lake, (late 14th Batt. Band.) AT HONOR, TWO STALL STABLE IN |; 4 SSieciign - Reminiscences City. Apply Mr. Osler, Locomot.ve | of England" Godfrey Workd, National Patrol--" Return of tra Troops La Rue IMMEDIATELY, 3 FIRST CLASS |Overture-- 11 Conte d'Essex" Mercadante Canoes. Must be safe. Apply King- | Cornet Solo Selection ston Boat Co. J. Barrett ---- | Grand Selection--"Maritana" Wallace GOOD CG ERAL SERVANT: REFER- | Trombone Solo The Death of ences uired. Apply to Mrs. .¢ Nelson' Braham C. Alman, 22 Barrie street A GENERAL SERVANT: REFER R. Lake, (late 14th Bati. Band.) Tone Poem--"Evening ldyles" Sunset, Evening Festivities Dreaun Barnhouse | yp BRITIS KINGSTON, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1905. TH The Fellowers Of Rev. F. W. Sandford. THEY ARE STARVING FORSOOK ALL TO FOLLOW A FANATIC. They Are Paying Dearly Now for It--His Followers Are Losing Faith in Him---The 'Adults Are Too Weak to Work Now. Durham, Me., July 2R.---The follow- ers of Rev. Frank W, Sandford, leader of the Holy Ghost and Us Bible socie ty, are starving. Until two. or three days ago, they lived on mush and water, and cornbread, but, to-day, it is said their supply of meal is ex- hausted and they have no money to buy mare. Since Sunday morning they have been living on green peas and beans, of which they had a limited amount on their farms. This green stuff they eat without butter or seasoning. All "of the crops at Shiloh are spunted and in a few days they will be even with- out. green stuff. At present there are 800 people at Shiloh, and many of them physical wrecks. Words fail to describe the shocking condition now | existing among ,Sandford's followers. The people are discouraged. Many are losing faith in their leader's power ito save and some have already run away Pa DREADFUL ACCIDENT Happened on An English Rail- way accident for fifteen ¥Yeams, occurred, last even- ing, on the trified section of the Lancashire Yorkshire railway. Twenty-two petsons, including = several children, were killed and an unknown number, but sed to be few, injur- od. An electric $%press, which left Liv. erpool crowded 'with passengers, crash. ed into the resir of an empty train standing on g Wide track at the Hall Road station, at Southpoty, ~The front car of the express was complete: turned and one or two cars caught fire, It is not clear whether thers were many casualties from the fire. It seems that most of the dead were killed instantly, The collision lifted the first car of the express completely off the frame and ertshied it down on the pas- sengers, twenty of whom were killed outright. ~ More of them would have been killed but for the nee of mind of 4 Liverpool. architect, who, seeing that a collision was inevitable, shouted to his fellow passengers to throw them- selves upon the floor of the car, Almost immediately the wreckage burst into flames. Many women on the platform fainted. TO DISCOURAGE CZAR. Was This Object of Visit. Kaiser's Special to Petersburg correspondent telegraphs "I am assured on the best authority visit to the czar was to disourage him from the hill-top. A young man who recently escaped | from Shiloh, called at the home of a Durham farmer for food. He told a pathetic story of his sufferings under | Sandford"s rule, and said: **I have | endured the tortures of hell since 1] joined the Shiloh eolony. They have] taken all my money, deprived me of | my family, rained my health and were | starting me to death. 1 could stand it | no longer and escaped in the night." | This is only one of several instances | of a similar character. { Sandford sailed on the yacht Coro-! net about six weeks ago. He left little | money in the treasury and scant pro- | visions. He is now in the Holy Land | and does not intend to return before | the fall. During his absence "Moses" | Charles Holland is in charge, and the | prayers of "Moses' avail nothing. For the past month comtitions have been going from had to worse until now | the only thing that can prevent dis i bandment at Shiloh is the prompt re- | turn of the leader from Egwvpt. Since the