ig Order Now. fais Removal , Dr, Salmon. to Morrisburg. famongst us he has proved himself to rei 8 | parishioners of kind. Tt is to be hoped the reverend % {labor in the good work of the Catho ) of One Dollar and upwards F i 1 gE 5 : z gE any other class of secl to advantage when he orders for the year, which the consumer against rise in i 3 A 3 REV. DR. SALMON. to Morrisburg Greatly Regretted Here. ian . bs oy Sthohen of Kingston learned olics regret the removal of Rev. . -- be truly snid of the good priest that "what js Kingston's loss will be Mor- . risburg's gain." In. the few years that Salmon has been with deep be a shepherd of the most fatherly kind--his always smiling countenance bringing sunshine to many who could see Rorhing but gloom ahead of them. From overvwhere Dr. Salmon has la- bored come - the same grand eulogies of the earnest, devout and hard-work- ing priest, his native city of Mon- treal, where he filled many impor- tant priestly offices, keeping pleasant memories of him as though he had never left that Catholic city. Beloved by the children of Kingston. the littly ones will miss his loveable and in- structive sermons and witty stories to them--while the older peonle will miss his Yalunble advice in ana. ot eed ann priestly sympathy when af fliction had crossed their threshold. all regret Dr. Salmon's removal from Kingston, still there is a relief in the knowledge that his grace has stationed him in the beautifully situ- ated parish of the time being from the ng -- gentloman will live many years to faith, and often make a visit to 8 many friends in Kingston, who love him so well, as a priest and citizen. TO MEET OLD FRIENDS. -- The Life Guards Band Belongs to Sergeant's Corps. The first of September will see the ing of courses in instruction in pave By at Toronto and Quebec. Svrgt. Mui. MeGowan will have charge of the former and is detailing Signal ling-Tnstructor Webb to look after the Quebee school. The courses are not to oxoved six weeks in length, As Sergt.-Maj. McGowan will be in To ronto about the same time as the Life Guards' band, he will have a chance of meeting * some of his old comrades and talking over old times, The Life Guards' band is the musical organigtion of the sergeant-major's 0 t, and from the picture pub- tod members, with the exception of t or four, were in the Guards be- fare the signalling officer was detailed for duty in Canada. Thus the meet: ing will'be one of old friends. -------- TRAFFIC KEEPS BRISK. -- Excursion From Amherst Island i on Caspian. There are fow trips more throughly delightful than the morning run down Bay of Quinte on the steamer Cas- plan, in the cool of the early hours, her down trip this morning, she carried a good crowd of round trip Jastengers, from Rochester to the 1 Islands. All along the bay aboard, T country cousins, Stella, forming the school excursion of land, Anglican church, adding to the excursion many King- stonians, who boarded steamer on arrival in the city, the Caspian pro- evedod on her trip down the river with one of the largest crowds of the sea- son. ports numbers got with many of our <a and annual Sunda the Amherst Te -------- 'Bibby's' School Suits. {Bibby's.' There is a great deal of talk about town concerning our 85 boys' school ®uits, Mothers are delighted with them, The H. D. Bibby Co. ---------- The Prices To Be Paid. ei furnished to She ity by the eCort Oil company, of Petr: ba, will dost 5.27c, ow gallon; the price to be the Wire and Cable company, Dontreal, for copper wire, is 20ic, per ---- Campbell Bros. The store that saves you money on men's nobby hats, The STANDARD BANK, "OF CANADA General Buk Business SAVINGS DEPOSITS ved and interest allowed highest current 'Ls many took place kvl og _r Knows en yReopie: of that town, eldest daughter of Dr. J. A, Merrick, and vie Cranston. The ecte- mony, which was a quiet one, took place at the tor of the bride's parents at half-past five in the afternoon by Rev. W. M. McFee, of Alexander, Manitoba, a former minis- the Presbyterian rickville, -and a great friend of the family, who had come principally to perform the ceremony. The bride, who was unattended, wore her travelling costume of navy blue broadcloth with white vest, with which was worn a smart hat of gray