= Cardio (2. CE ith the improved Record ate--the most perfect fur the market. Of the four : bars, each bar is operated 2» handle applied to either tre bars. To remove this haking is impossible until has been returned to its inal position, flat and in e, without any of the cogs king up. The result is that bars are always flat under fire and that it is impossible umps of coalto dp through be wasted. The Record ngular Grate can be en- y removed from, without out lying on stomach op ering with a light. * 104 ite for Catalogue. PURITY. BRILLIANCY| RRR eE ------ - WE ARE OPEN FOR CONSULTATION Re Furs No Charge JOHN McKAY, Fur House. 149-155 Brock St., Kingston. It you wish to bo successful at- The Kingston Business College BAmited,! head of Queen street. Canada's Highest Grade business school. Bookskeeping, shorthand, Lypewriting, tele graphy, and all commereial subjects thoroughly taugh! t Db gomptent experienced -- Day and night classes. Entér at any time, Rates very moderate. *Phone, 440 H. F. METCALFE, President: J. BE. CUNNINGHAM, Secretary. St. James 4th Annual EXCURSION To Ottawa, via G.T.R. TUESDAY, June 18th Fare, $1.75; Children under 12, 90c. Special train leaving, 8 a.m. return- ing leaving Ottawa same evening, 7. pam. All tickets good returning any regular train, June 19th. $10 REWARD. FOR ANY INFORMATION will lead to the arrest or the purty or parties that broke into t boathouses at Luke Ontario Park, 1 tween Saturday night and Sunday afte noon. Kingston, Portsmouth and Cataraqui Eleciric Railway Company. To Contractors. TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED AT the office of the undersigned, where pla and specifications can be scem, up Lo o'clock, moon, on RIDAY, 21st ins for the excavator work required in certain provements to the su building, 108 Princess St., in this city. Lowest or any tender not accepted WM. NEWLANDS. & SON, Arehitect AFTER HOUSn- CLEAN ING nt ¥ 1f you have dv you want to ¢ a decent price Leading Second Ha ston. will give y TURK, t nd. Dealer of Ki We have a most up-to- da 8 for wedding gifts in Stirling Silver- China, ware, Cut Glass, Clocks and Brouzes., Kinnear & d'Esterre, JEWRLERS 100 Princess Street ALWAYS IN SEASO Whether we have Warm weather cold, sunshine or rain, our QUEEN BEE TEA Is always in season and always in mand. Imported direct from Ib. and one lb. packages omly, 50 and 60c. Jas. Redden & Co. IMPORTERS OF FINE In Providence, R.I, a city of gr wealth and resources, permitted the public to: become sO unsanitary . ihat £100,000 will be required plumbing andl sewer connections, 74. NO. 141, 1500 0.0.000,00000000000000) carpenters im FT 106. | story of Harry necessarily niture or Stoves Ceylon, in half GROCERIES. | d the people have school buildings by neglect DAILY MEMORANDA. 8 City Council, 8 p.m. Yacht Club Association, 8 p.m. Ontario Synod \ opens, 11 a.m day. » Tues- James' church Excursion to Otta. 8 a.m., Tuesday. ¢ This day in' history i--Battle of Bunk- er's Hilt, 1775 ; John Wesley born, 1703, Opening of Lake Ontario Park by Sydenham street church Choir, ussisted by Ruthven Macdonald, baritone soloist, of "Toronto, Thursday, June 20th. WHIG TELEPHONES, 248--Business Ofcey 229--Editorial Rooms. 293--Jobbing Department. Try ug for Billheads, etc. Dinner Sets We have a few of those job sets left, you can save THREE OR FOUR DOLLARS All new up-to-date patterns, on every one of - these sets. ONLY SHORT A FEW PIECES. Robertson Bros. PITH OF THE NEWS. The Very Tatest Culled From Al Over The World. Henderson, Vancouver, commissioner ol Ex-Judge has been appointed the Yukon. Earl Grey will push the buttym that will open the Toronto exhibition at2 pm. on August 27th. At San Francisco, bail was denied Mayor Schmitz, and the court ordered that he be placed in jail. Iv is reported that the Toronto plumbers would like to come to .an agreement with -the employers. 4 Seven men were overcome by gas at the Cobalt Central Mine. Prompt me dical attention saved them At the South Huron liberal conven tion, held at Hensall, M. Y. McLean, a Seaforth editor, secured the nom- ination, An enormous group of solar spots have been observed by Prof. George H. Peters, of the United States navel observatory. Plans have been prepared for im- posing alterations to Rideau Hall, Ottawa, and it is expected that ten ders will soon be called for. The Ontario government has decided to prohibit the hunting, taking and killing of English or Mongolian pheas- ants for a period of three years from September 15th, 1907, At the next election of councillors in the Yukon all are to be elected by popular vote. At present only five are elected and five appointed by the Dominion government. 