k-of bread-mak; n the flour mill n. : ecessary for you to nain strength you that the miller art. . His flour js ehold Flour d Spring wheat. capable of finer r cther variety, and ss that insures not at also the whitest, $t nutritious of ugh to try from. Cook," contains 130 pages of" published before. Your grocer E. Mills Co., Ltd, REAL. 4 2 Tweeds go to Scotland for veed. irmony of colors-- tone--an exclusive- n--a sturdiness ot h Tweeds that is Tweeds that Fit- wing this season are ey are distinctive. d Suits--$15, $18, p-..Parfectly Blight Proof ound, and every onc a sound oun he yer 14 lbs.; three months later It 4 ros caused the greatest sensation, high as $1,230 per Ib. beipg Poi Massey sold 14 Ibs. of hen G. last, whe incredulous; yet this mazed and OE a cheque oF £1.40 ($1.00 : Press (England), Januar) y to .. the kind ~ that brought the record o 300 lbs rom one lo. of seed fubers. auary 14th, 1905. : wo t $16 per Ib., Eldorado is repeating CY ated in England, making X . - ates and Canada: April 3H , 10 0 lbs.) of Eldorados for $3 h ot, Toronto, 40 lbs. for # e J the leading seed potato Ji - and the United States. | ful potato. + alti ill vield enough te plan py is hi 810. Plant now, 23% avant Crops last, raised 140 lbs. that year. l mon. < Canade, Sen 3 Sold only by us in Conn, hyo 3 otiatoes, checks paid: embers ¥ kinds, ' Beachville, Or soni n Seed Growers' E. P. Jenkins * Good Suits" Goad 3 For Boys of All Ages af B P. Jenkins Clothing Co. Baseball Goods The best obtainable articles for High Grade Balls, Bats, Masks and Protec- " Baseball Players, tors for amateur or profession- al teams. = 4 Angrove 'Bros,, "88-90 Princess Street. "BY JOHN H. MILLS AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE "Queenscote," the residence of Mrs. R. T. Walkem, part of the effects Wednesday Morning AT 10.30 AM. : JOHN H. MILLS, Auctioneer. GASOLINE Put in your tank at our dock. A large stock of Dry Bat teries, Spark Plug and Coils always on hand. SELBY & YOULDEN LIMITED. WHEN YOU WEAR Our Shoes you wear the best footwear to be had in King- ston Wear *"Allen's" Military Bootmekers Sign of Golden Boot. 84 Brock St. GROCERY AND LIQUOR BUSI- NESS FOR SALE. ° COLDEN LION GROCERY, KING- ston, Ontario, the property of the late WV. i. McRae, established, 1854. Ong of the finest businesses in Fastern Onthrio. Apply to Cunningham and Lyon. Vend- Ors' Solicitors, Kingston. mri dS Everybody luterested in Kingston Real Estate Now Read the Bulletin It is to your interest if you de Sire to sell your property to have it listed therein. SWIrE A RR URANCE AGENOY a ENE PR Sa on DIRECT FROM TURK I win ray good fees for useful Furniture, pata Stay and all other yoods. For trading, buying or selling. Po better place than Turk's Second-Hand Store 398 Princess Street. 190 for 956." The genuine Rland's p> Qi pills, at Gibson's Red Cross YEAR 73. NO. 124 Clothing Co.! * amr xmonaxna, i Civic Light Committee, '¢ p.m., Tues ay. Conunitteos of Ontario Diocese begin at 2.30 to-morrow. - The sun rises Tuesday at 4.25 a.m. and sets at 7.30 pan. Battery Band Concert Park Postponed from Weimesduy evening, for better weather. _ This day in history :--Orange Free State annexed by 'Britaiit, 1900; Will- fam Pitt bors, 1759; Paris burned. in Macdonald this" evening till Bernard Stock Co. has cancelled en- "agement, and there wil he no attrac- tion at the Grand Opera House this week, WHIG TELEPHONES. 243--Rusiness Office. 229--Editorial Rooms. 292--Jobbing Department: Old Blue We have just received a very pretty line of old "Blue Willow" in odd China Plates, Cups and Saucers, etc, Also a com- plete line of the old blue "Onion" pattern in pretty shapes and very cheap. |..ROBERTSON BROS. ] From Trapper to Wearer : Collectors, Exporters j and Manufacturers McKby 'Fur House, Kingston, Out. TUVHAARARAMANEAAAICS QUEBEC STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED River and Gulf of St. Lawrence Summer Cruises in Cool Latitudes 3 Twin Screw Iron SS. "Campana,' with electric lights, electric bells and all modern comfort. SAILS FROM MONTREAL ON MON- DAYS at 2 .pun,, 4th and 18th June 2nd; 16th and 30th July ; 3th and 27th August ; 10th and 24th September for Pictou, N.S. calling at Quebec Gaspe, Mal Bay, Perce Cape Cove, Grand River. Summerside $P. EL, and Charlottetown, P.E.l. 35 and upwards, S55. "Hermud- ian." 5,500 tons. Sailing fortnightly from New York, from 6th June to 21st November. Temperature cooled hy sea breezes seldom rises above 80 degrees. The finest trips of the season {or health and comfort. ARTHUR AHERN, Sggretary, Quebec For tickets and staterooms apply te J: >. HANLEY or I GILDIIR- SLBEVE, Ticket Agents -- Kingston, Ont. "GARD OF THANKS. I WISH TO THANK RELATIVES and friends for the kindness shown to my mother, Mrs. Tolls, while at the Kingston General Mospital and also at her home at Sydenham. BASEBALL SUMMARY. -- The Results of the Games With Standing. National League--Brooklyn, 4; Pitts- burg, 2. Philadelphia, 5; Cincinnati, 0. Chicago, 9; Boston, 4. New York, 5; St. Louis, 4. American Loague--Boston, 4; New York, 10; Detroit, Chica- 2. Phil go, adélohia, 3 St. Louis, 2. Cleveland, 6: Washisigton, 4. Fastern League.