- tion of J Pition."" Here October 12th, fon No. 1, Ontario Suet. . - or The Market ces. 1 0 Te --_--- . The fine day brought out a large Or any tender not neces- Kingston, October 8rd, 1905. Win Oy Union Pacts so MONTREAL GRAIN, Te ; our. nited States 8 a Uned Sinn Stel pid. . 104 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS LR EA % L. W. SHANNON | THRs, 1184 38 Fan's only. eH and Trouserings Are n w ready and await your inspection. There isn't i who cannot ta pore to his_liking in Trusting the tailoring to us means much to the mind the dressing well and in style. We keep abreast of the times and the most tion is given to f garment we turn out. tha bring it. ces Are Moderate. count! of $504.7 646.692, country a , 770.449, -- The Cheese Markets, x Peterhoro, Oct, 4.--4.290 colored offer- od, Inst half of September make : all sold from 11 11-16. to 11%e. tock, Oct, 4.84838 boarded ; 2. 188 white amd 1,208 colored ; bidding, 3 les, A On, Y-A05 altered all word at 11 A iets Opt. 41,005 nhoarded ; all ol wy an ord at 11 1=10e, . 140.769 Lroll of anna , tiom, The Raze-1l Club held a dance, last ing, at Miss MoAuley's rooms, ing street. The evening's ~entertain- ment was much enjoyed all v t refreshment were sory before the gathering broke up. The geeasion was alo taken advantage of by the mem to present one of their nom- ber with a slight remembrance. W. Spriggs leaves, on Saturday, for Den- ir, applet Presniel a Tob Tobe Dr, presented a gol et to the suing member on behall of the club, Mr, Spriges thanked his friends in a suitable reply. A ---------------- Others Must 'Fade Away.' ta World, thee famous hands = which have heen at Toronto Sxhibition Fira fade away in col ison of popularity, due no ouht - sg wie extent to the fact that no extra fod was charged to hear this one. One which eaptivat- ii fod the listeners in "which the cornet " Fuolists occupied a position on the bal- cony of Joe iminintr ution building a couple of hundred yards away te Istand, had a marvelous effost upon the thousands of Joa le in the us| grounds. The din was . From oll points folks directed their steps toward the musicians. The notes of the cornet rang out clear, and when the muse . ided there wax a spell bound silence for » few: seconds, fol lowad By a doafening cheer, which placed the band of the Irish Guards in the hearts of the visitors to the exhi- turnout of farmers at Sie doused is morning and buying was fairly brisk. In the but the bid many of the women were sold out before ten o'clock, Butter sold from 23. to 20. a lb; eggs, 2c. to We, doz.: neither product being very plentiful, Chickens were 'in abundance selling at 50c. to 50c. a pair. Honey sold at 10e. a Ib, Prices outside were : Apples, Mo. a bag; crab-apples, 100, a peck; toma- toes, 800. a bush, , 40¢.; pota- toes, 9c, to 81.10 4 ; torn, Jo, to 100. a doz; melons, two for Bc.; eab- § bages, be, H , thee bhunch- os for 10v.; caulifiower, 106. to 5c. a head; ow uash, 100. to 15¢. a head: y 0c. 3 carrots, Ode. a . a bushel, bouts, bushel; turnips, The Truth Will Out. That is why Putnam's Com Extra has ap apormous j it's od or a rg cure--and' better than ny substitute. Insist on having Put- § Meclood's hair restorer is equal as 'o size and quality, to any of the 1 hair preparations. Ours retails for Ge. per bottle. MeLeod's drug store, Don't forget. It cures any cough. Gibson's Red Cross cough syrup. a careful, pains-taking _ atten- get. We it nothing short of good work and * VINGSTON'S .. St and 1 tha electric plants of ted an , employed 30478 Dar "ons had ual pay roll of - 3 The. electric Dion of the ae. voor an 82, o ' plo; - a wh Konan pay J jeither Riga or Lihau, under govern: are indignant measure exhibited, tion of the public is onl rom the go Vernment. Japan's Big Debt. before the Commerce, sudden expansion of Japan's finances, troops was completed find to 000,000, the