Coo ri . eRe veean and Ninety aturday y »ndid N rses 9.30 all Many. Saturday Morning you would willingly € 10c. line 5 an vould be from 30) to 5. re and we count on se, or You your young da ize ithe reat vl ueh- g Ya ue' ol ) grainiy th one | ard ca style, tte Purse the with fin others wi plate i hol bir plain fi os por ills, card any s v SON. iit ice 'Curtains rom the maker this year, achieve by buying here. suggest our stock now : and new designs, and ue} ' ' per vard, ding to , 89, { i effects, for transoms and SON. | Table Gloths beautifully colored cur the shades of ITOW © any room atly brown and 12.50 ) to 7.00 per pai and ery pretty new « which we ¢ enerally recogniz zed as the mical covering made, for for tables, 1, 1} and.1} Us narrow widths with ors are all pretty dnd srounds with dainty blue SON. sure white or grey with articularly soft, pleasing summer. one of our b'g selling enuine Patent Guar: 10€S. ? ct fitter apd a stylish Shoe, - without the on - ic. J a pair - d you will Vays ar them. ».. HOE STORE Look Out i Hairy-Eared in Again Tailed and y We remind vou London Zoo. Of the Nobby Hats at Campbell Bros London, May 3:-A fine specimen of General Hospital Governors, 4 p.m. . Rhesus monkey, an ex Monday. the Chinese he ¥ AT Tickets for "Parada,'" on sale at : tremely rare hairy waral Sooty Wi Library. » the macagui fa Vv, has been addec Great The sun rises Sunday 'at 4.47 am. Britain Ss Ultimatum To Tur- to the collection od. he Zoclogie al 'and sets ut TOR p (Garden. It was in 1868 that he Ips l This day in history :--Napoleon I died key Will Cease. et arrived in the, gardens, the at St. Helena, 1821. ndent, _ the la ) Tot dor tctate : - . then superintenden » Removal [nl ys in St. James' Annual - Excursion to all other monkeys in a ho and Ottawa, Wednesday June 20th. ITISH 2 (CRU notably in its powertul bu and Sale of Mecting of the Kingston - Yacht Club, BR the absence of a tail, took it to Dr. Tuesd. ay 8th, 8 p.m, at Club J. E. Gray, of the British Imus, } - " Scie t 3 THE PIRAEUS ho deseribed it as pew to science urniture 19 SAIL FOR Io hed a two vears in the gardens, JOIN BATTLESHIPS. ant "when it died its skeleton was ex * amined, with the result that i Nae i BC COVOro » not naturally tai (ommencing May 1st rn a France and Italy Support Brit- disovared tol not a hatura ie alk : sss animal, i k st be i \ ain, and Germany Said to Be cut off. While alive an examination Our entire stock mu Counselling Withdrawal of | © 0" tol was impossible, as it . handle Turkey From Tabah. was too fierce to sold as we cannot remove London y May 5.--Great Britain's The 'arrival of A OI] Ss m ' mn 4 i 21 1880, nfirmed the result of the ne it to the new store, 230 and Just Opened 1 viulmatn to id dousading, the i Ap I ard the | hd . withdrawa of ursish C Rs ame im INS, alsa 230} Princess Street. ¢ | Egyptian {erritory, according to the BE " a Cine se Rhesus is 3 A ery pretty lot of kxchange Telegraph, companys - i he 2 a more powerful than its 5 : : . > Ss. is ief, al arge ¥ Robt. J. Reid dainty china m odd expire. in ten day Tt is rk ny common Indian cousin, and has long " YEAR 78. 222 Princess Street Ambulance call 577, Jee Tariff--Season 1906 ST. LAWRENCE ICE COMPANY Corner of Ontario amd Clarence NO. 106. DAILY MEMORANDA, S----r-- does not mention indemnity. and the cruiser Leviathan, rE DAYS . od er hair, pieces) Fa Bnsput h rom Malta States that ish yellow, : with oe mish Hage ud ' ie British cruisers, : <hades of red on the flanks. The face ham, Suffolk and Venus, and the spe : olor. In the winter the Mayonaisse Dishes cial torpedo boat, Vulcan, with de- » fi8 Pale Bosh * io n dense, to protect % y hig Sugars and Creams stroyers, are proceeding to the Pi BO ont the rigorous os of its raeus. . haunts. Its habits, like those of mos Chocolate Jugs: The battleship Formidable, the flag- Chinese wild animals, are but "little ; ship of Vice-Admiral Lord Charles known. but they are probab! lv similar Cracker Jars Beresford, the battleship Irresistible, to those of the common Rhesus. have ar: "KINGSTON, ONTARIO, SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1906. RARE CHINESE MONKEY and which is of & generally brown ski wore the A CLEVER SKIP Condemned Polish Soldier Effects Escape. THE ARMED SENTRY|: BUT PATROLLED CORRIDOR, WAS OUTWITTED. Convict Tied Bedclothes Into Shape of a Man, Putting It in Eed--Dropped Through Hole in the Floor. Berlin, May 5.