Te -- Igerators large assortment 7 of po anging in ji from 83 | Featupeg 1 made of 1} with hamber, cleanal filled, perfect ir, which i and fre Rh wen g i. D. Bibby Co. erring the public al . TAKEN place to purchase men and boys, we GE MAJORITY secure the vote of look at our hand. pring and summer pring Shir(s BY CO. e Store. Ce we AL INGSTON DAY, MAY 3. lo . 1 WOMAN'S ORDEAL JEADS DOCTOR'S QUESTIONS Vi Advice Absolu-~ a Free. ely ty 3 There can be no more terrible ordeal a delicate, sensitive, refined woman to be obliged to answer certain jun 10 in regard to her private ills, when those questions are asked by ber family physician, and many continue to suffer rather than to enbmit {o examinations which 0 many physi- cans propose in order to intelligently treat the eases and this is the reason why 80 many physicians fail to cure ale disease. n his is also the reason why thousands thousands" of women are corte, nding with Mrs. Pinkham, daughter- a . Lydia E. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass. To her they can confide every detail of their illness, and from her great know fed obtained from years of experience in tn ating female ills, Mrs Pinkham can alvise Sick women more jsely than the local physician. Ped how Mrs. Pinkham helped Delle. Emerentienne Montreuil, of 114 Tatourelle 8t., Quebec, Que. Irs. Pinkham :-- Se for eight months with what the doctors ca prolapsus, which caused great weakness all over my system, with faint dizzy spells. I kept growing weaker and weaker. I tried several medicines which they claimed would cure my trouble, but nothing was of the least benefit until I tried Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable:Compound and this helped me so rapidly that could hardly believe my good jortune. I would gladly have paid $25.00 for that first bottle, for it started me on the road to health, and five bottles cured me. I am most grateful for my spl 1, robust health, and shall certainly rece end the Vegetable ( pound in glowing terms to all my friends and acquaintances, for it is deserving of all the praise I can give it." Mountains of proof establish the fact that no medicine in the world equals Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- pound for restoring women's health. me rr ------------ A GLASS NOVELTY. Invention - Will Bring About Revolution. . Dt May 3.--The Uni vice-consul at Nuremherg v invention in the glass which; he believes, will t ation im the trade, ention of M. Fourcault;-a old Lis patent to ate of plate glass nearly one million syvndica consists of h and Belgian manufac one Bohemian factory. Hitherto, in the making of window glass, the molten substance has been blown 4nto cylinders hy glass-makers' piks, and subsequently flattened, while in the making of plate glass the seid mass w cast from the pots ad rolled, The new invention draws the molten «1 ance from the pot and conducts between rollers lying side by side. Seventeen pairs of these oilers are built up tower-like above nid mass cools on its rows of rollers and hem Polished on both ire thickness, this v the relative posi The elass, after is beautifully for use, t pre from 157.45 inches in he , but ex conducted to al ture of from 98,42 u as. well: One «1 to be that the o glass of 157.48 h ss will undergo an entire ange, as the making of glass plates : within the scope of the plate glass furnaces . ainful Ailments. neuralgia, are due locomotor to morbid, pois of the blood The t be nentralized and ex blood enriched in or s Iron Tommie Pills essary to eure and re. Money back if irnishing store for men, and exclusive things. , new gloves, ete, one hundred men are the sanitafy work in Panama canal, been" this work wf ie s hee & align been virtually --- t thmns, Babies Thrive on Nestlé's Food, be. cause it contains all the food properties of rich, creamy cow's milk--in a form that tiny babies can as- similate, /Ready for the bot. + tle by adding water "ho milk required to prepare it, that yell, Nestle's Food makes sturdy, Heal thy babies, FREE SAMPLE (sufficient for 8 meals) sent to mothers on request, TE Lemme, mes co, [Te in, Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Toossends Be Valuable HE OAT) G, THURS THE DAILY