block, a fourstorey 3 no When the en arrived they Pie. Is asleep in the rooms building was awn by the Claflin "heirs. The origin of the fire is not "known, ; Received Fatal Blow. mon "Bx: a B® 1 ned by, hier Tustion Merits to de- | aver on ¥8 feet tramqg,ed on chest. Wood wi ) ital .in an but later in the afternoon he regained HE ing" is the term scribe the transaction, which he fur declared was "a license to keep a house of ill-fame." " _ Stands to Tuesday to notify attor- ----t SERIOUSLY INJURED At Cobourg Camp-Private Loses 8 Big Sum. _ Cobourg Camp, June 28.--Private Loyst, of No. 8 company, 17th Regi ment, yesterday, lost, within the lines of his regiment a purse Pontaising a old ring, two 85 bills, two $2 bills ? two notes amounting to $1,700, When the matter was reported to. the : uartors taken and notification of the loss was iwved in the su tary brigade orders. 3 rr is offered fof the re. y property. by od eneral Lake finished his inspection 0 the camp, yesterday, and expressed his. vai of ail a he hai won. v's proceedii were marred an unfortanate a to Trooper Wood, of x Jauadra. Sed_Bras orse, while travel od and ! nn esr on Wood', a8 rem to the field hosp in unconscious condition, consciousness, and, though the doctors have not been able to make a thor- examination, it is not anti-ipat- ed that his injuries will prove very serious. MORE EXEMPTIONS Shall We Agree With English Decision ? JIN Windsor, Ont., June 23.--The appeal against the assessment on the new re- of the priest of St.. Alphons- us church, raised a point in law that will be far-reaching in its effect, if the appeal is upheld. E. A. Cleary, acting for the parish, contends that, a recent decision in England, all church property is exempt from taxation. The court of revision refus- ed to give a decision and passed the anestion to the county judge. If the English decision is upheld, it will mean that all over Ontario the resi- dences of ministers and priests can- not be assessed and thus more valu- able property will be added to the list of exemptions, + GOT A FRANCHISE To Run Anywhere in City of Windsor. Windsor, Ont., June 23.--At a Spe- cial meeting of = the city council, last night, the Windsor, Essex and Luke Shore Electric railway, at present un- der coupstruction from Windsor to Legmington, and within two years to be extended to Chatham, received a fiftyyear franchise through the city. company will he permitted to use "T* rails wherever it wishes, but it is to substitute girder rails after three years if the city s0 orders. The tik hy a: Drojastion ard us Ww | out. of the eab window and bleed: from his ears and nose, He . is 8" parents live in. Port: $2.50 Rochester And Return $2.50 . ate Caspian, Alex- ; Ey ex. 538 T ' and July Ist and Sn. its good for. return ungil ly oP: Maney for i ib hore She You san got; : elleville, died, Fri- ing, at the residence of his tor, Walter Turner, aged <five years. He was born in Eng- "hut had yeut the greater por- Fort William, June neu Io Ri Tams, yard of PR. 3 8 head - out of the cab of the he wi 8 was strongly opposed at every step by four aldermen, but ecar- ried by a good majority. STORM IN KANSAS. Does Great Damage to the Wheat Crop. Topeka, Kan, June 23.- One of the most severe storms of the season rag- ed here all night. Nearly three inches of rain fell in Ava hours. Consider- able ge was done to pr iy, a number of buildings a oe) and unroofed. The storm was gene ral in Eastern and Central Kansas, and it is reported that the wheat crop has been greatly damaged. Signed Wage Scale. Dubers, Pa., June 23.