ourtains , 9.30 to 12 o'clock. on, 2.30 to 5 o'clock, some remarkably good rtains, These will be , as follows : e/Lace Curtains rth 75c, 85¢, goc. Choice To-morrow 65c pair ace Curtains 1s, worth 1,00, 1.25, 1.35 ice To-morrow 90c¢c pair 113 Pairs White Lace Curtains All different designs and qualities, ' 1.50 pair. 1.69 pair, 2.25 pair. 3.15 pair. F \ ains and French ns at 20 Per ' Off. ust yet you can secure the special lot and have required. YEAR 74. NO. 133, Seal Skin Garments Made to Order, Special Discounts for June, (JOHN McKAY, Fur House. 149-155 Brock St., ThejBest:Plan of Fishing Tackle is to got the hest By buying bere en- 'a perfect equipment and an outfit equal to if you don't catch fish it not the lines Iault, Mitchell's Hardware." County of Frontenac. SBALED TENDERS WILL ceived at the Office of the County Clerk, Court House, Kingston up to THURS. o'clock noon, from persons willing to furnish : Hard Wood or more il required and free from dirt, and to be delivered ut the Court House Office as may bo required up to Decen Gaol or Registry of Maple, pound and of good quality, one-half dry and one-half green, to be delivered at th County Gaol half before that Wood and Coal subject to measurement and approval of Chairman Coal to he weighed on Scales, at the expenss of Contractor. The lowest tender County City necessarily ac- EER DAILY MEMORANDA." } SU 5 Five dollars Invested in a New Hat, morrow, 2 p.m Lake Ontario Park, 4 p.u This day in history :-- snow at Quebec, 1816 ; Lie started, after Big Bear, 1885. For Straw Hat8 at a dollar, Twa dollars or three, George Mills and Company Can always suit me. n WHIG TELEPHONES, 243--Business OfMcey 229--BEditorial Rooms. 292--Jobbing Departmemt. Try us for Billheads, ete. At Calipbell Bros'. means satisfaction. Field Baftery rallies at Armouries, to- Polo Match, Torcnto vs. Kingston, Saturday. at fall t.-Col. Otter SETS fice. best quality. Robertson Bros. CHEAP DINNER We have just finished stock- taking, and find we have a few set short of a small num- ber of pieces. These we will clear out at a great sacri- Come and get a snap, $12, $10, $9 Sets, for $7.50, $6 and as low as $4.50. All JUNE NUMBER With Horses OF THES June 11th. For fair wages. All men in favor right. YUST OUT "Spear's Mine Develop ment © Special issue on Larder Lake Gold Fields. Lateresting, instructive and valuable to all who are in- terested in North Ontario mining. Sent free for the asking. "Bonanza Gold" at first price of 15 cents per share will be withdrawn tai June 220d. Write to P. V. FRASER AND CO., 23 Toronto St., Toronto, Ont Recruits and Members oth Kingston Field Battery Coal to be of good quality, well screened | Wi]] meet at the Armouries 'SATURDAY, June 8th, be AT 2 P.M. To receive Clothing and Fit Har- ness before leaving for Camp, Concrete Men On Strike them, stay off job if they think they are Masons' Helpers' Unien, No. 66. UNION |" isis or Baggage to and from sta* free on receipt of 2-cent stamp. SERIOUS DISORDERS. turbances. Kingston Hosiery Co., Limited. | TIT iiiih ¢ Shoes Blucher Oxfords r Goods Just Received 2.50, $3, $3.50. Shoe Store. 'Cases, $1.00 and up. tate tis teste Bante fantaat ent antad ent 20 8 0 2 Se ininiviei~t oe oh oe oe ad tis sv os TET il IFTY paid up shares 'toek oF the Kingston. Hosiery Company Montreal Jockey Club INAUGURAL MEETING Racing and Steeplechusing every day, a friety Admission to course, Incl 5 A X¥TER|HOUSE- CLEANING you want to dispose Second Hand Dealer the King: Campbell Bros'. e for nobby new hats. to, about 100 pkas.. poy $1, for a few I ai A epgeetions, is the the former failed, Campbell Bros'. Try Bibby' ] ON THE Every dollar expended on judicious advertising in- variably comes * back through the channels of For instance: A a lot of pipes that cost him 25¢. each--they were real bargams and he con- cluded to use the lot for advertising purposes by disposing of them at actual cost. His' ad read : trade. Blue Bonnets Course aut recently . bought "JUNE 4th TO 15th INCLUSIVE. Grand "PIPES--the best you ever laid eyes on--=25c¢.""' In less than a month he had sold over a gross and the repu- decent Furniture or Stoves tation he made on pipes te of 1 will give you not only brought him trade for months afterwards on pipes but everything in his store. There is always some way to invigorate trade and our advertising man a few suggestions. Ireland the Scene of the Dis- London, June 7.