ions, roughly $3,000,000 or nearly twice the re venue of the country ten years ago. -- BERT PREVOST DEAD. -- The End Came Suddenly from Heart Failure. The home of 2. Prevost, the well known Brock street tailor, way sad- dened late Wednesd night, the death of the son, H Prevost, aged Lenty-soVen years. The deceased bad ison ill for about three days, but the end was comparatively sudden © from heart failure, as he had been in his uspal good epirite during the early evening. At eleven o'clock he passed Peacfully away, Rev. Father Salmon, and the 'sisters of the Hotel Dieu, be- ing at his bedside, "Bort." was a general favorite aly. out the city, a member of the CM B. A., and always took an active in- tercit, working on the committees of celebrations, in the past. He was horn in the eity, and had been married gov- eral' yoars, his widow (nee Froy- land) and five-year-old girl surviving, At the home are left, beside the sor rowing father and mother, two wang, Frederick and = Oliver amd one sister, Miss Ida Provost. The funeral will take place on Friday to St. Mary's Cathedial. ' -- THE CHEESE BOARD, -- The [Price Paid for Colored Was 11} Cents. Kingstan, Oot. 5. The price paid at the Frontenac Cheese Board meeting this afternoon, was Ife. for colored. and Ile, for white. One factory sold ab the former price and three factories at the latter. In all. 250 boxes were sold, There were S20 boxes boarded. 275 'white, and 513 colored. Mr. Mae kinnon secured the makes of Hinchin- brook, Morning Star, Ontario and Glondower at the above prices, Last week, 11 7-1¢b. was paid for colored. These factories boarded : Colored --Glenburnie, 70; Glenvale, 100; Gin Edge, 80. Howe Island, 80. Hinchinbrook, 50. Pine Hill, 90; S8¢, Lawrence, 50; Thousand sland, 75. ite, Morning Star, 50; Ontario 50; Glendower, 100; Collins Bay Lo -- THE CONTRAOT AWARDED S--ro-- For Five Hundred Miles of the G.T.P. Montreal, Oct. 5.-- The contract for the Lake Superior branch of the Grand Trank Pacifio, from Fort Wil. liam to Lake Superior Junction, about two hundred and ten miles, was interest on which awarded, to-day, at the office of Frank W. orke, general manager of the Grand Trunk Paeifio, to Foley Bros., Larson & Co., of Winnipeg. The Brm is one of the best known. and highly esteemed on the eontinent.' This means that about five hundred miles gf the Grand Trunk Pacific will be un. der actual construction by the end of October, and it is hoped that fully a thousand 'miles will "be tinder way by the end of November. A stipulation provides that the contract must pe done in time to move grain in 1907. BINDER TWINE EXPERIMENT. A Test to Be Made With Mani- toba Flax. Winnipeg, Man., Oot, 5.~~Hon. R. P. Roblin, premier of Manitoba, is much interested in experiments to produce binder twine from Manitoba flax and has arranged to have two tons of straw packed at Gretna, Man. and hi; to the Toronto research lab- oratories, where it is to he put through process to einvert it into fibre for twine manwlacture. If the ox. periment proves successful it will be pf great event for Manitoba farmers as furnishing market for straw, which is now waste material and also reducing the price of twine in the province, ------------ Russia Wants Direct Service. St. Petersburg, Oct. 5,--In order to provide closer commercial relations between the United States and Russia the depariment of merchant marine is consi, a project for the estab. lishment of a direct steamship service betweey, New York and a Baltic port, mental encouragement. ------ Held As Bomb Throwers. Tientsin, Oct. 5-Six men, sup- posed to be bomb throwers, including two without quenes from Pekin, have ded over to the viceroy for investigation. ------ Frank Hope, Chicago, who has ser: ved thirty-nine years behind the bars, has p guilty to a charge of swindling and been sentenced to the Penitentiary for ten years. Only 50c. . bottle. Beef, iron and wine, at Gibson's Red C¥oss drug tore anti agitators the jmpos. sibility of a relual to ratify if. play energies of the latter will now likely be concentrated on an attack upon re, | odie : g ' | drug store, + while appreci- § October 16th is University Day at "Putting a stop to at the half- policy of the government, as for instance, in the parti sland of Saghalien. The y waiting an explanation _ Tokio, Oet. 5.