law eourt ruled against Sandford in, both the Dunlop ease and the case of his cruelty toward his own child, John Sandford, his followers, have lost faith. "If he is the true Ekl- inh he pretends to be, why has God turned against him?' thev ask. From starvation the adults are too | weak to work, They pray almost un ceasingly, "Moses" Holland savs that there is a devil in their midet wha is responsible for their troubles The town authorities have been notified and they in turn have called on the | state to aid in relieving the suffering at Shiloh. Durham i= threatened with being panperized with the Sanfordites. | GERMANY'S DEMANDS. Regard $6 the Morroccan ences require. Apply, 485 Princess Th roubles. 8 of, University Avenue. March--""Japan's 'Triumphal': Vandersloot | Gneeinl to the Whit. ---- "God Save the King Paris, July S9-"The Libre Par 3 oo T + aris, July 2%, he Libre Parole GENERAL 8S ANT, WILLING TO --I. M.. Brown, W.0 go to Pembroke ; ences required the evening at small family ; refer ply after seven in ack street Wellington, Toronto. MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO LEARN | plumbing trade, great demand for graduates $4, $5 day. Many plete course two months. Graduates admitted to Union and Plumber's Ass'n, Coyne Plumbing Schools, New cinnati, St. is. For free York, Gi Lou cata- logue, address 239 10th Avenue New | York. TO-LET, EE ET THE SHOP ON DIVISION STREET, * pear Garrett street, occupied hy Miss Boon, milliner. Apply at Whig office. DWELLINGS FURNISHED. AND UN- furnished, stores, offices, etc., at Mec- Cann's Real Estats Brock Street. ag ON WOLFE ISLAND, JUST OUT- side Village, stone dwelling house, heated by furnace, nine rooms, good cellar, and out-buildings, including horse-barn; well situnted with spacious front overlooking St. Lawrence River. Apply "L.,'"* Whig office. Er ------------------ FOR SALE. THAT PROPERTY, AT 42 DURHAM street, containing nearly an acre and a large frame house, with S-rooms. For particulars, apply to Mrs. A. Perry, on premises. FIRST CLASS FARM, 1% out of Kingston. All under. cultiva- | Snacial to the Whie. Bandmaster What Are You Needing publishes what purports to be an out {line of the latest German note, hand ed by Ambassador Count Von Rado com- | Master | Bros. Co. | Agency, 51 MILES | | plied with the new are coming in, and often below Expect some New Corn for Saturday Biscuits and Cakes--We have a nice assortment to sell at 1lo0e¢ 12¢., 13¢ upwards Extra value, 8 Ibs. Choica Cooking Raisins, 5 Ibs Choice Cleaned Currants, 4 hs p Choice White Honey, pint scalers, 20¢ Puffed Rice--~If you've tried *it vou'll want some more. If not, try a sample lot. 'F. W. VAN LUVEN. | 248 Princess St. 'Phome 417. - BASEBALL - ames postponed from will take plate SA'T- O. Park. 1st game 3.830 nm, Admission, enic tickets good for | vegetables as they we sell at market prices Th | Udareliows" Picky URDAY, 29th, a 2 p.m, 20d game} 10¢c.; Ladies free. Pi Games. | DON'T KEEP | | While your wife is at the sea-side | She would rather have you enjoy | ALL THE COMFORTS OF HOME | By taking your meals at the | cm e-------------- | | The Kaiser's Plans. | | Special to the Whig. { from | 9 the government has resolved BACHELOR'S HALL pose to the tion of dissolution shall be decided by a vote of the people. It is considered certain that the storthing will aceept { IROQUOIS HOTEL | the proposition to-morrow, TEACHER FOR 8.8 14 lin to Premier Rouvier, in reference to County of Leeds, to complete the fall rd ? the Morrocco affair. According to this | term of 1905. Apply Stating salary | or a u ay story the German government insists 2 gE ped pedo Go. Landon. that the question of entrusting to i ---------------- Whatever your wants, wo'll try and | France the organization of a police A MAN OF ABILITY TO REPRESENT | ill your order satisfuctory, both as to | foree on the Algerian and Moorish us ) the, sity of Kingston, to, ca = | quality and vrices | frontiers must he left to the coming vass for high class Fruits an na. 1 o Ol ronferenes. fund a mental Nursery stock. Territory re- Butter--We'll he able to supply your | Miernati nal conference, refuses to | served for the right man. Liberal in- | wants both in Dairy and Creamery France the privilege of re-organizing ducements. Pay weekly, Stone & | Jegetables--We are Keeping well sup- [(Morrocco's finances by French loans, | and maintains that the control of the Moorish debt and the l'of the Moorish army should be inter- {national re-organization New Vanderbilt Road. Soacial to the Whig. Pittsburg, Pa., July 2R%.