Dining 20000; from | and his by Feldman in burglarizing out be were handled more cautiously, the Tobbuty, could not trunk as t had i before seen Schacher, Ernest tify e denied all connection with the wile of Feldman or anv- ter , kno! . La triking re- tween Chaeles Sobacher ames Lesslio, of the Canadian Ex- orsames Letaln, showed the record of a trunk being shipped Fouts, machinist, Moptren, recognized tools on exhibit. Cross- 'examined ho recognized a Picture of Feldman as the man who did the or- ring. sph Bicne, foreman trunk maker with a Montreal firm, recognized the trunk as one he made, L. R. Macdonald, an electrician, Montreal, remembered selling some batteries and buying them back. He could not identify the prisoner or Wood, e d, Montreal, baker, had 8, Diamond, Mon ed sther, of seen them to, 8. Ford, Montreal G.N.W. express messenger, delivered message number | 88 to St. Dominique street. A" ian gigned for it; but he did not remem- ber if it 'was: prisoner. Case For The Defence. At 4.30 the caso for the defence be- gon, Ernest W. Busch, Montreal of- ficial stenographer, division court, the first witness, said he commenced a case, Carnovsky . vs. Abramson, 10.15 a.m., Tuesday, and it finished at noon "harles Schacher was the Dr, N. Schacher, brother of the pris- oner, said he bad five brothers. His brother Abraham was not in Mont. real the last part of November, but 'har! id not leave town that month. On Saturday evening, the 18th, his brother Charles played cards; witness was also present. Preceding Satu , Witness saw his brother daily. Witness identified writing on <7} the hotel ister as 'that of his y eo A Witness showed a «J letter from Abraham, written recently "from New York. He jod Raving called on Wood at Mrs. Cooke's house. "LHe said there was a striking resem. fice between his iwo brothers, Charles gud _Abtubgun, and one could i ist the two men. i conclusion of the doctor's evidence, court adjourned until this morning, h-- To-Day's Prosesilings. uk A strenuous attempt on pal the defence is to prove an alibi, Sev- eral witnesses 'gave evidence that the prisoner was in Montreal on the night fi ing 1 tain the safe-breaking Which ers to have been used the jewel- s Mr. Whiting was about to take the contents a warning came : 'thi are inclined to be ex- plosive," said Wood, and the articles Sugorumn, with whom Feldman and ano boarded the week ious > Ie one these men had. He answered the sdeseri Prion of ted or Be thoy * Witness addressed Wood, a Tan E reminded remem. | ered the circumstances, perfectly, that | Detroit News, left $50,000 to Detroit A.--"1 was served with a subpoena.' "How many transacti have had with this man?" on . "Two; the other year ago." : Relative to this one in February, a second transaction witness could not recall days f Schacher's visit, hours or any ther details. He said it was the cheque that brought hack the first purchase. To Nr. Nickle witness defined the y as being from lamp- evening, until stars to day eve. . Sophia Poucho sky, a graduate of Mount Pelier University, France, gave her evidence throu, the inter- pretation of Prof. Macgi livray. Wit- ness practised in Rone since last July. She was present at the confinement of Mrs. Charles Schacher, September 26th, and attended at ap- 0 confinement November 16th. Witness had a book in which she made tries of hese attendances. She was not pai T attendance on Mrs. Schacher until Saturday, Novembe 18th; Charles Schacher paid her, in his own 8 douse, 161 St. Street, about noon. , Witness remem- bered date of her being paid, owing it being two days after the date an ory in her book. » " ou ever see. Mr. McKay be- before or ' y "No." ao you work for Schacher 1' 2 0. "How do you live on $120 a year 3" all she made y m by practising during ; past year.) Proabot, $300 from my brother in Witness recalled the dates on which Sh fl Snibet 0! ly' to why she re bered the date, she said Mes Was present on the 18th and did the paying, Ester Colmanovitchsky, through Mr, Lilton, a Yiddish inter , said she was working with rn Schacher until N 18th, last year. She was there that night about six o'clock to get her pay. Her father was with her. Charles ~ Schacher gave her go cheggue, but her father said shé" would want the cash. To Mr, Whiting wit- ness said she did not know what date, o-day, was, t s C. Stein, a Montreal manufacturer of cheese gave his evidence thro llivray. He German Jow, 2 and butter, h Prof. Mac- was a witness in son--on Thursday, when Morris Scha- cher, 'made a loan of $3.50 from him. On Saturday witness went to Morris to get his money. Morris was at