felt with navy blue velvet and wings and steel buckles. The: near relatives and friends of the supper, which was served later, and an hour or two in pleasant chat 'and con- gratulations, the newly-married pair left by the evening train to Toronto and © points west, Where they will spend their honeymoon, very large number of beautiful presents were received and many good wishes follow the vounc couple. On their re- turn from their weddine trip, Mr. and Mrs. Cranston intend to reside in Mer- rickville. A LIVELY FIGHT r -- Ends in Police Court ance, Last evening about a quarter to eleven o'clock, when the police * were patrolling Ontario street, their atten- tion was attracted by a row in pro- gress in one of the hotels. On enter- ing the barroom they discovered James Tyo and Patrick Dee sprawling on the floor in the midst of a fight. That is how the pair came to spend the night in the police station, and face Ald. T. J. Rigney, this morning. Tyo pleaded guilty, and was sen- tenced to $5 or two weeks in jail. Dee leaded not guilty, The police testi- to his being drunk and fighting. Edward Davidson, bar-tender at the hotel in question, * swore that Dee # sober. He came in and called fon ter and salt. Tyo was present and picked a fight, e court, in al- lowing the prisoner the benefit of the doubt and. his freedom, warned him to be more careful in his associates in future. NOTHING YET DONE Appear- Concerning the Hotel Dieu Thoroughfare. Alderman Rigney says that the board of works subcommittee has not done anything as yet in regard to the intended closing of the thorough- fare in front of the Hotel Dieu by the archiepiscopal corporation, - Some time he communicated with the archbishdp, relative to terms on which the city would keep the roadway in repair, if it was protected from lia- bility. The reply was that fhe church corporation intended shortly to fence in the thoroughfare on Brock and Johnston streets. Since then nothing further has been done in regard to the matter. An effort will no doubt be made to have the thoroughfare con- tinued in existence, If the church cor- poration will not accede to the city's request regarding repairs then the city will have to buy the Mand. SHORTIS STILL HERE. He Was Never Released From Im- prisonment. There are many people in Quebec province who think that Valentine Shortis, the Englishman, who created such a tremendous sensation by the murder he committed at Valleyfield some years ago, is no longer imprison- ed. The belief is that Shortis, when his transfer was made from St. Vin- cent de Paul to Kingston, was quietly released, dnd returned to his home in England. : This idea is absolutely wrong. Shortis is behind the bars in the penitentiary here. He is in the insane ward, and hence does no par- ticular work. He mopes about most of the time like those whose minds are slightly unbalanced. Shorts' parents still reside in Waterford, Ireland. ---- Twin Foes To Happiness. A pale face means pale blood. Pale blood _ means low vitality. Pallor makes you look badly and the poor blood back of the pallor makes you feel badly. There can be no happiness without health and energy and these conditions can be secured by building blood and vitality. with Wade's Tron Tonic Pills. 'hey are a great nerve strengthener and blood maker. In boxes, 25c, at Wade's drug store, Money back if not satisfactory. -- Still In The Water. Enquiry at Cressv by a Whig re- porter, this morning, brought forth the reply that the body of Robert Parsley, the deck-hand drowned off the Steamer Belleville, had not yet wash- ed ashore. The nine-day theory of the rising from the water of a body has been shattered in this case, as the accident occurred a week ago¥ last Sunday. Residents in the vicinity are watthing the shores of the bay. A Third Termer. George Williams, sentenced at Wood- stock to five years in the penitentiary for arson, arrived Wednesday night. and remained at the police hotel till this morning, when he was taken to Portsmouth. This is Williams' third term and he seems to have a mania for setting fire to buildinps. Attended A Lawn Social. A number of young people from {he 'city attended the lawn social on Wed evening, at Brewer's Mills in _ aid of the Roman Catholic church. Dancing was an attractive fea- ture of the evening's enjoyment, ---------------- i; 'Bibby's' School Suits. 