--Jersey City, 3 Newark, 2. Rochester, 13; Bajyi- more, 4. Sunday Games. National League. New York, 10; t Lotis, 5. Philadelphia, 4; Cincinnati, 4. Chicago-Boston, min. St, Standing Of Leagues. National League. New York, 676% (Chicago, 672; Pittsburg 600; Phila- delphia, 575; St, Louis, A77; Cincin- nati," 400; Boston, 324; Brookkm, 207. American Leaguo, .-- Philadelphia, £97: Cloveland, 667; New York, 59: St. Louis, 500; Detroit, 8500: Chicagn, A451; Washington, 304: Boston, 229, Kastern* Leaove.-- Buffalo, 625; New ark.' M5; Jersey City, 542; Rochester, 522. Baltimore, 480; Providence, .440; Montreal, 407; Toronto, 375. THF Over The Wedding Of Ena And Alfonso. IS-NOTHING ELSE TALKED OF IN STREET, HUT 3 DR DRAWING-ROOM, The Queen Consort Will Have the Most Cordial Welcome From Spaniards of Every Rank Will Be Three Days of ¥Holi- day. Madrid, May 28. --Although the wedding of King Alfonso and Princess Ena of Battenberg will not take place until June Ist, the popular celebra- tion of the ovent began here to-day. The city is Fapidly asstming its holi- day attire. Flags and other decora- tions are displayed in profusion every- there and a number of triumphal arches have béen erected by the muni cipality and patriotic citizens. Begin- ning with today there will be mili- tary parddes and band concerts every day. Cireus performances, bull fights and other popular entertainments will attract thousands to the various places of amusement and in the even- ings there will be special performances' at the theatres. Visitors from all parts of Europe are arriving here with every train and the hotels are rapidly becoming crowded. It is expected that in a day or two accommodations in the hotels will be at a premium and the prices are "already" assuming un usual proportions. The police depart- went. is kept busy watching the ar- rivals and preserving order, and its task will beeome more difficult from day to day. Extemsive precautions are being taken to prevent hostile de- monstrations by republicans and anarchists and a trong guard will surround the king and the princess at all times. The, preparations at the royal palace are nearly completed and' the arrangements for the cere mony definitely settled. Tt is said that the marriage ceremony will be unusually brilliant and gorgeous. Th s city is marriage mad. Nothing is talked of but the forthcoming wed ding of King Alionsé and Princess Ena. Never will a queen consort have had a warmer welcome than Spaniards of every rank are preparing for the: young English princess, In deed, Princess Ena has already exy perienced its warnith which the pass- ing hours only 'make greater. Her ANOe CASS great. to gather, waving flags, cheering and throwing 'flowers at her. In Badajos and Ferrol belle have rung, and "the people have made ex traordinary demonstrations of re joicing in the streets. If is announced that the governmeft will proclaim a three-day holiday, from Mase 31st, All public offices will be closed, and the people will devote themselves to merrv-making. At the solicitation of Princess Epa the Spanish king pardoned a con demmed man, about to be led to the scaffold. FOOLHARDIJESS COST LIFE. Boy Took Out Leaky Boat and Perished in Lake. Brockville, May 28.--At Club Lake, near. Gouverneur, N.Y., a young man, named David McIntosh, aged twenty vears, challenged several boys to ac 'company him for a ride in a leaky boat on the shore. All refused, and against the warnings of his friends, he pushed the boat into the stream and started away. About thirty-five feet out his laughs and jests suddenly stopped as he noticed the water fast filling - the boat, and in response to the shouts of those on the shore he slowly turned about making frantic efforts to reach the bank. As the old skiff went under, the frightened hoy leaped into the lake, and notwith- standing that he was known to be a good swimmer his friends watched in vain for hig appearance, When found he was standing erect with his feet so deeply embedded in the soft mud that it required considerable force to extri- cate the body from the clinging mass, The coroner deemed an inquest un- necessary. br st nie PORT ARTHUR BOOMING. City Charter Will For. Port Arthur, Ont., May 28.