gible young men had already! heen of digtriet requested by countess to p'select the other five. , On the day the announcement ap- pedred, several score Has an fit in bones a ecepnon' Years Age) of 8 cent., wl eH means .00 ea added to your policy Per $1,000, of d at the time have brought the Ee i ak heey » large future profits. Excellent ts have been and will be the Company. t | oat tn the oes, where ACTUAL RESUELS vom ba rts Be a - For Sale by W. A. Mitchell, Kiagston, Ont. . SAE PATS to insure a the Canada J: O. Hutton, M. so is the '| militia department, 16:15 pon. James Swift, J. P. Hanley, of able-bodied lidates made clamorous ica- tion to be chosen for the delightful free trib to the Holy Land, bu t was their disappointment when! they learned' that the whole story was 2 pure canard. As a matter af fact, the newdpuper in aneRtio ction had been made the victim of an ingenious hoax. -------- IN CHURCH OF FOREFATHERS Logie Machonnell 'Preached in Bt. Magnud Cathedral. Toronto Telegr an. Macdonnell has been vis- vii ie iting the of his ancestors in Orkney, and in Bt. Magnus preached cathedral, Kirkwall. The Orkney rier ald 'makes the following interesting comment on Mr. Macdonnhell's ser- vice : "The Rev. Logie Macdonnell, of Hamilton, Ont., took the services in St, Magnus cathedral, last Sunday evening. Mr. Macdonnell t-grandson of the Rev. Wil- liam Logie, D.D., who was parish minister of Kirkwall and St. Ola from 1824 to 1866. There were some of the congregation psént who had heard Mr. Macdonnell's father, grandfather and two sreat-grandiathers from the same pulpit." i TIMBER FOR TIES. The Freight Rates Fixed By Com- mission. Several additional orders have heen issued by the railway commission. A year aco a man named Scobell secur- ed an order of the board forbidding the Kingston and Pembroke railway to charge a rate on timber for ties higher than that levied on ordinary lumber. On petition of Gillies Bros., lumber ts, Braeside, Ont., and the Rideau Lamber company, Ottawa, this order is extended to apply to all railways. Henveforward all ties not treated with preservatives must be treated as ordinary lumber, except in the case of certain competitive rates. ------ Bell Rock Notes. Bell Rook, Aug. 9.--Frederick Carr has started hig thresher for the sea- son. Edmund, a young son of John Timmons, is: seriously ill with appen- dicitis, was taken to I'Hotel Dieu, Kingston, for treatment. The First Lake is a popular resort this year, for fishing and picnic parties. The popul- ar teacher, C. G, York, has ~iven up his' school here, and accepted a situ- ation near Arnprior. Miss Goldie San- born was the guest of Miss Gertie Kit- son, last week: Miss Stella Vanvolk- enburg is spending a few days in Belleville and Kingston. Misses C. Johnston, and.8. Yorke and the Miss es Blanche and Charlotte Yorke, of Beaver Lake, were the puests of Mrs. Maggie Yorke. Mes. Carroll, Sr., is at home after a pleasant visit with friends near Tamworth, T. Carroll ~ of Canaan, at J, Yorke's, MA, charge of ---- The Strange Parts. The order-in-council appointing a Paymaster for Eastern Ontario, was Passed at Ottawa, July 20th, when Sir Richard Cartwright and Hon. A. B. Aylesworth were absent, and un- able to represent thé feeling of their native section of the province. The appointment was not gasetted till Au- gust 4th. The appointee will be under pay from July 10th. This is a fair sample of the prodigality of the -------------- Clayton, Kingston And Ottawa. Steamers Rideau King and Queen, Ottawa, every Monday, Wednes- day, Thursday and Saturday, at 6 Fer Clayton every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at WW Henry Clarke died "Tuesday at the residence of his son, 8 Clarke, Belleville, Deceased, eighty- thred years of age, was born at Conige- com; Privo Bdvard cobnty; and all Bay 'thé new, wow o lars, 2 for 28¢. -- Sting ties, hp oo "8, ' a was 'spent in tha . On Wednesday Rov. H. on Wodd- cock united in marriage Arthur Kelly to Mies Ella Haws, both of Mallory- town, * evenihg 'THURSDAY, ULATIONS APP; ATION FOR PATENT should mate at the end of three years, be re. the Agent, Sub-Agent or the Before plications for patent settler mn th' tice jhe tx issioner of Do ] at Ottawa, of his intention SYNOPSIS' OF CANADIAN NORTH. WEST