At. Present Visiting siLEfe; Sef the English Not nr he I ns i ems, Tt been said t Bu a, than "Joka ® v p in the words he is credited with having used on one occasion in to it : "Came into the world with a struggle, struggling now, and prospects of con- rg i" makes a special study of penalogy and criminology! Indeed at six o'clock, this moraing, he Visited the avinoial itentiary and was much raat By ho saw at the out sot of a prisoner's daily rounds. He expressed himself as pleased with the government of the institution and the greater freedom and democracy which characterized the place at compared with those at home. It was the na- tural between the vouneer colony and the old and settled motherland. "While watching the men," remarked the parliamentarian, "I was wont to use my old quota tion of what, save for the grace of Gol, 1, John Burns, might have been." "And incidentally my thoughts incladed warring editors snd unsym pathetic reporters," he slyly econclud- ed It was quite early this this resentative oa rg Tren strolling wp down Alwington avenue in egnr- und with ohn Bakar, Esq. "It e POIMIDAS Us ¥O muc - he romurked after shaking hands with the reporter. Like many other notable Englishmen who have visited Canada' ai dase, Mr. Ruts af feted a personal interest in his ques. er as Incidentally gives one the idea that he iy gleaning as he goes, the good from the bad, and up "information for future use. Thore is one striking feature about the labor loader, however, and it is ap t in Foe luck J. Allan Baker us well. much of the "big gun" air %0 often 'met with and are democratic enough to suit the most exacting. Nevertheless magnificent flow of language xo common to English de baters, the breadth of intellect, Is I a the en came fo wy own trade. joined in, riding with the und weeretary of the : of pe 3 one of my 0 b #yery : if oF FE fh | ! = = not be too fully Lup to the wed; "they are indeed i As for i it reminded the Eng of of the cities of the old country. to this N on Indeed an like hs many WP Int your city is "superior to the la centres at a It ix: beautiful in: streets are so well J. ALLEN B AKER M.P., in His Old Home. -------------------- the footsteps of the English Battersea or whether the city which I have the honor to represent has fallen from grace and erred from the straight and narrow path." ; s Finally speaking of the inhabitants of Canada, the visitor was more than pleased with them and the treatment reveived at their hands. They have done everything possible to make the visit as enjoyable as Jonsible. While in the city of. Shortt of Queen's, who is recognized over Ameri- ¢a as an authority on problems soci: alistic, had a chat ithe Mx, Burne last evening, and aga is morning. The distinguished guests visited Queen's University this morning, and will probably leave for the west by the steamer Kingston this evening. J. Allan Baker, who accompanios Mr. Burns, on his present tour is no stranger to Canadians and will no doubt be remembered hy many King- stonians, as he formerly resided in this city. Before returning to the land of his adoption, Mr. Baker will probably visit the place of his birth, Trenton. J. Allen Baker is the Canadian who a few months ago inflicted a decisive defeat on a Chamberlainite candidate in East Finsbury, after one of the hardest parliamentary campaigns that have taken place in London for many years, His particular platform is muni- cival ownership and for years he wag ed a successful war on its behalf in the Loudon county council of which he was a member, His particular objec- tive point was the tramway systems which robbed the peoplé right and left. According to latest advices the fight has concluded in the upholding of the people's rights and to-day the munici- pality is in possession of franchises giving it the control of the tramways. Mr. Baker visited this country last August, in company with George Hawes, a noted author on social pro- blems, and an assistant editor of the London Daily News, the official organ of the liberal party. Both Mr. Burns and Mr. Baker are pronounced free traders and while they make no prophecy as to when the gen- eral clection in the United Kingdom will take place they predict the utter defeat of the conservative party and the complete