---The Van- derbilts have formed a new corpora- | tion, the Rear Creek Extension Rail | road company, for the purpose of un- iting under one management their vari ous coal roads and properties in Pennsylvania. It will shortly put out an issue of $20,000,000 honds, part of which will be retained in the treasury for the extension of lines and develop ment of coal properties in the Rear Creek and Cherry Run dist: Will Take A Vote. Copenhagen, July 28, ~A despatch Christiana, Norway, says that to pro- storthing that the ques- McDougall Gets $2,180. Ottawa, July 28%.-The auditor-gen | pend upon jelude T. E. committeeman bovgan. eral in his letter asking for superan , tion. Dwelling, 24x34, 12x18 : Barn Paris, July 28%.---The Copenhagen nuation, said that he thought he was done, BO enon 1a | correspondent of the Petit Parisien | entitled' to $2,800, but nothing lis T 4 A sens time for fall plowing. One-half pur- chase may remain on mortgage. ply John A. Qardiner, City. LOST. | A SMALL SILVER WATCH AND Souvenir Fob, athB. Q. R. this morn- ing. Reward for its return to this See -------------- For 'Old Boys' & 'Old Girls.' Steamer America will make her own tour of the islands, Monday, C | holiday; 2.30pm Home early. bec. | p Ladies A ---------- lar $1.50 strap shoes A hd thy's, A | says that the German emperor is mak- Ap-| ing an effort to form a Scandinavian | order has passed the treasury board, | with that made by the America, Sat than $2,160 could be given him. The state comprising Sweden, Norway and | granting him $2,160, and it has gone Denmark. to 'Earl Grey for approval. Summer Colds. i Laxative Bromo Quinine, the world | wide cold cure, removes the cause. | Call for the full name and look for signature of E. W. Grove. 25¢. There May Be Others. But 80 far we have not heard of any tour of the isdands that compares urday, 2 p.m., calling at Gananofue, home early " oP -------------- Y { Wilkigm Swain, piano tuner. Orders | Don't forget, the hest values in | reosived gt McAuley's bor "store. tooth brushes are at Gibson's Res | Best suit pases af Jowbst prices nt Cross Drug Store, 5 Abernethy's, | lieutenant ' from "the severe operation recently per- from enterin; with England. Indeed, my informant, who is in an exeellerit position to know, declares that Emperor William so theatrically arranged the meeting with the czar at this particular june ture, chiefly t6 show the world the closeness of the tics uniting Germany and Russia, and the consequent diff culty of including Germany's rival within the scope of a dual alliance. The imperial meeting at Bjorkoe thus becomes the logical sequence of the visit. to Tangier. The latter was dir- ected towards Hringing about an es trangement between France and Eng and, the former to prevent the 'de. velopment of the recent good feeling between Englénd and Russia." INSPECTOR McCAIG DEAD, He Passed Away at Collingwood, on Friday. : al to the Whig. 'ollingwood, Ont., July 28. Donald 'aig, inspector of public schools, at his residence, here, this morn ing, after only a few days' illness, aged seventy-four years. Mr, MeCaig was born in Cape family came to young. For many the Rockwood on, but with his oh when quite vears he conducted Academy with the late J. Milligan. He retired to his farm in Puslinch for some time and twenty vears ago he accepted the position of inspector of public schools for the district of Algoma, whick he held until a couple During term and up to the time of his death he was also inspector of the publie schools of town. Mr. MoCaig of months ago. this leaves a widow and family. One son, | Dr. James McCaig, is of