--The Buffalo & Susquehanna Coal company, employ- ing several thousand miners, signed the le, and will resume ] ations 'at "all plants. next Nop. has Arms prompt action was |' An Chown's the e, oe A ne the | 8 take day : also paid estate, J. the farm. and costs. $90. ation to which he including, be ended. defendant lars. with hig 'Cairns, Ver, are s, Mrs, M. Melita, Norris. of Miss J tion with £110 box boxes at dangh ter force of 't known in past two very low, ts. & a "Trusses, fob BRE Teat slitters she died this morning. : He nt di to Gananoque for burial, - produc receipts for the meney boride Vale F - ent was for Queen's for $60 That "the Somplotely wound up and all disputes That the Napanee, Saskatoon, liott Vanalsting anu are expected in town to spend colored and 1,260 white. the Western Harold, son of W, 8. Herrington, met with an accident last school the boys were playing "duck an the rock," rand Harold got ting a nasty gash, The annual race meot on Monday, July 2nd: $775 will be of- fored in prizes. Baseball and rived a Tp wie s mother" § buys 8 Cross Drug Store, Tasty and, sichongh st, an doctors dia hove possible to save her A 3 QUEEN'S VS. HICKEY. Judgment for Plaintiff for $60 and Costs. At county court, Saturday morn ng, Judge M; , presiding, the case of 's College vs. John Hickey, was The intifis claimed rental of a farm in Clarendon township, W. F, Nickle appeared for the plaintifie and George Smythe for the defendant. "The defendant had paid the money for rental, thought was the kins, Ardoch, who formerly owned the farm, of which Queen's were the mor- . Watkins, however, had not the t to take the money. Defendant to a party whom he right one---G. Wat. $20 to the assignee of the 8. Gould, for hay. This he has to pay over again to Queen's, 823 Helonald, for the college, showing Queen's to be the owners of the only witness produced the deed The defendant on his own The plaintifis had asked for ------ Shatela vs. Rahal. The following is the judgment given out by Judge Madden in the case of Joseph Shatela vs, David Rahal, an wind up a partnership, in had reserved judgment : That the partnership in the plead- ha be = dissolved as of date April That the plaintiff pay all the debts contracted by him in reference to the ip including Shatéla, That the contracted by him the wages of defendant pay all debts in the partnership wages of Florence Crabtree. partaership be declared plaintiff do recover from one hundred and ten dol- Defendant to pay costs. ! THE LARGEST YET. ---- Big Boarding of Cheese. at Nap- anee Market. Jine MW. --~d. F. Cairns, 18 spending a few days parents, Rey. and Mrs, HM. John street. Mrs. SN, C. Jarner and their children, Miss Anna Master Sydney and Miss y Ethel, Den- penalng some weeks in town, BR. Mabee and little son, are guests' of her father, W. Miss May Steacy entertained a few of her young friends to a drive to Degeronto, on Wednesday, in honor conic Baggs, Deseronto, ki. bride, Chicago, d a vaca- his parents, Mr, and Mrs. levine Vanalstine, At Friday afternoon's cheese board es of cheese boarded, 1,550 Sales, 2,345 He. This is the largest number of cheese ever boarded in one duy. at the Napanee cheese board. Un Wednesday, June 20th, Miss Kfiie, er of I, A, McCabe, North Freaericksburg, and . Robert Rennie were married by Rev. J. R. Real, at Methodist Parsonage. week, While at i the he stone over his ye, cut- will be held other The Citizens' Ga So a nd s Yicton, + will provide music, Miss Adda Reid, A Enterprise, well- Napanee, and ill for, the years of tuberculosis, is at uw huh of her brother 158 Janet teston ar- , Vesterday, from Denver, Col, to spend the summer with her ster. Arthur Webb, Toron- rh the guest of his grandparents, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Macdonald. a perfect fit. guaranteed. At De. Chown's, y- and milking tubes, at 5 3b by 84, regular $75, for $55, at how Ba elected to he magistrate, judge or jury, he the latter though an ignorant eh ed his lack of reasons for a hy he owner of the stolen bicycle, Gordon Dick, said he left his wheel outside Oldrieve's store, Thursday af- ternoon, at 1.45 o'clock. When he re: turned for it at 6 pm., it was gone; he or it to poles, At four 0' ftarda y he some one was to sell a bicycle at George Hass Ditario vro Witness saw 8 wl that . He reported it to the police. Witnors did" not know who ale fhe reel, A George asson said the boy came to his place on a wheel Thursday at 9.30 pm. Withess asked him where he got wheel, the boy said, "on the other side." The hoy wanted to sell the wheel, because he fell down, and broke hig knee. and couldn't ride any mare; The hoy declared he had owned the wheel for a year. wanted 810, and witness gave the boy a watch and chain and $1 cash. Witness asked the boy if he had stolen it. This the boy denied. The hoy said he