--Aunswering the at- tacks of the opposition in the House of Lords the Earl of Crewe, lord president of council, admitted there were serious disorders in parts of Ire- ---------------------------- ---- TOCK land. He said the government would S ® not resort -to the crimes act unless : Spi beaten her. rely upon the ordinary law. It would from an Orange River Colony farmer The home 'in Kingston of Scott's AT | high-grade hats MONDAY, 10TH JUNE INSTANT, . dal the Capital BREAD ial 12.50 suits, WATERS would be pleased to make, Great Britain Will Rule In Indla THE DREAM OF SOME WHO THINK THEY CAN RULE WISELY, But They Could Not Hold the Reins For One Week--The Treatment Accorded the Agita- tors Was Just--India Stands For British Rule. London, June 7.--John Morley, sec- retary of state for India, in introduc- ing the Indian budget, in the House of Commons, yesterday, defended the sharp treatment he had extended to the Indian agitators and refused to offer any apology for it. He was con- fident the bulk of the population in India were on Great Britain's side. They knew their interests were hound up in the law and order which the British maintained. It was a dream of some educated Indians that they would carry on the government of the country better than the British, but they. could not work it for a week. "Bitish rule in India." Mr. Morley said, "will continue, ought to com- tinue, and must continue." Mr, Mor. ley announced a reduction in the mili tary expenditure of $2,000,000 adding, however, that the government would not interfere with the Indian military programme. Mr. Morley declared that the British doctrine of administrative cofficiency had been pressed too far. There would be an enquiry into the question of over-centralization of gov- ernment, rm, HIS DREAM A REALITY. Woman Stabbed Sleeping Child in Adjoining Room. New York, June 7.--Starting from a dream in which he had seen a man chase a woman around aroom and stab her three times with a knife, William Flyun, who lives in rear rooms on the fourth floor of No. 403 East 146th stréet, thought he heard sounds of a scuffle in the adjoining flat, occupied by James and Cathe rine Killoran and their three-year-old son. He fancied that he heard a woman's voice cry: "Don't do that; you'll kill me !"" but thinking this a part of his dream, he went to sleep again. That was a few minutes after mid- night yesterday morning, and three hours later Mrs. Killoran was found dead on the floor of her kitchen, with six knife wounds in her head and chest and bruised all over her body. Subseguently, Killoran, her husband, was arrested, and held without bail by Coroner McDonald, on a charge of homicide, pending the inquest. Flynn, who told the story of his dream which the authorities believe was not all a dream, will be an im- portant witness. In a room adjoining that where the killing was done the child was found asleep. Policeman Andrew Brown, of the Alexander avenue station, was at 145th street and Willis avenue at about half past three o'clock when Killoran, clad only in his underwear and shoes, ran up to him and asked him to go to his flat with him, as his wife had been hurt. Later Killoran admitted that his wife and the bov, James, when ques- tioned, said that his father had MAY COME TO CANADA. Think of Leaving Their Homes There. London, June 7.--At a meeting of the 'Rhodesihn company, Col. Weston Jarvis stated he had received a letter to the effect that his sons and a group of other young Britishers were thinking of throwing up the results of political trouble. Unless going to Canada he, Jarvis, was going to en- deavor to get them to go to Rho- desia. Lecturer Dropped Dead. Lafayette, Ind., June 7.--Helen M. Gougar, the well-known temperance leader and lecturer, dropped dead here of heart failure. She was seventy vears old. In 1896 ghe toured the country, speaking for Bryan for pre- sident. Although her home had been in Lafayette for many years, she was perhaps better known outside for most of her work was done in other cities. For a time she was engaged in edi- torial work on newspapers. Sentenced For Telling. Berlin, June T2-Hérr Poeplau, for' merly an official of the foreign office, has been sentenced to three months' imprisonment for giving information concerning the colonial administration. to Herr. Erzherger, a membet of the reichetag. Campbell Bros'. For straw hats that please, It may interest many to know that an's face is more beautiful when view- ed from the left. Newspaper Publishers A STRANGE REQUEST. Brick. cal of that order. ated, 3 ceremony of the order of Oddlellows, lotter. Unger belived his spirit would refiitn to earth, and he thought that by these means he would prevent its rotuen. When he took his own life, Unger left a note which read, "My body wanted to live, but my intellett was to die." PERMANENT BOARD, Revenue From Hotels For Public Institutions. Toronto, June 7.