in No other tour shows well as the A turday, 2.30 pm. Home early, 35e. ------ i hii is 1] HHH gare pe 4d fil iil i of i I i r ; i hs : i FL an Ep ones, by error Sn Tf ow Sarit wrong si t, wi that should have faced Dead Man's Bay facing land side. This necessitated the erection of several outworles at tion of mili experts, of real deferisive value. The only _- a a battery of heavy guns thers would be for training 'purposes by the school of Fiunnery ond the Roval Miltary Col N or 1s purpose ny 1s admirably situated, on ---- A State Secret. The Toronto Telegram says 'the Do- Minion authorities may erect a fort near Kingston, but whether it is to keep out invaders or keep the inhabit ants from escaping seoret, is as yet a state At Lake Ontario Park. The Lake Ontario Park pavilion was filled last evening as has been case on all fine nights since ing. The Sully family the its open- t on a food of comedy and some clever , the boys hein Fitle artists shuffling. Miss Estelle appears up-to-date The illustrated The matinee, this afternoon largely attended who ment. was watched with interest. , was by the little folks, tly enjoyed the entertain of 'the little boys -- The Islands At Their Best. them up so merica's own tour, Sa. Your Jeweler will vouch for the worth of an ved | H. @ A. S. gold-filled s| Watch Chain. He will ce a defective chain th a new one any time within the guarantee per- iod--10, 15, 25 years. Send for the HL. & A. S. Chain Book. Stirling, J it T. A. Wright and Charles have returned home, ha spent a very : iwi th 1 boys in 'Miss Lillie Gardiner, Rochester, NY, is her vacation with her aunt, Mrs. J. W. Dumbleton, 259 ayn. 1. , to Winoria, Ill, to conduct Bible rend. i at a great camp there. He wi Bi absent for two weeks. ay. and Nes... dames Spence of The Hall, returned terdav fron, a vaca- tion, spent at Phi ia, Pa., Wil- mington, Del A Ir = ® i i : i j : fd i ; g : i = 3 §f {What is Going on About the Harbor. The SS. Westmount is at Fort Wil- liam. Tais evening the tug Frontenac will Garden ldand eh a raft of i MT. wharf : Tug Emer aon cleared or Charlotte wi two ight barges. "ae steamer India and consort Minnedosa will bring wheat from Fort William to Richardsons' olevator next week. Reds MA ec her's arri eu, Washburn, Lake Super- y iy. Swift's wharf : Steamers Belleville, down, last night; Toronto, down and up; Caspian, from Charlotte; Rideau Queen, for Ottawa; Picton, up, to- night. ig's wharf: Propellor Lake Michigan, up, last night; lor Persia, down, last night; w Cas- tanet, from Alexandria Bay; yacht Wherenow, from T. I. Park. A heavy grain forwarding business is predicted for the fall. At present nothing is being done at the local elevators, this being the dead season. The shipments here have not nearly equalled those of two years ago. Y.M.C.A. CHAMPIONS. Contingent from Kingston Y.M. C.A. to Go to Ottawa. The second annual championships of the Y.M.C.A. athietic league of Can- sda, to be held at Ottawa, September 15th, promises to be a most successful affair. Just eighteen months ago this was formed for the pro- motion of clean sport and athletics in Canada, and especially among the the YM.CAA's., so that it is the youngest organization of its kind in this country. On the first of October last year, in Toronto, was held the first annual championships which was perhaps the best managed and most successful meet of its kind ever held here A contingent from the local Y.M. C.A. are now in training at. Queen's Athletic Ground, including sprinters, middle and long distance men, who are planning to take the trip to Ottawa and bear the colors of their home as- sociation. Physical Director Beall, who is training them, would be glad to hear of any others who might find it possible to go, and will give them a try out at the grounds any afternoon at five o'clock. -- The Batteries Have Gone. This moming; "A" and "B" bat teries, R.C.F.A, left for Petewawa to enter camp. They will be away till the end of September. Tete de Pont barracks and artillery park are hence, almost clear of soldiers. All officers of the artillery went along. The journey to Petewawa was made via K. & P. railway, the