| remembered as cover-point on Queen's #9: | Shampionship hockey team for several | seasons. He is now settled at Chap- ean here he has the position of C, , President Lockie Wilson | con the increased sessional in- demnity, and it was decided to adopt "| & resolution against any tariff increas- o A solitary drunk at the court, this | mowing, proved an old offender. He 'was given three and a hall months 30 peut his Yue, Ww : Adams Furniture company have purchased (he H on Yonge street, Mr. sud Mes. ig Singer, out . . B » are gi re Jatter +, mo i2 A Mrs, dies' Raincoats rday Morning 9 in the lot, comprising every- thing that is newest and "best for fall, 1905, to be sold in-3 lots : Eo PREY 2 00 4 J 98, $4.98, $598. This sale will prove the sensation of the season, ving you an opportunity of purchasing the very latest s in absolutely new Fall Waterproofs, worth in the ular way $7.50, $8.75, $9 50, $10, $11.75, $12.50, for $398, $4.98, $5.98. Loose and semi-fitting styles in SCOTCH BEDS, COVERT CLOTHS, CRAVENETTE EDS, etc, three-fourth and full Tengths, full and skirts, Sik 3s Each and every Coat is absolute waterproof and : very highest standard of ship. This proven by he Samp inside each coat. ou 2 Td | prices: at which they are bei half-- alterations will be made, charge of soc. per garment. id > Pain It is now test and most attractive busi- ness sc is Ontario. The typewrit- departmen i with a new and complete equipment of most modern typewriters, includ- ing oi different Bok Everything Jobe for the comfort and LP. a morning" hall, on Annis, included tinuance may be venue to land gra and the matters miership, nothing culating Dovma, president Houtis, dism in Sin travelled Berlin, v with M. minister to Paris man und with the affairs is mmtron position here, at cursion stands the face, at in force, t noon a deputation waited on: Premier Whitney, headed by W. L. E ident, and the Slo on id and urged line of the resolutions and improving the fe province, candidate for a we Port was stu Sviatopolk would have one of the the Bible throug Years old, and Sixty-nine times since. to college and for two yours, He was of United rire Loyalist and Hage, having 'on Buelow Will Resign Brockville, | about October Ist. S Newted with the Brockville institution city people cheap rates. lands to "}. Goldwin Smith isn has es ala for action of a prominent C. Berkeley Powll, ex-M.P.P,, who put up his cheque to cover the Sept, "6.--Harry master of the Dominion Grange; W. F Robi past master, convention, mating the two organizations. solution was adopted Increase in the tariff -and urging. that if the minimum and maxi- mum tariff is adopted Id not he greater he vice islat the adoption ciple of the Pettypiece bill to railway taxation, the control of rates for electric of the policy a perpetual the province. was also expressed that nts 'were hope was expressed that this t the system, The ouiised 'consideration of the rought before ---------- FUTURE OF M. WITTE. Reported He Is to Be Premier and Minister. London, Sept, 6.--The Bt. burg correspondent of Says a report is Trepoll has refused the ter of the interior, and will reccive the por curren It is evident, has yet been Witte's followers are ind a report that with the view of that Sody, Mirsky, N.S, Sept. Nova Scotia. only a 1s in seventeen ¢ maritime provinces, and dent of the Nova Scotia ---- Interviewed Von Buelow. Sept. Bihourdl, the designate to Tangier, will go and discuss the Franco-Ger- lerstanding as publicity, held of hg . a rial" Homi four years. EE ---- Of For The West Ottawa, it. Whig, to the North ------ Wanted. --A live man, So 2 Ce a Mon i dinriet."State pdm sired. Must able t references. A = salary - Address "K," Whig. There he tre n 3 cursionists Thousand Islands. the steamer Ider. ho the * J This Jost excursion ; a he Sirsa this § session © » rmers' As tion armors . the advisability of wer, orest. resources of of exercisin, over the mineral resources, that both source and re- made to. railways at the last session of tlolio, with the pre- at in the national arted in regard to Prinee » In order to stand for election to the Douma, M. Witte to resign tho presidency of the committee of ministers, The Late Rev. Halifax, occurred at Lunenburg of Rev. G, 0, fathers of Metho G. 0. Houtis. h when he was ten has read it through He never went of Huguenot par been bom at Wallace, « As a minister he 6.