repudiation of Mr. Cham. berlain's polioy when the appeal is made to the people. Mr. Baker observed that the only in. forgnce to he drawn from the bve-eleo tions that had taken place during the last two years and from the fact that constituencies that hud been conserva- tive for the last twenty vears had un- mistakably proclaimed their adhesion to frac trade, was that the countré would tolerate no departure from the policy under which it had prospered sa long and under which it-was still prospering. "My own constituency of Fast Finsbury," said Mr, Baker, "is a typical illustration. For two parlia- mentary terms it has been represented by unionist members and at the last election we succeeded in turning an ad. Yurse vote of 347 into a majority of 768 in our favor." Tt is the intention of the parliament arians to spend some time in Toronto, where Mr. Burns will call on the offici als of different Ia organizations. President W. K. MeNaught telegraphed Mr, Burns, invitine him to the exhibi- tion. It is probable that he will also be entertained by the city council if he goes to Toronto. Mavor Urquhart informed one of the labor men that the council would be pleased to do any- thing to make Mr. Burns' visit to the City a pleasant one. ES ---- ' "Three Swallows.' Sir John Power and Son's "Three Swallows" Irish Whiskey, famous for over a century, Of highest standard of purity. Distillers to His Maj t, the King. ny RE a---- I Str. America To Cape Vincent. Friday, Septomber Sth, 2:30 nt. Powe carly. Supper om | fe a Union Man Working in a Blacklisted Hotel. The local union of bartenders is tom: t being out of work had Bod heing It was do that or walk the streets. He was a membxr of union and in good standing. A Miseussion followed. Finally one of {isa members prevent be. came disgusted and asked for his with- drawal card. Several followed suit but the cards were uot procurable, Finally it wax decided the best way out of "the diffeulty was to disband for a couple of months and then re- organize on a better basis, with only those of the old members included who are now in ol standing. It was pointed out that several members had not paid their. dues, had been fined, and comm various offences. However, the rest may give the tron ble time to blow over, INCIDENTS OF THE DAY, -- Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up By Reporters On Their Rounds. R's," September 9th. Wilham Swain, piano tiber. Urders received at MeAunley's hook store, The next county R. 1. Spoor, of Wolfe Island. The separate schools opened yester day. the pupils first attending mass in St. Mary's cathedral. Henry Cunningham, piano tuner from Chickerings, Orders received at McAuley's book store, Princess street. The Church of the Sacred Heart, Wolfe Island, is being ropaired in the way of re-shingling and pointing of the stone walls. What's de use of ever keepin' Up a sighin' an' a weepin' ? «t de clouds do all vo' cryin'. Let do wind do all yo' sighin'. It is said that one of the oldest let ter carriers in the Kingston post of- lice will send in. his resignation and ask for superannuation. So bitter has. been the steamboat fecling among the: Thousand Islands " "Blizsard of CITY gums next season. When does the corporation intend obeying its own by-law by having the eleotric and gas painted ? Wil} the chief of police have the proper parties summoned before the magis- trate ? "I know you: like a book,' he said, But--well, he fooled himself : When they were 'wed he found she'd not Be put upon the shelf. At a special | meeting of the Or phans' Home committee, a resolution of condolence "and 'appreciation of Mrs. Waddell's long and faithful sor- vice of eighteen years, was passed Mrs. Garratt being appointed tres. urer in her place. in order to create an office for a county doctor is creating Now that the larger attacked, there may be. retaliation by the Ottawa authorities. post office and customs house posi- tions are liable to be declared vacant any day. offices are being MARINE INTELLIGENCE. ---- What is Going on About the Harbor. The yacht Wherenow is being laid up for the season. ' The steambarge Navajo arvived from Oswego with coal for Folgers. The steamer Wherenow made a spe cial trip down the river to-day. This afternoon the steamer America