batteries leaving at 9:25 o'clock. The train contained twenty- one cars, seven of which were - er and the rest freight for guns, horses, baggage and equipment. Ill With Fever. The illness of Rev. Charles Masters, taken to the General Hospital on Fri- day, has developed typhoid fever, but his pulse and temperature are en- couraging. . Excursion Bulletin. Saturday, 5 am., and 2 pm., ex- cursion to Watertown, $1.25 retum; 35 p.m., America's tour of islands, Game Warden Fitzgerald, left for Belleville Jusserday, at noon to inves- tigate some complaints. From he goes to the neighborhood of his home, Peterboro. vs Buy Lifebuoy soap at Gibson's Red i: I ¥ 4 2¥ £ -- 3 Mr. Hewitt's Statement. Superintendent , Hewitt. of the water works, desires to correct some state tion were simply sketches prepared by William Irving, then city engineer. who indicated the larger mains with a wide stripe and the smaller ones with a narrow one. FORMER KINGSTONIAN DEAD. T. A. Elliott Passed Away in Detroit. Word was received in the city Wed- nesday of the serious illness at De troit, Mich., of Thomas Arthur Fl- lott, son of the late Rev. Dr. Elliott, a former pastor of Sydenham Street Methodist church. Typhoid fever was ven cause. young man's Pty his o sister started at once for Detroit. At the station, however, they were handed a telegram announcing his death. The deceased had been for many vears a writer for the Detroit Free Press, hav. ing charge of the legal department. died suddenly of typhoid fever. ves- terday, was the eldest son of the late Rev. James Elliott, (Methodist), of Kingston, and was born in Pembroke, Ont, He graduated at Queen's Univer- sity and entering Osgoode Hall was graduated as barrister. He served in the militia in the North-West Rebel lion. He came to Detroit in 1893. His death was so unex that time was not given to summon his relatives from Kingston and Pembroke. Inter- ment probably will he at Toronto. following passed the Junior Teachers" Ex tion : Leo J, Carey, Joka D. Medeof, Walter E. Shales, William E. Shales, Eva Ballantyne, Elsie Clough, Ethel Davey, Eva M. Gallagher, Kathleen E. Joyce, Jennie L. Ludbrook, M. Estella Moreland, Jeanie Robb, Eva IL. Taylor, Lillie E. Toland, Maggie E. Walsh. ; The following passed full matricula- Clough, E. M. Gallagher, M. E. More- land, W. A. Claxton passed in Alge- | p! bra and Chemistry; Noble Whitty, passed in French composition; Minnie B. Sproule, passed in Chemistry. : Winnie A. M. Girdler's standing is not vet reported, but t is little or no doubt she passed both junior teach- ers' and matriculation, English and Latin. Full Pass Matriculation-- Elmer Bush- | Geld, Joseph Carty, lizzie Doolan, Annie Dougall, John Donovan, Harley | Ferguson, Anthony Flood, David A report has been sent out from St. | a John, N.B., that the wholesale drug | a houses of Canada are to be combined | a in one company, with a capital stock of one million dollars, and with head- quarters in Montreal. E. C. Mit- chell, of the local wholesale house Skinner & Co, ing. if the report was correct. He | said it was not. There had been such | re a suggestion made two years ago and | ec it had been informally discussed the wholesalers, but nothing resulted from it. Mr. Mitchell doubted if a | combination would take place. in drug business any more than in other businesses. An ~ amalgamation, said, would be an. excellent thing, as it would prevent various houses cov ering the same territory as at pre- | sent is the case, but no more so than | by other business houses. There are about twenty-two large'! f,, wholesale houses in Canada, distribu- | » i 'ted as follows : Maritime provinces, oe Special Sespatch 2o the Whig from four; Montreal, four: Quebec, two; | tetros said: omas Elliott, night Kingston, one; Toronto, three; Ham- | 5 city editor of the Free , who ilton, two; London, one; Winnipeg, three; Victoria, one: Vancouver, one. The Montreal wholesalers say they | know nothing. of any amalgamation arrangement. } Not A Word. The woman upstairs. had | m removed | Ii the carpets for the summer, and the | fortnight. woman down stairs had tested against the footsteps