Charles'. He is frequently at Scha- cher"s house because his "girl" works there. He saw Charles that night but did not speak to him. Witness said he came to this trial without a subpoena: he had not told the -Schachers what he knew of the case. He only knew there was a rob- bery in Kingston, through people hav- ing read of it in the papers, and told nn. Mrs. Schacher, wife of the prisoner, said she had three children, the last having been born Si 26th. Witness knew her husband paid the medical attendant on November 18th. After her case in division court, on the 16th, she remembered that her husband was home on the next day and Saturday. = Witness said her brother-in-law, "Abe." rented from her the attic of 161, St. Dominique street, carried on business as Schacher & Co., her husband as Schacher & Schacher. Witness 'said she had never seen Woods, in the house. To Mr. Whiting witness said her husband carried on business in . Now York, until he failed and went to Montreal. "Did you ever see Feldman ?" "Never in my life." "Did you ever receive a letter from Woods #* "Ro. Witness said she had nothing to prove that "'Ahe"" carried on business as acher & Co. "Abe" came to her house the Sunday after the trial, ab- out 10 a.m. She did not know of a ing that Sunday mom- ing. She believed "Abe" moved to New York in December, but sho did not sec him take any furs with him. Witness identified ' the signature: "A, Goldberg" on the money order receipt as in "Abe's" handwriting, the sign- ing Smit and H. on the Ran- deluh Hotel register was similar to "Abe's." "Bibby's Shirts. "Bibby's."" We have exclusive patterns in soft shirts. Every looker ev are handsome, Thc., $1 and $1.25. The Ti D. Bibby Co. : -------- The late James E, Scripps, of the to be used on some public improve- ment for the beautification of the city. The Roman Catholic College, cof tish *| than three 9 the afternoon. i ] offering : The deacons, oral deans, the chancellor, Dr, Gardiner; J. R. Dargavely Mr. Wright, Mr. Kidd. ; The registrat's report was presented by Canon Grout; and adopted. Rev. Dr. Tucker, Toronto, general He stated its duty in regard to missionary ef- fort, and along with the twin diocese of Ottawa had an incentive to the othef\ dioceses. Ontario diocese was now raisihe $6,000 a vear for the mis- his visits to the other dioceses, and in all of them the outlook for contribu- tions were s most promising. He was confident that in 1906 more than $100,000 would be raised. Archdea- cons Pentreath and Lloyd, two dis tinguished western men, were coming to Ontario diocese to help in the mis- sion campaign this year. The develop- ment of New Otatie demanded great er missionary effort on the part of the Church of England which so far has only two missionaries there. In Sas. katchewan, 'there are 70,000 English people and yet there are not more missionaries representing the Church of England in that exten. sive western country. The people there are awaiting the advent of the mis- sionary, through the liberality of the Canadian church, The Church of Eng- land is advancing to the work of the west, and its members are called upon to give their individual aid. Chancellor McDonald presented the report of the committee on deceased members of synod, «» Dean Smith, Dr. R. T, Walkem, K.C,, chancellor, R. fh TC (Trent am a mora). Report Adopted. These reports were presented and adopted « Rural Dean Dobbs--Of diocesan board of general missions, rejoicing over the full payment again of the apportionment of $5333. Sunday school offerings are steadily raising, having nearly doubled this year, St. James', Kingston, lead this year with 8916. A strong forward movement among young people was urged. The deputation work last year was excel- lent, and this year Archdeacons Pen- treath and Lloyd, from the west, will visit with Rev. Dr. Tucker, Edw: J. B. Pense, of the committee upon memorials tG Archbishop Lewis and Doan Smith, reporting the placing of a contract for the oak reredos at the cathedral of imposing design; re- conunending a design for a pavement of English ecclesiastical tiles, with marble altar steps, and that two in- scribed Lrass tablets be ordered, all to be completed within the original estimate of $1,750. The subscriptions received so far amount to $1,081, in- cluding $300 from the bishop and $427 from the congregation of St. George's. Fourteen parishes have con- tributed to date, less than one-fourth of the number, Rev. H. H. Bedford-Jones--0f edu. cational committee, reporting five stu- hents under partial sustentation : at Trinity College, Toronto, assisted in two cases by the S.P.G. There