'Bibby's.' Dur school suits always give our patrons the best of satisfaction, 83 to $0.50. The H. D. Bibby Co. ------ Jones' Falls And Return, 50e. Rideau e | port. IN Captain Who Desefted Her is Not the Owner--Hard to Get Laborers) -- Marine Arrivals and Clearances. The schooner Fleetwing which had such a mysterious adventure on the lake is owned in Trenton by Capt. Dougherty, who purchased her last spring from Capt. "Mac." Shaw, who sails the schooner Calkins. Capt. Shaw still has an interest in the Fleet- wing. The captain of the.latter schoon- er, who deserted her, is not the own- er. Local mariners are puzzled over the Fleetwing episode. It is said that the schooner's captain caused trouble not long ago by to allow the Trenton owner to go aboard at that -- Jgborers Won't Work. Though * there are many idle men about the streets, yet it is difficult to get willing workers for good wages. This morning a vessel captain experi- enced trouble in ting help to, un- load a cargo. re were laborers enough, but they did not care to work, preferring to loaf and drink. A Roller Boat. F. A. Knapp. a Prescott inventor, has announced his intention of con. structing a roller boat which will coyer the distance from New York to London in ten hours. It is to be eight hundred feet. Jong and two hun- dred in diameter, and will be driven by two engines at the rate of two hundred miles an hour. Its paddles (steel angles five feet long) will be fixed the entire length, -- Marine Paragraphs. Craig's : The : steamer Missisquoi from Rockport and Gananoque. The schooner Mary Ann Lydon, from Oswego, i at the "Grove Inn with coal. Swift's: The stéamer Kingston, down and up; the steamer Caspian, from Charlotte; the steamer Belleville, up; the steamer Rideau King, for Ot- tawa. On Saturday the steamer Aletha will begin her fall tripe between King- ston and Bay of Quinte ports, the steamers Caspian and North King ending their daily trips here on Sun- ay. The steambarge John Randalls ar- rived this morning from Grenville, on the Ottawa river, with lumber for Anglin & Co. She will clear to-mor- row for Oswego to load coal for Smith's Falls. M.T. Co. : The SS. Westmount barges Ungava and Hamilton, with 300,000 bushels wheat and oats from Fort William; the tug Thompson, from Montreal, with two light barges, clear- ing on the return trip with three grain laden barges. and -- BARRIEFIELD WEDDING PARTY ------ Came Over to | St. Cathedral. A very pretty wedding party left Barriefidd Wednesday evening, the bride being Miss Florence Muller, sec- ond daughter of G. Muller, sexton of St. Mark's. She was dressed in shaded silk and wore a handsome hat to match. The groom was a young man of Toronto, named Charles Straiter, The marriage service was performed by Canon Starr, of St. George's cathe- George's deal. The wedding supper was held at the home of the bride's_sister, Mrs, North. The bridesmaids were Miss Gertrude Graham and sister. The bride has the best' wishes of all who have known her from childhood. ---- The Sporting Convention. Kingston should he well represented at the Fish and Game convention in Toronto to-morrow and Saturday. No place is more interested in restriction, regulation and discussion, as our wa- ters are the rendezvous for parties in yachts and more modest fishing sports. men, The Kingston branch should se- cure a creditable representation, es. pecially as its members will be attend- ing the big fair. ------ Clayton, Kingston And Ottawa. Steamers Rideau King and Queen, for Ottawa, every Monday, Wednes- day, Thursday and Saturday, at 6 am. For Clayton every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at 6:15 pom. James Swift, J. P. Hanley, agents. ------ Miss Edith Young, Smith, B.A. Athens, there on Tuesday. They will live in Essex, N.Y., where Mr. Smith js prin- cipal of a school, Fine drop head Singer sewing ma- chino at the sale to-morrow by John H. Mills. New sweaters for hoys. at' Bibby's. and Eldrige were married -- A My J ee-- FALL HATS "We're Here With the Goods" The full as- sembly of correct styles from all Fashion Leaders in Men's Head- wear is ready to- day. Some very swell bhats<have 'come over from London ; then Fall