and moving furniture on the | th bare floor.. The woman upstairs forth- | mildly pro- | Occurrences In The ing matter. only. Carter's Little Liver Pills. Very of | small; very easy to take; no pain; no was asked this morn- | griping; no purging. Trv them. by | local yachts since July 3st. he | trate 500. and 75c. Moleod's Drug Store. lasses," Dr. Chown's | antee a perfect fit and give you value were | te { were thrown at the erowd and the hat was passed. They paid expen- Ee Mr. Elliott was held in the highest estimate by all his associates, -------------- Put Him Off The Car. On car number 24 the other evening there stepped a man who had taken a glass too many. His language was not satisfactory and so Conductor Webb informed hime. 1 was no use, however, and it was clearly a case of putting the offender off the ear. That worthy could not see things in just the same light. however, and disputed the ability of Webb 16 make good. It was rough and tumble for a few mo- ments with the conductor finally land- ing his man on the floor of the car and thence to the road. The affair happened on Princess street, between University avenue and Division stroets. The stand taken by Conduc- tor Webb was commended by passen- gers and no doubt he will receive the support of all patrons of the street railway in endeavoring to keep order on his car and allow no offensive lun- guage.' 'Twas Only A Duck. Last evening, while fishing in Cata ui creek, a Portsmouth boy, got guite a scare. In the twilight a long and dark object was seen approaching along the surface of the water. Visions of sharks and sen serpents immediate ly sprang up in the boy's mind. He made for the bridge, w numerous anglers were, centered, all ged in pulling out the lusty catfish. pon te ceiving the alarm the fishermen em- barked in punts and with a great deal "of shouting and splashing drifted slowly toward the spot where the de- mon was manoeuvring, when to the relief of the party, with a few hoarse quacks a black duck flew off with its brood. Married At Hamilton. Charles Dewey, the popular dry goods salesman in McKay's depart- mental store in Renfrew, and formerly of Waldron's, Kingston, was married in Hamilton on y to Miss Bowditch; formerly a teacher in the public school in Renfrew. Er ---------------- The Truth Will Out. That is why Putnam's Corn Extrac- tor has such an enormous sale; it's good for a sure cure--and better than 1. & A. SAUNDERS, King & Joba Sin. Tororo Cross Drug Store, So. there. any substitute. Insist on having Put- nam's only, 2 ¢ with--being a thoughtful person--hegun | to walk on her toes for fear of mak- | ing a noise, and scolded her husband whenever He moved 4 chair too rough- ly. There were no further complaints, | except from the that his ankles ached. After a the wife admitted that it might better to replace the carpets, Yesterday the wife anxiously asked | I, the janitor whether the family below had complained of them, "Oh, no," be replied the janitor, "1 week. You see," he added, "they're | out of town on a vacation." -------- Had A Good Time. i ef The Snow Shoe Club had a grand | N time yesterday evening. The steamer | 8 Wolfe Islander had been chartered for a moonlight trip to Gananoque and | ™ return. Invitations were issued for sengers, they were in much demand. | WV When the boat loft shortly before seven o'clock, she had almost her full complement aboard. The night | was grand and the sail thoroughly | enjoyable. On arriving in the tory town an adjournment was made to Turner's hall, where a jolly dance whiled away the time till whistle sounded for the return trip. | The Terms Complied With. i This evening 'the band of the 14th | P' Park. This is the last concert called for under the agreement with the citi- | %C zens and it is doubtful if there will be | . any more tmless more subscriptions | I are forthcoming. It is pointed out ' > that there are many wealthy persons in this city who regularly attend the concerts and have not donated one | News husband, who said | ¢, heen the noise above | Frank married on Wednesday. baven't heard a word from them in a [ oldest resident, nesdav, at and five months. Na fac- | lo | Saturday, little | Canadian channels. the | Fare 335c. fered will, in all probability, THE DAY'S EPISODES LOCAL NOTES AND THINGS IN GENERAL. City And Vicinity--Other Brief Items of Interest To The People.