Value nens ould mean a lively day in ould like again to call your 'we are now offering in ble Linens ., 99, 1.25, 1.49. leached e, 69. T5¢, 90.. Linen 9c. T5e, 90c, 1.25. the prices of these lowest ebb. Wise hen these are gone se figures. heétings will, 5C.. 49¢, 5gc. w Cottons inch, DC, 35C. r Cotton nch. 5C, 30c, 35c. AL ROW 72 x 86. Never 30, 75c¢. TNT S--------_ iV -- FORDS AN IL THE GO. well Button Oxford * make, hand welted % alittle better, $3.50 s, light sole, $2.00 sun Metal Pumps, § Joodyear welt soles, oe Store ; ap, now just in. 7 To buy Hams, Bacon, Lard, Sausages and all kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats, ' Hundreds took advantage of our sale last Saturday, which ex- celled any of our Former sales. An immense stook is ready for you TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, everything that a first-class Meat Store handles will be here. 3 Also choise Gracesies, Flour and Feed, Fruits, Green Goods. Phone orders taken; this Friday Evening. -- Anderson Bros Corner Princess & Division Sts. T, McAiey 93 Princess Si. Between Corbett's Hardware Store and Taylor & Hamil: | ton's, directly opposite An- grove's. COME AND SEE US "Phone No. 778. BANK OF MONTREAL Paid Up Capital + - - $14,400,000 Best wis -xcivo-»- 11,000,000 The branch of' this Bank at corner of King and William Sts Will Move On or about the 15th APRIL NEXT ot corner 'of King and Clarence ts. } . Crosse & Blackwell's: Mized Pickles, Chow Chow, White Onions, Gherkins. Holbrook's : Sweet Mixed Pickles, Sweet Gherkins, Sweet Chow Chow, - Sour Midget Gherkins ite Onions, ats. JAS. REDDEN & C0. For every variety of Real Estate Bargains and Insurance, go to SWIT'S REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENCY. RRS SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY BY TENDER TENPERS WILIARE RECEIVED BY the undersigned until MONDAY, April 22nd, for the purchase of the property known as the "Golden Lion Block," in- cluding all the land. bounded by Welling. | them. ton, Broek amd Clarence streets. The preset rentals amount to more than $2,600 per anvum. With a small outlay these can he materially increased. For further particulars, apply to the undersigned A.B. CUNNINGHAM, 78 Clarenes street, Vendors' Solicitor. TAKE NOTICE like. Try us for the fun. TURK'S . "a ™ ne Ei Second-Hand Store, 398 Princess St. Fur. Cases, Lawn Tent, Arm Chairs, Bik Horns, Box Stove, Gag Heater, etc. reserve. KINGSTON AND CAPE VINCENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, STEAM- ers will leave Kingston at 1.80 v daily, excent Sunda, . B= OFFER We Want vom ry Century Washer for 30 wg, Your own home, a New ays in Why should any woman stand {3r many hours each week over hot steaming dirty clothes, in. healing their oder and rubbing her strength away, when it is pos- sible to ture the drudgery of wash-day into pleasant employ- ment, by using a New Century Ww, Tr. Satisfedtion or your money back, $7.50. » -------------------------------------------- DAILY MEMORANDA. A Die Catonell Brow. Hats. Sabir he ie "When The Harvest 3 3 en -- WHIG TELEPHONES. nee, eit | TOILET SETS We are at present showing some odd quaint shapes, in Old" English Designs. Also a large variety of pretty colored sets, from. $1.48 UP. Robertson Bros. RS 4 7 POPP voeoee FURS STORED Do John McKay, & 148-158 BROCK ST. Telephone 489. Saturday Specials Van Luven's. Jams, - Jellies, Marmalade, in wlass, at he. per. ih, Te.ove., Mixed Pickles and Chow Chow, bottles, SPRING APPETIZERS |. Chutney. Sauce, bottles card-hoard boxes Choice Cluster Table Raisins, per Ih. 10¢ Pure Maple Sugar, Cakes, 10c. Mexican Oranges, Rolled' Oats, 3 pkgs., § Maize, (Corn Flakes), Lipton's Tea, Air-Ti 25¢. sled Rose and Salgds, § Ib. pkgs. . F. W. Van Luven, 246 Princess St. 1000 MILES AN gerald de and ordered a recess until two The world travels through o'clock. Luncheon for the jury wis space at that speed and our boats DRY DOCK Auction Sale Office a goncealed weapon more than 1 do. 1 consulted an ex-chief of police, a man tect. myself." Office of the Late King stireet. Presses, ALLEN, The Auctioneer. Telephone, 252. The Free Methodist drank to the health of! his: fellow Will be held in : REA D THI Ss commencing APRIL 12th and 13th at 7.30 P.M. And SuiMay, April 14th. Love Feast at 9 am. followed by preaching at a.m. Colborne sircet church, Store, months from consumption, Mrs. John