--Facts has just come wo light, the clever manner in which a Polish wldier named Rosinski, escaped from the prison in Posen. Rosinski wés un- der sentence of death for murdering and robbing a wealthy landowner. the condemned an was guarded most carefully. an armed sentry patrolled the corridor into which the' cell of Rosinski opened, and ® was instructed er's doings through a peep-hole in the ¢ell door. In spite of all this, Rosin- ski escaped, and for a while it seemed inexplicable how he could do it, Since then, however, a carcful investigation has brought to light all the facts in the daring escape. Rosinski tied his bedclothes and sparg body linen into the shape of a man, and placed Tit in the bed, under which he crept, The sentry was thus deceived, and, actually' under the eyes of the guard, Rosinski scraped a hole in the floor, presumably with a nail, which was afterwards discovered, He had found' a place where the floor had heen repaired, and the material used soft, that he could make a hole large enough to drop through in- to the cell underneath. This was un- occupied, and the door, consequently, unlocked. Rosinski calmly walk- was so was ed out and reached the courtvard un- observed Tn" the "darkness. The wall was too high, but he managed to reach the top of it with the aid of the window sills, and dropped down on the other side in safety and freedont. His hymn-book was found, covered" with blood on the top of 'the wall. The sentry had heard a noise in the éoll, but fancied it came from the low- tier cells. At three o'clock, howev- he called the inspector and the flight was aiscovered. Although Rosin- uniform of his regiment, the soldiers who scoured the surround- ing: country for manv miles weré not ghle fo find the slivhtcst trace. of the | escaped criminal, The ice authori: ties throughout Germanv have been notified and requested to watch out for the fugitive. or er, MAKING THREATS. Sailors, of Anti-Militarist, Views, ---------- 8, Efficiency of rived from a cruise. AACRIGIEISIIIGISISIIIICIIICIIE of Delivery. pur +R E aa| A cabinet council was held late yes- ¥ bi W 3 - terday afternoon to discuss the' even- | WORKING GRAFT. ¥ An Clear, Puls Hise Ice. '2 | tualitiés 'which may arise-as a result' x ! * Bomeati dren of the ultimatum, * Oshkosh, Wis., May 5.-- * ly and August only, urs ore ---- # Five lumbermen and bank- ¥ Ib. piece at $1.40 per . The Ultimatum's Text. ¥ ers, representing aggrégate * n of #4 Cairo, May 5.--Great Britain's note | wealth of over a million * piece at 8 a to Turkey demands the delimitation |yi dollars, have been arrested ¥ niger period a slight re- 4 of the frontier on the basis of the ¥ here by federal officers, , 5, 6 months, 50 lb. nn Su ¢ agreement of 1892, and that pending ¥ charged with: conspiracy #* month. ae the delimitation, Tabah be evacuated. |g: to defraud the government or 1 4, 5,6 months, 75 ; RE lo Oe cans 'of alleged land ¥ £0100 It opuryionate advance RE rn ¥ by % In lots of 100 "1bs., at 20¢. per France Supports Britain. ¥ frauds in Oregon. » - Ts 5 Paris, May 5.