WHIG, TI -------------------------------- . . y FLL ii Bsesresssss ~ees§ | INCIDENTS OF THE DAY, : . ovssrsires] wemers or sas ke [BISHOP ATDONN {Bold in the i Guwilight} Mrs. J. €, Gwillim is entertaining at tea, this afternoon for Miss Mary Gwillim, who is on her way from England to British Columbia. » . Mrs. J. F. Kidd, Ottawa, entertain- ed at luncheon yesterday for her guest, Miss Kidd, of Kingston, who is visit- ing her, oe ae There bas been much grieved sur pris¢' manifested by the Old Maids, at the failure of the bachelors to give them a supper party after the per- formance last night. They naturally feel that their efforts might have been accorded some tangible appreciation. They, however, will not refuse any little attention, even if it is a trifle tardy, but announce themselves open for engagements. ...e..8 A delegate to thg "Old Maids' Con- vention," having suggested, last night, that - a = matrimonial advertisement bureau be established in connection with "Told In The Twilight," the edi- tor hastens to say she would willing- lv throw open her columns. But--she is forced to admit that she thinks the expedjent needless--if the pretty, and the nice, and attractive, and capable girls of Kingston, don't get married, its because--its to be hoped the bachelors won't see this, it might alarm them--they don't' want to. Perhaps if Profesror Makernex's ma-", chine works, and time-honoured bache lordom patronizes it, the girls might change their minds. - * * * There promises to he a most enjoy able concert, in the city hall, ti night, in aid of that good object, the Soldiers' Wives' The musical committee, Mrs, rman Léslie, Mrs, Charles Harvey, Mrs. Francis Macnee, and Miss have secured the very best of Kingston's musical favor ites, '10 take part, and Colonel E. T. Taylor, whose si to- League. Massie, singing is so much ap- preciated, will also assist, There will be a attendance of the mili- tary. 2 large . * . . Miss Ara Drury, who has Heen spengd- ing several weeks in Ottawa, the guest of Miss Pansy Mills, hag left for Montreal to join her mother, Mrs, Drury, who is visiting friends there. N J. M. Machar is expecting Mrs, H. R. Fairclongh very soon. She would have heen here before this, but has stayed in California to assist in making clothing for the destitute San Franciscans. Vevanti, of New of her sister, Stuart Leslie. - Irs. guest the Norman York, is Mrs. « . Miss "Etta Kirkpatrick left to dav for Orillia, to visit Mr, 'and Mrs, Frederick MeGaechen Among the visitors to town may be mentioned the charming delegates to the Gl" Maids' Convention, from Os- hawa, Belleville "and Gananoque. The latter was forwarded on a freight car, and was sent at the convention's risk. The Belleville delegate will not remain tong, 'as she finds the atmos- phere of Kingston too swift for her, the bracing nature of the climate and the people preventing her enjoying her customary daily . snooze, . . Mrs. Re t Fraser will reccive, to morrow, Friday, and not again until October. - - . . Mes. William Thomson and baby, accompanied by her sisters Celia Kearns, who eame down #rom Toron to to aid in the moving, left this af ternoon for Ottawa to join the re mainder of the family at the new Fhomson residence on Sandy Hill. Mrs. A. R. Merrick, who has been visiting Mrs. R. K. Kilthom, left to dav for Merrickville and Smith's Falls, where «she will visit her friends hefore going home to Montreal * . . . Miss Nellie Stuart, Harrowsmith, spent the day in town with Miss Fdmison, Pagot street, Mrs. G. W. G. Grout' has come home from Ottawa, and Mrs. Herbert Grout and little Master Lawrence have come up from Prescott. * "ty =» - Captain and Mrs, E. A up to Detroit this 'morning. Ir. and Mrs. R. V, Rogers will sail for the old country on Mav 104. -. - . Booth went The engagement has been announced of : - Miss Beatrice Cawthorpe, voungest daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Cawthorne, Sunnyside, to Mr. J. A. Flath; manager of the Traders' bank at 'Thamesford. The wedding will take place in June. Miss Gertrude May « Milne, eldest daughter of Mr. Robert F. Milne, of Arnprior, Ontario, to Mr. John Alex ander Meckley, of Pembroke, voungest son of Mr. Charles Meekley, of Iro quois, Ont. The marriage will take place in June. Joseph Thamesford, ». . . +. J The marriage of Miss Agnes Keat ing, .of Toronto, to Mr. Garnet Wolse ley Denison, R.E., son of Lieutenant Colonel Gi. T. Denison. will take place in England shortly, Mise Keating and her mother left on Saturday for Eng land. Dynamite Factory Destroyed. Stockholm, Swedin, Mav 3.