™ Be civil. It costs nothing. At Davis', spring lamb chops, 12{c. tion : L. J. Carey, J. D. Medeof, Elsie { a Ib If you must play cards for money, lay solitaire. If your watch isn't right you . are | apt to be left. Cheer up, Maude; the football sea- Son will soon be here. The married man doesn't believe in paying to hear a lecture. Wilham Swain, piano tuner. Orders received at McAuley"s book store, Neglecting Interests. Sydenham High School will not op- ¢ Sgt Sls < "Are the interests of the city being |en Wl Tuesday, September 5th, but jt | Spectacics and i? games 4 Fol attended to when the aldermen take a | is urgently requested that all pupils | fect fit guaranteed. Dr. an ua % : uptown pol Hogg at pe hei tte in hy oan J a Potent has been granted to Thom- i ident. ** their es to the princi- x : Aba Ff there not as much to bo dome in aie ral (T. M. Henry), as soon as possi- - Yoalaven, Collins Bay, for a mer as at other times of the year? The | ble, that nechssary arrangements may | The B aFIng: and Crescents had a council has taken in its sign and be made. This applies to former pu- | ia begat othe richer Bold Nes Sased Shop for one-fifth portion = pils as well as new ones. | Eo Aftamogs = the chairmen of the ed vom Athens High School | The committee on Yoads pu rie ge city ' 2 p y il, met a mittees visit the city buildings each | Honor Matriculation--Edith Hughes, J oF Hh Ie day to see if 'there is anvthing that | honors in Latin, French, German and | "go. Cunningham, piano tuner hould be ¥ I think it extra- physics; Edna Scott, honors in Eng- from Chickering. Orders received at ordinary that a citizen who makes a lish, Latin, French and German; Vi- | Moxuley's book. store, Princess street. request of council im July has to wait | vian Montgomery, honors in English; 'es, Jimmy, the circus will be here - to be roan the Ma there | Erie Homes, Bunt his English, his- | to-morrow, and our rural cousins froy are to 1 t aldermen | tory, Latin, ren and erman; ~ x J a wil the month of August is sufficient. At Harley Ferguson, honors in English | Fietun, Napance and Gananoque v regen t civic affairs are being neglect- [and Latin: Elmer Bushfield, honors in | According to information : gleaned | by Fish and Game Warden Fitzgerald Ww E being well observed by residents. hile in this district, the laws are Mcleod's Aperient Salts, a pleasant month houses. Yet that is the kind hig lot of people are anxiously woking for. 1 Are free from all crude and irritat- Concentrated medicine On Saturday there will be a yacht we for the Carruthers' trophy, No test has taken place among the the Civic holiday, Granular effervescing salts, a fresh Don't worry along with your "old and ruin your eves. Go to drng store. They guar: I' your money. Four colored gentlemen sang | through megaphones last night. They followed big crowd who tte very much. about town by enjoyed the guar- All the latest songs then Althongh the August edition of The | Century was largely inereased, : ect the demand for Rudyard Kip- ng's story e¢ publishers have nt reserve supply to meet not off wroughout the country. IN OUR OWN CIRCUIT. of The District on Both Sides of The Line. The Grand Trunk railway picnie will ake place at Massassaga next Tues while | dav. Dr. W. J. Anderson, Jasper, has appointed associated coroner for ceeds and Grenville, Miss Ethel Chisholm, Forster, Port Jelleville, and Huron, Miss Lake, MNerrvickville's passed away on Wed- age of ninety vears Rebecca the George Edwards, Ottawa, has pur hased six acres of land near Rocky arrows, Rideau Lake. He will erect handsome summer home. Mrs. German Cossitt, Brockville ho was taken ill a year ago when preparing to celebrate her golden wed the event and as the steamer can only | ding, is dead, aged eighty-one. Fom carry: a hundred and seventy-five pas. | laughters and two sons survive. She as a Presbyterian and a woman of large charity. Do Not. Waste The