no at most every spring, but you only need on about eight hours if you "8 PAINT, We guaran- drop. All 'newest shades. art. Sold only at Har Take *' Bu-Ju * on our guarantee that they cure or money refunded Sssrssssessacssesaran IF YOU "WANT A GOOD UALITY Soa HING * CUMBERLAND. 85-87 B k P. Walih font Sete RRILBILGTBTTT 2S - PULLEYS have just received carload of celebrated Wood font Pulleys , Shafting, ete. All si in Mori Gasoline 1 * Maripe Gasoline Engine, from 14 to 20 Gasoline Engine sunplies. Batteries, & k, Pl he itteriea: par ug and Coils Gasoline supplied from tank on our + Call ; ad eee Sur BEagine before pur Bp & JouLDEN, LIMITED We tun in. our Spring Hose * to-da * We have ay new Yesigus in Lisle . Cotton. You'll be proud your feet when their in- our New Spring Prices, 25c. to ery. We've never before shown 'an attractive line of s Gloves. | day afternoon and evening. This play 'valuable things ta Jose. Hosiery land Gloves joing On In the Business i erect Mice at Bry at a comt of $150. Hie Canadian Bank of Commerce has r athe Priva banking business ot Letown ric and Tran- : « iy Limited, are soek- la The capital , west of -d. ie seding report has been issued in the history of West- Agticulture than that sent out by mn Pacific rday, T! erm "dividend distributions by indus- craflroad ahd street railway oon: panies the United States will amount 4 7427125, co y in April and April is one of the t many regular are made. 9,117.878 in months in quarterly heaviest New Ontario railway taxation Ell ibles the levy upon all railways hav- Jo 150 miles of track in the province. This increasrs the egate annual tax to be paid by the *P.R. and Grond Lrunk together from $091,990 to $3: 990. This is uhweleome to these ra ways, coming as it does on ver aguinst them for taxes in Michignn. It is expected ditions allow the will borrow oi Jerce a * New York. e Amotn fously at £35,000.000 awd = $50,000,000, sud the rate is sald to' be 5 per cent. The money 8 needed to ment absolute peeds of the system of construction, not only of the New York city extension, hut of other broperty on the main line between New York and Pittsburg. that a8 soon as con- Pennsylvania Railroad mount of money in is placed var- GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Production of An Interesting Biblical Play. "The Holy City," a Biblical play, ath story concerning the time of John the Baptist, drew int:rested audiences at the Grand Opera House, on Satur- is by Clarence Bennett, and under the management of Gordon and Bennett. It is now completing its second sea- son, having been well received every- where. Other Biblical plays that have succeeded splendidly are "The Shep- herd King" and "Mary of Magdala," the latter having Been produced in Kingston two years ago bv Mrs Fiske. "The Holy City," ie well wri ten. It includes in its list. of charac- ters several of the disciples. John the Baptist, Herod, Mary Maodalene and Ponting Pilate. The chief charactirs are Marinus, a young Roman, who be- comes a Christian and Salome, the daughter of Herodins, wife of Herod. The production is wholesome snd of decided interest, in contrast with the general type of plays in these times, The parts were all well taken, and the piece was excellently staged. -------------- Method Not Satisfactory. The method adopted by the hoard of works in regerd to the scraping of the remainder of the streets will not prove satifactory. Twelve feet in the centre of the road is left unscraped. In many places the mud in the centre will later be washéd onto the water tables and have to be cleared off by the scavenge. If it remains where it is, watering the roads will be difficult as the loose stull will be dried. quickly and blown about. The opinion of the city engineer is that the whole street should be scraped. It will be no cost- lier in the end. Reserved Bid Not Reached. Two properties belonging to the es tate of the late D. U, Hickey, were put up for sale at noon, to-day. at the auction rooms of J. A. Saler. They - were the brick house known as "Park Villa," oconpied by Prof. Kirk- patrick, at the commer of Barrie and Stuart streets, and the stores 'on Princess street. occupied by Thomas MeAuley and D. Eran. On neither was the reserved bid reached, und no sale resulted, Found On, The