had proof he owned the wheel: a man in the hospital knew him. Witness and boy went to hospital but the man knew nothing of the wheel, Then the hoy was willing to give hack the watch and 81 for the wi The little fellow asked the witness : "UI Day for any damages I have done, will you lot me go 2" He was committed for trial. The first case of forestalling was read against Horace $hea, who was charged with huying two erates of ber- rics. He pleaded "not guilty." ; Melville Keech who was said to have made the sale, denied selfing any ber- ries to defendant. Police Constable Arniel declared he saw Mr. Shea talking to the previous witness. Shortly after Keech carried three crates of berries, and set them under the market verandah. Presently a carter got them and drove off with them. Mr. Shea left the market a few minutes afterwards. © This all took Place before ten o'clogk. illiam Mc: roy, carter, che. got the crates of berries; delivered ine to PHotel Dien, and the two others elsewhere, The case was dismissed. Frank Bazeau, Ontario street, put in an apoearance for buying onions he- fore the by-law hour. He said he went to the gardener who had been in the habit of fetching him onions and ordered two bunches to be delivered after ten o'clock, "Guilty or not ¥* asked the court. "1 don't consider IT am guilty as I did not pay for them." "But the 4 law. takes a different view." "I plead guilty to ordering the on- ions." Said his worship: "As long as the by-Jaw is there it must be enforced, and it must be said to the police- men's credit, they are doing their duty. The by-law, however, has be- come a dead letter for some time." : His worship, however, felt he had to impose a fine, and levied a light one, #1 and costs. tte MURDERED HIS WIFE. Mar Makes Complete Confession of Crime. Cleveland, June 23. --Charged , with the murder of his wife, and having made a complete confession of his crigie to the local police, William Brasch, of Rochester, N.Y, was ar rested here yesterday. With Brasch there was arrested Mrs. Mary Gilmore, with whom he is alleged to have eloped. The hody of Brasch's wife was found in the canal at Rochester last Tuesday, ---------- 14th Companies For Camp. Last night there was a good turn out of the 14th Regiment for orgaviz- ing the companies for Cobourg canp. The officers t there will be as many more to report Mondav at 8 p.m. at the armouries, when the men will 'be given the final details and there will be equipment jssued. The companies will leave Kingston 9:15 am, Tu ay next, and return at noon the fol lowing Friday. It is hoped every meniber of the regiment who_can ' possibly 'attend the camp will not miss this opportunity of go- ing under canvass for a fow days. ---- Sale, Saturday, of wash belts, nice- ly embroidered, for 15e, New York Dress Reform, For the latest in men's fancy hose, try The H. D. Bibby company, The imperial authorities have de- cided to refuse all claims for the South African war gratuity, which are not submitted prior to December 3st, 1906, Camera for sale, a new Pony Promo, The 8:8, Kensington, Dominion line, "from Liverpool, inward, at Father Point, 10.50 am; 208 second, 851 third-class passengers. To cut a long story short, our $10, R12 and £13 summer suits are dandies, The H. D. Bibby company, The 8.8. Latonia, Thomspn from Newcastle, inward, Point, 5.95 a.m. An expert optician tests your eyes, Tine) at Father panel dissectable insertion and tucks, four clusters of fine and two of wide tucks to bust, neatly tuck- ed back, and deep tucked but- toned caffs. Monday only of fine tucks tregi ce and back, deep cuffs of fine tucks and wide hemstitched tucks, collar. Monday only .. He White Belts summiér has been the wearing has been, but some new effects are here now, dainty embroidery and eith- er gold or silver buckles, at Band oi. ais Gasnibone Silver Belts, 250, each. Gold Belts, 49¢. each. Also Gold and Silver Belting by the yard. . ~~ JOHN LAIDLAW & SON ---- White Skirts While P.K. Skirts, in the latest 'suminer styles, very oool and dur- able, at 2.50 and 2.95. White Linen Skirts, of fine pure linen, choice of nearly all for sum- mer wear, at 3.50, White Parasols In. the plain -covdrg--which, bh the