education for the trict. superintendent Edmonton dis Corn Acreage Increased. Snecial to the Whig. | Washington, D.C, July 28. While reports regarding the outlook for the wheat erop are considerably at vari ance the reports crop for 1905 are nearly all to the of feet that the outlook is favorable for a large The total estimated acreage of corn this year is 94,236,000 acres, gn increase of 1,500,000 acres over last year. The condition of the crop the opening of the month S84. The harvest will, growing conditions the remainder of the season. the corn belt the crop, was course, de wp has so far pro gressed The oat gives every indication of being up to nor mal, under the slightly increased gere- age. It seems safe to anticipate a vield aggregating in the neighborhood of "900,000,000 bushels, but this, of course, may have to be modified later, nicely. crop Pace For Democracy. Soe the Whig. es. Wis, Xiuly 28. ~Col. Wil liam J. Bryan, who is here to address the Monona Lake assembly, is to be given a complimentary reception and banquet thix evenings by the democrats of Wisconsin. It is believed that this oeeasion will be the most important assemblage of democrats in the North- West for many vears, gnd it is regard ed in a way as the opening gun for the democratic campaign of 1908, Be. sides Col, Bryan, the speakers will in Ryan, democratic national for Wisconsin: Martin L. Lueck, representing the democratic state central committee; J. M. Crow ley, represiniting the democratic mem | bers of the stats legislature, and Con gredsman Charles H, Weise, Che Intends To Resign. Dithlin, July 208i Anthony Mac. + donmell, under secretary to the lord of Ireland, has recovered formed on him, but owing to the state of his health it is reported that he has decide to resign his position in the | autumn. Death Of Mrs. George Wilson. Port Hope, Ont, July 28% Mm. George Wilson, wife of the editor of the Port Hope Guide, died, Wednes- day night, from paralysis. Her maid- en name was Melissa Amy Murray, Picton and the remains will be taken { there for interment. Mr. Wilson y ill at way Line, Special to the Whig. : London, July 2X The worst rail the United Kingdom, ly wrecked. Two other cars were over- | steel | after the crash | '| pared with $464,981,972 for 1904, the Whig. { London, July 25% The Times' St. that one of the objects of the kaiser's | upon an understanding | this | concerning the corn | Throughout | | ground that Judge Lafontaine, extra | try the case | and IATEST NEW | Despatches From Near And | Distant Places., EVENTS OF THE DAY GIVEN IN THE BRIEFEST POS- SIBLE FORM, ' Matters That Interest Everybody ~--Notes From All Over--Little Of Everything Easily Read And Remembered. i George Herrick Duggan is next year's probable challenger for the Seawan- | haka cup. {| The Allan liner Corinthian which | went ashore, off Montreal, was floated | last night. : | The Young Men's Liberal club, To | romto, propose to tender a banquet | to Sir Wilfrid Laurier. An official call has been issued for 4 | convention of liberals in the new pro | vince of Saskatchewan. Canada's trade for the year ending June 30th, totalled £465,295 407, com- | Owing to the corner in July wheat, | which closed at $1.30, there was great excitement on the Winnipeg Exchange. The © National Wholesale Lumber | Dealers of America will hold 5 mid- | saimmer convention at Ottawa © next | month. | George Ham, the wellknown C. P. | R. official at Montreal, is getting Het: ter and rapidly recovering from his operation. | A passenger train on the Duluth, { South Shore & Atlantic railway, was | wrecked near Ironwood, Mich, and | fifty people killed, | It is now regarded as certain that | the successor of Bishop Macdonald of i Glengarry will be chosen from among | the priests of the diocvse of Glengarry. { Capt. E. R. McKinstry, long com- | mander of the White Star line steamer Teutonic, has announced his retire ment from the sea to accept a posi- tion ashore, rectors of the Lake Superior Cor- ution deny the story that the hited States Steel Corporation is negotinting for the purchase of the