--Former Foreign Min- ister Okuma, leader of the Progressives associated Chambers of today, "referring to the i ; ' WBOYS. said that 'when the withdrawal of the | --FRORIZED BY CO Japan would confronted with a debt of speaking would be 1M J ---- ¥, OCTOBER 5. . On Pineapples at Carnoveky's. W. W. Gibson ~f case in his drug store to-day. 5 - bags" Cross drug store. out There ir from Gibson's Queen's, but there will be no convo hold a meeting on that day. at their practice last well. Take your prescriptions and family recipes to McLeod's drug store. We carry a full stock of drugs, and will ive 'you what the doctor orders. Me- #od's drug store Cattle-Punchers in Possession of Nebraska Town. Mullen, Neb. Oct. 5.--~A howling mob of cowboys has held possession of Mul- len for twemty-four hours, United States marshal and Governor McKay were asked by telegraph to tect life, i The great cattle barons of Hooker county were indicted recently for il legally fencing government ranges, and their fences were ordered down. The cases come to trial next week, and fifty witnesses have been subpoenaed from this county to appear against them. Tt was to intimidate these wit- nesses and force them to leave the county that the rioting was indulged in. The mob first visited the home of 0. B. Hamilton, who has charge of the government cases. The building was torn down, and a notice posted that he would be killed unless he left the town at ome, Search was made for Hamilton to lynch him, but he es caped, 5 Residences of witness in town were visited and partly wrecked. Then the mob separated through the country, searching out all witnesses, spreading terror and doing damage wherever it went, ee ST. ANDREW'S BROTHERHOOD { Fourteenth Annual Convention Now in Ottawa. Ottawa, Oct. 5.---The fourteenth an- nual convention of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew in Canada, will open; in Lauder memorial hall, to-night. To-day the dominion council is in ses. sion, preparing reports for the con- vention. To-night a quiet hour ser- vice will be eGfiductes at the cathe- dral, by R&V. G. Osborne Troop Montreal. About 200 délegates are expected to attend, and the programme is ex clusively' given up to the discussion of spiritual topies. a {| EDWARD DEVLIN IN BOX. ---- Say Mutual Life Money Went Into Politics. New York, Oct. 5.-- Edward Devlin, the real cstate manager of the New York Life Insurance company, resum ed, to-day, his testimony before the legislative ~ committee. He testified that the company's building in Mon- treal, cost $818,229, and was carried at $350,000. It has a net income of 89,212, or about eleven per cent. on the actual cost. T. Hummel, attorney for the Mutual Life, admitted that the Mutual Life contributed $2,500 to the republican campaign fund. A UNITED EFFORT ---- Must Be Made to Sundays. Toronto, Oct. 5.--Rev. Dyson Hague, London, headed a delegation from the Wyelifie alumni, which, this morning, waited upon the Knox alumni meet ing, at Knox College, and, in = the course of his address, urged the need fog the churches uniting to defend the sanctity of the Sabbath against the constant assaults that were being made on it, l Guard Our Bounty For Twelve Children. Ottawa, Oct. 5.-Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Monette, 119 Albion street, Hull, aged respectively thirty-nine and thirty-seven years, have received from the treasurer of the provincial govirn- ment at Quebec the grant of $350 giv- en to parents of twelve living child- ren. There were no twins or triplets in the family. Toy Cannon Again, Belleville, Ont., Oct. 5.