Street. When you find something that doesn't belong to you it should be advertised in the Whig want columns, Pretty nearly everybody reads the Whig, and those who don't read it are not the ones who have Kingston And Ottawa. Rideau King will leave for Ottawa on 'Tuesday, Nay Ist, at 4 a.m, James Swift & Co., 'agents, -- The genuine Dr. Wiliams' link Fills for Pale People are sold at Gib: son's Red Cross. drug store, The new Grand Trunk elevator at Wontreal: one of the finest in the dom- ion, was opened on Saturday. | lengthy illness, Interment § A AR THE » QUEEN'S OWN HOME ro Christopher Holland Pleads Guilty of Theit--Magistrate Asks for Superior Court Investigation in Proceedings of Lawyer. Toronto; April 30.--Christopher Hol: land, recently brought back from Eng- land for trial on the charge of steal- ing $13,500 from the Ideal Bedding company, for which ' he 'was book- keeper, pleaded - guilty before the po- lice magistrate to-day, and was re manded for sentence until Monday next. Magistrate Ernison said he did not wish to -pass sentence at present, as there were extraordinary cirenm- stances that should be investigated by the superior court. R. C. Levesconte, the lawyer for the Ideal Bedding company; said he was to make explanations, but the magistrate said these should . be made to the law society, The Tuct th: Mr. Levesconte, while acting as so- licitor for the Ideal Bedding company, had written to Holland's friends for £2,000, was extraordinary conduct, and the magistrate in London was very much astonished at the proceed- ings. Col. Denison ordered the crown to make a formal complaint against Levesconte, so that the matter might be investigated by the law society. Further affidavits have been filed in the alimony action, entered by Anna Louise Edmunds, against. her husband, James H. Fdmonds, a well known manufacturer. The couple were: mar- ried in September last, and Mrs. Ka. munds claims that since last October she has received only $40 or $50 from her husband. Mrs. Edmunds further states that the landlady where she boards, on Carlton street, has threat- ened to put her out because her hus- band refuses any longer to pay her board. The Queen's Own Rifles returned from their New York trip at six o'clock, this morning, in two special Canadian Pacific trains, 'Officers and. men speak ig~the highest terms of the reception hs met with in New York. SUFFERS EXTREME LIMIT. Terribly Burned by Explosion of Stove Blacking. Buffalo, N.Y., April 30.--Mrs. Jose phine Burgio, a young Italian woman, lies in a hospital here terribly burned and slowly dying, suffering what the surgeons say is the limit of physical agony. 4 - Yesterday while polishing a stove, a box of blacking which she held in her hand exploded and enveloped her in flames. After she was taken to the | hospital a child was born dead. The woman's hody from the knees to above the waist is a terribly roast- a mass, hut she clings tenaciously to ife. Shamir es + HE SHOT HIMSELF. This is Result of Inquiry. Montreal, April 30---The coroner's inquiry into the death of the late W. Watson Ogilvie, whose death with a revolver shot startled Myntrealers, yesterday, resulted in a verdict that Mr. Ogilvie shot himself. No jury was called in the case. The evidence show- ed that Mr, Ogilvie was shot in the left temple and the revolver was ly- ing on his left side, Mr. Owilvie was left-handed. The body was found hy his sister, who went to his room at two p'clock, when the deceased did not come down to dinner, after the re- turn of family from church. ------ A STRIKE ORDERED the Coroner's By the Longshoremgn at Mid- night. Detroit, April 30. President William Livingstone, of the Lake Carriers' As- sociation, stated, last mizht, that on information be considered absolutely certain, he could say that President Keefe, of the Longshoremen's snd Transport Workers' Association. had issued an order for all works affiliated with the longshoromen to strike at midnight tonight. Men May Wear Medals. Washington, D.C, April 30.Cireul- ars have been issued by the war and thé navy departments, authorizing the enlisted men of the army or navy to 'wear the insignia issyed to them for skill as marksmen, hile serving in some other branch, is found. that there are soldiers. 