--It is officially in- | 3 at 100: te. 730 .1us., .at.15c. per ans, y 5- R y 3 ea forme¥ that France is supporting | 3a§ SIIIRISIOIISIIISICIIICIF f 750:.t0 1,500 ut 12{c. per Great Britain's demands at Constan- | nm----------------" s of one ton or over, $£2.25\per tinople, in connection with the Tabah | THE ZULU REVOLT. : incident. The influence of Italy and | i : bushed fee served from storage_houses, 15e Russia. also, is given to Great Bri- | British Magistrate, Ambushe t - v or Bato to 1.90" per Sint tain. The officials here expect an ad- | and Shat. Custos from home for justment without serious Anglo-Turk- | Pietermaritzburg, May 5. An out- short time a co of two-thirds of ish breach. ! rage which may have serious conse- ea will be collected pe { quences has occursed in Zululand. Mr. Germany Counsels Withdrawal. | Qi,inbank, the British magistrate at mmivoner % - London, May 5.--A Constantinople | Mablabitini, Zululand, was killea gby In the § irrogate Qour: of the telegram says that the sultan's only | Zulus;, while collecting taxes Ar County of Frontenac. In the object "in occupying Tabah was be | (hat place. Mr. Stainbank and a party Mutter of the Estate' of Rich- cause €H& Kgvptians had built block. | including Mrs. Stainbank, the magis- ard T. Walkem, late of the I = on what he Considered to be | trate's wife, 4 Judy companion, ay : i i Turkish territory, and. also ecause | some mounted police, were caug i ston, Barrister-at- sour ish 3 " s 3 Gity of Ring 3 it is absoluta 4 Juecssary that Turkey | an ambush by hostile natives, who da, ¢ deceased. | should al route from | fired a volley at them, Ths magis: | 10 0""CREDITORS M Syria t Ea iy enabling | trate and one of the policemen were | cKa Fur House Ottoman troops to move throughout | fatally wounded. Mr. Stainbank and y the empire without leaving Turkish | the two ladies managed to reych Bah NOTICE 1S HI PREDY ¥ GIVEN PUR- 8 territory. labitini, where the magistrate died o Sant to RS. Ontarlo, Chap. 129, S Telephone 9 to call. The Constantinople correspondent of | his wounds. Mahlabitini lies to the Raa amending acts pat ull ersons eg ~ S ' the Times says absolutely no evidence | westward of the forest whére Bamba said Rich Walkem, who died on EXECUTORS is to be obtained there of anv Ger | ata, the. insurgent chief, formerly the et : i 2 of Maren 190s NOTICE 10 CREDITORS man intrigue. He has been assured | regent of the Grevtown district, Na are toquired to se yw post paid or to ) ] deliver ty Tosern Bo ken of said that the German ambassador, Honce- | tal, who has been in arms against City, Barrist one of the Executors of S-- more, told the grand vizier that the | the local authorities for a month past, 1 n.or hefore the 1st day NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PUR-|cnly sensible thing for the Turks to |had been hiding, and it is asserted statement of their | (0 1 RS 0., 1897 Chap. 129, Sec 1 i. ithdraw S ; ' be Joubt names and 'addresses [GM EO ACES, that all persons | 9° 18 to withdraw their troops from | here that there seems to be no doub curity, if any. 1 pe Claims against Vihe Estate of | Tabah as quickly as possible, that he has succeeded in inducing an that after said daté J ames Cuoke, late of the Lity of Kin other tribe of Zulus: to join in the 1 deceased will dis- mn, in. the County of Frontens oe of said estdte who ~died on or about/the KILLED A MAN. revolt. entitled thereto of April, 1 » requested ------------ the claims of WwSt prepa er to coi Seay ey 1 Ve iio » Kuiapp. or ver te A Collision on a Railway Line in WILL WORK WITH IT. Dated t th day of May, 1905 said City n. the Montreal. : CWALKEM & WALKEM, ne Testinent |. Montreal, May 5-4 Grand Trunk) Government to Bs Guided By or before the itreal, "May . : rans - . Clarence street. } shunting engine struck a Centre street Parliament. ester ren ~ | addresses and a car of the Montreal stroe®yailwaw at St. Petersburg, May 5.