rested her trips on the Cape Vincent route, Craig's wharf : Propeller down, to-day; yacht Alexandria Bay. he steamer Idler made her last trip from the Thousand Islands to Kingston to-day. Ths stedmer Ramona: has arrived from the Thousand Islands, having completed her season's running. e steamer, New Island Wanderer Castanet, from The steamer Scout was towed from Davis' dry dock to the Kingston steamer! Aletha, down | i i i and up. There Was No Quorum. | A meeting of the House of Industry | directors was called for yesterday af- | ternoon to award tenders for repairs | to the rooi and other portions of the | institution. Those present were Miss Machar, Alderman Johmston, R. Meek, | (secretary), and Mayor McFarlane. who came late upon the scene. F Thursday and Saturda re dusedey 4 0 -m. . Swift . or agents, tm i Proved His Claim. | John Gaskin, Jr., has been success | ful in proving his claim to some min. eral land in New On other parties had lately come onto, | clerk. will likely be | this summer, that the boats may | The attempt to oust Sheriff Dawson | quite a stir. | Some local | Persia, | will continue * her trips among the Thousand Islands for two weeks long. | g er. | of his constant | standing as a citizen and {may be east, tario, which some | his future SEPTEMBER 6. "GIRLS WILL BE GIRLS." A Rattling Fine Musical Co - _ Coming. i AL. LEECH. {| 'When Joseph Hart was writing the music for "Girls Will Pe Girls," he must have Leen listening to the dickie { bird sing, for he has succeeded in sup- | plying it with many bright catchy airs that emanate only from the voice i of nature. Many of those will become household melodies. Already many of them are being whistled in the streets. William A. Brady has engaged an ex- { cellent company for the production of { "Girls Will Be Girls," and the chorus | is one of the brightest and best that | has appeared in this section during the | *eason. All the original fun-makers are still with the company. Al Leech, the Three Rosebuds, and the fifty odd peo- | ple' that have made "Girls Will he Girls" the musical comedy sensation lof the year. "Girls Will Be Girls" will the seen at the Grand Opera House on Thursday, Sept. 7th. | AMATEUR FLORISTS Offered Good Prizes by the Horti- cultural Society, The Horticultural Society, at its show in the Armouries, on Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 13th and 14th, offers the following prizes to amateur flower growers, kntry fees are only 10 cents each, or 15 entries for $1. Exhibitors must be members of the society. It is hoped many amateurs will compete. 1st. 2nd. x : Asters, best collection, not 3 a series of popular lectures delivered less than 12 $150 $100] by well known citizens and clergymen Annuals, collection, cut in = during the coming fall and winter. It bloom 150 100]: i ; B Asparagus Plumosus, speci- 18 hoped to interest the Board of men 150 1 00 | Education and separate school board Asparagus Sprengeri, speci- 185 1 on and to utilize the schools for the Hanon Basket. 1 1350 1 00 | gatherings of the people. The lectures | Vase of cut flowers, hest . 1 50 100 | will be free, will be illustrated and | Flowering Begonia, speci Lou 50 will be on topics of great practical men 5 fi in Sod : Rex Begonia, specimen 1.50 100 benefit. A year ago Kingston ladies Dahlias, best 6 1 50 100 | gave an exhibition of Shakespearean | Duhlias, best collection 130 1 00 | pictures in Qticen's University and 1,- | trum: spines Abn 201200 bersous, parents and chiki on LGeraniums, cut collection | 1 50 1 00 | Joyed the view and so impressed those PGladiolfi, best 6 . 150 100 | interested that one citizen offered to | Ma pes Hair Fern, speci- 150 100 | Meet expenses of a series of lectures [Perennial Phiox. collection 1 00 50 | which would have the aim of showing | Petunias, collection 1.50 100 Lin what ways the beautifying of the Palm, specimen 1.50 1001 city might be accomplished. Another LRose, specimen, in pot, in hibitic . . i flower 1 00 50 | exhibition of pictures is being arrang- Roses, cut, collection 1.50 100 fed for next Thanksgiving Day. (ladioli, best collection . 