MINING REGULATIONS. Coal. may be pufehased at $10 per acre for. soft coal wud 320 for { nuthracite, than 8J Not more 820 acres can rv oF apne ide iS at ra oen ted upon ainet's sruficate ot a fbr annum * an individual, and $50 noo Per annum (dr & éom- poly ane an discovered mineral In pluce, may, locates a claim 1,500x1,- . for recording 4 claim is $5. TA oar sy pevsaded on the or 0 ning recorder in fier thereof. When $500 has the locator may, made, upon Fequirements, pur- an acre. t Provides for the payment of par cent on the sales. m| claims erally are unre ; entry fee 8%, renéwable A miner may obtain two leases to five miles each for fa Boga annum for each mi y Ro: al t Tate of 24 per cent collect- 0 Th She Darput aetit os $10,000. Ww. Deputy of the Minister of the Interior. N.B.~Unauth orized ontion of this advertisement will not be paid for. For Boys Just what you want for the Boys. Something that will stand the wear and tear. Don't fail to see our Children's Boots before you purchase. $1.60 and $1.75. H. JENNINGS, 356 King St. i ) Bold Ladi SUES LAURA BIGGAR. Atlantic City Doctor Wants a Fee of $209,980. Pittsburg, Aug. 9.--Dr. CO. G. Hen- dricks, of Atlantic City, N.Y., enter- ed suit in the country court here to- day, against Mrs, Laura Biggar Ben- nett, widow of H. M. Bennett, claim- ing $20099) for professional services, Dr. Hendricks alleges that he at Aended Mrs, Bennott in his private sanitarium in New Jersey for two years and was only Paid $20 during that time. . Uormerly Wis e------------ Summer Excursion To New York. Via New York Central lines, Tues- day, August 928th. Fifteen day limit, One way fare plus one dollar for round tip, Tickets Between Al- bany and New York steamer, if de sired, This is just the right time - to vigit Coney Island. Dreamland, Luna Park, and the seaside resorts. Ask ticket agents, ------------ Brother's Kick Fatal. Montreal, Aug. 9.--A son of Farmer Custeau, near Windsor Mills, is dead, from a kick - administered by his brother while the two wore working in a hay fied. The wien Guarrelled a week ago last Saturday, but no at- tention was paid to his injaries {ill the following Tuesday, when a doctor first landed. ong Ri C 1 i od fountain, T-. and Coco Cala, ne ghia Oo store hich |and a remarkable display of forgive the | ness by the daughter, who now clares | Grass, Kingston, at Dr. H. E. Day was colled in. It was found that he jay. AUGUST 9. ' ' SHOOTS MOTHER DEAD. JIcwa Man Then Marries Daughter of His Vietim, Sioux City, la., Aug. 9.--In the re- markable romance of William Pp. Royce, who, on July 5th last, martied, Miss Loretta Patton Hendrickson, daughter of Mrs. Nellie Patton, whom Royce murdered ten years ago, is the Strange story of a young man, who had a fatal bullet for the pretty wid- owed mother of his bride, and a wed- ding ring for the attractive daughter; de- she loves the young man who { made her an orphan. To casual observers the match is one of Cupid's best. The hearts of the young people, so strangely brought to- gether, appear knit into love's abiding fabric, ; Royce, ever remorseful for his un- thinking crime, is employed as a fore- man of the Sioux City Gas and Elee- tric Co., having learned the trade of engineer in the penitentiary. It was on the might of November 25th, 1895, that Royce, then a mere : person 5s a home. by his failure to win the love of the ; » Prior to obtaining patent may young widow, Mrs. Patton, forced his ts by ott person residing With | way into her home, He implored her 3) BH oy has t| to go with hing} insiating that life was land owned by | unbearable withdut her, him the ho yee, in his fury, drew a revolver and shot the woman dead. After a long trial, in which it developed that his mother and sister were dependent on him®and that Mrs, Patton had really given him much encouragement, Royce was found guilty of murder in the second degree, J udge Ladd decreed that for every year Royce had lived, he should spend one in prison, and so he sentenced the youth of seventeen to Seventeen years in the Penitentiary. Royce served ten "years, and was re- leased and after he had been qut of prison a' short time and saved some money, he started out to find the daughter of His vietim, The courtship and marriage resulted. SO -------- A LAD VERY