--M. Schwan- Ghoicest Materials Stat a their su St. Patrick's crossing], 6d 'Wellington | back, former minister of agriculture, held by the street, near the south en the | controller of the empire, in the new Excellent Workmanship istri canal bridge, shortly before seven | cabinet" and Premier Goremykin's chief 3 o'clock, this merning, anil one work- | lieutenant, has issued an' official note \ | man, whose. name has pot vet been | in which he says that the emperor fs | vs A fl, ppearance learned, was instantly Killed and a | snd the premier, M. Goremykin, have : number of others shaken up. The en- | the full honorable intention of carry Features to be had gme struck Vie car with considerable | i, through the idea of national re in our Shoes n San ory swung ye ear around and car | pre sentation with all it implies. There ! . : Wis ot 1 ne Hire Xn a s oe trac Ra a Yesirly {1s no intention of dissolving parlia- A . CUNNINGHAM & LYON. Gareetion. Jor avout vards. The | ment, it being the government's pur- WwW CAIN ra? Solicitors for the Fxecutors dead man was taken to the morgue, | coo CEE Cb ment car en ® -- | but has not yet been identified. pos ¥ : Miltary Bootmakers . 84 Brock St. © Sign of Golden Boor. | Auction, Household Furniture,| conresses awp sxres. CONVICT ESCAPES. bo. 3 Field Ambulance Unit, A.-M. C IBERS e Unit i h SWIFT S TO CONTRACTORS ar New Laundry me Pare JIM LEE 188 Diyision st. OPEN NEXT MONDAY. DIRECT Poh Tork OF THE NO. 3 » requested to MONDAY o'clock, make ummer Camp to com- further to Lt.-Col Officer WILLIAMSON, Ad "SNAPS" 'ere 3 pice frame dwellings. ot 'peat Pgs "Pine Street «2 story stone dwelling, « pposite wald Park. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENDY detached frame RS FLL BE RECEIVED AT ! h undersigned, (where ications may te seen) up on Tuesday the Sth veral trades avorks re- Struction of a Brick. Warchouse Building jn this J. Crothers & Co r ny tender not necessarily NEWLANDS, Oftice, 258 Architect, Bagot street nd work guaranteed Goods Give calied for and Cor. Garrett Wednesday, May 9th, at 10 30 Mrs. Crysler, 69 Union St. East Biack Wal- Brussels. and other Co nut Centre and « r s Raw Silk Easy Chairs, ( rs, Rockers Screens Chenille Curtains extra Oak Extension Table, Oak Cane Seat Dining Chairs, Glass Cubboard, Writing Desk, Black Walnut Te rd om Suites, Oak Suits, © Hair an ther Mattresses Springs, Toiletie ows, Feather Beds, Offic: Tabl da, Couch Lace ¥urtains, Active Rance, 4-Burner Dh p Le af and ether Tables Glasswar Auction n Sale Real Estate At Rooms, 27 Brock Street Thursday, May (0| At Eleven O'clock A.M. The Property of W. H. Wilson. who has removed to sw Ontario' His resi- 5 street Solid ences Coach Iso Solid Brick Avenue, with » Propertie Ternig, otc, are at time Wu excellent repair of sale. | MURRAY Auctioneer WAIT FOR ST. JAMES' ANNUAL EXCURSION TO OTTAWA Postal Clerk Found to Be Short $10,000. May 5 accounts, I. his Peoria, 810,000 in Hutchinson, Peoria tion, he said, Hutchinson made confession and left the city for Indianapolis before the postal authorities could get hold of him, saying that he intended to the money among relatives and the full amount. Ordered To Report. Scranton, Pa., May 5.~The United Mine Workers' convention of delegates from the threé anthracite districts, will declare itself finally and definitely to-day. The entire situation. now is believed to rest with Presid@nt Mit- chelt, although theoretically it is in the hands of the general scale com- mittee, the body to which, Yesterday aflernoon, it was decided to refer the Short nearly Harvey B. order clerk in the confessed. -Specula- the losses money post-office, caused his raise repay Particu'ars Wednesday, June 20th. TE Announcement WILL JAMES McDERMOTT Martin McDonald and H. McKenna Indian M wterans. kindly call ut the Office at th Armourics de constitytional The congwess 'of - W Bert, POL mod rice for vata batter yinen: Ain, buying or selline Turk's Second. Hand "Store 398 Princess Street. mocrats, at' St, Pete rsharg, decided upob. a vourse of action. Cart Wilkinson's, Medico Verilite, world renowned hats. and ston mason, stable Ge's Away. with