-The population "of Port Arthur has passed the ten ghousand mark, and at a special meeting of the council it was decided to apply for a. city. charter, According to the report of Assessor Mitchell, the population is now 10,215 an increase of 3,400 in the year, Thousands of 'dollars will be spent this year in streets, sidewalks, etc, and a new city hall is being plarined © to cost $100,000. 1 Be Applied Killed By Train. Kenora,® Ont.,. May Frederick Dunay, employed dt Peterson's camp, Ostersymd, met his death Saturda, by being run over by the transcontinen- tal train from the cast. He was working on the double-tracking, and was driving a waggon with a team of horses, when he was struck, The team of horses was also killed. 28, Bank Cashier Suicides. - Battle Creek, Mich., May 4 P. Broughton, cashier, of the National Bank of Battle Creek, committed sni- cide at his home here by hanging. His action is attributed to ill-health and despondency. The officials say his ac- counts are straight, Lightning struck a crowd of specta- tors at a ball game at Mobile, Ala., killing five, 1 "Dublin, May 28.-The steamer Duke PRINCIPAL WAITTE, : Montreal, May 285. Canon Waitte, principal of Bishop's College, Lennox- ville, is dead. CONVICTS KILLED One Was Son of Prominent Keén- tuckian. Greensboro, N.C., May 28.-Brent A. Morey, known as John B., McMillan, twenty-theee years old, who swas con victed in this city for forgery, and sentenced to two vears' imprisonment on the county roads, was shot to death near here while making a sense tional dash for liberty. Morey, with four other comvicts, got away from the guards, who opined fire on them, killing Jesse Thomas, a negro, instant: ly and mortally wounding Morey. The latter was taken to the hospital at High Point, where he dicd several hours later. Before his death he ad- mitted that his right name was not McMillan, upder which * had been known, but Brent A. the son of a prominent man Xington, Ky. Morey came to Greensboro last September, and' hy his prepossessing appearance, and. engaging manners wgs admitted to membership in the clubs and freely 'mingled with the best peo- ple in society. He 'was a welcbme ouest gt many of the homes of the first families of North Carolina. So ciety received' uy shock when he was arrested, charged with having forged the wame of the Cape Fear Manufac- turing company, by whom he was em- loved. He pleaded guilty in court, and had only heen ao convict three months, ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION A ------ Oi Tiflis Governor--Bombs in Sebastopol. St. Petershure. May 28.--An attempt was made to assassinate the eovernor of Tiflis, A man threw a bomb at the governor, hut the only result was the wounding of a Cossack. Another man then threw another homb, which did not explode. The chief of police shot and Killed ome of the men, A number of sbowbs were thrown in the square at Sebastopol, yesterday, during a review after a Te Deum, in celebration. of the -czar's coronation. Three persons werd killed and two wounded. Two arrests were made. _-- Prince Visited President. Paris, May 28.~The Prince of Wales paid a visit of half an hour to Presi dent Fallierce, yesterday, and later the president returned the visit. EIGHTY-SIX RADICALS Urge Australia Not to Support Fiscal Preference. London, May 28. Fighty-six radical members of the House of Commons have issued an appeal to Australian electors © not to support fiscal profor nee at the pending commonwealth elections. The = statement sa the question of preference was defeated by the most overwhelming majority in the history of the recent British eloe tions, not because of the lack of good will, but be se it meant a [tax on food. No colonial réturn could com pensate for this tax. TWO TH USAND TROOPS Needed to Quell South African Natives. London," May 28.--The Pistermarilz- burg correspondent of the Daily Tele gravh, says that Col. Mackenzie has notified the government that he re quires 2000 more men in order to cope with the rebellious natives. It ic the opinion of those gt the front that the natives will refuse to stand and fight. The prospect. 