steel plant at the Sto. Lured by the bait of ten cent shirts and overalls, three thousand women swarmed into 'one of the big stores in Pittsburg, Pa., yesterday, and mauled | one another zo badly that the 300 | pound policeman who came to keep order sent in a distress call inside of two minutes, Within the same time every ambulance in the eity had been sammoned, and the inside of the store was a wreck, THE BUSY JAPS. They New Occupy Siberian 'Points. Special to the Whig. Tokio, July 28, Various The following of ficial announcement has been issued "The detachment detailed to pro- | tect the landing on the Siberian coast of Japanese troops, from the island of Saghalien, dislodged the ememy from the vicinity of Alkova, on July 24h. The enemy's strength consisted of one battalion of infantry, besides several | hundred volunteers, with eight field pieces "Another detachment Janded ut Mugati and captured 40,000 tons of conl and light railway materials. Alexandrovsk was taken and entered the same evening after some resistance, At dawn, July 25th, the enemy, hold ing a position east of Alxandrovsk, was attacked and our troops pressed him toward Novoe Michaelkoye, which place we completely occupied the same day "Two hundred prisoners were taken also gun carriages, ammunition and! provisions.' v Russians Hastily Retreat. London, July 28.-The correspondent of the Daily Tdegraph at Osaka, Ja- | pan, sends the following : | "Hearing of the advance of the Jap anese, the Russians, on Monday, hast ily retreated from Buryong and Fukyo in Northern Korea," Baseball On Thursday. National League.--At Brooklyn, 4; St. Louis, 3. At New York, 9; Cin cinng 3. At Pittsburg, 2: Boston, . At Chicago, 9; Philadelphia, 1, American League: At Chicago, 4; Philadelphia, 4 (10 innings). At Clove: | land, 1; Washington, 4, Emstern League. --At Montreal, 0. At Newark, 8; Roch [ ter, 0. 'At Baltimore, 5; Buffalo, 3. At Jersey City, 5; Toronto, 6, Providence, 3; Adjourned To September. Bnecial to the Whig. | Montreal, July 25. After a long { argument, to-day, counsel for Gayner and Greeme got a postponement of argument for a writ of habeas corpus until September 5th, Habeas corpus is for the release of Greene on the | dition commissioner, had no right to Were Burned Down, Snecial to the Whig. St. gohn's, Que., July 28 ~The out- buildings of the Friars school, out: side thi northern limits of Therville, were destroyed by fire duting last night. Loss about 83,000; partly in- sured. Stlendid English kit bags, imported, nothing like them in Canada. The Lockett shoe store, e Best grades of trunks, lowest prices largest assortment to choose from, at Abernethy's. 3 Orange wood sticks, Pray's manicure hy excessive cigarette smoking. | welling Jrices, {of the | Cros Drug Store, and tan calf, at big discount at Abernethy's. Davies" New England ham, 15¢. Try it. Cheap Preserving Bottles MANZER'S TRIAL ADJOURNED Motion of Morehouse for Defense is Granted. Oswego, N.Y., July 28.--Just before the close of court, last night, D. P. Morehouse, attorndy for the defense in the Manzer murder trial, made a mo- tion for adjournment for a few days to Yok up a vew line of evidence which he had discovered bearing on the alleged insanity of brothers of Mrs. Manzor, who before her marriage to Waverly Manzer, father of the ac- cused, was a Miss Potter, District-Attorney Baker opposed the motion, but after much argument by counsel Judge Wright decided that there would be an adjournment for a day or two to allow Mr. Morehouse time to investigate this new phase of the defense. BIG RUN OF SALMON. Cannerles Unable to Handle All the -Fish Brought in. Seattle, Wash, July 98 The sal- mon run in the lower waters of Puget Sound is apsuming la proportions, The canneries are unable to handle the fish brought in. Fish Comuiissioner Kershaw says: "The outlook for the sockeye pack in Puget Sound is very good." He does not predict a pack equal to 1001, but places an estimate at about 50 per cent., or (10,000 cus: os of sockeyes, The year will be a suc cossful one for packers, because they are now packing