several other trusties autside the building, and during a brief absence of the guard, he: made a dash over the Dundas street bridge through London. He was provided ¢n route with a suit of clothes, which he hur- | riedly donned in the plact of his pri son garb, and at last accounts trace of him could be secured. west These Painful Ailments. Rheumatism, neuralgia, locqmotor ataxia, ete., are dua to morbid, pois do the things Jcessary to cure and to cure thoroughly. Lent, of Wol®tt, ahout fi of age, was suffocatdd by lluminating | { | { | Charles Emmons | Was rum down by a street car in Ot tawa and Killed, N was, last night, while a guest at the | many injured in a head-on collision Atlantic hatel; in this eitv. It is sup- | of fwo passenger trains in Cutoff, posed that she blew ont the gas when | ne ar Willamshurg, on the Pennsyl she retired. Man Who Assaulted London Con--| London, Ont., May 5.--Anothe: cape from the Middlesex county soil] Closet. . was effected yesterday. Albert Sum Berlin; May 35.--~A society scandal mers a prisoner doing a term for as has become known through the dis- saulting a \ policeman, was employea missal of a servant by" Prince Von no | oned conditions of the blood. The | poisons must be neutralized and wx pelled and the blood enriched in or: | der to cure. Wade's Iron Tonic Fills ty-five years | Write Letters. | Paris, Mav 5.--It is reported on | good authority that the naval au- | thorities are reckiving constantly | threatening letters from sailors of an- | ti militarist A waming has | reached the government that the an- | archists of Toulon were boasting that they had selected six men from among views, the seamen, engine room hands and | gunners on board of each battleship | and cruiser of the Mediterranean squadron, who had taken an oath to | render "the ships useless at a given | signal by tampering with some vital | part, | It is said that these men have also | been directed to steal ammunition | when possible and cause explosions. Special measures have been taken by the naval authorities to prevent the | carrying out of these plans. The tor- { pedo lieutenant of every shipWas been | ordered to keep all defonators and | cartridges and caps under lock and | key in his own cabin. Al suspected Jperscns are closely watched, | SCANDAL IN HIGH LIFE. | ---- WL olen Hotel Silverware Found in { Wrede during a tour of Spain. Return- ing to Germany, the servant stated | that the 'table silver Sn the prince's | houschold at the Castle of Bas Edo, | contained many pieces that had been ['stolen. Public Prosecutor Gestrow | searched the castle in the absence of the prince. The silver chamber was | found to be locked, but it was opened, | and it was found a large quantity of nlate, anparently stolen from various hotels. Tt has not been explaindd yet {how it got there. An official enquiry | has been opened. BUILDING IN MONTREAL. Looks as if Present Year Would Make Record. entire question, with instructions to They are a great nerve strengthener oh 5 i T : report recommendations to the ' con- | and blood Ae In boxes, 25 cents, Lp, Nay x ih a Sxperted 4 vention to-day at ten o'clock. at Wade's drug store. Money- back if | building operations Br Veatnal Kine EMERGENT MEETING 3 : not satisfactory. : tthe lst of January, 635 Permits have To Save Ten Hours. ! n issued for new buildings, the AN ENBRGENT MEETING OF Montreal, May The Canadian An Organist Dead. | of which is estimated at 81. a Lena ay Joat nL,» steamship companies--which- carry the Brockville, May 5-- Prof. W G. | ' while #184719 worth of al St. -- MONDAY + Rn maton Atlantic mails have petitioned the | Craddack. a wellknown: clinrch organ { terations have been authorized. The | ~.m., for the purpose of attending the dritidh government to do away with | ist, and musical director, passed away | month of April shows a record, 386 lunetul of or inte iSrather, J.B. Me- the