--Every building of the dynamite factory near Vinterviken, belonging to thes niteo- glycerine company, was destroyed phy an explosion, the cause of which is not known. Four men" were killed. ---------- Captain Edward Booth, left to-day, for the Queen City, to fit out the J steamer Toronto. City visitors to-day: D. S. Mal lorv, Mallorytown; W. B. Deacon, Belleville; J. A. Johnston, Brockville, Russell Marshall bas returned from his term gt the Dental College, Tor- onto, and is assistant to Dr, A. W, Winnett. « Buy a 25c. guaranteed tooth brush at Best's, and gf a free bottle of Listerul, todth wash. The next ten davs should develop whether Kingston is to get a normal college, : Reporters on Their Rounds. Use Chinese Furniture Cream, after moving. 1t removes scratches and linger marks c., at Chown 8. Queen's. University is advertising for a professor of Latin, at a salary of £2,000. 1t is said Prof. W. J. Pike has retired. ' Phone 230 for Kentucky lawn grass sced. Sold only at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. ga The doctor in attendance on Capt. Bongaté, of the 8.5. Turbinia, con- fim 0 to the hospital, with blood pois- oning, reported a slight improvement to-day. RL Listerol, the greatest of liquid tooth washes. Une 25¢. bottle with cach 25¢. tooth brush at Best's, It is said Kingston bachelors, since the Old Maids' Convention, have bought up all the moth bags for sale by the druggists. They are fearful, surely, 1f you need oflice assistance place a "wanted" advt. in the: Whig. Your ideptity need never be known. You can have. replied addressed to a box number at this office, and they will be promptly delivered. Many inquiries are being made as to when the Clarence street park will be opened. Superintendent Phillips says he does not know, but it will probably be very: shortly. The place should -first be put into good order before the fence is removed. Joseph Tilton, the capable and pop- ular chief steward of the Lake On- tario and "Bay of Quinte Steamboat company is in town fitting out the steamers North King and Caspian. These steamers go into commission on May 2rd. Have you weakness of any kind-- stomach, back or any organs of the hody ? Don't dope yourself with ordin- ary medicine. Hollister's Rocky Momn- tain Tea is the supreme curative pow- er. 35 cetns, Tea or Tablets. Mahood's Drug Store. CIVIC IMPROVEMENT. G T.R. Co. Will Improve Ap- proach to Kingston. The Civic Improvement Society met yesterday afternoon with Mrs, Richard Hooper Nin the chair. Charles Hays, general manager of the C.P.R. company promises that the company would do its share by. im- proving the approach to Kingston. The public meeting planned for Fri day has been postponed for a few weeks, The new Grandmother Tales competition: will cover any story con- cerning Kingston from until now. The district visitors, of Charity Circle, have promised to co-operate and interest all people they can in having gardens and competing for prizes, its beginning "Parada." Bangor Whig and Courier savs: 1 hat the "Parada" has the finest staying qualities and wears well is shown every night at the opera house: The andience was again large, pleasure un- diminished, and the programme splen- didly carried out. Notwithstanding that it was the fifth night of the *Pa- rada," the audience was just as en- thusiastic. It was not spontaneous combustion, hut a genuine expression of admiration for the meritorious work of all the participants in dance, song, or march. Frequent applause and numerous encores. were the rule. "Parada will be at/the Grand four nichts next week," May Sth, 9th, 11th, 12th, under the auspices of the Me chanies" Institute, Artillery Desertions. There have heen quite a number of desertions from the R.C.H.A. yéoent lv. This week, half a dozen men have gone off without permission. It is said that two nights ago, a battery man changed his imiform in the bar racks for civian's clothing, had a carriage call for him at the wate, and was driven to the GUT.R. station to take a train. Desertions are becom ing so.common that it will he diffi cult to take a respectable-sized artil lay force to camp in July. The R.