1 50 100 ------ Pansies, best collection 1 00 50 Sweet Peas, best collection 1 50 1.00 MARRIED ON MONDAY. } A Case Of Friction. { A meeting of the management con | mittee of the board of education was | called for Nondav afternoon, but the members did not wish to work on the [holiday and did not attend. The meeting was called to comsider the | protest of a teacher, changed to an { other school, on the alleged ground fof friction. The teacher claimed | wrongful treatment as she was not | the person who created the friction if | there was any. The proper way, said {a trustee, was not to remove teachers [13r such a cause, but statements and | with dus care to to hear their decide the matter all parties concern- ed. If friction is allowed to go as a | cause for change then teachers would | be provided with a lever that trustees | would find dangerous. In years past {a grade at a time has heen changed but this year the plan has been aban doned. It was thought in days gone by that equal advantages should be given teachers_in serving in the good and poor schools of the city. i -- At Lake Ontario Park. There was a fair audience at the pa- vilion at Lake Ontario Park last even- ing, and the programme presented by foundry this moming to have her! (he yompany was a first-clues one. machinery completed. | Fred! Elzor, the monologue talker, did Swift's wharf: Steamer Kingston, | good work. His singing and witty from Charlotte; steamer Rideau Queen, | talk created "much amusement, His from Ottawa; steamer Belleville, down, | contortion acts, with Mrs, Elzor, this morning; ' could not be surpassed. Mrs. Elzor is an adept in her work and gave a fine exhibition of her skill and nerve. Mr. and Mrs. Hall's rendition of "Old Black Joe," was fine and in response | to an encore, Mr. Hall sang an Am- erican patriotic Aud The Man." He also sang the "Swanee River." Miss Fayette sang sweetly two new songs, "Coax Me." and "The Crack of the Whip." She received a generous meed of applause, song, The Soldier 'our {mp wh i hy ' could pot. constitute a dior: oo | The Sompany will again appear to ence tenders could pot be awarded, | MEY 'Another meeting will be called = this |/ week; when, it is hoped, other mem- oy Resolution Of Regret. bers of the board will see their way The following resolution was passed to be present. | at the meeting of the Portsmouth " ! atnit funy evening. Moved by M, i Kennedy, seconded by R. J. Bai Clayton, nya And Kingston And den, and resolved, unanimously, that i tawa, Ont. | this council accepts with regret the ideau Lakes' Navigation company | resignation of Thomas Kelly fro, the Jinanecy yetve for Clayton every { clerkship of this municipality (Ports. esday, edingud ay, Friday and Sa- | mouth), and in doing so desires to Jariay. at Mas Jaave for Ot { express its deop sense of his long and faithiu! services, and its appreciation attention to his vari his knowledge of munici- generally, and his high gentleman, Kelly's lot the council trusts that be happy and pros ous duties, pal matters In whatever position Nr. may perous, and begun pspecting, Mr. Gaskin | ---- had the fond in pon, 4 staked out Your Appearance, Some time ago. | Suffers: bending over a {Stove during hot weather. = T ib do - many of Suu Clark's canned mwats, wholesome, | take u) sical etizi 4 : fahites ta : p phy: ul oul ure tasty and appetizing. It's a good ubbubs . guess 3 Deve 2:30 cooking i hour there. Home early, ry The maiden sighed tl id Her head yainst oh he RESENT THE ACTION WHAT A PETERBORO PAPER HAS TO SAY, -- . Criticizes Queen's Trustees in Ap- pointing Englishman--A Wet Blanket Upon: Canadian En- thusiasm to Excel. Peterboro Examiner. va "Made-in-Canada"™ doesn't 'go down with the trustees of cen's Univer- sity, Kingston. The Jatler have ignor- ed a largely-signed petition of Queen's graduates to appoint a Canadian as assistant professor of modern lan 'guages, and have instead appointed at Cambridge, Fng., man. One would think that thé trustees of Queen's would, even if they lacked patriotism, have availed thetiselves of the adver. tisement which would have been re- presented by appointi one of the gradugtes of a university that has n turning out graduates--and good ones, too--for forty vears. A Queen's graduate with European recommenda- tions, was an unsuccessful candidate for the position in his alma mater, captured by the Cambridge man, and no doubt he was well fitted for