show- ings are here from all the best ican makers. Watch Ourwindows ' Ea Hat Specialists 'and Manulac, turing Furriers. King every Saturday, 6 a.m. Ogdensburg, p.m; Only side draper, - INCIDENTS OF THE DAY, Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up By 'Reporters On Their Rounds, Try Bibby's 35 Boys' suit. This oh fall fair weather. The camp at Petewawa will beter minated on September 3rd. Small boys are now engaged as con- ductors on the street railway. The Ferris wheel at Lake Ontario Park is to be removed to Toronto in a few days. Last chance for Quebec this season at reduced rates, steamer Alexandria makes her last trip Monday, Septem- ber 3rd. W. G. Craig & Co., agents. Capt. Gaskin and Thomas Milo, out fishing at Collins Lake, hooked the same bass, the bass swallowing the bait on both hooks. Charles Diamond, cabman, has a telephone at his residence, 211 Mont- real street. 'Phone No 739. Calls omptly responded to. Yo Bibby 's for boys' Norfolks. This morning John Elliott launched his new gasoline launch at the Grove Inn. Now let Thomas McCaulay look well to his laurels, New arrivals, intending to their home in Kingston, would well to give Toye's bread a trial. "Phone 141 or 467 and the delivery waggon will call, George Jenman has assumed control of the Russell house, Princess street. Matthew Bateson, the former owner of the hostelry, was forced to retire ow- ing to ill-health. She is the pink of prettiness. Girls, be careful of your complexions. None should believe in "make up." Take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea; "saves making up." Tea or Tablets, 35c. Mahood's Drug Store, J Ald. Daniel Reeves is championing the cause of the Russell street resi dents in their cry for city water, He intends pushing the matter in the counci{ when that body convenes. Try Bibby's for school suits. The weather conditions last night were peculiar, At nine o'clock, with the moon shining brightly, a squall arose, and the harbor became very rough. The expected thunder showers, however, did not materialize. Are you dissatisfied with the bread the deliveryman leaves ? If 80, now on your return from holidays is the time to change. "Phone 141 or 467 and our waggon will call. Toye's bread al- Ways gives satisfaction. Monts, Ahearn and Soper, of Ot- tawa, have received letters from King- ston, Brockville and Prescott, ex- patiating on the advantages of those places as manufacturing towns. They make do all. want the Coventry ordnance works, shortly to be established in Canada. Every person should know about and try 'Housekeepers' Silver Cloth"; polishes silverware, all bright metals and mountings like magic; no paste or powder required, simply rub the article to be polished briskly with the prepared cloth and a brilliant polish is secured in a clean, quick, handy way. Price 25c. Foe sale by L. T. Best, druggist, Princess street. Trial samples free. y eR , "THE BEST YET." » ------ Say Cathedral Choir Boys of the Picnic. "The best yet" was the unanimous voice of St. George's choir boys on Wednesdays picnic. Vans laden with men and boys of the cathedral choir, together with sundry baskets of good things, left the hall at 9:30 in the morning and spent the day at Kings- ton Mills. Ball games, swimming races and sports of all kinds, ending with a bumping contest and tug-of-war made up the programme, and was rendered possible by the two sumptuous '¥eeds" provided by the generous friends of the choir, both of which were des- patchéd with all the vigor of juvenile appetites. On. the way home music made the night glorious, or otherwise, concluding with cheers for Canon Starr, Mr, Harvey and the good friends who made the jolly outing. In the sport the prize winners were : E, Cockburn, M. Orr, H. McCormack, R. Marchand, W. Angrove, A, rair, Albert Lee, Earle Abbott, Vincent Morrison, Vernon Milo, Harry Suther- land, Gordon Mills, 7. Angrove Harry Watts, and The Ferris Wheel. The crowds at Lake Ontario Park are unusually larce this week, and the Ferris wheel, which appears to be the chief attraction, is doing a splendid business. The ride on the wheel con- tains sufficient of the sensational to make it enjoyable. -- Have Had Good Times. The Orphans' Home children have been well supplied with variations