way, ave wery suitable fo hand-painting, as the linen used has a splendid surface--we have one splendid special, 1.75 strong but neat, at ......... Others, homstitched, at 1.99, and embroidered, at 2.50 and 3.50. [§ ------ JOHN LAIDLAW & SON ~-- Our Fine i 4 += Gloves This. * sum- mer will be long remem- { bere as one in which fabric gloves of every ription were extremely-- perfectly fash- ionable. Our J assortment has lowered for Monday ;-- Black and White, and Light Grey and Mode Silk Gloves, 'at 50c, been White, 'Black, and Grey Lue: Gloves, of very fine dainty weave, at 50¢, Black Lisle Gloves, at 25¢. and 45e. White Lisle Gloves, at 25, 35 and 4be. Blick and Mode Taffeta Gloves, at d0e. ----~ JOHN LAIDLAW & SON ---- ValenciennesL aces Such a. lace season as this, we never experienced before. More) laces have been gold already than wo ever expected to sell in two of the favor with which our assort- ment' is chosen from, is the fact that now it is nearly all new.' So often have we ordered, that the pieces we had at the beginning are nearly all gone. It is a splendid collection, worthy of all attention, and we heartily invite you to in- White Waist; of fine lawn, with wide "LAIDLAW. & SON + One of the greatest fads of the| of ¥ fancy white wash belts. Our as- sortment is not now as large as it very pretty withigents' furnis 23 Fabric seasons, Perhaps the best example] will you. yourself, fl h year, neat side tucked back, and : {toned to the elbow; this waist was de- he White Waist, of fine lawn, with wide|signed by an expert (representing thefwith very handsome omy Mor lawn, handsome insertion front with cluster| factory from which we buy exclusive- rows SEN ndery frong, full length, and threely) when in New York lookin, wide tucks to bust at side, tucked cen-| Fashion's buttoned uly Not may Small sample ing over the Summer Natural Woal ing qualities, per and dered at 50 and sizes, Celebrated tainly the ties and styles spect on Monday. most ap hite waists, and-has w a great favorite with us--partly 1.256. of its moderate price ing store. A New Also Some Regular Favorites My, it's shocking the way the children, especially, go through their hosiery just now. Well, we don't pretend to haye stockings that won't wear out at all, but we do think ¢nough of our assortment to call it as' GOOD as any in the city--and MORE COMPLETE. "American ~% Stockings, fine elastic ribbed, now | popular in the United States, and cer- 25 greatest boon in In ime | . vet offered for Kingston girls, in sizes 5 to 9 inclusive, per pair, le. to......... You shoal come 94d se Ie will never be better than Besides, we will have more time that day--and 55 Whether you wish to purchase rests entire price range starts at 75 many "in-betweén"' aving one of the prettiest embroidery, insertion and fronts that have been designed this Sleeves, lac, tue Ties, Sox, women have much desire to go into a Well, we run one of the neates and most up-to-date tittle stocks in men's needs, in the city, on just that account. Chances are ten to one that the mother, wife or sister of levery man in Kingsten and thecountry round about, has been to our store' for her personal or home needs--sometime or ather "INow. men, there's your chance. Let the women do YOUR shopping, at Laidlaw's, come. Monday special : Men's 1.49 Bathing Suits Half-Priced 5 lot, Men's One-picce : ~---- JOHN LAIDLAW & SON --[Navy Cashmere Bathing "Suits, button- regular price exactly 1.49 each: Mon. day after 9,30 a.m, each only "Balbriggun" the favorite weight with most men, in a good quality, giving good honest wear, at one popu lar price, per garment shoulder, in good full sizes; of splendid quality and extrome- ly well-finished, most popular on: | ® Unshrinkable garment, 75¢. . each JOHN Girl" ly embroidered dots, usual four sizes; | ta priced while they last here (though in| Boys' Famous other cities the very same quali are' sold fer €5c.), per pair, only aioe ks to' bust, neatly lar, open back; a most -tucked cuff but. vg waist. insertion, ] 49 to match . ' JOHN LAIDLAW & SON Our Men's Wear Section is yu nderwear . 