4nd sailors, who have gained distinction in competition on the target range. who are anxious to wear their emblems, when they en list in the other service. It is eonsid- ered that marksmanship in cither the army or the navy should he recoeniz ed on some identical basis in both services, and that the wearing of in- 'signin be established by a mutual ae rangement between the army and the navy. Sceretary Bonaparte made this suggestion the other day, and the gen- eral stall of the army promptly agreed to the proposition, George Drummond Dead: Ottawa, Ont, April 30.--The death occurred here last night of George Drummond. Jato manager of the Bank of Montreal, at Picton, aml at one timé manager at Kingston, but now superannuated. He was in his fifty- sixth year, and succumbed after a will take plaee at Toronto. ? Bandits Kill Chinese Troops. Chefoo, April 30.-Two weeks ago, at Yienching, in the south-west part of the provinee-of Shantung 500 for-| cign-drilled Chinese troops were at tacked by 2,000 bandits, armed with hodern rifles, One hiandred of the sol diers were Killed. i Has He Two Wives ? Berlin, Ont. April 30 --Harsy Gold- berg, a you Jew, who was married in Berlin Synagogue a month ago, was arrested gt- New Hamburg, yesterday, on a charge of bigamy. He is alleced to have a wife and family in Poland. S------ DAI ih ------ oo works wondersh but it bat s chickens, i LS gw oF Er -- re -- ---- INCIDENTS OF THE DAY, Newsy. P tee 'aragraphs Picked Up By Réporters on Their Rounds. Buy Blaud's Igon Tonic Pills at Gibson's Red Cross drag store. Fresh there. k _ Principal Gordon was one of ' the ests at the regeption to Andrew ie in Ottawa, on Saturday. Rev. J. A, Stewart, Kingston, has accepted the eall to the Oil City Pres byterian chureh. The English emigrant and his fami- ly, who appealed to the mgyor for aid this morning, were given a pass to Belleville, This aftetnoon, the board of works toured Cataraqni ward, to examine the walks advertised to be construct- od of concrete, Police Constable Craig accompanied Wood, the star witness in the McKay fur robbery, to a logal barber to-day to gat a good shave. The steamer Rideau King leaves ear- ly to-morrow morning for Smith's Falls, beginning the season's trips on the Rideau. On Thursday, she will go right through to Ottawa. The locks open to-morrow morning. LY WHIG, MONDAY, APRIL 30. [A PLOT REVEALED ! Levy, head of the labor confederation, CHARLES It is hel'eved in Washing circles that in case Secretary T should nc cept a seat on the supreme court tench, Governor Charles FE. Magoon, of the Panama Canal zene, will be appointed sceritary of war. (Governor Magoon has shown great. executive ability. JUDGMENT GIVEN And Mrs. Carr-Harris Recovers From Sister. A special .to the Whig jrom Ottawa: Justice - Teetzel, to-day, gave judg- ment for 81,543 in the plaintifi's favor in the case of Harris vs. Wright. Each side pays half the cost. Mrs. Hannah { printer ia Canada, died EE ge -- OVERTHROW OF FRENCH REPUBLIC PLANNED. A Socialist anda Bonapartist Working Together, Were Arrested -- Labor Party In- dignant--Resents Slight on Party's Good Faith. Paris, April 30.--M. Griffueheles, so- 'cialist, leader and secretary of the labor confederation, and avier Fuellant, Bopapartist, were arrested, this morning, for alleged connection with a plot to overthrow the repib- Tic. The fact that Griffucheles has been coupled by the authorities with the Ponapartist Tuellant, has aroused a stream of indignation in the labor party, which until now, has heen a staunch supporter of the third repub- lic, as opposed to monmarchism, and resents the slight upon the party's good faith. The houses of several members of | the labor confederation were searchl 1 by the authorities, this morning. M. | was also arrested, to-day, on the charge of being connected with the alleged plot against the government. It is stated that the arrest of many other known sociglists® and Bona- partists is imminent. PITH OF THE NEWS. The Very Latest "Culled From All | i Over The World. | The Brantford Screw works will pro- | bably move to some other town. | Edwin Holmes, said to be the oldest | at St. Cath- | arines, A number of Toronto hotels have | decided to jhcrease the prices of | drinks, ! A deputation of mining men protest ed to Hom. Mr. Cochrane against the | proposed tax on: mining lands. | The tax on dogs at large in Rep-| row is $5. 