~The report of J. R. L. Stare, license inquiry commis. sioner, mow in the hands of the gov- crnment, promises to make some radi- cal recommendations, It is said that Mr. Starr has advised that the granting of licenses in To- routo be put in the hands of a board that will mot be appointed from year to year, but will be clear of all politi- cal. influences, and have a free hand in the granting and cancelling of licenses, It is also recommended that no brew- er or distiller, or wholesale dealer in liquors, be granted a license for a place where they hold! one dollar of equity; and that the retail sale of lignor be separated entirely from the wholesale or manufgoturing end of the business, Another important recommendation deals with the apportionment of the license fees. The commissioner advises the government to return at least two- thirds of all moneys received from itis not made clear in what way the money will be spent, it is inferred that it would go to public institutions of various kinds, CANADIAN NURSES BEST. Roosevelt's Compliments to Girls in Washington. Ottawa, June 7.--Speaking at a graduation of hospital nurses at St. Luke's Hospital, Hon. Rodolphe Le- mieux told the audience that' while in Washington President Roosevelt had suid to him that of all nurses in the Washington hospitals, Canadian purs- es were regarded as the best. Trading Suspended. Genoa, Italy, June 7.--Trading on the local bourse was suspended, yes- terday, owing to the heavy losses in- volved in the monthly settlement, amounting to about $2,400,000, The suspension of operations on the bourse was followed by the announcement that the brokers declined to transact any further business, thus creating an exceptional position. The newspapers are asking the government to inter- vene, A Pretty Romance. Charleston, 8.C., June 7.--Crown ing a pretty romance of the reeent trip of the congressional party headed by Speaker Cannon, Panama, Barker Gummere, JYenton, N.J., who was Southern New Jersey's candidate against John FF. Dryden, for United States senator, five years ago, was married to Mrs. Andrew Simonds, at the bride's home -villa, Marguerita, on the ocean front at Charleston, Arrested. Chicago, June 7.--Eight representa- tives of four of the Chicago papers have been arrested on charges of of their 'industry there in consequence | conspiracy, It is alleged that in an effort to raise the price of Sunday edi- tions from five cents to seven cents, they threatened to cut off supplies to newsdealers who handled another jour- nal that didn't agree to the increase. " Diphtheria In Palace. St. Petersburg, June 7.-There is some, delay in political transactions at Peterhof, owing to an outbreak of diphtheria in the czar's family. One report states that most of his majes- tv's chiliren are afflicted. Another states that only one has the disease, and its condition is not seriou. Lady Killed By Express. Petrolea, Ont., June 7.--While stand: ing at the M. C. R. ercssing Mrs. the evening express. She was talking with her companion and did not no- tice the train approach. . ------------ Campbell Bros'. For the largest stock of $2 derbies. We may be out-talked often, out- done never, ney Co, An "Appeal to Scldiers," distributed [+ at Aldershot by the Social Democratic Federation, demands the abolition of from the 'artictic point of view a woin- | the national army, root and hranch. All eream joe cream, in bricks, any flavor, delivered at any hour, at The telegraph line is now only thirty | Price miles from Prince Rupert, g New neckwenr at Roney & Oo'n RIO, FRIDAY, JUNE 7. 1907. Wants His Aches Made Into a Basta, unc To-The last strange re- uest of Horman Unger, the Pitt arg Oadicdlow who killed himself in a Bose ton hotel on Mimorial day, was oar ried out, to-day, by members of alo- In a etter to Daniel Jordan, one of the officers of the lodge, Unger request. ed that his' body be cremated and further #sked that certain disposition be made of the ashes. The members of the secret brotherhood will not make public this letter, but it is said that with concummato skill, Unger de- vised a plan whereby his last mortal remaing Will never be lost or obliter- It is said that in a letter left along side of the empty poison bottle, Un- ger requested his Oddfellow workers to have his body cremated, the ashes mixed in a coment and moulded into a solid brick. Upon this brick, his name and' date of death are to be en- graved and then the brick will be de- posited in a Boston cemetery with the The request will be carried out to the Meense foes to the people, and