2 Collars, --and will come again. Underwear, foe this display on Monday, entirely with Here are same of the favorites : (Exactly as illustration.) * 1 Il. White Waist; of very fine sheer lawn, 'fine Swiss em : - and, with figares, runs up to 4.50. White Waist, of fine sheer lawn, wis broidered front with a tucks in wi ; yoke rimmed; lace ol. Monday only White Waist, of finest al. lace insertion fine tucks between two ry finished with lace front, Mond only . i ay Cuffs, 'ete. s etc, where they like to Black Cashmere Sox, either ribbed of thefor plain, in different summer and "he tween-season" weights, all sizes 50 in five qualities, per pair, 35 5 o 45, 39, 35 and ... ia Merino Sox, in the lightest summer Under- wear, in very lightest summier weights,| Weight, the favorite with nine constantly becoming more popular on{out of ten men, per pair, 3, » account of such splendid wear- 25 and Summer Ties, either jour-in-hand jready-knotted styles, some with White Shirts, made by the celebrated grounds and melt small desigus, some "Tooke" of Montreal, and fully up to/P!ain black anc all the 'puotty the high standard of quality, fit 1 the pertiy 5 finish Tet pon a that splendid[Suramer colors, over fiity pat: J maker, two qualities in unlaun- 75¢., and two ein in laundered at 1.00. and ...... * | eats Black Drill; made from an excellent stitched, but 1 Hon 15 American drill, known to stand wash-/!2% 15, 20 and 2c, . ing and wearing better than any othee|t0 «oon cotton material, some relieved white spots and stripes, all full our extra-special, OMY Leuilisirioas vrs cntrentiin amssihruss some plain - white grounds, and and terns in all, your choice, each ' 7 Irish Linen Handkerchiefs, of 'six splendid soft qualities, neatly without with| French' Suspenders, than which you'll find none: better--at tho prices, 50 genuine "GUYOT" at 49c., and J . two others at 45c. and . LAID LAW & SON ---- =" for All" Here at Laidlaw's "Hagley fo Tan s "i te Wa min isle Lace Stock: Ladies Fine Navy Lisle Hosicry (the Children's Raney Jie howing very most popular fad in New York), with |ings. in black and White, showin a ian dainty designs, priced per Pu 39 very fine dainty lace fronts with neat- according to size, from 3 pair, from 15 to .... elboy ar 205 and tyek over jfull three-quarter length Sos , ved styles ined with frills of material ang nish stors ows of lage 249 Complete .ather-Knit Stock: Leather SAYS NOBLES ARE "REDS." Narodny Predicts a Great Mutiny [ " in Baltic Fleet. " New York, June 22.--Discussing re- ports from London which were denied from St. Petersburg, of trouble at Kronstadt, Ivan Narodny, a Russian who came here in the interest of the revelutionists, says : "There will be so¢n a great mutiny in the Baltic fleet at Kronstadt, with vastly more success than = the already historie mutiny. in the Black Sea flect, The captains tommanding are in sym- pathy with the revolutionary move- ment, and will declare av the appoint- ed time for reforms. | ° "The fact is, the army ' officers drawn from = the noble class are on sympathetic terms with the men from the peasant and artisan classes. The common people and the nobles in Rus- sia, are not deparated by the gulf that "stood bétween theso classes un- der the ancient regime in France. The bureaucracy is drawn from neither class, and is hated: hy both classes, ' "The nobles' are the backbone of the revolution." ---------- when vou get plasse t Dr. Chown' Drug States glasses at Dr. Chown's Buy rubber sponges at Gibson's Red Cross deug store. P.S-Ous OF OXFORD SHOE FOR GENTLEMEN - season. They & above all 'of i 3 Tho Popularity THE Wan BE ERE > shoes r sum- mer, and the line we offer by Jor best that ean und, Our window is full of bargains in Men's a ae aes, Jes: an one wa a of Cool Shoes can geta at a low price," THE LOCKETT SHOE STORE UITGASE st $4 75is a dandyand will west this pair » ad ae # lings, made to stand the tough 5 19 est kind of holiday wear, per . "we yr. - The stu doing exc the lines ment of © general w and. the. up-to-date ample, th in Phila of history of dence as | mit illusty inmates s courts ha women, a At least ing prope 000 each; really wea list are have wed One is grower in ed Penns be wort New : Jers House . of built and for her. One: grs in city keeper it stores. 'woman, @ diy i: ne FEE. 00. oR