K. Maines passed away on Wednesday at her home, a couple of miles west of Tweed, ' She 'was . aged twentyibven years. my s NGHAM, District "Eider. i. GREGORY, Preacher. AUCTION SALE of the Church of England congrega- At my Rooms, Market Square, SAT- 'tion, Actinolite, George Mayne and Samuel © Ramsay were re-appointed ' pad. churchwardens. and other Rorges. ) | Road Cart, ete. FM. MURRAY, Auctioneer. broken single and double, certain the approximate cost of a Turkey has only just now ratified | land. the convention drawn pink, white, pardival, navy or black, form. Sécond Night. JURY ROOM. Hours in Discussion. the slayer of Stanford White, was or gerald went home to bed. The jury had then been deliberating on a ver- dict for more than thirty hours, a much longer period than has been ne- cessary in most of the other famous criminal' trials of recent yeas. As the hours flew by without any sign from the jury all sorts of rumors spread - through the criminal court building about conditions in the jury oy Upori one point they all ag=ead; that a bitter fight was on between the jurymen over Thaw's guilt, and that the outcome would be largely depen- dent upon the endurance of the con- tending' factions. The rumor most generally heard and mest commonly credited, whether it had any foundation or net, was that ¢ither one or twp jarors were holding out against a verdict of © guilty of murder in the first degree or guilty of manslaughter, = -- No Decision Yet. New York, April 12.--Justice Fitz- gerald reached the court house, at 10.31 am. It was persistently report- el, this morning that the 7 haw jury is divided nine to three. Some said that the nine were for conviction of manslaughter and three for acquittal, while others declare the three were for conviction and the nine for avquittal, because of insanity. One thing is cer tain the jury is struggling to reach a verdict. The appearances of the jurymen when they went to break- fast; this morning, indicated that they had been through a long and a bitter fight, the strain of which was telling upon them. It is said that the states attorneys have practically giv- en up hope of securing a verdict of the first degree, but that Jerome ex pects the jury to deal some sort of punishment to the prisoner if only to subject his exaggerated ego. Calls Speech Cheap Poetry. London, April 12. --Commenting on the Thaw trial at Néw York, the Ev- ening Standard ridicules the 'oratory of Messrs. Delmas and Jerome as be ing "flapdoodle," says it considers Mr. Delmas to be the worse sinner in this respect, and adds it "seemed as if a minor poet had been let logse up- on the court." The paper inquires if it is impossible that a jury of practical experienced men could be influenced by such emp- ty rhetoric," and says: "Oratory of such a kind is ineon- ceivable in an English court. It would disgust the judge and jury alike, and provoke a bitter . remonstrance even from the prisoner at the bar." Still Out. New York, April 12 Justice Fits led to go ott for luncheon served in the consultation room. Harry Thaw, this morning, through his attorneys, gave out a statement in which he said © "I wish the jury and every one els: to understand that no one despises a person who carries respected in this community, and he advised me that my duty was to pro The Ex-Provost"s Lapse. Pittsburg, April 12.--After sixty-one years of total abstinence, Sir Robert Cranston, ex-Provost of Edinburgh, and one of the most distinguished guests at the Carnegie dedication, dropped off the water waggon last ev- ening, when, in a glass of claret, he Scot, Andrew Carnegie. Lady Cran- ston chided her husband about being a terrible inebriate after he had drain- ed the glass. See Bibby's new fancy hose. : "Castoria for children." The gepuine is sold at Gibson's Red Cross! Drug After "an illness of about eighteen At the annual meeting of the vestry Steps will be token this year to as- tunnel or bridge across the straits of Northumberland to Prince Edward le- Sale of Rinch : silk ribbon, eolors, The Jury Locked Up For A RUMORS FLYING] Judge Fitzgerald Went Home to Bed Shortly Before Midnight and the Jurors Were Locked Up--They Have Spent Many New York, April 12.