1 people keep the dogs on | their premises the tax will be remit-| ted. | A Buffalo youth attended a Toronto | wedding wearing a suit of clothes said | to have been stolen. He is under ar- rest, | Charles Humphrey, Cape Vincent, | N.Y., died on Tucsday, aged seventy- | six years. He was a long time resident there. A man named Charm, while pros- pecting near Clear Lake, New Ontario, discovered a five inch ve'n of silver on | a lot owned by J. E. H. Barnet, of Renfrew. Two barns on the faryy of Mrs. Mary | | | Pertha Carr-Harris, . Kingston, sued her sister, Miss Frances Adela Wright, Ottawa, to recover $1,680 and costs claiming this amount is due her - for rent which she alleges the Ottawa woman owes. The statement of claim shows that the Kingston woman owns property on amour street, Ottawa. The defendant, by mutual agreement, lived in this for some years prior to 1901, but after then, it is claimed, was to pay $360 a year. It is asserted that very little of this was paid. The state- ment of defendant denies there was any such understanding. G. M. Mac- donnell, K.C., appeared for the plain- tiff and Mr. Greene, for the defendant. The Royal Train. The royal train, in which H.R.H. Prince Arthur of Connaught travelled over the G.T.R., was in charge of Conductor James Guthrie, Toronto, one of the oldest and most reliable conductors in. the service of the Grand Trunk. Conductor Guthrie ac- companied the royal party from Co- tean to Niagara Falls, and Toronto, and on their return to Montreal. The train. was niost clahorately fitted up and included the private ear "Violet." owned by Sir Charles Rivers Wilson. presidént of the company, and espe- cially fitted up combination baggage ear. The prince and . his party were especially delighted with the attention paid to them hy Conductor .Guthri: throughout the trip, and highly con gratolated him upon the efforts put forth by both the Grand Trimk rail way and himself to make the trip a pleasant and comfortable one. ------------ Seeks Same Fate As Sister. Watertown, N.Y. April 30.--The police are investigating the reported attempt of Rachael Burroughs of Sae- kets Harbor to commit suicide by throwing herself' into Black Rives, Mre, © Burroughs is a sistér of Annie Wobert Hedge, who killed herself Sat- urday by taking carbolic acid, and it is suggested that her' tragic end may have distracted Mrs. Buiroughs, : satimer Notes. Latimer, April 30.--Rev. Mr. Crane, Perth road, preached in this church, Sunday night. We are glad to state that Miss Luélla Traves is much in proved in health. Rev. Mp' and Mrs, deflerys, and little Arthur, Inverary, recently visited at W, Collins', and J. Taylor's,. Mae. Taylor, Kingston, is howe for a. few days, To Arrange Game Here. Hr. A. E. . A. Ross has received a com- munication regarding "the = Enalish bowling team which is to visit Cana- da about the ond of July, A came is desired in Kingston, and it is likely that a picked ' team from the Queen's and Rockwood bowlers will meet the, Englishmen on the' universi- ty lawn early in August, " = Lost His Foot. ? * 8. Thomas, Ont., April 30. Floyd Marlatt, a young M.C.R. brakesman, of this city, fell from his engine while whyuting at La, Balette, His right foot was terribly crushed; and had to be "amputated. . Hon. Mr, Matheson, provineial trea- fuser, and % H. Hearst, barrister, of Sault Ste, Marie, agent for the ' gov- ernment, leit for New York in go nection with the Sgo loan guarantee. The dominion government will grant $10,000 to an exhibition to be wheld in Charlottetown this fall, open' to all Canada. Fhe provincial government grant is $1,000, ; x Do not let your kecnuess aversha- dow your Osmond, Niagara, were struck by lightning and burned, with a large quantity of crops and seven head of | cattle. FIRST THUNDERSTORM. | Seven Head of Cattle--Barns De- stroyed. { iagararon-the-Lake, Ont., April! J0.