--The prema- ture explosion of a quantity of powder in a toy cannon, seriously injured go boy named Leo Monaghan, carrying On some experiments in his father's back yard. He got the contents of the charge in his face. The injuries did not reach his eyes, 1 his nose, face and neck were badly bumed. 1,000 Fire In Trenton. Trenton, Ont., Oct. 4.--Fire broke ont early this moming in the Dean block, and gained pr Ren head- way Imfore: the firemen arrived upon the some, The chief sufferers were Patterson's laundry. A. Gould's tailor shop, and J. Caster's Piano and orvan store. The damage is about $1,000; covered by insurance. Settled Claims - Constantinople, Oct. 5.---The pres- ence of the British erviser Fox, ' at Hodeida, Yemen province, Turkish Ar- abia, has resylted in a speedy settle ment of all the British claims in don. nection with the piratical attacks of Arabs on British Dhows in the Red Sea. "Thermalite bag" keep hot from twa to these Bours. Ask to see them put a fine new show "Thermalito are better than hot water bottles. Ask to se them 4 ', : id t your stethes- copes, dissecting is, hiology sets, --t at Dr. Chown's drug store, spe- a likelihood of Toronto coming to Kingston, to with Queen's on Thanks- on Queen's sports were paid with McConkey's high-class Red Cross Cation ceremony. The trustees will The Liméstones had a great turnout night in Artil- lery Park. AR the old players are at work and several new ones show up Both the send troops to. restore order and pro- | OCCURRENCES RECOUNTED IN BRIEF FORM. Matters That Interest Everybody --Notes From All Over--Little Of Everything Easily Read Regina is to build 'a new city hall. Grand Trunk switchmen in the Chi. cago yards may go out on strike. OUné hundred Salvation Army emi- grants sailed for Canada from London. Friends of Mayor Urquhart, Toron- to, think he may run for a fourth term. John Morrow was fatally crushed between 'two railway cars at Owen Sound. > -| T. W. Gibson discusses the possibili- ty of+another valuable mineral area near Lake Temagami. Arthur Heath, Hamilton fire depart- ment, was rin down by a street car, while wheeling in that city and killed. ree men cracked open the safe at Houvelton, N.Y:, post office, stole $650 in stamps and $60 in cash, and es caped, Pat. Crowe, the kidnapper of Eddie Cudahy, says he did it on the sugges. tion of the boy himself. This story is denied by the family. After a voyage of adventure and hardship the Hudson's Bay company steamship Stork with £50,000 worth of furs, Another unseemly row has taken place in the lower house of the Aus triar parliament. Von Sternberg threw a water glass at Dr. Woild- finally. Dr. Henry Darwin Didama, dean of the medical profession in Syracuse, and dean emeritus of the College of 1 Medicine, of Syracuse University, died Wednesday. Jay H. Smith, Philadelphia, think- ing funds he needed, would not he forthcoming, committed suicide in New York, juét a few minutes before money 'arrived. G.. H. Wilson, managing editor of the Ottawa Journal, wil likely run for an aldermanic seat in the capital, And he will get there, as he is a man of ideas and a hustler. About 100 painters, carpenters and plumbers employed at Fort Ontario, Oswego, went on a strike because Subcontractor Max Karechofi em: employed non-union painters. John R. Hegemen, president of the Metropolitan Life Insurance com- pany, horrowed $50,000 from the New York Life Insurance company at 14 Per cent, joterest, President John A. McCall, of the New York Life testified in turn be borrowed $75,000 from the Metropolitan at the same rato, The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Ley- decker Apderson, daughter of David M. Anderson, and Jennings C. Wise, son of Hon, John 8S. Wise, New York, took place Wednesday evening in Trinity Episcopal church, Watertow n, N.Y., and was one of the largest and arrived at London i most, beautiful weddings ever sdélemnized. ------ NO ONE INJURED. -- Though Six Cars Took Fifty Foog Tumble. Winnipeg, Oct. 5.