( H.A. is not the only permanent corps to be so affected. Tt is hard to Keep any of the Canadian permanent ser vice up to strength. Canadians do not seem to care to join. The militia department will very soon have to enyuire into the caus i Await Increased Grant. The gener anxiously increased al hospital governors are waiting to hear about an grant the city, now that the increased liquor. Heense fees are in force. The more from governors will he mancial demands from hospital must get the city, the unable its tne of the gover nors said this afternoon that if the civie nt was not 'increased at least 00 it would be necessary to consid the advisability the infectious disease wards, which are kept open at a loss to the hos pital of $1,400 a vear. money or to meet of closing New Arrivals. the spring shirts, a handsome collection of pleated fronts, St and $1.25. The H. D. Bibby Co. Come, see, new talcum 10c., not Gibson's Red Cross Drug, Jorated 25e., at Store. powder, Samaria Stopped His Drinking A London Lady cures her husband permanently of the drink habit and without his knowledge. "How glad I am that I over- ease my hesitation about Santo of Ba reat: r » f meat was te, and now our home is enti- ly free from the Bri Curse. I gave my h oe N eft him, "hig gener! health fap hand is now s | will teli others of De glad if you and mphlet giving fun fener. est "gnd Pride seat in plain sesiet envelope. Cor respondence sa: % con! tial. Add THE SAMARIA R DY CO., ye ares APPOINTMENT TO DIOCESE OF ALEXANDRIA. The New Bishop is a Native of the County of "Glengarry and Has Seen Long Service in Eastern Ontario. Cornwall, Out, May. 3. The ap- pointment of Rev, William McDonell as hishop of Alexandria is officially amnmounced. Rev, William McDonell was bom on the south branch of Charlottenburg township, Glengarry eainty, a little over fifty vears ago. He is a son of Donald Archibald McDonell, deceased. He was odocated in the common schools of the cotfity and at St. Joseph's College, Ottawa, and took his theological course at the Grand Seminary, Montreal. He was' or dained at St. Raphael's, Glengarry, in September, 81, by the late Bishop Cleary; of Kingston. He was station: od at Gananoque for abont five vears and in 1886 succeeded the present Archbishop of Kingston in the pas- torate of Glen Nevis, where he re mained until 1890, when he was re moved to St. Andrew's as syccessor to Rev. Viear-General Corbet, now of Cornwall. RESOLUTION OF CONDOLENCE Passed by the Kingpton Clerical Club. At 'the meeting of the Kingston Clerical Club, on Tuesday last, being the first regular meoting since the death of the founder and first presi dent, the late lamented Dean of On tario, a minute of the letter of, con dolence recently issued hy the chib through the secretary and directed to the bereaved family, was read, the clergy respectfully standing. The high estimation' in which- the dean was held by, his brethren' is indicated in the sympathetic warmth of the language employed, and the deep regret on all sides felt and manifested at his un looked for and suddin departure. Subjoined is an extract from the ex pression of the sentiments of the club with regard to the fate Very Rev. Buxton Birbeck Smith, doctor of divinity, rector of Kingston, and Dean of Ontario, which speaks for itself ; "With devout thankfulness ta" God we recognized in him the workman ship of Christ, in his gentle and gracious personality. his complete and patient absorption in his work; his ealm and' consistent adherence to principle, his absolute avoidance of all that could irritate in feeiine word or tone, his administrative wisdom, his large-hearted co-operation ip all philanthropic measures, his tactful svmpathy as a friend, a comsellor, a comsoler and above all his reverent, practical and supreme allegiance to Him who is King of Kings and Lord of Lords." FRONTENAC CHEESE BOARD. The Prices Paid For White and