~The first thunderstorm of the! season passed over this district, Sun-| day aftéFhoon, and as a result, three barns jon the farm of Mrs. Mary Os-| mond, ahout four miles west of here, | on the Lake Road, were destroyed by | fire, together with their contents, 'of grain, hay implements, ete., Beven head of cattle, tied in their stalls, were Honestly, Now.? Does your '""'o let" sign walk | about ? Does it tell people where your | vacant house is, and how many rooms it has, and just how cosy it is, and how cheaply you'll olor it to a good temant ¥ Hardly. It's just nailed up on the door casing, or stuck in the | window, and, some people see it while most people don't. And you wonder | why nobody wants such an ideal house. Somebody does want it, and wants it now. Give a little specific in- | formation through the Whig's "To let" columns, and you'll probably find that somebody right away. Moved A Week Before. A letter received from Mrs. E.G. Wilson, of San Francisco, formerly of Kingston, tells of the shfety of her mother, herself and - her | two sisters, Just the week before the 'eatthquake, Mrs. Wilson moved from 680 Pine street to Lyon street. "The earthquake | and fire destroyed Pine street, the home of her mother and sisters, being | among those wiped out. The latter are now with Mrs, Wilson. ------------------ County Council Session. { The county council is 'to meet to-| morrow afternoon, for the purpose of naming an arbitration in connection with the proposal to buy out the Kingston and "Perth toll, road. com- pany, with the object. of freeing that road from- tolls. Some other county business will likely be transacted. 2 | Free Postage From San Francisco. | | By direction of the postmaster-gon- | eral, all letters posted from San Fran- | cisco, with or without - stamps, are to pass and he delivered 'free during the next. ten days. Red Cross drug store. It's fresh there. a) yc a nN Sash, Doors and : 'Mill Work 8. ANGLIN & 00. FOOT OF WELLIKCTON ST. | | | | | | | | | served {may minister to death. these three specials :-- Nottingham Lace Curtains quality unusual at 75 Nottingham Lace Curtains, 3} double net, regularly sold at . ca Swiss Net: Plain good quality, per yard, 35, 15 and 19c. Frilled, 27 inches wide, per yard, , 25, 30, 33 and 39 SPOT MUSLINS, frilled, in excellent quality with neat 40 inches wide, special, only..... Curtain Poles and Trimmings Special White Enamel Pole, with neat trimmings, 5, 39, 49, 75 and 90c. Art Blinds Fine Oiled Linen, 37 inches wide, green and cream, 35 Others at 2 Same, lace-trimmed, 350 and 73c. Our Spring Curtain Display on J Tuesday py a SRI LR ALITA Simultaneously with the general spring house-cleaning move ment--the beating of carpets and bon-fires in the yard ve an | nounce our first complete showing of Curtains fo The selections will reveal at once the great positi has assumed in high-class home decoration, and t} which advanced methods have. made You'll be 'thoroughly welcome here to-morrow, whethe purchaser, or one who wishes to see and admire the cellence and beauty of the newest Lace Curtains: We'll offer 3 yards x 45 inches, our price only yards Nottingham Lace Curtains, 34 yards x 50 signs and qualities which should make these ials;, as while they're worth 1.35 at least, our price only 1.1 Other than the above, we have splendid Nottingham Cur. tains at 29, 39¢, 45, 50, 65. 75, 90, 1.60, 1.25 and up to 3.50. And in the beautiful Swiss Net Curtains, one superb special, 3} yards x 50 in., of a quality which would grace any home, at 2.75 ; others at 4.50, 4.75, 5,75, 6.25, 6.75 and 7.50. Also any Special, worth 1.49 to 1.69, in cream only, tion trimmings, complete, only oo. tor to-morrow. on modern art he rare qualities to sell at moderate prices. rasa unusal ex- splendid Cc. a Xx 48 inch 3 our price or inches; of our most popular 3 a pair only 124 mplet vour order, Rath lace a inser 1°00 Llinds made to rd KEEP THE FO The purest. of food, if not properly cared for and pre- from contamination, instead of ministering to life The moral is plain: Use a Good Refrigerator We have them at $8.00, 9.50 and 12.00, Higher pric- ed ones if you want them. McKelvey & Birch, 69 and I ------ GOGO GOD OVOFIOOISFI . Ripe Bananas Ripe Tomatoes _. Ripe Pineapples AT Rees, 166 Princess St. nial LIC) SEE" "Style and Comfort Go To gether in This Shoe _ 'We have just received this 'fine Vici Kid Turn 'Sole Ribbon Tie Shoe, and although worth more, we have marked them at the low price of 32.00 a pair ,m : ; : These are right up to date and will comfortable. 5 be found stylish and 5% A °e 71 Brock St. - ™ *. (SUBIC I(P(9®) @ > (® (R(BRebrs)