to the monotony of every day life this summer. Almost every week an outing of some sért has been arranged them and Superintendent Smeaton been untiring in his efforts to the young ones under his care pleasure. The latest excursions were held this week, On Tuesday the chil- dren picnicked at Lake Ontario Park, and yesterday vans were secured and they were takan out along the front road to spend the afternoon and evening, for has give every Pi ---- : Illegal Shooting. A citizen this morning asked question : "Have we 3 gamekeeper, and, if so, where was he on Tuesday night ? On that date ducks were being shot in the Cataraqui river north of Belle's Island. 1 am as fond of duck shooting as anyone else, but be- lieve in giving the birds a chance, It's a shame {o bag them this way before the season opens. The game inspector should be more watchful." -------- Last Of The Season. Steamer America for Brockville ang Friday, 31st, leaving 8 a.m. eturniog leave Ogdensburg 3.30 the -- Peck's Foot Powder. instant relief to flammed or perspiring feet. ing and soothing. Big at Wade's Drug Store Gives aching, in- It is cool- boxes, 25c., John Gilpin is said ver. a Cheap- in 1791. tired feet, 95c., The original of to have M r. who died Eas'em for weary, ? at Dr. Chown's. ERED INO. R.F. U. Visitors in and Out of the Town. Gananoque, Aug. 30.--The , public meeting called for last evening in the interests of rughy drew out quite a large and enthusiastic crowd of lovers of that sport. Mayor Wilson filled the chair, and Ralph Brittogacted as sec- retary. It was degiffed to form in connection with the Young Men's Winter Club, and call.it the Gahano- que Football Clgh; that their colors be red and whité; and that the team enter the junior Ontario Rugby Foot- ball Union. The election of officers re- sulted as follows: Honorary president, Mayor Wilson; 'arney; Manager, F. J, Skinner; sec- retary, Clark Allen: treasurer, Ford Petch; coach, Russell Britton; grounds committee, S. Leo Convey, J. 8S. Shields. Delegate to O.R.F.U.,, Clifton Johnston, The police court case of W, H. Ship- man vs. Thomas Shipman came up again yesterday afternoon, and was again adjourned until Tuesday next. The. annual picnic of the church at Brewer's Mills drew quite a large number of Gananoqueans to that vil- lage to enjoy the outing yesterday. Bernard G. Welsh passed away yes- terday morning at the residence of his parents, Howe Island, in the seven- teenth vear of his age. The funeral will take place from the residesce of his father on Friday to Howe Tsland cemetery, The funeral of the late Elizabeth Fairman took place from the family residence, Church street, yesterday af- ternoon, to Willow Bank cemetery. The funeral was largely attended. Rev. William Timberlake conducted the ob- sequies. The steamer Brockville brought in a well-attended excursion from down the river about noon to-day. leaving on the return about 1.30 o'clock Mrs. William Duerr of Buffalo, N.i*. accompanied by her son ' Wilkam and daughter Marion, are spending a short holiday season on Tremont Park. Mrs. Thomas Middleton, King street, is spending a week in Toronto. Mrs. William Grav. corner King and Charles streets, left vesterdav for Hamilton to spend a week with friends there, George Gallop left on Tuesday for a ten days' vaeation in Toronto and Hamilton. svending a week with friends in Ham- ilton. Mrs. Lewis of Montreal is in town swending a few weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Moore, Charles street, The Misses Kate and Georgina Elder of Kingston, who have been v isiting with friends in town for the past week 'have return- ed home, Albert McLean. Oak. and George and Charles Mclean. First street, and Joscvh McLean of Greenficld. atfend- ed the fimeral of their brother-in-law, Mr. Buell, in Tym yesterday. ---------- More Harvest Help Wanted. Although all the eastern provinces have contributed laborers to assist in harvesting the tremendous wheat crop of the western provinces, there is de mand for more. With the improve] machinery ann the men already sent, the crop will he cut, but the demand is for laborers to assist in the thresh- ing and the movement of the orain to the elevators. Retween 15,000 and 20,000 laborers have gone west; 5,000 to 10,000 more are