id | i i g h - J mspncesmnat] HGHT HON. JAMES BRYCE. Pttawa, March 27. Right Hon. James arrived at Ottawa at £ i 1 i iis : i 12 it ki f } ii tisk i Tl i i i E £ £ Hi iL 5 is it ie; £ 3 £ - ils 7 if : 2 - = 2 i : IE lack Sateen | Inderskirts | egular Valucs, $1.50 & $1.75 Each and every skirt will bear the closest inspection both as to material and finish. They are made of extra - quality English Sateen, warranted ab- * solutely fast in color, finished with'2, deep accordeon pleated ruffles, and ade in the most approved fashion. Fall width in every skirt : All sizes, 38, 40,42, 44 inches. [J 1:10 o'clock, to-day. He was met by Capt, , representing hig excel ent the governor-general. It was a cold, inauspicions welcome and he ye- fired to oe jntertivend. Few dis- inguished tors have had so quiet a welcome to the capital, The dull wenther, the mud and quiet were in keoping. Mr. Bryce was here ten years "he railway commission reserved jadgment in the Hamilton cave. in- volving an extension of the T. KH. & B. to the Westinghouse works, The GR. opposed it because it would use purt of its right of way. The striking tailors of Ottawa "en- denvored to get the deputy minister of labor, W. L. McKenzie King, to in- tervene in the present dispute. The it, however, will not do so. The ease is too small and too local on affair to warrant it. GEN. STREETER. He is the Attorney For Mrs, Boston, : March 27 Gen. Frank 8, Mary Baker Eddy, mother of Christian Seiente, whose son and: grandchildren are suing to have an accounting made of her mohey and property. Gen, Stgeetor nays hig clients will pay 'no attention to suits brought in states other than Masshchusetts, ---------------- b 1 2 Staveter, is the attorney for Mrs, Who is te take mew chair of forestry in Toronto University. Brruek 'By Lightning. Green River, Ont, March 27.-The barns of Frederick Wilson were struck by lightning. during the storm, last might, and totally destroyed, together with outbuildings. The barns were lately remodelled and well stocked with entitle, grain, ete. Mr. Wilson's loss will be very heavy, as only a small 'insurance was enrvied. ----pp-------------- A Young Man Killed. Montreal, March 27.--A young man, named A. Rossenu, aged nineteen years, got in the way of the Interna: tional Limited, on the GT.R,, as it was passing Vaudreuil station, to- day, and had practically overy bone in his hotly | en, He was thrown 500 feet by the force of the impact and was killed instantly. Easter giving of high class candy. McCortkey's and Huyler's sold only at Gibson's Red Cross drag store. At Moscow, Dr. Jollas, editor of the Russki Viedomsti, was assassinated; to-day, by an unknown vouth. The murdercr escaped. Dr. Jolios was © a member of the lower house of the first Russian party. . Kerrigan, of Kerrigan Bros, To ronto, who has been in the city for a number of days, loft to-day for river points on business in connection with the St. ° Lawrence River Steamboat company'. Henry Lawson. of Toronto, has ar- rived in the city to spend Easter with latives. . ill, and of Gananoque. M ons a former Kingstoni pt will welcomed hack by her man . The services on Sun- day will be of special interest, At "Wonderland." "Wonderland," is proving a - great drawing card these nights and for the admission fee, Bc., it is one of the best ston. "The Indian's Revenge," is the title of a very interesting icture thrown on the canvas last night. By special request, George Hammond sano his old time favorite, "Not Because Your Hair is Curly." Victorian Nursing. During the past mpnth, Miss Offord, Victorian nurse, reports that she at- tended oléven cases, of which four wera Presbyterians, , three Anglicans, two Methodists, twa Col tionalists, and one Roman Catholic. She made ninetydwo visits, Donations of cloth- ing, 'ete, were rooeived from Mise Marshall, Miss Lambert and Mrs. Roney and three dollars from a friend. Two Men In Fight. According ing to & report going the rounds, t y, two men in o lively fight at the corner of Bagot and Corrigan streets, between scven and eight o'clock, Tuesday Jieht, and it is alleged that one the men threatened to stab the other with a knife. No arrests were made, but it is wobable that the guilty parties will he summoned before the police magis- trate, Will Get There Soon. The steamer Pierrepont failed to break her way through the ice to Wolfe Island to-day. After a four-hour struggle, in which she forced a pas. sage around the Martello tower and back to Folger's wharf the task was given up. The ice is about ten inches thick but is' honeycombing rapidly and it is said the old war ship will make the island before the end of the week. To Retire From Farming. Thomas C. Stark, Pittsburg, was ig the city to-day, the Brst visit im many moons. He is reti from farming and will live contentedly at his beau- tiful home on the Gananoque road, and adjacent to the beautiful St. Law- rence river. Mr. Stark