6f prolonged guer- illa warfare is certain. STEAMERS COLLIDE In Dense Fog in ° Pirth of 2 Clyde. of Gordon, of Glasgow, which has ar- rived here reports that she was in collision with the steamer Carrick, of the Ayr Steamship company; of Glas gow, early vesterday morning, in. the Firth of Clyde during a foo. The Car- rick 'sank, and her captain, cabin hoy and four paseengers are helieved to have been drowned, QUEEN WILHELMINA Will Become a Lutheran, Say the Reports. London, May 28.A despatch to the Daily Telboravh from. The Haous, saved it is vhimgred that Queen Wilhol- mina intimd# Lo Becothe . convert to the Lutherdfi creed: She has taken sents ifr the Lutheran church at Apel doom," and offlm attends the services, Buy. Nestles" food at Gibson's Red 'a member of May Come Over To Giv © Evidence. TOUCHING _ AFFAIRS AT THE COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE IN LONDON, ° The Laurier Tower Will Be at Once Rebuilt -- Mr. Goodwi ronto. Toronto, May 28.~The civic, investi- gation was resumed thi be- is morning be fore Judge Winchester. Crown Attor- ney Drayton tried to find out from the witness the whereabouts of 8, 8S. Clark, an employee of Bennett and Wright, but without success, Clark is supposed to know all about the plumb- ing contract in the new city hall. He has left the city with his wife, and his residence is for sale. The house is at present occupied by James Connor, a motorman, 'but Connor and his wife swore that they knew nothing of Clark. E. J. Lennox, the city hall architect will go on the stand this afternoon, gy Will Not Submit to Any Re- duction--He Carried Out Plans of the Architect. : Xo. Ottawa, May 98. --There is a well: defined report, although not yet con- firmed officially that Lord Strathtons will come to Canadas and testify be. fore the house commitice respecting the charges and counter char going on between Preston and Griffith and Jury, My. Goodwin, the contractor, has been ordered to proceed at once with the re-building of the Laurier tower, It) was given out that the government would hold him for one-half the cost of the ruined tower, $12,500; but Mr. Goodwin states that he will not: sub- mit to any reduction as he had fol. lowed the specifications including the change of nas by Architect Taylor. 1t is rumored that Architect Taylor, suspended by the department of pub- lic works in consequence of 'the Laur ier tower commission, has resigned, Some time in July, it is expected, the National Transcontinental Commis. sion will be able to wall for tenders for the construction of the line from Quebea to Moncton. There are now nind gurvey parties in 'thé field, and the work will not be sufficiently com: plete to permit the commissioners to reccommend either the river route or tho central route wmtil two months hence. BM AIRRAAI PITH OF THE NEWS. The Very Latest Culled From All Over The World. Karl Grey, Lady Sybil Grey and suite are in Hamilton. Greece has decided to break off dip- lomatic relations with umania. Mail steamers will sail from Liver- pool, Quebec, and Montreal heveafter on Friday instead of Thursday. Ada Rehan, the actress, was too ill to mil on the Siete tt Rew York for Sout plon, as planned Miss Anna the International King's Daughters. Rev. James Pearcn, M.A nuated Methodist, of Mo Dennis; died Friday in bis sixty-fourth year, Samuel Taylor, a Montreal music teacher, was accidentally drowned in the canal while giving his dogs a swim, In addressing some French pilgrims, the pope wept and almost broke down over the condition of the Roman Ca. tholics in France. 8S. 8, Cuming, Winnipeg, has left for Now York, where, on ee 2nd, he will be married to Mrs. Woodhouse, cousin of Président Roosevelt, Earl Grey will pas an informal visit to the Ontario Agricultural College on Thursday to see the experimental plots and the crops on the farm. The Ogilvie company's big elevator, at Fort William, containing 350.0 bushels of grain, slid from its founda tions and now hangs partly over the riyer. Wu Ting Fang, nan, seeing no the Chinese states- prospect of reform in the jutlicial or monetary systems of China, has visited the tombs of his ancestors, and retired in disgust to Shanghai A voung girl named McKay, residing with her parents at 222 Cooke street, Victoria, B.C., was fatally burned on Saturday. She was alone in 'the house at the time, and had apparent Iv been cleaning the stove when her clothing eaught five, Sergt. W.-H, Thompson, Pteg. J. 0, Miller and J. 8. Morrison, of the Sth Cavalry, and Pte. Mendoza, of the constabulary, together with five hor. ses, wore drowned yesterday in. Ling Yan river, Philippines, by the capsiz- ing of a ferry boat. ! SUCCESSFUL COCKING MAIN: Took Place on Island Opposite x Brockville. Brockville, Ont., May 28, There was a gay time on an unoccupied island in the river opposite Brockville. 