required. There will be C.P.R. excursions on September 5th and Sth. Through se- cond class tickets are sold at $12 to Winnipeg: The laborer deposits = his certificate with the agent near where e works, and when he is ready to re turn after he has been working thirty days, the farmer makes verification on his certificate, and the agant, is sues a ticket back to the starting boint at $18. It is expected a very large number will take advantage of those excursions, Information avail- able from the C.P.R. ---- Beauty Rules Of The Beauties. Breakfast early, a little walk, a little talk, luncheon, an hour's rest, and at night Hollister's Rocky Moun- tain Tea. Tea' or Tablets, 35¢. Ma- hood's Drug Store. -------- 1,000 Islands--Rochester. Steamers North King and Caspian leave daily, except Monday, at 10.15 a.m., for Thousand Islands. Retu: > ing, save at 5 p.m. for and May of Quinte porta. ---- we ips Perfect fitting glasses, Rochester the result of a careful scientific examination of the at Dr. Chown's drug store, "My dear," first thing word itself, 'gofi,' like golf." eyes, replied her tutor, "the you have to master is the You must pronounce it cough. There is no Tin Tiny Babies grow into big, rosy, sturdy children on Nestlé's Fd It agrees with baby's deli- cate stomach -- nourishes baby's fragile system--pro- tects baby against colic and cholera infantum --and brings baby safely through the dreaded 'second sum- mer." Nestle's Food is a perfect substitute for mother's milk, Write for a FREE SAM- E--enough for 8 meals, THE LEEminG, MiLEs Co. MONTREAL Lam. RUGBY IN GANANOQUE "Death of a Lad on Howe Island-- \len Excursion From Brockville-- An Excel t president, W, C. Mc Miss Hazel Wilson. Brodk street, is For Rheuma. rl Stiffuess of the Limbs, o> Or. Scotl's Liniment is 1 Warm the liniment ang rubbing it in well, handage "., Maly, well saturated with the liniment | Lee Large bottle, 25 Cents, Restorgp aiid Sealp Cleanser "If not for sale at your druggi, can always be Pp -, car ray rocured at J Dr. Scott's White Ldniment Propr's., St. John, N.B.. Shei Jon ford Mass. "ud 0 Reliable Furs Of All Kinds hl .. Kingston's Only Exclusive Fur Store W. F. COURDIER 78 and 80 Brock Street "PHONE 700. ameg' 3) In Gold, Silver, Gold Filled, Gun Metal and Pearl We ar: showing the larg:st assortment of Cuff Links our cases have ever held Plain Links, dull for engraving. A durable pair of Eograved Cuff Links, fally guaranteed, need not be expeneive, SMITH BROS. Jewelers--Opticians "Phone 666. Issuers of Marriage MOTOR - GASOLINE In 5 Gallon Lots or over, 2c, a Callon Supplies always handy on the dock. SELBY & YOULDEN LIMITED. "Newman & Shaw's For Nobby Dress Goods, Swagger Coats And. Dainty Linens." This has been the gen- eral remark among Ladies who know the correct thing when shown it. We cer- tainly have the correct thing in the above mentioned lines, and would be delight- ed to have you see our dis- play. Our New Raincoats for Fall are beautiful, and range in price from $395 to $12.50 each. Agents for Standard Patterns, best in the world, ioc. and 15¢, none higher. Subscriptions taken for Designer, soc. a year. NEWMAN & SHAW { HAR $1258 GOING DAT SEPT. § Slat SEPT, 7 Main | BAT. 8 Ro Aug. 28 and Be; Aug. 27, 29, 30, : , 7 and 8 Return Lim LABO SEPTE Single Fir Going Dates, Return L Farm Laborers Canadian Nc 8th. | Full particulars R. Ticket Office, F, CONWAY, Gen. Pass. Ap Bay of Ot New short line Deseronto, and al leave. City Hall CONWAY, Apent Canadia Exh Toronto August 27 to ! Return tickets w $i "4 3 Good going on and Monday, Sept On "August 27th September 1st, 2r and 8th. Tickets will not 1,2, 3 or 4. All tickets 'good Sentember 11th, Farm Laborer: Canadian Ne 8th. LABOR DA} Round trip ticke all stations in C Way first-class fan Going dates--S Monday, Sept, 1st Tickets valid r tion on or before For tickets and Anply to J: P Joh; OPEN | New Bruns Nov, 30th. Nova Scotia Quebec--Se BEST HUNT rea INTERC yy WRI * Fishing and "Week in th "Moose of th " Trail of the To Montreal St. James St., Or General Moncton, N.B SWIFT'S T0 1000 stand Ports a Every Sun- $ day, 8 a.m. Of the Hamilto Company," Limite Toronto a Every Th A Steamer nu the travelling pul For further SWIFT & QO: W street, HARRY. W. NJ} "or. Ontario and Office--Cor.