Whole Day. When you can have a better trip by aving on the America, 2.30 p.m. via American and Supper on board. the A Good Offer. Michell, son of F. 1.. school inspector of R. B. Michell, iblie Lanark P. W. 0. Rifles will play in Macdonald | ©*uaty, who has been doing Europe's : academic centres on a travelling holarship for the past yar or so, expected home soon. He has heen the professoriate of romance nguages in Harvard University, and accept sume, mm-- cent towards the funds of the band. The organization is still about Sis! short on their new uniforms, and un- less some means of augmenting the amount already subscribed by residents, is found. members will have to go 'down in their own pockets. | Many members 'of the band would be | pleased to have the concerts continued | for a few weeks longer. ------ The Eagle Brand condensed milk is sold at Gibson's Red Cross Drug | Store. | That invigarsting drink, Coca-Cola. | The original at Wade's soda fountain, { Free to Mothers Every mother, who sends us her name and address, will receive a generous free sample--enough for eight meals--of Nestle's Food Best for Babies. TRE LEENIRG, MILES CO. Lifted, MONTREAL to it was exhausted in af ¢ the noise of shuffling | demands coming from news companies were ToothPowder Cl d bea orion Tn rane te Used ople of for oa. Pals fA Gnamen Very convenient for tourists, PREPARED BY £ Wf Lr. DDS: TAKE A |KODAK With you on 'your vaca- tion. Something is sure to happen which will be either * amusing, interest- ing or both. We have them at prices just to suit 'your purse. : Come in and let us show you them. : s \ ~ a | laxative, draught, ecoling and in- Conening te ol Ses wenke | 5. Sram. Johasio. ey' Neve, Fd | VSTi. cote ie rouble, hart WE DEVELOP FILMS. says it was Ba Jade Detach Leacock, Maude Taylor. : | De, le eacache. fie I 'T. BES i who was the city's arbitrator, but Teachers' Certificates--Senior , Part Inspector of Colonization Roads . ° Juige Clark. of Cobotrg. 'Regarding Fg i HC, Senior Patt n | Pringie has returned from a tour of -__ Chemist and Optician. 1 were Lot MN. ughes, Junior ar rar, stion i » neighborh 1 of Par- " the Love ich okt the walls of Joseph Carty, Louise Conley, Edith junspection jn the nT o god 124 Princess Street. Phone 59. Hewitt says they were simply enlar- | Danby, Ilda Donohue, Lizzie Doolan, Eh Ports 5 . ans the streets, with the | Annie Dougall, Anthony Flood, David | "Th ' oodles" show, which formed No furnace drudgery in the Bison sewers marbed, but had not any water Yifeune, Eruest Batvers eid Hughes, t part of last week's attiaction at Lake mai) ogeerning sph - { Jean Johnston, Roy Kerr, Fred Lea- | he Pd : ext 17 - Pr making Ee, Tans nests: cock, Ambrose Lockwood, Mabel Mor- | Untasio Jpark, will ae ou, met The most exasperating m a man Hewitt states that he supervised all | ris, Erle Rennick, Gertrude Rabb, Mol- he rR a Sou) lave is 2 crauky furnace, gin that, and his memory was sufficient | lie Robinson, Maud Taylor, Lily Tay- "Fhe local R. C. F. A. will instruct | 83d 500t, the ash sifting and draft worry for the locating of anv pi He | lor, Muriel Toffey, Winnifred Wiltsc, s twentvefive. batteries white io | of many heaters, make life a burden. or locating anv pipes. ¢ Jennie M. Y some twenty-five batteries 'while 'in | wip oe new " Bison *' hot water heater, auld now, he 1s, sit Sova and Jenne 4. Young, camp at Petewawa. They left this there are no worries. Its drafts are so make. a rom memory « a a morning. imple a child can understand them, the the mains that existed when the sity DRUG AMALGAMATION. I Png: | elastic stockings and knee i i a. 105 IS OPETATS with, ook over the water works. Another saps, crutches, ote., everything for the | the slightest oft shaking down and point that Nr. Hewitt emphasizes is | Wholesalers Deny That They f ok Chown's drug store. sifting in one Sn t is a clean, that the plans used at the arbitra- Have Agreed to Combine. Nobody appears to be building $10 simple, economical heater, perfectly safe, as it burns its own no matter how the drafts are set. rite to H. R. Ives Co., Limited, Montreal, for an interesting booklet which fully