Colored. Kingston, May 3 ~The, meeting of the Frontenae Cheese Hoard, this af ternoon, had a largo attendance. The following "buyers were present : D. JJ. Mackinnon, JJ. W. Gibson, L. "W. Mur phy, A. Alexander, R. Thompson. Cheese boarded : Three hundred "and nine colored and 151 white. The open- ing bid for colored was 10c. and for white 103c. The white was all sold to Mackinnon at 102c., and 119 hoxes colored sold to Mackinnon at 104 Last week 226 colored cheese + hoarded and all sold at 10}. following 'factories honrdid choos eo Colored Arigan, 30; Cataraqui, 12; Fold "Sprin 60: Comflower, 50; Glenvale, 25: Hartington, 47: Model, 30: McGrath's, 30; Collins Way, 25 The White --Catarayni, '35; Keenan & Son, 50; Morning Star, 36; Rose Hill, The buyers © pointed out that King ston board had so far paid higher prices than Brockville hoard. 1t was also stated that, the market jis pretty well filled with colored cheese, but the demand for white is brisk, Pigs or Grass Plots 7? Before it can haope for the removal of the market verandahs and their re placement hy grass plots and flower beds, the Civie Improvement Soc ity will have to. devise means of shelter ing the little pigs raised by 'Wolfe Is landers, who use the verandah on the Brock wide as a pig market Alderman Harkness is chief spokesman for the islanders, Alderman Angrove why the Wolie Island pigs should be given any more shelter than the Inverary Odessa pigs, which have to remain on the obtside market without: a' roof above their heads, street wants to know Kingstonian's Loss In California. In a letter Kingston relatives, Walter and Thomas Pillar, who had previously sent word that they passea through the California carthquake safely, estimate the loss to their large departmental store at Santa Rosa at SL300. The roof caved in, and other damages resultod The Messrs, Pillar are brothers7of William Pillar, county gouncillor. to Is Leaving The City. At the regular monthly meeting of the Plumbers' Union, Local 221, held on Tuesday evening, the secretary, Charles Veale, tendered his resigna tion after holding office for the past #ix years, Mr. Veals is going to Gana noque, was tendered a very hearty vote of thanks bv the members, who wish? him prosperity in his new home. Plays That Are Coming. Edward Kendall, "Buster Brown." company the 10th, On the 16th, Roselle Knott, the celebrated Canadian actress, will sap pear herd in "When Knighthood Was In Flower." advance agent of is ig the city, His appears here on Thursday, BR ------ [ % - gennine Red The Gibson's Phone 230 for prompt Ii your eves trouble ta Chown"s drug store and have them examined: hy an expert optician, "Anti-Pill" ix sold Drug delivery. vou take them at Cross Store. Chotubers, Jordan St, Toronto, Canada, Also for sale, by Heary Wades Ne For a"good laxative Kasagra can' : | : | Muslin Waists--C ream Lustre Suits--White Duck Suits--First Dis ~ play To-morrow. E INXITE YOU most cordially to view these daintiest of Summer things To-morrow--to see how critical we have been in choosing, how accurately the newest fashion- ideas are portrayed and how really pretty the new effects are. Artistic insertions of pretty laces, Sainsy Sucngs and beauti- ful eyelet embroidery could not have charm and greater style vivacity. 598 -ELBOW SLEEVE WAIST, pretty lace insertion, five rows down the front. twe narrow tucks between each row. Price $1.75. 9 ERY PRETTY |503--WAIST IS VERY Or RY RICHLY t EMBROIDER- ED in front, WAIST, three tucks each side of front with wide em- broidery insertion between, wide tucks down back, new style sleeve with long tuck- ed cuff. cree $1.00 * Price jiu. Other prices, 49¢., 55¢c., 75¢., 98c., $1.25, 1.50 to 2.75 WHITE DUCK SHIRT WAIST SUITS, skirt and waist tucked to match, per suit only .. CREAM LUSTRE SHIRT WAIST SUITS, latest style w). f $4.50 (see in window), per suit only ....c.ccouerivvirerisionns de back, made w or elbow sleeves. Price .......iconiciins n used with more trimmed with very divided by four wide tucks ; also four tucks down 5 cnmssnia-- VVVVVVVVL SESE - ry the embroi ith new long $2.26 $3.00 O matter how elegant apparel is. the impression made is disappointing if shoes do not harmonize. disappointment follows