-At 11:30 o'clock, last night, the jury in whose 'hands rests the fate of Harry K. Thaw, dered locked up in the jury room for a second might, and 'Justice Fits city afforded in hotel accommodation, at Fort Pitt. Fast automobile ser vice was maintained between™the ho were delighted with their treatment, troducers of new styles in men's hats. English and American Protos are raising large sums of; is ho --- ; DR. W. BODLEY, Pit Pas April 12.-Dr. W Bodley, e distinghished architect and member of the Royal Academy, was one of the guests at the Carne; gic Institute at its dedication. Heo will also attend (he International Peace Conference" in New York. DIKE WOMEN'S CHAMPION, Bill For Offiee-holding and Voting ? Rights. London, April 12. Sir Charles Dilke, advanced . radical, has introduced in the Housefof Comm his women's enfranchisement bill, which was read for the first time without any discus- sion. The bills introduced in the Brit- ish parliament by Sir Charles Dilke is similar to the bill which he introduesd last year and which was defoated. Jt provides for jenfranchising every rog- istered man and woman of full age, and "that nobody shall he disqualified by sex or marriage from being elected to either house; or to local bodies, or from exercising anv public functions whatever. ALLEGED BIGAMIST VANISHES Issues a Warrant For Her . Hus. band. St. Thomms, Unt, Apfil 12.<David L. Gives, 'emplogedsin "Thopms r inctory, was married on March 2th, to a widow. twenty-eight vears of age, Mrs, McConville, who lived with her parents in this city. They petirn- ed from their honeymoon trip a fow days ago Yesterday Mrs Gives learned that her husband was married and wife No. 1. and an infant child lived in Woodstock. . She. at onee swore out a warrant for Gives' ar rest, but Gives had. decampesd, and so far the policv have no trace of him. Gives had lived in 8t. Thomas for some" time, and is about thirty-five years of age, LORD CROMER RESIGNED And is Succeedpd By Sir Eldon Gorst. London, April 12. --Foreign Secro tary Grey' ar x the House of Commons, yest » that Lord Cro-. mer, the RBriti and consul general in Fgvpt, had resigned his post for reasons of ill-health and Sir Eldon Gorst had been appointed to succeed him. In making the announce ment the foreign secretary eulogized Lord Cromer's ryices, and said his policy wou ontinued. Sir Eldon Gorst, who tal up the work of agent and usul-general, has heen nted o the advice of Lord He had twenty vears' ex- perience in | pt Pittsburg Entertains Guests. Pittsburg, Pa, April 12.---The for eign guests were given the best 'the 100 rooms being engaged for them in Schenley hotel, which was the general headquarters of the visitors, twenty- seven at the Country Club wnd ninety tels and the club house. The guests and greatly pleased with the sights and sounds of the great industrial een- tre. The Pittsburg committee was greatly picased that it was not ob liged to send any of the visitors to a private house. Baseball Sugamary. National Leaguc.--At New. York, ¥: Philadelphia, 3. At Cincinnati, 4: Pittsburg, 3. At. Chie 6; St. Louis, 1. Fo American League. At 2: New York, 3. At Detro : . land, 0. At Philadelphia, 4: Boston, 8. At St. Louis, 1; Chicago, 0. Killed By A Train. Hamilton, Ont., April 12.--Mre. John Teshan wag struck by a fast passen- ger train on the T&ronto, Hamilton, aml Buffalo railway erossing and frightfully injured. She died shortly aftér being put on the operating table at the city hospital. Just Hatched ! The Chesterfield is the name of a new style in bats, which have just made their appearance. To be had in From Our Own Correspondent. hon. 'gentleman's remark was seandal- ous and untrue. . Cries of "on al benches, to which Mr. Fowler ro- order that the expression "scandalous, false and untiue" was unparliament- ary and should he withdrawn. shouted "You can't put in the ges to-day." and Mr. Foster yelled, "You are not under a royal commission now." that he had objected to men taking the trust funds of a corporation like the Foresters for private specula- tion. is Passion, asserted that the insinuation was false #0 far us hie was concerned. He challenged Mr. Martin to prove it. 