describes it. C. H POWELL CARPENTER AND JOBBER, 103 Raglan Street: =< "MAPLE LEAF" the | assortment in quarter-pound and ope- BEST { pound bottles. Vichy, Kissinger, Oi- Lithia, Phoasbate Soda, 35¢,| ~ CANNED SALMON pacxen A PRETTY FIGURE Is not possible with an ill-fitting Corset We sell only reliable makes that are built for comfort as well as wear Tape Girdles, all sizes, 35c¢. TELTTT ERT RTE TRETTUT TTT RRS TRIVIALLY TLL L TLE 1 serviceable 5% a pair, weight landy Corsets at 50c in summer or and medium 1 make at T5¢. a, pair mad: of good quality Coutille and with Frilled Hose Supporters attached. cheap at 90c. a pair Have vou seen our leader at $1. ,It stands in the fore front of the Corset market, and' outelasses many at $1.25, all sizes, Newman & Shaw ; Considered EVERYBO Who is wise comes to us when they want to buy or sell any REAL ESTATE > We have a well established T& putation for successful dealing. Many attractive offerings at present. Rents collected; Estates Managed, etr. A. F. BOND, Insurance and Real Estate. Trusses that give ease. Dr. Chown's. { 63 Cl e Street - - - Kingston, Return tickets will be sold at $3.85 Good going on Tuesday August 2 and Monday Septembec 4th, and at » On Aug. 28th, 30th, 31st, Sept. 2nd. 3rd, 5th, 6th, 7th, Sth and 9th Tickets will not be accepted on tri 1, 2, 3, and 4. fg All tickets valid returning from Tc to on or before Tuesday Sept. 12th, FARM LABORERS' EXGURSI( To Manitoba and Assiniboia, $12 Good going from Kingsthn on Sep ber 4th, 1906. For further Jorticuisrs, tickets ang information apply to er lO BANLTY City Passenger Age KiNnesToNg PEMBROK RAILWAY IN CONNECTION WITH CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY EXHIBITION Toronto and Returr Return limit--Sept , 190: FARM LABORERS' EXCURSIE SECOND CLASS To Manitoba and Assiniboia, $1 Good going from Kingston on S tember 4th, 1905. Full particulars at K. & P. and R. Ticket office, Ontario Street. F, CON¥YAY, F. A. FOLGER, J Gen. Pass. Agent Gen. Bay of Quinte Railw New short line fer Tweed, Naps Deseronto, and all local points. Tr Jeave City Hall Depot at 8:85 p.m. CONWAY, Agent B. Q, Ry.. Kilagste QUEBEC STEAMSHIP COMP) LIMITED, River and Gulf of St. Lawre) Summer Cruises in Cool Latitude The well, and fasoRblY wiuown } Campana, 1,700 tons, li vy tricioy and with all Inoders, harap 1 on Mondays a nes hon and 1 pm. 11th and: far Pictou, N Mal September Quebec; Gaspe, Cove, Grand River, and Charlottetown, I Bermud: Summer Excursions, $35 and bv the mew Twin Screw SS. ian,' ,500 tons. Sailing from York, Oth Aug., 13th and 27th S and forthightly thereafter. mpera cooled by sea breezes seldom rises al Bay, ere Sune upwa "Berry 80 degrees. Princess Hotel open year round. The finest trips of the season health and comfort. ARTHUR AHERN, Secretary, Que For tickets and statereoms apply t« P. "HANLEYS or J. P, GILD SLEEVE, Ticket Agents, | Daily Li - Toronts, Charlotte, Thousand Isla Brockville, Prescott and Montreal Be mers KINGSTON & TOROM LEAVE KINGSTON : GOING EAST-Daily, at 6 a.m. GOING WEST~ Daily, at 5 p.m. Kingston to Clayton, 1,000 Isl Ports, Brockville or Prescott, going returning Sunday only. Singie fare. Kingston to Montreal and return. ing Saturday or Sunday. Returning, T.R., Monda Fare, $6. Also excursion 'rates to Toronto Charlotte going Saturday or Sunday, turning Monday. Kings iY aa LE Bamilton, Toronto, Bay of Quinte Montreal Line. LEAVE KINGSTON: GOING EAST, Wednesdays and days and Sundays, at 4.30 pan. GOING WEST, Tuesdays, Thurs and Saturdays, 11.80 p.m. Ji; P, HANLEY, J. SWIFT & C Ticket Agent Freight Age TO QUEBEC DIRECT WITHOU! MANGE CG STR. "ALEXANDRI Lea Crafg & Co's. wharf ¢ Moray at 6.30 p.m., for Montreal Que ru the rapids. Retur; leaves Ki on Fridays at 12 midni va Bay of Quinte, for Charlotte «*uffalos - The Stoel Lake Excursic Steamer "NIAGARA" Ope for Charter. > For apply to . PE CO, Agta, Kingston, 0 A HEPBURN. 'Manager. Pieton. ALLAN LINE ""™550xns 'Royal Mail Steamers. From Montreal. From Qu Virginian, Aug. 18, 4 p.m. Aug. 18, 4 . 25, 9 an. Ang. 25, 9 Tibisian AE PASSAGE First C $7 I. v * ry, on, Vietoran § 75. AL To GLASGOW, DIR] 17. lonian, Aug.