is ga balance to the good of $670, through funds and increased offerings, though twenty-three parishes failed to re. spond. The visits of Rev. Dr. Smith, of New York, and the Sunday school conferences in five centres of the dio- cese were commended for stimulating influences. A similar conference dur. ing synod in June has been arranged and a pastoral before days of inter- ------m-- -- E> "OUTING ere's yours to be, on land or water--or the mixed pleasure of both--let's dress your head for "either--or both. Dusk and Serge, Yachters, 50. to 82, Special White Yachters for 25. Canvas and Linen Outing Hats, be, "Land and Water" Felts, 50c. THURSDAY, JUNE ts. ~ time of the synod on of Lieut.-Col. Halliwell, a resolution express- ny 1 teful © je e Edwards- ts gra appreciation of the $100 eabh- Wolf Island, Auxiliar, : the embarrassed $150 each--Marmora, Shannony ille, of | Selby, Westport, Mallorytown. $350 each--Parham, Sharbot Lake. 'would hereby express $100 each--Bancroft, Clarendon and y with the diocese oa in the sad loss archdea- the treasurer, Mr. Pense, Dr. Preston, that Ontario diocese had nobly done sionary society. Dr. Tucker spoke of for, Only sixty-four out of 115 schools contribu to Indian education, in answer to the Lenten appeal, and a great rtunity of inspiration ant aid is thus partly neglected, . Junior '| branches of St. Andrew's rotlierboed re urged u all parishes. "Edw. J. PB. Pense--For diocesan mission board, reporting collections, $8,129; interest, $1,141. Grants paid out, $6,454; diocesan can- ida er, TE a 10; individu, 'ants ; tram A rants, pital, $2,500. 'There was a surplus of $539 on the year's accounts; balance on hand, $2,- 214, The grants recommended for cur- rent year were : $200 each--Lansdowne Front, Ernest- town, Welli $250 each--Pittsburgh, Augusta. $300 each--Loughhoro, Marysburgh, Palmerston, Coe Hill, Bannockburn, Maynooth, Special grants--Oxford Mills, $135; Marlbank, $100, Wolfe Island, $50; Glen. Miller, $50; Loughboro, $50. For past year's care of mission of May- nooth, Rev. J. C. Dixon wis voted $100, and to Rev. C. J). Young, for care of * Millbridge, 850. The commit- tee ordered the grant to be withheld from two missions, which had neglected annual parochial collections, Rev. W. W. Burton, diocesan mission. ary secretary, canvassed eight parishes. There was contributed to eral funds or stipends, $9,653 where ,600 was hefore given; and to dio- Cesan - missions, $2,733, where $1,218 has ived. The missions of 4 received Coe Hill 'and Bannockburn, and the parish of Kitley were also visited and guarantees obtained for proper sti- pends to clergymen or lay readers, Rev, W. W. Burton--Of diocesan li brary, acknowledging - gifts and . the services of Rev. S. Tighe in acting as librarian, Edw. J. B, Pense--Upon diocesan augmentation, reporting the canvass during past year of the parishes of Marysville, Bancroft, Coe Hill, 0Ox- ford Mills, Lyn, Edwardshurg, Tren- 'ton, and St. Pauke ki Mm, with subscriptions totalling 2,650, of which $908 was paid down. The cash receipts of the year, on old and new subscriptions, were $2,656; expenses $469. The widows' and orphans' fund received © 8874 to complete its allot- ment; the See house fund was given $1,320 on account. Uncollectable pledges had been written off. Rev, F. . Dibb. will complete the canvass of the diocese this year, without charge, except for necessary expenses, his sul- ary ceasing June 30th. He will con- tinue collections of subscriptions on a commission, Rev, J. R, Serson--0f clergy fund, reporting interest income $5,364, after $5,000 had been paid annuities, the balance on hand of 81, 463 accumulated interest, was trans fotred "to capital, according to pow rule. Rural Dean Armstrong--O0f hoard of rural deans, in detail upon improve- ments and changes in parishes, Archdeacon Macmorine reported up- on the state of the church in the dio- cese. All parishes had reported cept two. Households 3 sixty-one, but on account of emigra- tions there had been a decline in the total of individuals, There was also small falling off in the number of communicants. Twenty-three parishes reported gains, but the shrinkage a little less than 100. The exodus the west was the chief cause of the shrinkage. However, the number of Easter communicants of 1906 exceeded those of 1905 by 155. There was an increase in Sunday school pupils and teachers and in Sunday school col lections to the amount of $700. Tw, new churches were completed during the year, at Arden and Elgin, and tw,, new parsonages at Brotkville and Am. herst Island. Church property had in- creased to the value of $27,000. "It is a wonder," said Archdeacon ! Mac- morine, "that we hold our own in view of the exodus to the west." Chancellor McDonald's canons deal- ing with matters of discipline, eloc- tion of delegates to general and pro- vincial synods, expenses of legal con- veyances, appointment of a solicitor, were passed. Rev. C. P. Emery moved a resolu. tion, requesting the bishop to consult the house of bishops regarding the ad- visability of a petition to the arch- bishop of Canterbury to send a mis- sion of spiritual help to the church iy, trust of in ex- had increased by, was to Steamer North King leaves at 10:15 a.m,, Sundays, for 1,000 Island points, Seturaing leaves at 5 p.m. for Roch- ester, N.Y., via Bay of Quinte, i "Bibby's" Bostery. slery. "Bipby's." he "This is cession for Sunday schools was asked | receipt of . a.m., on Saturday, at 3 p.m, Sunday afternoon. chased extensive dockage property on the river, the same house, an lotte, whic) purnoses. will be abandoned. 3 Rk mount and consort, Fort hushels of grain 9.000 bushels of oats. with four licht barges Propeller Hamilton, frst racing and some exciting Canada great work and showed her heels her Genesee. The Troquois minutes and five seconds ahead of the Brockville Recorder. for the capture lifer who escaped from Kingston peni- tentiary, and near Yonge the government, of the, three claimants, Messrs. Davis, Eyres and Mallory $100 offered. Messrs, Eyres and Davis accepted lory would not, and wards received and interest allow- ed at highest current rates. fee Ee ------ INTO THE QUARRY WENT CARRIAGE AFTER RUN- AWAY HORSE, Jecupants of iVehicle Badly Hurt --Small Hopes for Mrs. Cass' was driving down Russell street, to. wards Montreal street. On the seat beside her was Mrs. Annie Cass, Enoch Godwin being behind, sitting in the bottom of the pehicle. On the road they met two men, named Peters, push- ing a cart, loaded with wood. The horse took fright, and the driver was unable to chek its wild career. On the left hand side of Russell street, gs on2 approaches Montreal street, is a quarry without any surrounding fence. Into this the unfortunate party was precipitated. All were badly bruised, Mrs: Cass in particular being seriously hurt, R. J. Reid's , ambulance was hurriedly summoned, and accompanied by Dr. Campbell, who was quickly on hand, the injured women were con- veyed to the General Hospital. In the mix-up, Mrs. Cass was thrown under the horse and carriage, sustain- ing a fracture of both jaws, and se- vere injuries to the head. Very small hopes are held out for her recovery. Mrs, Rvan escaped much better, how- ever, and is not seriously hurt, Mrs. Rvan was able to leave the hospital this morning being so far re covered from her injuries. Mrs, Cass, on the contrary, is still ip a precari- ous condition, and her recovery a matter of doubt. It appears that the horse sprang in- to the quarry carrying vehicle, occu: pants, and all along with it. MARINE NEWS, What is Gathered Front Around the Harbor. The steamer Donnelly will leave the dry dock Saturday. The tug Frentenac loaded ~withs, to-day, for Garden Tsland. Schooner Clara Youell arrived night from Oswego, Booth and company. The government supply hoat Scout, went around Snake Island this morn. ing to attend to the buoys, Steamer Toronto made her trip yes- terday, the first since Sunday, she having broken a cylinder on Tuesday. Swift's wharf: * Steamer Belleville, yesterday; steamer Kingston, down and up, to-day: steamer Rideau King to Ottawa, to-day. . The 88. Fairmount made a record timo to Kingston on her last trip down. She left Port Dalhousie at 5 bound for King- in Port Dalhousie last with coal for ston, and was back Fhe tug William 1. Proctor, and three barges arrived $n port" 'this morning with coal from Charlotte. One of the barges, Mary Lyons, left off hers with coal for the spile dock, and the other two proceeded to Ogdensburg. The Rochester Yacht Club has put- Summerville side of the Genesen side as the new olub- the old house at Char has been used for storage + Company : Propeller Rose- Hamilton. from the former with 8,000 and the latter with Tug Thompson from Montreal. Rosemount and copsort, cleared for Fort William. The Rochester Yacht Club held its of the season on Sundav races resulted. The defender Troquoi« did to anv thren William, cup rivals, the Kee Lox TI finished ee Lox. Mallory Wouldn't Accept. The payment of the reward offered of Chalabran: the who was later captured Mills, has been made by who allotted to cach y one-third this division, but Mr. Mal- w the government A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED Money Orders Issued. the time of that well-dressed men give Particular atten tion to the app { their feet of 25¢. and Office: Gor. Privosss and Bagot Streets | Recovery--Mrs. Ryan Not ¥ and Sealp Cleansep so Badly Hurt. "ino Tor sate Yesterday afternoon, between four | ean always Le Procurdd ap yet it and five o'clock, a very serious rung. | McLeod's. . mes B, way" accident occurred in the northern Por. Seott's J White Liniment section of the city. Mrs: Alice Ryan | %.d, Mass. © "O00 NB. and Chelmgs ------ G of ths | and in all probability there patterns in Prints we show. kind that grandma wore, that the hest wearing. Suppose you cal and sce ? ment is the Gog Warm the liniment rubbing it in we), Bandnge "the frealy, well saturateq With the liniment, Le Large bottle. 25 cantg, Also An Excellent Hair Re.tongy TW ~ Tal Now ig The Time To Have Furs Remodelieg And Repaired W. F. GOURDIER'S 78 and 80 Brock Street Kingston's Only Exclusive Fur Store Gifts in Pearls For Bride, Bridesmaid or Groomsman Pearl Stars, and Pend ants, in quaint and deli- cate designs. Pearl Bar Pins, Handy Pins, Lace Safeties. Pearl, Paved Sfick Pins for Cravat or Tie, suitable in style and price. Pins, and SMITH BROS. : Jewelers :: Opticians Phone 666 Issuers of Marriage Licenses SOLINE Put in your tank at our dock. 'A large stock of Dry Bat. teries, Spark Plug and Coils t always on hand. SELBY & YOULDEN LIMITED. Buy That Summer Dress On Friday No need to wait any longer before on decide, The warm days are here, are still : i Hence rarmer ones in store lor has placed his portion to its OWN CFe- {he great necessity of g prepared Dunn, a lordship said that the dit. for 'the heat: when it does com ouse of bishops would) not consider % vis . < : or the het en such a ny, and it was useless t, | ('Bibby's" Pointers. "Bibby's."' pass the resolution. However, there] 11 you have $10, £12, $13 or $14 you : & strain. needed on | your was no seconder, and the resolution | Wish to invest in a new suit, sir, hang No great strai was dropped. right on to it, nntil you have seen | sh resources when buving a Wash On motion of Dudley L. Hill, tho { ours. The H. I. Bibby Co. ta question of closing the financial year A Dress here. For instance was referred to a committee, : Sent To House Of Industry. ie Mr. Pense presented this amendment The old man from Oswego, without to the diocesan mission fund ©: "The | home or friends, who has heen about ~White Muslins, in stripes or hoard may on recommendation of the | town for" the past few days and gave oheoks.".......... 6c. lord bishop grant to a missionary up- | strong evidences of being: very ill yes- d Lup on his first appointment a sim not | terday noon, was sent to the House & yatc and. up, exceeding $100, a6 an allowance to en-| of Industry on order of the mayor, pv: Colored Muslins Ge. able him to procure a travelling out- | He was apparently a worthy: case and --Faney Colo fit, such grant to be subject tn such {though a citizen of the United States, a yard and up. terms as the board may enact." Ad- [he is at least human and it was but 2 . Muslins, white, extra opted. common decency to treat him so. --Swiss Spot Muslin 121e. Synod adiourned at six o'clock to S---- at : sit again at 10 g.n., Thursday. * Very' often: physicians recommend and up. (Continued P 3 "Celestine Vichey Water," to he tak- cariely ON Ahiued 'on Page 3.) n before breakfast. The genuine is ~White P.K., in a big va 13. sold at Gibson's Red Cross ' Drug at ee oe L Chickens Stolen. store, a SB and up. Thirty chickens were stolen from the , Pers: | premises of J. R. Forster, last night, ~Vietoria Lawn, India Linen, \ The thief is a man who was careful ! : 3 ian Lawn, Organdie, Batiste an not to take the larger stock, becanse 8 sit our vil S ian Jaw, "Goods at popular he knew it would create comment if x other White Go seen in le Pen; ho Rook all the little --IN THE-- prices. ones. He will be burprised to hear that Mr. Forster on name, "as Standard Bank of Canada ~ : { the dainty he was seen leaving the premises. + y You will be surprised a -- Deposits of one dollar and u Not the 1,000 ° Islands-Rochester. ' ' «put the kind i o dressers of to-day # | on Friday N& SHA | idling. Someth n F Stylish FOR } $2.00 . Patent Le: Large Eyelit Heavy, flexibi H. JENNING! Waggons. As thers has beautiful smow this more wsed. If Waggon or Buggy will' be to your ~Jas. L. The Carri 390 Princess THE FR LOAN & INVES ESTABLIS President--Sir Ri Money loaned on perties. Municipal tures. Mortgages received and interes S. C. McGill, M. 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