ILL. -- Brought to Kingston For Care. Odessa, Aug. 8 --The Hiawatha Male Quartette of Ottawa, gave an excellent concert in the Methodist church, on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Smythe and two little daughters, New York city, are visiting friends here. John Jones took go fishing party to Floating Bridge, one day last week and Mrs. W. J. Woollard of Berlin caught a black bass which weighed four and one-half pounds," and mea- i 'S in length. The little son of Mf. and Mrs. Peter Gibbs of Grand Rapids, Mich., who ate vis- iting her mother. Mrs: "James Bailey, was taken to the General Hospital, Kingston," last week, very ill, with typhoid fever, : J. C. Fraser and Hospital » daughter, Mrs. Ar- thur Fraser. have gone on a trip to Ottawa, Montreal and other castern points. Quite a number from here at- tended the éireus in Kinoston, Tues- day. Visitors' Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Milne, Toronto, at H. 0. Davy's: Miss S3 Edwin « Smart, Brockville, at Byron shire's. Na ; : SO Swallowed A Pin. Eagle Hill, Aug. S--Farmers are through haying and crop. Miss Martha John, of Renfrew, and brothers, William and Harry, of North Bay, arrived to spend a few months under the parental roof; also Gustav John, of Whitney. Little Helen Hillis, granddaughter of J. Irvine, had the misfortune to swal- low a pin, a week ago, and it re- mained in her throat until a few days ago. Jt has caused no serious results as yet. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lind- Say spent a- few days, last week, in Tweed. Several families around here have the whooping cough. Charles Antwine is speriding a week with friends at Griffith. Miss F. Stewart, teacher, resumed her duties Monday last. James Irvine, Mrs, J. Hillis and children spent Monday at Pleas- ant Vallery. Wedding bells will soon be ringing for another of Eagle Hill's fairest maids. Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Youmans spent Sunday at James Irvine's, and R. Ferguson's. Migs Hazel Pettfer is still on the sick list. report a heavy Labor To Go Into Politics. Pittsburg, Pa,, Aug. 9. meeting called by the union labor party, for the purpose of forming and organizing a new politi- cal party composed of the organized labor elements, will be held here, to- day. Hundreds of delegates repro- senting the various labor organiza- tions will be in attendance, ing, when the medting is called to or- der. KE. M. Douglass, one of the pro- jectors of the new party; M. F, Tighe, assistant sccretary of . the mated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers; Simon Burns, Samuel Gompers, C. C. Douglass and other prominent labor Jtdlers are here and are expected to deliver addr fore the meeting. 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Without the square and compass the.draftsman would have to work en- tirely by guess, just as you do without an ac- ometer on your oven. eter reduces cooking to You know precisely how Thuch what it will do in a given time. small things which makes the ifferent and better than common curate and reliable therm The Pandora thermom an exact science. heat you have and It is one of the Pandora so much d ranges. M'Clarys Pandora Range Warehouses and Factories: London, Toron § treal, Winnipeg, Vancouver, St. John, N.B., Hamijton Sole' Agents Calle ® FINANCE AND INSURANCE * - CUSTOMS BROKER - » & If You Want a Home ness of thie late 0, @. Or Insurance, Oliver, will pe su have = officn, 79 Olurence str. ™ talk- with @:A- BATEMAN | George Zeigler, ™st 57472... Wha for the last five years samciated with Mr, roy 57 Brook Street. Money to Loan FARMS FOR SALE come Toner Sr "aN S02 Mclntyre & McIntyre trom ators: Hooalet . . # BARRISTERS King Street : : : Kingston from before. We have 3 at you Want and the price is right. TRA BV T. J. Lockhart Real Estate Agent, Kingston. BOG8 cvs cssancsscsssascscsssse saa ad "te -- ONE TF "> The pure: Lead Packets On ] We 120 F g¢ Spri The retai have plac A Al === STANDAR §T 1S TO THE Al HOUSEKEEPER ™enRn . Magic Bakin Gillett's Impe a Royal Yeast Qillett's | Nagi a MADE FOR (ssa EW, GIL. Russians Ki Harbin, Aug. bandits engage the Sungari riv Russian gunboo number of band Sunlight Soa roaps, but is kt Sunlight way. and follow dire It is better tc revenge them.