'Mr. Foster moved that the firet words of Mr." Martin be "taken down," and then the storm burst in all ite fury. Cries of "Take it back," "Coward," "Bully," and so an were flung across the floor, and when Mr. Foster said that Mr. Martin's words were 'a scandalous, lying assertion," and Mr. Aylesworth rose to a point of | made two or three years ago, as to order; shouted in a voice vibrant with passion : "See the conspirator ! There | been discussed inforfmlly, but no stands the eonspirator |" ed up into an overpowering passion, demanded that the expression "'sean- dalous, lying assertion" be with- drawn liamentary for the minister of justice to shake his clenched - fist at the house. stem the storm, but in vain, and fin ally left the chair. The debate proceeded on quieter | 8 lines "PFown high easterly' winds that have Pre- er rose to an abnormal height in 'the opposite the city, because the ice at Cap Rouge would not allow the wat- ers to puss up thé river. ed over the wharves and made Dal- housie streét a regular - lake, flooded all the cellars of Lower Town and caused the water rats to swarm pell mell through the streets, chased by hundreds of men and boys, 'who went wild in their endeavor to kill' them. The flood caused a great inconveni- ence to passengers crossing to Levis from Quebec on the ferry boat, who were unable to reach them without the aid of boats, and being subject to a charge of twenty-five cents, Merchants in Lower Town in anticipation of to- mortow's high tide are removing their goods from the ground floor to a more secure place of storage. After Being Separated For Fifty gathering wus held here, last night, at the residence of W. C. Donaldson, when six brothers were united after a sepuration of fifty vears, it having been the first time the six were to- gether since they left their home in young manhood. The ages of the brothers range from eighty to sixty- five, un average of seventy-five each, Mr. Donaldson, of this city, being the "baby," fifty-five years of age. FRIDAY, APRIL 1%, : IVELY TIN PASSIONATE And Made Use of Language of An Abusive Type-Said the Mint Clenched Fist--He Was, Indeed, Justified. Ottawa, April 12.--There was a re- upon the insurance commission, de- clared that he and his associates had purchissed their lands from the ©. P. R, in the open market, and on the same terms as anyone else, and was proceeding to argue that they had the same right to do so gs anybody else when Mr. Martin of Montreal, made some remark which was inaudible in the galleries. This provoked Mr, Fowl- er's anger, who shouted that the Immediately there was an uproar. "* came from the liber- torted that the jackals could howl, but that he did not care. Mr. Aylesworth rose to & point of Mr. Fowler sed. Mr. Bennett Mr. Martin explained, in French, Mr. Fowler, working himself into a Mr. Aylesworth, who also was work- Mr. Henderson asked if it were par- Depudy Speaker Marcil, tried to Out of Sewer, The result was that the water flow: SIX BROTHERS MET Years. Windsor, Ont., April 12.--An wniqae > Proved A Fiasco. + Paris, April 12-The baker's strike Kingston at Campbell Bros: the in- sateen. ' A story in the Paris Figaro says t a8 soon as ide. per yard. . New ¥Yerk om the French Try. Bibby's opecial $1 gloves, movement is proving a fiasco. The mass mectinig, 'announced for yester- day afternoon, . attracted only about fifty men. During the day two strikers were arrested for intimidation. Thy Bank of England cannot refuse to redeem ts notes on ests are. out: of them, gloves 1 solar, 2 tor 98¢," Bibby, G. EULAS FOSTER GREW VERY ister of Justice Shook His markable scene in the House of Com- mone yesterday. George W. Fowler, who was taking part in the debate « C yard for repairs. Examination shows that mueh work is needed on the Neo- T must be removed from the boat and t portions of the boat. She 'will be in 8. April. 7 the dock some time. The job on the a hn ens, fm Apes Til, she was docked late yesterday, the ex- ROE RT oA 1 RAT-HUNTING AT QUEBEC. t Flooded Cellars Drive the Rodents Quechee, April 10.--An unusual scene | H. Brayton, of the Raymond public of excitement was witnessed in Lower | school, committed suicide, yesterday, this afternoon. Owing to the | by shooting. 