30 ol he Professor Edward Sawyer, of Wolf w- | ville, N.S., son of President Sawyer, T= of Acadia University, has accepted the presidency of Okanagan Baptist Col lege, Summerland, B.C, Inguiry has been made by the Upi- ted States of the British government \s to whether there is any Objection , the stationing of another training ship on the great lakes At the trial of William D. Haywood, ns y p 2 at Boise, laho, on Saturday, a t. | dozen witnesses gave testimony tend ing to confirm several details of the Orehe rd Two regiments of Chinese troops re- cently engaged the insurgents at Pats Zelan, with the result that the latter were compelled to retre across the East river, and later were dispersed At Niasara _Falls, N.Y., on Satur day, three freight cars broke from a ou | train of fourteen cars in the middle he | of the lower steel arch bridge, and we- | lunged into the rapids 250 feet be low. The senate of the University of New Brunswick has appointed L. W. Car gon: London, Ont., to the chair of chemistry. He is a graduate of To- ronto University, and holds the dogree of Ph.D. Two Englishmen met at Stratford to settle their difference in the old- fashioned way and one of them, Noah Hill. had his neck broken Henry Lockey, his opponent, and the two eeconds are under arrest. ~ A Fine Publication. "Phe Printer and Publisher," Toron- to, has taken on fresh energy in its mature years and becomes a fit re prepentative of the fourth Canakla sonse a interest of the their, representa creases the branches of trade in to get into a rut, der | thing-will-do "state. lisher has an aim to live by merit, no trade favor. ~ Beats The Kaiser In Dressing. London Chrondsle. new records. called counts under garments ' must' do more dressing and undressin for than holder 'of the championship, estate of The last number, presented xs a fair sample of its new stand- ard, is in a literary and astistic credit to the craft, while its or | wide range of treatment greatly ine many tive paper. The trade journal is apt an any-old-styles Printer anfl Pub- Australia is continually établishing A bankrupt under ex- lin the amination in Perth had his attention to a heavy item in_ his ac- the heading>ol "laun- ry." 'I would have you know," he enid in reply, "that I elaim to be the cleanest man on earth. I always try cat | to live up to my ideals. I wear four white shirts and two suits of under- each day." At that rate he the German emperor, the present § DISSOLVED he Second Russian Dou- ma Is Over. T00K FINAL STEP BEFORE THE DOUMA'S AN- SWER WAS RECEIVED, Orders Sent Out to Crush the Least Attempt at Disorders-- The Ukase Issued and Posted on the Door of the Tauride Palace--A New Election in September. St, Petersburg, June 17.--The second douma has been dissolved, The coun- cil of ministers sat until after four o'clock, yesterday morning, at Ela- guine Palace, rime Mimster Stoly- pin's residence, conferring as to whe- ther to wait until Monday for the douma's answer demand v to the government's in regard "to the sdcialist KILLED BY SHOT, June 17.~ Col. Guessekoffsky,' assist- ant harbor ' commandent, was killed by a revolver shot, in Phe vicinity of the docks yesterday. The assas- sin was arrested: Sebastopol, FEEFFEFIFENE FHKE HEFNER EXFEXNEEEFRERRRF ER ENF E members, or to take the final step immediately. The minority, comprised of M. Stolypin, Kaulman, and Filo- opposed immediate dissolution, M. Stolypin telephoned to the czar, who answered that the majority were right, and, immediately, the decizgion was taken to dissolve the douma. Ur- ders were, thereupon, sent to the governors throughout Russia to take measures to crush the least attempt at disorders. At six o'clock, yester- day morning, infantry arrived, at the Tauride 'Palace, - where the douma meets, and took . possession, while seals were placed on the deputies' desks and the ukase of dissolution was posted on the doors. The pkaso is addressed to the ruling senate, and, after announcing the dissolution of the douma, stutes that a new election of members to another douma be held beginning September 14th, 'and that the new imperial douma will be con- voked on November 14th, of the pre sont year. -- WAS HE A COUNTERFEITER ? -- Moulds For Manufacture Found in Hall. Springfield, Nl., June 17.