custom of putting the mails on | yesterday, He had been ill for one | permits being issued, Fen uh vited to be present. A ET rae i mE pe ye . : : | total value of $871,940, The lict com- } Re. Attend steamers from England at Moville and | wedsk with pleurisy and puemonia. He | 3 a 19 Q : qa | ance is requested. to deliver "them to the steamers at | had presided at many church organs Ga ie Yenenents, al Sudlings, 9 By order of the W. M., Liverpool instead. A faving of over throughout Canada, and at 'the time | R peye, 1 a B eon 1 J THOS. D. MINNES, P.M, ten hours will be. affected by the [of his death™vas organist 'of Trinity | ig 14 sheds, i uromg: { satis : Secretary. change. church here. i : nl U Bi Campbell Pros. Blew Out The Gas On Tuesday, May Sth, Heintzihan & ptown icycle Depot 0 das, | Co's. expert piano tungr, Mr. Baker, Jones, 2938 Princess Street. le agents in Kingston for Scot's, Rochesteng N.Y., May Mrs. C. H. | will be in the city. Leave orders at : once at McDermott Bros'. Ten persons are reported killed and > | Two of the Fastest Trains Crash going at full speed met head-on. Sev- clerks, The which throw a clear Light on | or no strawberries in the Ottawa dis- trict this year. The unusual winter has' completely destroyed the 'plants and immense beds are a_ total loss ruin at the central experimental farm, private gardens. ards will three weeks yet. All exotics are also destroyed. TI he Ottawa market for small fruits will be dependent on im- to keep constant watch on the prison- | portation and, ceived at the farm indicate a bumper crop oi berries in Montreal district the crop is reported one-half ruined. to statistics wich fish. hatchery, more than twenty-. five million white fish distributed at points along the were divided in lots of 1,000,000 each. Allotments were made to Bois Blane, points, A MIGHTY CRASH: Together. Altoona, Pa., May 5.--A disastrous |\ accident in P nnsylvania railway of curred, last night, at eleven o'clock, on the St; Petersburg branch, near Clover Creek Junction, The Chicaco mail, east-hound, and the Chicago and St. Louis Express, west-bound, two of the fastest trains on the system, en cars were wrecked and both engines badly damaged. Nine persons were killed and about twenty-seven injur- ed. The killed include the four postal a brakesman, go baggage man, Mrs. Trinkle and J. D. Conover, tra: velling salesman of New York. rape SHORT IN STRAWBERRIES. Frost. Has Played Havoc ith Beds. There will be few Ottawa, May 35. and in The fate of the orch- not be' known for two or fortunately, reports re- the In- the west, Distributing Fry. : Sandwich, Onte, May 5.--According sent out by the Sand: fry have beep De- troit river and in Lake Erie. The fry Fighting Island, and Sarnia. Six al lotments were placed in the river near the hatchery, the remainder being dis tributed among the Lake Erie ports. In a short time a million of pickerel spawn will be sisteibited hmong these Death Of A Comedian. Wester] winds, and cooler. Steacy's Saturday Specials. "FRENCH BATISTE CORSETS-- LADIES' GARTERS Toronto, Ont., May sf a winds, fair. Sunday, 1 Special price ....... wen seers 30 HOOK-ON GARTERS-- . 25¢. quality for .. With waist strap, 50c. kind... Ie, WASH STOCK COLLARS-- iru 286. cans of A great assortment at AMERICAN GIRDLES-- ' 356. GUBEY BOE" urosl fevresirrnins 250. LADIES' COTTON HOSE : The best you ever saw for...... 25¢. LADIES' KID GLOVES-- New shades, manish cut at.....; 75. LACE CURTAINS The best in the trade at ..... $4.00 THREE-QUARTER LENGTH KID GLOVES-- Colors and black from $1.35 to New York, May 5.--William F, Ow- en, a Shakespeare comedian, who had appeared in companies with Booth,| THREE-QUARTER LENGTH McCullough, Forrest and Mrs. Fiske, GLOVES-- died on . Friday at 26 West 61st Silk or Lisle, new shades, 50¢c. to street. He was sixty years old, had ' y ) been on the stage forty years ami| Wasa Sitssioiensin sssvisessitnsessis: SoS was a member of the Players' Club, Actors' Order of Friendship and Actors' Church Alliance, the Guests Of King Haakon. New York, May 5.