it, for he had no doubt specially quali- fied himself by study abroad. for just such a position. Such a rebuff re ceived at the hands of his university is rather a wet blanket upon 'the en- thusiasm of Canadians to excel, Why, can't, or wont, a prophet's own coun- try honor him? No doubt the scholarship developed by old country 'universities is of a high character, but Canadian universitios inake good scholars, too. A graduate of a ¢ adian university made a professor in one of . "those twins = of learning--Oxford." How would the trustees of Queen's regard the situation if the friends of that university should invite them to go to the old country for their students? But there's no danger of that; the friends of Queen's are too loyal to it to take that course. They will suffer in silence a they have done on form- er occasions, and be ready with 'their purses in the interest of endowment funds to pay "foreign" professors; and Queen's graduates pay content themselves with a lucrative situation in some rural high school. an- not long ago was ---- A COURSE OF LECTURES Will Likely Be Given Free to' the People, A scheme is being evolved to have A Pleasing Ceremony at East View Park, A very pleasing event ocourred at East View Park, Out., on Monday, when Alfred Gi. Robbs was united in marriage to Miss Edna Maud Stinson, daughter of Mrs. John R. Stinson, of Tamworth, Ont. The nuptial cere- mony was performed by the Rev. J. D. Boyd, The bride, a charming young lady, presented gu handsome appear ance in" her bridal attire. She was the recipient of many costly presents from the friends of her givlhood. Mr. and and Mrs. Robbs will 'reside in the city, Mr. Robbs having decided to continue in business with his father. Mr. and Mrs. Robbs left to-day on a wedding tour. ---- Up To The Liberal Party. Canadian Freeman It ix now up to the liberal party in Kingston to see that justice, equality and fair play is dealt out to the mem bers of their fold after the Whitney government has seen fit 3s She. iff Dawson from his tion. to dismiss present posi The sheriff has made up his mind to fight Kis enemies to the bit ter end and feels confident of success. One thing is certain, that this is the "last straw that broke the camel's back," and we feel confident that the liberals of Kingston are not by any means going to allow the tories to nave all the "loaves and fishes" to themselves, Material, Style And Workmanship Prevost, Brock street, has the largest range of imported goods for suitings, English and Scotch tweeds, blue and black serges, worsteds and chevoits, up-to-date pattern, for or. der work. Fit and workmanship guar- ante at lowest prices. Give him a call. ---- Father Kelly In Ireland. Waterford, (Ireland) News © had the pleasure of a visit last week from the Rev, Father Kelly, of Canada, brother of the Misses Kelly, Lady Lane, and of the late William Kelly, whose death 'we most regretful ly annotineed in a recent isswe of our paper. We were very happy to wel come this distinguished Irish priest, and we trust that his sojourn in the old land will be a very pleasant one. -- Before The Cold Weather Starts. That's the time to cast off catarrh. Easily done with "Catarrhozoge." No drugs, no cocane or alcohol, gu clean antiseptic method that cures every time. Ansolutely sure is "Ca- tarrhozone," and sold everywhere, Cheap Excursion To Cape Vincent. Via steamer America. tember Sth, Friday, Sep- p.ov, giving one Fare 33c, pressed But he lost all his or 8 corel; When he found with am | | DANDRUFF) | Is bad, very bad for the scalp. Clean it out com. pletely with MAGIC DANDRUFF CURE This is an entirely satis. factory cure for Dandruff snd is fully guaranteed by '25 Cents. Only at The Best Drug Store 124 Princess Street. 