--Six cars of a freight train left. the track at the end of Oxhow, yesterday, rolled down a fifty foot embankment, and were re duced to kindling wood, spilling their contents down the side of the hill. The track for about five hundred yards was completely torn up. No person was injured. -- Find Soldiers Are Coiners. Vienna, Oct. 5.--Detectives have just discovered a veritable coining factory in tho barracks of the 6th Battalion of pioneers at Klosternéuburg. Several soldiers have been arrested. The chief of the band was a pioneer, and ut tached to an officer. He had install: ed a small foundry in the kitchen of the officer's quarters. Florins and frowns were manufactured and put into circulation by the man's com. panions. r -- Need Bills Senf Out. There were about 167 bills for weed cutting sent out by the city: Ernest Roberts, formerly "clerk in the city engineering department, had charge of the work, and did it in a thorough manner, He would be a valuable addi- tion to the engineer's office as a perm- anent clerk instead of employing one temporarily for part of the year. Some of the weed bills have gone even to city officials. Pr ---- . Postmaster Gunn's Holiday. There is no foundation whatever for the rumor that Postmaster Gunn of Kingston, is to be retired. He has been in constant attendance, performing his duties without g single holiday since his appointment in 1597, and he is now taking an accumulation of his holidays for this period. When they are up Mr. Quon will in the ordinary Course return to duty. Christmas Globe, This year the Christmas Globe will maintain the high standard of excel- lence, which it has reached in past years. and will be, as it has alwavs been found, "better than before." Only a limited number will be printed and orders should be placed at once with McDermott Bros, 960 Princess street. ---- The Virginian Afloat. Quebee, Oct. 5.--The steamer Vir: ginian, which was ashore at Crane 1s land, was put afloat, at high tide, last night. She arrived in port, about noon, in tow _of the Lord Strathcona, : Message Of Sympathy. A very touchin Message of sym- pathy was receive by Master Guuner Stroud from Petewawa camp from his fellow associates, who tendered heart- felt sympathy in his bereavement. A Loan To The Sultan. Tangier, Oct. 5.--~The contract for an advance by, a German banking firm of the sum of $2.000,000 as a loan to the sultay was signed yesterday. S------ Got A Month In Jail. Winnipeg, Oot. 5.~The man Sum: mers, on trial at Moosomin, Man, for manslaughter, was sentenced to 8 . Chestnuts at Carnovsky's. at Gibson's Red Cross drug store. one month in jail, -------- Wet Weath THE LO NEWS OF THE WORLD] Women's Skirts! New Dress Skirts in fall and winter weigh for immediate wear, To-day's particular word to you is about Skirts of the practical sorts at popular prices, FANCY TWEED SKIRTS New Models; $2.75, $4.50, $4.99, $5.50, $5.75. In Venetian Cloths, Broadcloths, Cheviots, $2.50, $2.95, $3.75, $4.50. $4 75, $5.50, $6.50, $1.50. New Ribbons ! Those who learn quickest will save most. Rib. bons are sold by us on the same basis of other Dry Goods: That is a very small profit. We depend on the sale of large quantities and sell more than any two stores in our prices must be the lowest. Taffeta Ribbons --All widths, lors, dependable qualities. Satin 'Duchesse Ribbons. Louisine Ribbons. Fancy Ribbons. Kingston. Flannelette Underwear Flaanelette Flannelette Drawers, med with flannelette embroidery. Flannelette Short Skirts. Flannelette Dressing Robes, new patterns. Flannelette Kimonas. Eiderdown Dressing Jackets, 75c., $1.49. $1.75, $2.75, 89c., 99c., $1.25, $328, $4.99. : Nightgowns, nicely trimmed with flannelette embroidery, nicely trim- To do this great variety of go. All Wool rench For' Waists, Kimonas, Many new and pretty patterns. Flannels Dressing Jackets. These Flannels wash perfectly and the colors have a clearness found only in French goods. 