---A special cable to the Sun. from Copenhagen says : The < he 1 ong the guests at the coronation of King Haakon VII. and Queen Maud of Norway, on June 22nd. Thev are ex: pected to arrive in their own yacht a day or two before the beginning of the festivities Loss $3,000,000 At Santa Rosa. Oakland, = Cal., May b5.--Governor Pardee has received a despatch from Santa Rosa, stating that the proper- ty loss caused by the recent ecarth- quake will amount to $3,000,000, It will cost at least $150,000 to clear away the wreckage, o ------ Sentence Deferred. Belleville, Ont., May 5.--John Lucas, charged with stealing grain and flour from G.T.R. bonded cars, at the station here, was, this morntag, found guilty in the police court. Sen tence was deferred for a week, at the request of the prisoner's lawyer. Sheeth------------cyf Got Away trom Buffalo. Buffalo, N.Y., May 5.--The Western Transit steamer Buffalo, left this morning. She has a cargo of package freight and was manned by non-union mates and firemen. The boat got away without confusion. Better Rates. Windsor, Ont., May 5.---A general re-adjustment of freight rates from Windsor to Canadidn points and west is hoped for as a result of the hear- ing before the railway commission here on Friday and to day. No Change In' Oomdition. Hamilton, Ont, May 5.--No change is reported in Mr. Hendrie's condition this morning. . The only drug store that sells candy which is the choice of royalty. Me: Conkey's are sold at Gibson's Red Cross drug store. Phone 230. Mrs. Hugh Walker, wife of Belle ville's license inspector, is dead from pneumonia, leaving four sons and one daughter, a After careful selection of goods comparison of values, I have in nnd assortment of high grade = Wheels UNIQUE construction, afd pearance, and at prices both ING and SATISFY ING. vania railroad, on Friday night. NEw Special Just .to hand from the Dainty Dresden desi piquet edge, Prices oo from Be. R0 (nuns iisisinn. asmiagtel natess sasensers SOR Be sure and see them. STEACY'S DIED. . SIMPSON. --In Kingston, on 4th May, 1906, Bernard Simpson, aged sizty- three years. Funeral will lenve his late residence, No. 6 Rideau St., at 3.80 p.m., Sunday. for St. Mary's Cathedral, where a solemn libera will be gun. Friends and acquaintances are respectfull J vited to attend requiein mass, day morning, at 7.30, in the 'Cathe dral, for the of his soul, McKAY.--In Toronto, on May 4th, 1906, J. B. McKay, formerly Kingston. Funeral will take place, on Monday, up- on arrival of "TR . train, at 1.29 p.m. Interment Cataraqui Cemetery. Friends Seauaint: ances respectfully olin jto attend. ROBT. J. REID, The Waftey Usdertater "Phone 577. 222 Princess Se (GRAND OPERA X" HOUSE) Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday May 8th, 9th, 11th, Jy AND SATURDAY MATINEE "PARADA Direction of Capt, oh. W w. ws Huntington Dureau Boston. 2 - Benefit Mechanics Instuiute All Specinl Ponte Beautiful Costumes a Caius Mlects. Prices--25¢c., 85¢, and 50¢. Advance sale opens on Saturday. Thursday, May 10th, 10th, Buater Brown Thursday, ay, May 10th Farewell Tour Melvilly B. Rayniond"s Big Musical Cartoon, Comedy , By Permission of the ' Ni ¥. Herald ~i BRB. F. Outcant, Master Rice as Buster Brown 16 Raymond Scotch 2 gileets. 16 Popular Musical 33 Prety, Snow. Git * Fritentine., He tae Su Seats on le on Tuesday. Jams and Preserves Our stoék of Traported and Canadian Jams, Preserves and fi complete. Crosse & Blackwell's list Raspberry Jam, 1» glass Strawberry Jam, 140 glass - Peach Jam, 1b Pineapple Jam, 1 Apricot Jam; Ih" Green Gage Jam, 1- Marmalade, 1-1b Marmalade, 2-1b Marmalade, 7-b tins. glass glass Call and inspect. Second heels bought and sold. dw Blackberry Jam, Ib glass --