has been a pro- mipent figure in. Frontenuc's agricultd- ral and political movements. He was a candidate for parliamentary honors ond made a fine run. Employment At Vancouver. - The many friends of Miss Margaret Harold will be pleased to learn that she has safely reached Vancouver, where she has secured a lucrative posi- tion with the Smith Millinery com- pany of that place. Miss Harold was for some time superintendent of the trimming department of Crumley Bros." store, where she made a host y of friends, who while they regret the loss of her skill and advice, will feel vanced position, the just reward that her energy, perseverance and artistic ability deserve. Miss Harold is stay- ing with her cousin, Thomas Harohl, a former Kingstonian, who wii doubtless be remembered by many. INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up By Reporters on Their Rounds. Strawberries, 20c. 'Carnovsky's. See the handsome neckwear at Bib- by's, 50e. Sale of cotton stockings, 2 pairs 2c. New York Dress Reform. Bananas are now arriving in car lots and selling at summer prices, at Carnovsky's. The square at tho barracks is dry- ing wp quickly, and the soldiers are now practicing football. Spring blossoms in. spring neckwoar at Bibby's. : At the City Hall, on April ith, Re- chab Tandy and others will give ton- cert. Tickets, 25¢. and 38c. Note it. Special value in' cotton undeyvests, 2 for 25c. Shoulder braces, 806. Birong hose supporters, all colors; 2c. New York Dress Reform. There are six patients in the hos- pital at Tete de Pont Barracks, but none of the cases are of a serious na- ture. : There was a meeting of the council of the board of trade last evening. Nothing of a large nature wae up for considera tion, The Knights of Columbus have &e- eured the building on Brook street formerly" occupied by Rev. Prof. Jor dan, as a club house. Annual Good Friday recital of Vocal Students' | Club, church, March 29th, at 3:30 p.m. Tie bets Je at ows. ) v v hk in M Campbell's Varni Stains were originated and offered to housekeepers for restaining and refin- ishing furniture and interior wood- too, t twenty experience making varnish stains enables them to make a better article than can be made by those new at the business. Ask for Campbell's Varnish Stains. W. A. Mitchell sells it, -------- . Sale of cashmere stockings," splendid The infant danghter of Capt. Vietor | quality, 25c. New York Dress Reform. Stroud, PASC, died this morning | Land the twin sister is very seriously | what a bard world this is. ; | 3 tins tomatoes; 2c. at Mullins. 'Men with soft snaps don't realize entertainments over given in King- | glad that she has won, in this ad- | , at Fall Junction, twenty miles here, exploded. : Wrecked The Express. Pittsburg, Pa., March 27.--Train wrockers caused the derailment, at | three o'clock, this morning, of the Keystone express, east-bound. T engine, two mail cars and a combina- mending stations. Nome of the ears were overturned. BOARD OF EDUCATION TO Ask City For Grant of $39,881 This Year. This evening the board of education will meet to receive the finance com- mittee's report on the financidl re quirements for the year. The commit- tee recommends that $39,881 be asked from the city council, an increase of $2,058 over Inst year, which includes $900 for domestic science. The increase in the teachers' salaries thi® year will be $1,006.45. The item for repairs, Jr, in '$200 less than that of lastfyear. The property com- mittee ts that the school build ings are in good condition, and thet no large improvements will be requir ed this year. The sum of $300 is put in for two sots of new desks. In some class rooms there are double desks that are far too large for the pupils It is pr to replace those in two rooms with single desks suitable for the pupils. The fuel ficures show an increase of $242. The item for pupils' supplies, shows an increase of $100. The text books have bren in use four, years, aml a greater number than usunl will require replacing. The amount asked from the city this year for colleginte purposes, $9, 416, is $858 more than last year. This incregse is accounted for by an esti- mated reduction in fees, increase of teachers' salaries and loss of govern- ment grant on technical equipment. The increase in salaries totals $383. The grant for = technical instruction has dropped from $1,345 to 81.035, as a result of the equipment having heen paid by the government in the stipulated time for five years. EXAMINING BUILDINGS. That Come Under the Public . Egress By-Law. City Engineer Beckwith is making a tour of the buildings which come un- der the by-law regarding from Public Halls and Buildings." In quite a number "some changes will have to be made, in the way of mak- ing the entrance doors swing out er. Stairways must be four feet in width, and some churches will have to comply with this new regulation. The engineer will make a complete report. and the owners and trustees of build ings will be notified of what they must do to comply with the by-law. Six months will be given for complyine. After that, the owners of buildings liable to a fine. ' COBALT STOCKS. Furnished By J. 0. Hutton, 18 Market Street. Toronto, March 27th. 1 p.m. Twin City $ U3 $$ 92 Abitisi i - 30 Sr Coniages. . a 0 413 Foster ..... + ae 18D 1.78 Green Meehan 80 78 MeKinley 2.00 1.00 Nipissing 1300 11.00 Peterson Lake X 59 57 Silver Leaf 16 AS) Silver Quecn ........ 