1ll-health is believed to k have been the caush, Mr. Brayton, vaitled for the Inst three days the wat- | who was sixty-one years of age, was 3 born at Lyons, N.Y, and studied at' River St. Lawrence, and especially | Cornell University. Teo had been con- nected with the Chicago sehools for thirty years. He was prominent sori- ally and in Masonic circles, and was a member of the jury which convicted the Haymarket anarchists in 1887, report the death of hundreds of the continued drought. Cuba has not had a good rain sinos the © October cyclone, and' the crops are suffering greatly from lack of water, unknown man, about six feet tall, with ications for the Pplicatiol y be received the score of | tO April Tou, 4 Pp. DISGRACE TO MINISTRY. : the Bishop. woman, - was deposed mittee reported that the curate vio- lated his sixth ordination vow, which required that a clergyman, "as far as in him lies, shall mAke himself a flock of Christ," Rov, Mr. Mears asserted that he was not actuated by any wrong motive in visiting the house in the "Tenderloin" and that his presence there was with a view of making sociological investiga. tions, but he accepted the committee's findings, dealaring in writing his with- drawal from the ministry, and for- warded his resignation to Bishop Co- adjutor Greer, who then deposed him. The magistrate before whom Mears was. arraigned, after ne arrest, - ae- cepted hie explanation of his presence in the "Tenderloin" and discharged him, SE ---------------- BADLY CRUSHRD A------ And is Likely to Lose His Life. London, Ont., April 19.~James Pal- mer, West London, seventy-four years old, was, probably fatally injured at the McCormick works while engaged in putting some boxes in the landing near the elevator. Phlmer gob in the shaft, not notici the elevator 'was descending until 4 was too late to | escape. Ho was frightfully crushed. Arthur Autertrack had a close call from being fatally 'injured at D. 8. Perrin's works, at noon. Autertrack was working on the fourth storey, and, thinking the elevator was down, started. to put his head out into the shaft when the elevator struck him, inflicting a out - about eight inches long, requiring many stitches, J S-------- An Old Story. : Ottawa, April 12. "In the senate Sir Mackenzie "Bowell rend a cable Great ating an New York, April 12.--Rev. W. How: . ¥ Mears, ate of St. ghatthaws | ) Scene The od at a house in the Tender! Remarkable In So oi March 13th Jase, where bo gone in compan & negro Trr the minis- fo ee Tl Cle FOWLER FRANTIC iis mes pif 2 fom 8 occasion in question. The com- wholesome example and pattern to they et Britain dnd son son) s a consideration. y Hon, Mr. Scott said this was an old story which appeated from time to time. © So far as the Canadian gov- ernment knew nothing had been done toward breaking 'up the agreement the seal fisheries, The matter had formal proposdls had been niade, Repairs To Steamers. Detroit, Mich., April 12.--The Cana- lian steamers Neepawah and Strath- ronan have been docked at the Ecorse awash. About twenty-five plates he bottoms, the injuries covering both trathcona is much smaller, but as ent of work was not Wefinitely do- ermined, ------ Teacher Commits Suicide. Chicago, April 12.-- Principal James A 1g 14 { ) Cravenet oani- Bet y ool fig ve ML ant i front, military collar, with ste = effect, stylish sleeves, he cuffs, 3 ilored, Every parmout well Price, $13.90. Made from modish Falirics' treats ed by the Cravenelte process, all A well tailored , and ghod style, from $5 to $10. Be sure and ace them at Steacy's "HORN. ¥ daughter, 1 Cattle Dying In Cuba, Havana, April 12.--The rural s Fontile throughout. the island as a result of Suicide At Niagara Falls, Niagara ¥alls, N.Y, April 12.---An dark moustache, was seen to jump into the rapids from Goat Island bridge, at ten o'clock last night. He was carried over the American Falls, -------- Corsets of every description, ordered or ready-made. We know what will suit your figure, Seo our special Dip- Hip corset, 65c. New York Dress Re- orm. The doubls strength tarine moth proof bags ate sold at Gibson's Red Cross drug store. They last for years. Bananas, 2 dozen for 25c., at 'the Red Star. Edwards & Jenkin, York Hippods, Late Principal Comedian, Joe. New - now shaw, in "T] ------ MONDAY, April 16th Under the Auspices of The Sons of Scot- ot A land. r co The Best Shut_ovbr left the Shores of MISS FLORN "DONALDSON-The {Scottish Song. A EORGE NEIL--Stofland's Greatest Tekin HOWARD, V.L C, B. S.~The K i of Scottish Humorists: o ARCHIE BORWICK--Selo Pianist and Aceompanist. Prices, 25c., 85c.. 50e., 78 ; Seats on Sale Friday Ab. Rox _Qifice. EVERY DAY BARGAI Good hats, good style, good com: fort, at Jenkins'. 8 he Sih TE tion of KFD. will up vy 1907. 5 Would you know the way land ? Then follow. the path of the } Where your promise ¢ Where a chibice of good in. reads! Terms Sonveniont' and casily paid. For every day is HB