49¢. 28 inches wide, at Cashmerettes and Fancy Wrapperettes For House Gowns and Wrappers, a large range of new patterns :- Extra Heavy German Eider a, 20c. Flaanels, all cot- ton, being very soft and warm, for Fall aud Win- ter Gowns and Kimonas, 25c¢, YC EB er Boo and 3s5c. JOHN AILAWES ON -- t FOR MEN the knee. * Headquarters for and Surveying Boots. Thoroughly waterproof, hex vy viscolized "soles, leather lin ed--a boot you can depend a We have them in Black an Tan, in all heights, from an - ordinary boot to as high CKETT SHOE STORE Mining YEAR 72. Ni OVERCOAT This cool weathe gests an Overcoat, would like you to ¢ and see the new sty colors. FIT-REFC Garments. this yea anything they hav turned out, and are ¢ ly models of Fit, St, Finish. Come in when yo is here and pick it o Prices $10., $15, $I8 and E. P. Jenkins Clothi CAPILLI FOF The best known hair restore falling and grey hair. A Pos for' Neuralgia, Dandruff and Ec FOR TEN DAYS 35c¢. per bottle. Shan Mme. Bider's D king 253 Princess St., Cor. Syde STOVES GAL 30 square Hall Heaters, larg Cook Ranges, Pugs, Box Stoves, also large stock of C; Furniture. Always ready to or sell. TURK'S /SECOND-HAND 398 PRINCESS STRE WANTED. COOK A GOOD Office. PLUMBER AND 871 once. Good wages. Belleville, Ont at ------------------------------ RELIABLE STRONG BY learn baking. Apply W, J. King street Store APPLY ! SAM 1°11 Apply TO RENT A PIANO IN Gt dition. Best care guarante Box "A." Whig office. wm GOOD "GENERAL A washing. References require ply to Mrs: Almon, 22 Bm SERVA ---------------- A STENOGRAPHER, ON) soihe experience in book-ke quick at figures. Address ences, Box ""C.,""" Whig offic BLACKSMITH, FIRST-CLA once, steady job by the must be A. No. 1 shoer J. A. Hunter, Tamworth, | MEN AND BOYS, TO EARN after two months instruc tion guaranteed. Coyne Plumbing Schools, New Yo nati, 0., St. Louis, Mo., (/ logue.) SIX BOYS, FOR THE room; also for bunching sizing machines. Good Ww varn $4.50 per week. Aj A. Gould & Co., Cor. 4 Queen streets. GENTLEMEN TO GET 'THI Overcoats and Suits Thomas Galloway's, 131 Also bring your old them repaired. Style, guaranteed to please. TRAVELLER VISITING county stores in Leeds, Lennox and Addington ' profitable and light sideli dressing Box G W Correspondence confidential A TEACHER Colleginte Iustitute Fnglish and Modern Duties to begin Now plications received vu t 10th, John Macdonald, S Board of Education FOR THE K FURNISHED and offices. Mc and Insurance Office, ING, s Re 51 Br THE SHOP ON DIVISION near Garrett street, occupi Boon, milliner. "Apply at BRICK SHOP AND RESID! 851." Princess street : mo Possession November 1st Steacy & Steacy ---------- DWELLING HOUSE, 12 modern improvements, 34 street. suitable for boar Enquire of J. W. Nesbitt Johnston and University FOR SALE. EE ee STORE FIXTURES, ONE L, thre small awnings, larg three show cases, cou coffee grinder, two paper twine older. two signs. new, Will sell separately ther #t a great uctio fox 16, Whig office. THE ROTHWELL FARM, LJ Co , Ernesttown, road 8 niles West of ( containing about 330 ac a splendid dairy farm, w wi shade groves, good and other buildings. The large brick residence in order, also a cotluge, Wu the road. At the reer is i containing a Marge quant and other warkable timb To wind up an property will be sold reas Ta Easton Burns street, Kingston, or to field, next farm to the 38 LOST LADIES' DIAMOND SOLIT! Wednesday evening, bet House and 30 Sydenha way of Princess, Clery reets. Reward for re iydenham street. FOUND. A GOLD PIN, ON CLERG betwee Princess a