1t' was taken possestion of by cock-fighters, who pulled off between eighteen and twenty battles to the delight of scores of spectators. All classes of Brook- ville's society were repgesented at the ringside, and there was betting galore, The birds were tainly owned hy local parties, the Ogdensburg, Lyn § and Gouverneur are said to have be re- presented. One bird handler lost near Iy 'all his birds and his entire wad. He was routed completely: The fighting orbind is in American waters, and Uncle's Sam's peace bificers were con: gictnts by their | absence. Between $200 and £300 changed hands, AN AFFECTING MEETING Between Brothers in An Hos- A pital. Windsor, Ont, "May 28 ---Charles Tapping, a young = Englishman, brought out by the Ratvation Army, laet March, found work on a farm at Ruthvin and liked the couitey so well that he sent for his married brother to come out from Fngland. The brother amd his family arrived at Ruthvisn = on Saturday, expecting to find Charles there, The latter had, in the mearffime, been removed to the hospital herve, sufffeing frém dn incur- abile dinate; 6 Hewly arrived brother came on here, where Re--~and Cross: Prue Store It's fresh there. + o - Charles Wpd an a ecting- meet . | 3a, wT p > GENERAL A.W. GREELY, "» Who is now in command of the troops stationed in San Francise pose of preserving order the relied measures orde. government. Owing to bs un in Washington his position 8 have disarmed his oppons difficult at first, but tactful reserve ents in the capigal JAMES J, HILL TO LOBBY On the Bills Affecting Western Railroads. Ottawa, May 28.~James J, Hill is coming to Ottawa, next Monday, to lobby on bills affecting western rail ways, and will also address the Cana. dian Club. The theatrical menagers of Canada opened their first convention here, this morting. The opening session was de voted to organization, snd the after: noon given to wighteceing. MAN FOUND DEAD g TS. lv y : Toronto, . May 28.--Victor Jacobs, who came to Topemto, from some point on Thursday last, was found dead in his room, in the Commercial house, on Jarvis street, this morning. Jacobs was sitting in a chair with a newspaper over his head. Heart failure was the cause of death. A brother came here with Jacobs, but he cannot be located. . THE G.T.P. TERMINUS Am-- In Winnipég OChiosen--Is Main "Street Route. Montreal, May 28.--The wmuch-dis cussed termings in Winnipeg, of the Grand Trunk Pacific, has been settled and the annguncement was made, to- day, by F, W. Morse, general managor) that the Main street route nas been chosen This will be the union depot, SUPREME COURT JUSTICE Appointed in Place of Henry A. : Childs. Albany, N.Y., May 28 Gov, Hig- ins announces the, appointment of on. Cuthbert W. Pound, of Lockport, to be judtice of the supreme court in place of the late Justice Henry A. Childs, of Medina, . SANK IN GALE. pr A Steamer Went Down Off Cleve. land, Ohio. Cleveland, Ohio, May 28.--The steam: er Mabel Wilson went down off the breakwater here, this morning, in the ale which prevailed all 'night. Fenn ilson, of Buffalo, second engineer, was drowned. iia m---- 4 Who Knows McColl Col. Gordon, 0.C., has had a lot- ter from Ottawa regarding the present whereabouts of Donald McColl, said to have been born. at Kingston and to have served in the late South African war. He was last beard from in Johannesburg, S.A. Why knows of his movements ? Child Seriously Scalded. Brockville, Ont., May 28,~ The three year-old child of W. Rowsome, near Athens, «on Saturday, upset a pail of boiling water left on the step, and was so seriously scalded that faint hopes are: entertainéd for its. recovery. ies . Lynched A Prisoner. Charlotte, N.U;, May 28.-One hun- dred und fifty men stormed the jail, at Wadeshoro, and secured a prisoner and hanged him. AS Killed In A Wreck. Lowisville. Ky., May 28 --Seven pec- sons were killed, this morning, in a wreck in the Louisville Nashville yards heres The! seismograph at Ottawa, failed to record the reported earth shocks at Houghton, Mich, If there was an earthquake it mukt have been a de cidedly shallow one. The view is that it was a cave-in in one of the mining That is surely coming, and it without saying that the Stoacy is splendidly ready for this event. Peoplo have coma tb reco the Metropolitan character of business and to nounce an event, it will of anything have. ! omy Nes All That's Ne In White Goods we have ready your inapection t= «7 WHITE "LINENS--97 Hf et od Hnens a 3 WHITE SWISS Spor MUS China va RR Ran wake OF WHITE-AD GLOVES able kinds cv vv He. 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