~Chancollor Prince had» a long interview French ambassa dor, -vosterday, Dr. Re French ministers, with the minimum of ternational conference wu Charge Of Hospital. Brockville Hospital, has decided 10 resign her 6. About noon. on the harvesters' ex- vok advantage of the today from the the city this season. "vear-ohl daughter of Stew: art Culbert. Ottawa, was atiacked hy rats while asleep and badly bitten in ¥s that imperial resatled - a deny citizen of Ot Grove, mson, ex at \Vietoria amalga- A re opposing any the maximum than at pre- ion along the passed. These of the prin- in regard the con- of preserving control Gratifieation no cash or the legislature Bin, Peters the Standar t that Genera Post of minis that M. Witte however, that decided. NM. lustriously ejr he will be » to becoming A similar re 6.--~The death He had. read ttended school Em has fronits in the is an ex-presi conference, wen, German to Marooeq before the in- pon Morocean Miss Miller, Goneral charge of the al. Lindsay, has been con- 500 leit West, Many who or terms de furnish first mber of ex- came up on. is likely to from the is ness, fhorthand, fvpenriting or civil s id not fail to write, 'telephone - call for the rates as} Soimareial ge is t graduates not seek the Positions, but the positions seek the graduates, The demand is al- ways in excess of the supply. Entrance his permanent, reliable school means entrancé into the best mercial positions in Canada. Halifax on the east to Yancouver on the west, applications have been re teived for graduates of this school to take positions. Those who desire quick veturns for money invested should not fail to take a course at this institu- tion. The dav of graduation is the day of appointment to a first class position. "Phone 440, H. F. Metcalfe, principal, mn ---- THIS IS FARMERS' DAY At Toronto = Exhibition -- All Special to the Whig. Toronto, Sept. 6.--Optario farmers, with their families, have possession of the Exhibition Grounds, to-day; this is their day. Every train arriving last night and this morning, was crowded with visitors from the country. Many prominent farmers were guests at the exhibition directors' luncheon. Reguests for comcerts bv Irish Guards' bend, having come from dozens of towns in Canada, Lard be Vesci, who is in command of the band, vesterday, cabled for permission for the musicians to remain in Conada two extra weeks. The original leave was ten weeks and this in all probab- ility will be increased to twelve. ------ THE CABINET ANNOUNCED. -- N.W.T. Elections to Take Place in November, Special to (he Whig. Regina, N.W.T., Sept. 6.--The pro vincial cabinet will be as follows : Premier and commissioner of public works, Hon. Walter Scott; commis- sioner of education, Hon. J, A. Cal- der; commissioner of agriculture, Ton. E. Motherwell; attorney general, Hon. George McCraney. Walter Scott. M.P., who was called, yesterday, to government house, and entrusted with the duty of forming a government for the new province, was in consultation with party friends neacly all day, and late last night the selections he had made were announced as above. The elections will likely take place in No- vember, Smullen Acquitted. Fonda, N.Y., Sept. 6.--Daniel Smul- lon, who has been held here on a charge of murdering Peter Conrad on March 17th last, was, last night. ac quitted. Conrad and Smullen, who were neighbors, left Argusville to gether on March 17th, and Conrad's team later arrived home driverless Conrad's body was found the next dav in a shed a mile across the fields from Smullen's home. The evidence was purely circumstantial. ---------- Crops Of The World. Budapest, Sept. 6.--~The Hungurian winister of agriculture in his vearly estimate of the world's erops. shows the wheat yield to be about the same as last year. Rye is at least tem per cent. lower, owing to the poorer Rus- sian harvest: barley is somewhat less, and oats considerably lighter, The maize crop will be larger. owing to the great American harvest, which more than makes up for the large de- ficiencies in Europe. ------ Newfoundland Fisheries. London, Sept. 6.<President Bond, who has arrived in London to raise a loan of £2,000,000 to be paid to R. G. Reid for the Newfoundland tele graph lines, in an interview today on the subject of the fisheries ques- tion with t hited States, said that if there way » any change in the jons on American fish- Upsets Balance Of Power. Roecial to the Whig, St. Petersburg, Sept. 6.-There is much comment in the morning papers on the Anglo-Japanese treaty, which, it is claimed, is not ceive to peace because it upsets the balance of power in the far wast and makes Great Britain and Japan predominant. Revival Of Rate War Unlikely. Londen, Sept. 6.--There is very lit- tle likelihood that the North Atlantic passenger rate war will break out again. The relations of the British Atlantic compamies towdrds each other offer no indication that they will be. come antagonistic. a t---------- Saw The Wreck. The . captain of the Melrose, which Jrtived at Fort William, ge ports having seen the topmasts of the consort of the steamer Venezuela. The ie broke away from the steamer, Sunday, and sank near Outer Island. It is not known whether any lives were lost, ---- L The commission appointed to 'inguire into the Georgian Yay i poet meet at Pagry on Friday, to if claimed that a EMBER 7. * ---- + 1 A TARTAR COUNTRY. 