while Barr was knocked down and killed by | | hies. SIBLE FORM, a Matters That Interest Everybody ~Notes From All Oven--Little of Ewerything Easily Read and Remembered. Chatham has endorsed a bylaw to loan $20,000 to a brass firni which will locate there, Three exploring parties are being sent by the bureau of mines into Northern Ontario. The C.P.R, is to build a summer hotel at Kitsalano Beach, near Van- couver,- it is reported. An gbbe in Rome, who called Gari. baldi "a spurious hero," had a nar row escape from lynching. Mayor Stewart, Hamilion, will not accept the proposed increase to $2,000 of his salary, which is now $1,700, Arrangements have been made for the Truns-Atlantic steamers from this week on to take on and put off the mails at Sydney. An attempt to cause the death Grand Duke Michael, brother of the czar, was made by piling stones in front of his auto, A Japanese owning a rice mill on an island in the Fraser river has been fined by a Vancouver court for making saki from part of his little stock, Two land inspectors, near Worthing- ton, Algoma, had a nasty encounter with a pack of wolves a few days ago, being kept in a tree for several hours, é It is understood the government has decided to dismiss Governor Van Zant, of the Toronto jail, and to ap. point Rev. A. B. Chambers as gov- ernor, The Canadian Order of Chosen Friends decided that the insurance of any member it jeid, order will be forfeited. The . new, convocation hall of the University of Toronto was opened Thursday night, and a. portrait of Chief Justice . Charles Moss, former vice-chancellor, was unveiled. Guatamalan court has decided that the twelve of the nineteen men, condemned to death, by court-mar- tial, for the attempt on the life of tha president must be executed. It is rumored that Hiram Donkin, chief engineer of the Dominion Coal company, is 10 be appointed deputy commibsioner of mines and public works for the province of Nova Scotia. In Mexico Florencia. Moraies and Bernardo Mora were found guilty of the murder, in Mexico City, in April last, of General Barillas, former presi- dent of Guatemala, and sentenced to death, The pope received fn private au. dience Sir Wilfrid Lavrier and L. P. Brodeur and their families, The pon- tiff informed his visitors that he fol- lowed with affectionate interest the progress of the dominion. Captain George MeDongall, who for a score of years had sailed the upper lakes as captain of the C.P.R. steam- er Athabasen, died this morning at hi home in Owen Sound after an ill- ness of several months. Capt. Mo: Dougall was ill from cancer, Mr. Asquith, the chancellor of the British exchequer, is urging the guar. antering of the Transvaal loan of £5, 000,000, quoting as precedents the pur- chase, in 1869, of Ruperts Land and the loans for the construction of the Halifax-Quebec railway in 1857. Barwick, Aylesworth, Wright, and Moss have been granted a fiat to sue the Ontario government on' hehalf of Coates, Son & Co., financiers, Lon- don, Eng., for £3,000, owing to the flotation of a loan for £1.200,000 throngh the Bank of Montreal, in- stead of the English firm, Thorlief Larson, New Westminster, B.C.. has been awarded the Rhodes scholarship for British Columbia for this year. Hugh MeD, Kerr, accord- ing to Professor Robinson, would have been the successful candidate had he not been harded the first position en account of his age, Premier Nond. Newfoundland, hax rinotin~ed that the evndicate of Eng: lish capitalists who, last winter, se. rured concessions from the Newfound- land government for a fast Atlantic service, would start work at once on n survey for a road acrope the island. The plans for the steamship service between Trelund and Newfoundland pro- vided for a railway across the island of Newfoundland in order to make rapid connections withthe mainland, Three Years" In Prison. Quebec, June 7.~A young man nam- ol Hvdala Simard has b sentonoad to three vears in the penitentiary by Judge Chavean. Simard out open a mail bag recently and' stole $342, The money was found on hik person im- brought to this city from® the Lake Rt! Jolin district, where the robbery was committed. a 6% Campbell Bros", For new styles in $2 and $2.50 der- Our fancy 'Hosiery at 250. fs equal to what the other fellows show at 185, and #5, Roney & Coy Sp LATEST EWS) Despatches From Near And THEWORLD'S TIDINGS GIVEN IN THE ERIEFEST POS. who within one year after joining the spateh to Petit Parisien says Prime Mi; Stol conference with car, ¢ resighntion. mediately afterwards and he was |} LIFE PRISONER MISSING, Escaped. to reveal his whereabou though the authorities were incl to the belief that he was still con- coaled about the prison with the idea of attemp to get away later in the night. Every avenue of escape was olosely guarded. Fluss is twenty- five years old and was sent up New York in 1902 for second murder in shooting a bartender, ------------------ Big Fire At Barrie. Barrie, Unt, June 7.