more of other varie ties than in 1901, Anacortes reports. that 250,000 sockeye salmon were piled up there yesterday. Fifty New Dailies. Washington, July 28. Fifty weekly and semi-weekly papers in towns and cities of Towa are to be made dailies, backed by an organization of eapita- lists. Two pa are to be printed at one ocitral place and distributed to the towns, a the remaining two pages will be filled with looal news, The plan, has been made fohsible through the ter demand for dailies by rural residents whose mail is now delivered daily through the rural free delivery service. Shot Down By Cossacks. St, Petersburg, July 28.--Employecs of the Nevsky works, where some sub- marine boats of the American type are being 'built, struck, yesterday. There was some disorder, but the manifestants were dispersed by Cos- sacks. They left behind them a dummy with a pas | in one hand, and un imitation hon in the other. "he Cossacks amused themselves by firing volleys at the dummy, cn mie Newfoundland Politics. St. John's, Nfid., July 2-It is talked of here in inner circles that the campaign for the annexation of New foundland to Canada will shortly be revived, And it is further said that such steps will be taken that the pro- ject will practically be insured. There i* no gainsaying the fact that the sentiment of the people is more in favor of such a step than over before. Young Man Missing. Special to the Whig, Brussels, Ont., ly RB. ~Farly on Wednesday morning, of this week, John J. Strachan, son of Thomas Strachan, ex-reeve of Grey, left hi home, and has not been heard of since. He was a young man of . an extremely quiet and retiring ddsposi tion. Large searching parties are out scouring the entire neighborhood, -------- Smoked Too Many Cigarettes. St. John, N.B., July 28.-The cor oner's jury yesterday in the case of Louis Vineet Kinwella, aged eighteen, who poisoned himself on Monday, ren dered a verdict that deceased drank carbolic acid while laboring under a fit of temporary insanity brought on Preparing Report. Ottawa, July 28.-Dr. Ami, of the geological surv is preparing a re port for the government on the coun try through which the Grand Trunk Pacific will pass between Winnipeg and the Pacific coast, Every Summer Hat. And cap is now marked at quick Don't miss getting one argains at Campbell Bros., the style contre for men's hats. 'On A Saturday Afternoon. Take the America's tour of the is lands via Gavanoque, 2 p.m., supper on board, fare 3c. beet values for Me. Gibson's Red Gent's Oxfords in kid, patent oclt 100 dozen Preserving Bottles, 85c. for pints: 45¢. for quarts and 70c. for hall wallona. ' AT TURK'S SECOND-HAND STORE 398 Princess Street. PROCLAMATION ! CIVIC HOLIDAY. WHEREAS THE has by resolutio NEXT. the 31st be observed as a hereby "invite the to observe the said General Holidsy CITY COUNCIL pointed MONDAY vie Hel ay citizens of Kingston. of Llyn a White with Stripes, collars, sizes 3 to 8 years. sold at 78c¢, fd signs, Silky nish. A really HORNER ~21 Adolphustown, July 17 years. TURNER AL Buy bathing ¢aps where you get the out ERAS fh BESS SpecialBlend . In a perfect Téa for this Pures. come bining full, rich flavor, with goed strength. cents the pound package. bell' hats, assortment. Meo- a ha of Fa Fa 3 City Hall CE ER ee A 12 only of those Waist Suits of wash ma which were retailed at $4, Boys' Blouse Shirts 40 in all, made of Your Choice Saturday, 40 'Boys ovs' Wash Suits 12 good lines to choose from i cluding the Buster Brown. ric range from 68¢. to $1.90. Ladies' Lace Hose In new Tap Shades, pretty hose at 35¢. See Saturday's John Horner, aged weventy-tw Glenora, July 25th Wife of F. H. Turner, years, Dor aged thirly, ROBT. J. REID, The Leading Undertaker "Phone 877. 222 Princess St. = Importers of Fine Groceries P.3.--The price is always the same 85 Finds Diamond In Fish. Boston, July 28.--A lucky P 5 while catching fish for supper, ' . 150 wi big flounder, When i a diamond ring worth' § found -in its stomach, Hello ! Old Boys. How are you off for hats? See the ins aow_ being shown at p rox. the le centre for mi