1 Famine in Many Parts Adds to Horrors. St. Petersburg, Sept. 6.--A dispatch from Tillis says : "The whole of the south-east Caucasus is now terrorized by Tartars. Refugees are pouring in here from Baku, Elizabethpol and Shusha. Details from Shusha show that several engagements were fought between Tartars and Armenians be: hind regular positions and that a considerable part of the town was soon in flames. According to an offi- cial estimate over 200 houses were de- stroyed." -- Rioters Fire Oil Works. Baku, Sept. 6.~Troops under the direction of the governor are acting with the utmost vigor, but they have not succeeded in restoring order, al- though there is rather less firing. Armed rioters attacked the oil works in the suburb of Balakhan and after a hot fight set fire to them. Tartar bands are scouring the country, mur- dering and pillaging. The country is in a state of wild panic, and country houses and farms are being aban doned. The famine in country renders terrible. many parts of the the situation more Troops Patrol Streets. Elizabethpol, Cancusas, Sept. 6.~ Sanguinary fighting has occurred ba tween Tartars and Armenians in the village of Khankend. There is great alarm here. All the Armenian shops are closed and troops are patrolling the streets gay and night. Oil Fields In Flames. St. Petersburg, Sept. 6. Fighting confinues between Armenians and Tartars and the troops at Baku, Cau- casia. Many of the oil fields are in flames. Re-enforcements have heen rent from Tiflis. Official = dispatches from Baku say that - the workmen's night. 4 Are Still Burning. vices from Baku, Caucasia, to-day, says that the "back 'town district" of that town is still burning and the works at Balkahan, Ribiebat, No- mani and Sabanto. The losses amount to millions of roubles. -- MOB CAUSES GIRL"S DEATH. ---- Child * Would Have Escaped But for Crowd's Zeal. New York, Sept. 6.--In attempting to inflict punishment on a motor- man, last night, an angry crowd in Clinton strect caused the death of a little girl. In a riot that followed several persons were badly hurt and police reserves had a hard fight to disperse the mob. The victim of the accident was Anna Sherinshock, two years old. With her father and another man she was being led across the street, when a crowded north-bound car rolled her under the fender. where she lay cry ing but apparently uninjured. Before the motorman could step from the platform and lift the fender the crowd made a rush for him and in the scramble he was foreed against the controller, tarning it around and patting a full current on. Instantly the car shot forward a distance of 200 feet, and the child's body was ground to pieces. The sight of the mangled body added fury to the mob, and the motorman was dragged from the car and nearly beaten to death. ------ A STEAMER SUNK In Montreal Harbor--No Lives Lost. Special to the Whig. Montreal, Sept. 6.--The steamer Ho sanne, under charter by the marine department, in connection with the river, was sunk as the result of a col lision, early this morning, nea: Longue Pointe, in the St, Lawrence, some miles below this city. The steam er Empire, was the other steamer con cerned in the accident. So far as known yet there was no loss of life. § -- DOCK LABORERS On Strike Have Returned to Work. . Special to the Whig. Montreal, Sept. 6.--Dominion Trans port and Shedden company dock lab- orers, who have been on strike for the past few days, returned to work this morning. There were about 400 in all, and of these about one hundred and fifty will be unable to get back to their places. -- Letter Carriers In Session. Spécial to the Whig. oronto, Sept. €i--The eleventh an nual meeting of the Federated Asso ciation of Letter Carriers of Canada was opened, this morning, in the La- bor Temple. The sessions are being held in secret. W. J. Cuthbert, Winni- peg, is in the chair. The men denied that they were discussing the advisa- bility of asking for an increase of wages. Only matters of interest to the order are being debated they claim. ------ A certain London hotel uses a bushel of potatoes a vear for pen-wipers on the tables in the writing rooms. It is potato wiper is the best preservative that can be secured for the pen. Ver Dossesses a curious character known locally as "Comrade," who laughs for a living. Armed with a cig ar box: for contributions, YComrade' parades the principal streets. first time a fellow marries he is just about scared to death. The see- ond time be ought 10 be twice as soar- ed. but he isn't. The sittings of the British Columbia eries. commission ill commence in Victoria on September 9th. plums, 373c. for a big bas- fix dates for the sittings, OR I, a harvest hand. aid in Can. whils working to Toranto, dropped dead on a farm near Bins: 1 Hovakd Marshall has retugned - to ket, at Carnovsky's, Thursday morn D PLUNDER] BANDS SCOUR TEE Rioters Defy Troops and Fire Oil Works--State of Wild Panio-- quarter of that city was burning last | St. Petersburg, Sept. 6.