154 1.80 Trethewey - 3 1.26 O.P.R. p we 1.80% 1.58% LAST SALES: Green Maochan i Sie AL § 80 En fl AONE a . 80 EP SROWRY iia ions » or 1.31 Nipissing - '11.63% Silver Queen . . » 1.88 Coniages .......... w id 4.25 yard. Nanvy, Black, Cardinal, Red, Pink, Blue and White. New York Dress Reform Something very special in raincoats at Bibby's for $12.50. Estate by Order of the . Curator of the Ontario . » SEALED TENDERS WILL BE RE- ceighd by the undersigned until noon of MONDAY the 15th day of April, 1907, for the follo . valuable properties Whest or ony ender a Seetteanily or "mot V aC cepted. All ked "Ten ders for Real Estate. (1) That large three storey brick dwelling and premises sitvated on the corner of Princess and Montreal streets, now occupied by H. E. Harding und the Hpard of Education. (2) That _commodious residence on Centre street lately in the occupation of James Wilson: This Property is most beautifully 'situated, and is admitted to be one of choicest residences in King- ston, with ample grounds and groves, fine stables and outhouses. In good "re pair. = (3) That two-story = planing-mill with engine, boiler and shafting, on West street, South of Kine street, antl lands in connection therewith. (4) That lof in "gol the property last above metioned, on Gore street, up- on whith = erected a small wine cott: . property may vant ------_-- used in commection with tite plaining mill for piling grounds, etc, KIRKPATRICK, ROGERS & NICKLE, 194 Ontario street. Dated dt Xinewton, this 20th day of March, A.D, 1907, 2 WN TTL ¥ ER -- Long Kid Gloves Black, Greys, Tans, 1.50. ' Long Kid Gloves Jn Black, Tans, White, 2.00. Long Undressed Kid Gloves In Black, White, Tans, Greys, 1.50. ~~ Perrin's Famous French Rid Gloves Usual lengths, all sizes, in Bl Greys, Tans, 1.00 and 1.25. Girls' Kid Gloves soc. pair special. Boys' Kid Gloves 6gc. pair special. ack, 'White, wards and making the stairways wid: |' who have failed to comply, will be LADIES' LIGHT WEIGHT Cashmere Stockings For early spring, Special values at 25¢, 35¢, 39¢, 40¢, 45¢, 50¢, 63c, 750. {Children's Cashmere Stockings Both ribbed and plain, in great variety. -- TE Sale of 3-inch silk ribbon, 12¢. per | Nice Up-to-Date Shoes FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS Lite Girls' and Boys' Patent Leather Lace and Button Shoes, light sole, sizes 3 to 7, American make, $1 a pair. Little Boys' Patent Colt, shape, good heavy soles, sizes 5 Blacher Cut Shoes, Culture to 74, $1.65; 810 104, $2. Girls' Patent Colt, Blucher Cut Shoes, good soles, Rochester make, sizes 13 to 2, $2.50. All ngw goods and just right for spring weather. The Lockett Shoe Store | some good Hand Bags'and-Valises:™ 3 P.S.--We have Apne YEAR 74. Wil Continue for 10 Days - 8 Longer Special price in 1 Room Furniture. Bed Lounges and Baby Carriages and Liquid Veneer the made. 8 doors above Op ROBT. J. | 230 Princess s o 'Phone 577 Ami --bbt tial. 9000000000000 3 W.A Mit Take-0 If you want to tak paint (no matter hard) off a Door, Boat, or Piai TAKE-( Will do ite. SOLD OM Mitchell's Ha 85 Princess | P0000 40000 To Contra Tenders will be reé noon on MONDAY, / for the several trad quired in the erectio Store and Dwelling « ence street. Lowest or any tend sarily accepted. Pla fications may be seg cess sweet. D J H Chocolate Eas We have imported our these delicious Choc ite sell at the same price as though the wholesdte pri 2 Eggs in a 4 Eggs in a 6 Eggs in a 12 Eggs in a 24 Eggs in a All the same price Jas, Redden Cheapest Place ston for Bo Clothir Is at the foot of Pr Have just received of new Boots, which greatly reduced figur Remember the plac A. LIEBEF 38-41 Prince Monurnr Foreign and Domesti Marble, Larg lowest possible prices Opp. YM.C.A. 372 " Wondet See the moving pic Ladies' and Childe gramme, Monday, dav. Wednesday and Thursd Revenge," "The Fire Wo Joseph H. Gorrie, G UNDER THR AUSP! LADIES' MUSIC LE GRAND Kelly Cole and City Hall, Wednesds A Joint Recital, by s Mme. Le Grand Reed ™ two great singers. Love be assured that this wil treat of the season glow's, Wednesday, Ap 75¢., '$1. I have sold thousan: the Pittsburg-Ely ~ in Kingst on't néglect the o securing a block large this promising stock price, 50 CENTS. t is bound to go hig orobhability will touch or $3.00. JOSE) - TAKE NO Between Season's we very small profits. Th like. Try us for th Recand-Hiand Store, 398 The finest stock' of town at Bibby's,