wearing of our Shoes. High Grade Shoemaking They're the outcome of finest material, combin- masterful skill and close attention to de- ed with tails. They're the most comfortable, most fashionable and most durable Women's sell for Three Fifty. Models for every form of street or evening attire, artistically designed in all fashionable leathers, The price of Three Fifty means nothing in par- ticular, for any store qn show Three-Fifty Shoes. It's the Shoes at the That's what we want you to know about. be pleased to show you these excellent shoes. ---- dh ABERNETHY'S Three- They're the limit of your your No the Fifty. Shoes ever Price Commission Orders Executed on all Exchanges > ; #% : : > > | not be beaten, 15c. bottles at Best's, 3 Both Listed and Unlisted. Members Toronto Stock E. Bought and Sold on Millinery SPENCE'S ™ i= 11 ene VTL VLVVTVVLVTVVVLTLVRVS BVRN BORN ~- Mantle Store producd to BONDS AND STOCKS Commission Investment Securities ¢ Long Distance Telephone Main 5200-01-02 - CUSTOMS BROKER - The business of the late Cy G. Oliver, will be carried on in his office, 79 Clarence street. G. A. BATEMAN Who for the last five. years has been associated with Mr, Oliver, Money to Loan Mcintyre & McIntyre BARRISTERS :: King Street te : Kingston FINANCE AND INSURANCE. : If You Want a Home Or Insurance, have a talk with io With all necessary manufacture two arge barn, could get village. Buildi Juature $ LOCKHART, Real Kingston. A AICHE IH SII George Zeigler, *"4" State 57 Brock Street. Mill Property Near the Grand Trunk consists of grist, saw and shingle cheese-boxes : 8 acres with 'young orchard, dod dwelling; good water-powe 500 electric cost $6,000 will half-price. T. J Information upon Request xchange v "aor TORONTO For Sale mills machinery for of chairs and good , 82 acres lights in and machinery state Agent, oN i § 5 § i ges" - 8 E i g | 18. $ I £ 3 g 8 if : i i E E 1 i it h i ; ; it i EE E i £ 5 i tH gif f 2 i i i" ab Jil ma the tler 0 ting the Commissioner ine OK da at Ottawa, of bis intention to A~ so. SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH WEST MINING REGULATIONS. Coal.--~Coal lands may at for soft ol and for" $10 per acre than 820 ed . Not more snenrasite Net more, Ho red bY nanny. al t the rate of por Vion of 3,000" pounds shall be on the gross output. Quarts.--A free miner . osrtifien te I ] individupl, and chain sath your of Daig To ghe bing 2 gorder. ihereot. i," we co" 3800 8 upon having & survey , and Af ther requirements, pur nl Jana at $1 an acre.' tent vrovides for the of he a the Th) OER inte claims are 100 ow oars entry oe $0, renewable yen rly. free miner may uhtald Jodusy_ ts (red for wold ot ogg : ne term wen ble discretion of the Miniater ne Yntarior, the nel ann ed on JB rized cation of this oD Unauthosly 1 io 2 : ATTEND iHE BES] Ambitious young men and wi are contempia Shortham, rypevsitine, tion in Shorthand, '. keeping, etc., of 8 OIvi ; will find the EAT a Fronkenae : BusinessCollege Kingston, Ontario The best equipped. and most up-to- date Dusinese, Paine institution in it tario. « ns enter at any time, uid aduates are assisted pay- ine Rituations, Write for ca and "J "Phone 880 . wy TN. : W.-H sham. Stockdale. THE FRONTENAC LOAN & INVESTMENT SOCIETY. ESTABLISRED - 1883 President--Sir Richard Cartwright Money loaned on a of d fori ste!" Sa, oem Dot: ived and interest allowed. S. C. McGill, Managing Director, Office, 97 Clarence street, Kingstosh NEW YORK caese Restaurant 83 Princess Street Open from 10.80 a.m. to 8.00 am. gE Th rl aE city. of all on a SY Be sad 5 shortest dishes « New Monumental Works Lettering in Cemeteries & Specialty oy JAS. MULLEN, 372 Princess St., Opposite 1 .M.C.A. Canadian (Chinese Restauran 331 King Street Open from 10.30 a.m. to 3.00 a.m The best place to get at all round Lunch in the city; Meals of all kinds on shortest notice. Eoglish and Olindse dishes a specialty: Phone 685, ~ 27 BROCK ST. New Carriages, Cutters, Harness, etc., for sale. we Sale Auction Sales of Horses Every Saturday Book your sale of Frraiture once and get choice of date. fou : I conduct all the t important sales and "JOHN H. MILLS | The Leading - Hand Cheese. Et boa Se City and Farm Pros | County Auctioneer *