--Private ad- [| also |i REGARDING YOUR. - Fall Dress Those competent to judge, and our own experience, tell us that there is no doubt - but that Plain Colored Suitings will be the leading materials for fall and winter. We are now re- ceiving our first lot and we call special attention to :-- English Broadcloths --In new shades of Greens, Browns, Navys, Black and cther wanted shades, $1 and $1.25 yard. --French Cashmeres in most popular fall shades, 44 inches wide, 40c., 49c., 63c , 75¢. Covert Cloths---For Suits, Separate Skirts or Coats, in the stylish shades of Fawn. orem a New Hosiery A complete range of Cashmere Hosiery for fall. Wotel's Stockings at 25c., special, 35c., 39c., Children's Cashmere Stockings. RIBBONS Taffeta Ribbons in all wanted shades, 5 widths, 3 at the lowest prices in Kingston for really good Ribbons, Fancy Ribbons, Plain Silk Ribbons, Black Ribbons, Duchesse Ribbons. English Flannelettes Just received a large shipment of Fanc Striped English Flannelettes for Men's Night- gowns and Shirts. Colors very clear and abso= lutely fast. Patterns different from the ordi- nary. Prices 10c., 12%c., 15c. . Plain colors in English Flannelette, white, pink, blue. 8c, 10c,, 19%c¢. a > FLANNELETTE BLANKETS For early fall, most comfortable, most econ. omical, 3 sizes and 3 weights in pire white with fancy borders. JUHNLADLAWESON BARGAIN TABLES OF SCHOOL BOOTS A chance for all children to get a nice new pair of shoes. 1 Table of Boys', sizes 1 10 3, Good Strong Boots, value $1.25, = , or .2 a ~ 1 Table of rls', sizes 11.10 2 Good' Serviceable Boots, value = NB Por..." vr $1.00 = wsrienen Senenns- Bh = 1 Table of Big Girls', sizes 2} to 6, $1.50 and $2 Boots, \ bon iseaatn a A ae) siete 3108 5 I Table of Children's, sizes 8, 9, 10, Medium Fine Boots, oy 1 Table of Children's, sizes 5, 6, 7, Medium Fine Boots, --- OF Satna i nay oe 65c. All Good Wearing Shoes: LOCKETT SHOE STORE YEAR 72. N Great Furniture Being compelled te the furniture contair large store house, offering 20% Disca Off some goods, Parlor Sett, 5-piece, mahoga regular price $25, for .. Oak Sideboard, regular | Extension Table, regular p All other goods in the se tion. Now is the time for Robt. J. Two Doors Above Oper: Telephone 3 Practical Optical Prescriptions for glasses FILLED, "All styles of mounts and ways in stock, with repairs, Eyes carefully examined AN ES FITTED, Prices for above work mod SMITH BR Jewelers Os 850 King Street. Pho " j Licenses YOU WILL SI NEED YOUR FALL FOOTW Wear "'Alle Mititary Bootmake: 84 Brock St. Sign of 6 WANTED. A COOK. APPLY TO M Kent, 85 King St. 'WO WAITRESSES. AIP] ¥ ager British American Ho A CHAMBERMAID AND tom gi daw Bote, JRSEMAID, IMMBEDIAT! NURS month. Apply 160 ) GOO ADIATELY, A D TEnIAT Mrs. A. servant. Apply 114 Barrie St. *GIENERAL SERVANT. A the evening to Mrs. R 100 Bagot street. 'EW GOOD MILLWRN A 4 to Wm. Lake at Cereal Co., Works. GENERAL SERVANT; GOC light "work; only two in ply 163 Division St A COMPETENT HOUSE once. Apply. in the even Fred W. Albree, Emily st GOOD SMART BOY. APP] Bailey Broom Company, taraqui and Rideau stree ---- r---------------- NR E13 NT GENERAL SERVA " ily of two. Apply to N pherson, 193 Johnston st s : on I STRONG, SMART BOY ST ing department : good op right boy. Apply, bu Whig. J ---------- . TEACHER, FOR SEPARA' Section No. 2, Wolfe ply at once to R 4 Island. 4 NT FOR THE To a Turton house \ locality. Apply Box office. rite ------ LEARN T) opportuni McGowan BOYS, TO puking. good bright boys. oy Limited. A GIRL TO IX AT ONCB A GIRL TO 1X Small, 28 Earl St ---------------- -- J 3 AGENTS FOR A Fo War Book ; sample free. Address GI Chestnut St., Philadelpt CARPENTERS VES x Yon North Bay a Station, New Ontario $2.50 per day. Apply North Bay, or Arthur § agami, 0 IMEN TO GET GENTLEME) RO ait Thomas Galloway's, 13 bring your old ol hem repaired. Style, guaranteed to please. ee ---------- aN AND BOYS TO LE? en trade ; great dema ates $4.85 day: mi course two months ; mitted to Union and ers' Association. Coyn Plumbing Schools, Ne citmat: and St. Lou Night class.) For froa, dress 280 10th Ave, FOR SALE BRICK HOUSE, 392 A modern, 12 OR: eA TT TH ON DIVIS] THE SHOP D! hy , milliner. Apply HOUSE, DETACHED | A io Get. 3 Apply Dr. Cleray =. eee een