'Phone 59. EVES TESTED FREE | -------- ANAR LAKES , WEN AND WOMEN, Use Big @ for uninarnrmy discharg sinflammations, irritations or ulceration, of mucous membrane; Prinless, and not astro Font or poisonous, Sold or sent ia plain wreppee, prem, id, 81.90, or 3 Dot ties £3.35. Oircalar nt on reances, » ¢ Dr. Brock's gSisbrated Female Periodical Pills appear for the first time in Canada. The "Best" Drug Store has secured role agency for tais great ' remedy. . $1, mailed on receipt of price, pe Priucese St., Kingston, Ont, $ LATEST BULLETIN Great exvitement among{ the ladies, owing to the brilliant display of "SWAGGER" COATS. for fall wear that NEWMAN & SHAW are showing Probabilities are that many. of these "Gems of the Tailors' Art" will be picked up at once by knowing ones Be wise and see these Coats. for yours self. The above is sufficient notice to in tending purchasers that this is the correct place to buy anything now and desirable, What About a New Dress ? Our new stock of FALL DRESS FABRICS ix now complete, and it will delight the eyes of shrewd buyers to see the natty goods we show at such very low prices--much less than elsewhere, Newnan & Shaw LITTIMY ITT YT S090 0090 140 TOMS FURNAGE GOAL (SCRANTON) $6. Let us show it to you and tell you about it. : JAMES SWIFT & C0. ad Smashed three cigars fu his : , Alig. 28 to Saturday, S Return tickets will be sold at a Las nk on Monday Sept. 4t gs , on Sept. 1st, 2ud, 8rd sth, 7th, Sth, and 9th. Tickets wi be accepted oa sins Ls 3 11 tickets valid retu rom Ti Al or before day. Sept. 12th, Special train wil leave Kingston 1.06 a.m., with Pullman 'Car at for Toronto, on Labor Day, Sept. FARM LASORERS' EXCURMOR To Manitoba and Assiniboia Good going. frof Kingston Sept 4th, 1905. 'LABOR DAY. Monday, Sept. 4th, Round trip tickets will be s ONE WAY FIRST CLASS }§ Goin, Dates, Saturday, Sunday Monday, Sept. 2nd, 8rd, and Tickets valid returning from desti on or are Sept. 5th, 1905. Central Ganada Exhibition, Ottaw: Going Datés, Sept. 8th, 9th 11th, 18th, and 16th, $4.15. & Days,' t..12thy 34th, and 15th, All ta good returning on or Sept. 18th, 1905. 3 For' further particulars, tickets other m apply to . P."HANLEY, City Passenger | RIC LT RINT MAILVAY CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILW, EXHIBITIONS KINGSTON TO TORONTO AND R! Sept. 5th, 6th, Tth, 8th and 9th, Retna limit Sept. 12th, 1905. KINGSTON 70 OTTAWA AND R Sept! 8th to 16th, Sept. 12th, 14th and 15th, Return limit Sept. 18th, 1905. KINGSTON T0 HARROWSMITH & BR Sent, 7th and 8th, . ~ aes.» turd limit Sept. 9th, 1905. rain 'will leave Harrowsmit Kingston 5 p.m" Sept. Sth. KINGSTON TO PARHAM AND RE Sept. 20th, 21st and 22nd. | Return limit Sept. 23nd, 1905. KINGSTON TO RENFREW AND R Sept. 25th, 26th, 27th and 28th Return limit. Sept. 29th, 1905. HARVEST RXCURSIONS $30,00 to $4050, to points in toba, Assiniboia, Alberta and ¢ chewan, Going Sept. 12th and 26 turning within sixty days. Full particulars at K. & P.. an R. Ticket Office, Ontario Stre F. CONWAY, F. A. FOl« (len. Pass. Agent . Bay of Quinte Rail New short line fer Tweed, Ni Deserento, and all local points. leave City Hall Devot at 8:35 v. OONWAY, Agent B. Q. Ry.. Kiaas CANAD NATION Exposi TORONTO, ON Return tigkets will be sold at $5.50 Good going Aug. 26th, to Sept and valid for return up to and in Sept. 15th. : Meals and berth included wes only on Strs.. Kingston and T and meals and berth included bot on Hamilton Line StrS, Belleville ton, and Picton. For further particulars apply to J. P. HANLEY, JAS. SWIFT & Ticket Agt. Lake Ontario and Bay of Q Steamboat Co., Limite: 1000 Islands, Roch: and Bay of Quinte Taking Effect August 2 Str. North King Leaves Kingston at 10.15 a. Thousand Islands, calling at Ale: Bay and Gananoque. Returning i leaves at 5 p.m., for Rochester calling at Bay of Quinte ports. Str. Aletha Leaves Kingston daily except | a 8 p.m., for Picton and inter: Bay of Quinte Ports. Full inforwation from J, P. Har P. Gildersieeve, Jas, Swift A *E. HORSRY. Tramc Mana, LIVERPOOL and ALLAN LINE LONDON ROYAL MAIL STEAMER From Montreal From ( Bavarian, Fri. Rent. 8, 3 a.m. Virginian, Fri.. Sept. 15, a.m. Tuan Fri., Sept. 22, 8 a.m, 22, Freight MONTREAL TO GLASGOW, DI Pretorian Thurs., Sept. 7, (day NEW YORK TO GLASGOW Numidian . Thurs., 14, 1 MONTREAL TO LON & HJ Sarmatian Sept. 16. Pomeranian + $40 single. $76 return. Only on passengers carried, called second ¢ J. P. HANLEY, Agent, G.T.R Rassenger Depot. [63 § SLEEVE, Clarence Street. EDUCATIONAL. Fall Term TTF Kingston, Ont. Thorough courses in Accounting, | hand, Typewriting, Penmanship, et Write for particulars and rates. W. H. SHAW, President. $00000000:000-00-00000 Py Fall 3 Kingston Business Golle LIMITED Head of Queen St. Kingston - . 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