--~At an Ld Elmvale was visited a bad fire, which broke out jin Vance's tailor shop. The following places of busi- ness were drateayed i Wo. T. Stew art's general store; R. H. Middleton, insurance and real estate; Herbert Greenwood, jeweler; J. G. Vance, tail- or; M. J, Lawson, harness shop; S. J, Manning, groceries and shoes; S. Dra. per grocer. The Bank of Toronto was almost totally destroyed and the post office and Queen's hotel suffered con- siderably. | I -- Accused Of Intimidation. Hamilton, Ont, Juge . 7.--William Wilson and Joseph Hewitt, two. of the Hendrie company's teamsters, who went on strike, Yy Were charged at the police court, this morning, with intimidating some of the oyees who refused to strike with ilson was alleged to have struck: a man mamed Lumsden. The prosecution made out a strong h case to warrant the A Very Bad Son, Windsor, Ont., June 7.--Oharles Pou. pard, who son Edward recently dis appeared: for several days, after got- ting fifty dollars from his father to arrange for tho funeral of his mother, | has consulted the police with reference to evicting the son from ot's house, and has been buyin wivil pr ¢ ory e nioney, leged, has refused bone, as the result of a fall. some of them dared aim to climb a telegraph pole. He reached the safely, but when astride a crossbar £ Baseball Records, 8, At Newark, 5; Montreal, 3, Brooklyn, 4 (15 innings). At Pitts hurg, 6; Boston, 0, At Chicago, 3 New York, 2. At St Louis, 2; Phila: delphia, 4. American leaguo--At New York, 0; At Philadelphia, 3; Chicago, 0, German Officers Tn Disgrace. Hanover, Prussia, June 7.--Owing to the recent gambling revelations, six officers who were attending the Military Riding Institute have been sent back to their regiments, a pum« ber of others have been ordered to their rooms under arrest aml all the otherd attending the institute, which is' the most famous riding academy of the German army, have been forbid- den to go to the best known hotels. Something New. The style this summer is fancy hat bands, worn 'on straw sailors, Pana- and cun be put on or taken off in half a minute. Polka-dots and striped riblions are mostly in demand, The t variety and best colors are shown at George Mills & Co., the . up, The: Body Found, Fort William, Ont., June 7.--After having lain frosen in the ice at Isle Royale all winter, the body of James Jacques, fireman of the steamer Mon. the beach, about two miles from the scene of th The body was buried at Isle Royale. Sentenced For Stealing. Belleville, June 7.-~Two boys, Stan guilty to breaking .nto G. T. R. freight cars and stealing, were sen- tenced indefinite terms in the In dustrial School. ' y rue ie Mab Tape gifs lypin, alter a aii tht Cdinpbell Bros'. Authorities Do Not Think He Has aid s Bethe it! Ossining, N.Y, June 7.---It was dis covered; last night, that Bidwell DE tire, fe | VALUES hour, this morning, the village of White Wash Belts 08", made White Wah, | Fancy Colored Points he worn with the new nding Collars, of F we offer a great variety. Prices un from 2c. 'to T8e. Bvery item worth your attention, playing with several companions when at the top a live wire and § Joti to the i distance of forty | oot. J Eastern league--At Jersey City, 9%} Toronto, 5. At Baltimore, 4; Buffalo, | National league--At Cincinnati, 4; } Cleveland, 5. At Washington, % St | ly Louis, 5. At Boston, 2. Detroit, 6. BOTT Ju the Lownanl Lott, aged seventy-two years. AULKY.~la Murray 9 Daniel HB, vanty-three years, TAY --Siddenly, at Allisol Hiram Foshay, seventy-six years. WONDERLAND OPEN---Afternoon, 2 to 5. ~Evening, 7 to 11. Entire change of may and light felt hats, They High-Class caily adjusted over the original band ||... pecked 5 "Views and People of Ceylon IMustrated Songs TIN, (Professional Si hat specialists. Prices range from 205¢ i 'Sc. arch, of Sarnia, has been found onl eo wreck on Blake Point, | ley and Charles Belch, who pleaded For the beet fn mét's straw. sailors. fig "On Savurday," don't 1 box of high-class candy, ar Huyler's, from Gibson 's Red Cross | PECIAL # ¥ Dusk, Silk, p of Murray, May 25th, Rensom programme day and Friday. gtion Pictures To-Day ced Hs § usband." ov and bring the children § much IVES OLIVES Olives at 10c. per bottle. Olives at 150. per bottle Olives at 25c¢. = bottle he bala