--A federal grand jury returned an indictment avainst Rev. James P. K. Kaye, for- merly pastor of the First Preshyterian church of Lincoln, MIL, and now editor of the Home Herald, published at Oak Park. a suburb of Chicago, where he now lives, charging, him with making couitorfeit money. Moulds for the manufacture of counterfeit- dimes, quar- ors. half dollars, and dollars were found in the basement of the hall which Rev. Kaye occupied while pas- tor of the First Presbyterian church of Lincoln. When arrested he confess- ol to making the moulds, but explain- ed that he was only experimenting with them to see if he could manufac- ture medals to be presented to the Silden of the Sunday school, at re for getting new pupils. eet wards To Have A Convention. Montreal, Que., June 17.--The execu- tive council od the International Boot and Shoe Workers' Union is in ses- sion, here, to-day, and it is the first session of the body ever held in Can- ada, John F. Tobin, president of Bos- ton presided. The annua convention of the union will be held in Toronto, August 12th, and the time of the exe- cutive, this morning, was taken up with arrangements for same. Five hun- dred delegates represonting 78,000 workmen will attend the convention. Horrible Torture Of Negto. Jacksonville, Fla.," June 17.--Alired Sargent, a negro, was hanged here for the murder of John Skeels. He faint ed, and had to be dragged to the gallows, After hanging five minutes it was found he was not dead and he was hauled up and given a second drop. -------- Chicago Theatre Burned. Chicago, June 15.--Fire last night destroyed the Olympic theatre, caus- ing a loss of 9100000. There was no one in the playhouse, which was de- -| voted to wmudeville. Guests of the Union resteurant and hotel, next door, were driven into the street. t Uphold Premier. interests by the fisheries negotiations. situation serious. nn -- The Duke of Manchester has receive an accession the death of Harriet, Duchess of Man whestor, the second wife and widow © bis great-grondinther the She was the daughter of | columns, are still fresh in the winds of against a sacrifice of Newfoundland's i ial gov: p b imperial government | 56 Co] is regarded hire as rather of 815,000 4 year, through sixth duke. Conway 5 KINGSTON, ONTARIO, MONDAY, JUNE 1% CHOKED ON $400 DIAMOND. Tried to Comeeal it, But Nearly Killed Him. Chicago, June 17. Scully the Rob ber" choked on a $100 diamond in his cell in Central station. He bed ronoenled the gum in his mouth when he was searched. As he slept the pre- cious gom slipped down his throat, and he awoke just as the $400. worth of glitter reached his tonsils, The jailor, attracted by his cough, slapped him on the back and. Scully spat the dangerous. crystal on the floor. The dinmond, which threaten: od to cut short the carer of the no- torious Scully in a gasp and gurgle, js the only piece of 'swag' wet re- covered from a long list of costly ar- ticles stolen from north side homes, the disappearance of which is charged to the bold "gentleman of fortune." The prisoner was captured by the police after a fierce rovolver battle, a climax to the reigm of terror which, it is charged, he had been responsible for. VANCOUVER CENSUS SHOWS POPULATION TO BE 70,000, ------ Grant Pyke's Statement About Chinese Owning One-Quarter of the City is Wrong--Only 4, 500 Chinese There. Special Whig Correspondence. Vancouver, B.C., June 12.~~Not very long ogo, ; Grant Pyke, of Wolfe ls- land, made a tour of the west, making a short stop at Vancouver, and 1 have no doubt that Mr. Pyke's racy letters, which appeared in your your readers. In writing up Vancou- ver, Nr. Pyke made the statement that oneguarter of the city was own: ed by Chinnmen. For the information of Nr. Pyke, and those who letters, and who art not familiar with the facts, 1 will say that the census taker has just completed his arduous has a population of seventy sand, and that of this number thousand five hundred are Chinese, two thousand other colors, and sixty-three thousand are white. ! Now, if forty-five hundred Chinese own one-gparier, and sixty'three thou sand whites only three-quarters of our wealth, then 1 must say that the Chi- bese deserve credit for their frugality. ut the fact is, this statement of Mr. Pyke's is far from being correct. There arc a few wealthy Chinese merchants in the city, but their number is _com- paratively smmll. The great majority of these: people are employed either as domestics, or in the mills and can- ning factories, and if these people own the wealth of Vancouver, then. what must the impression of easterncrs bo concerning us ? Mr, Pyke is wrong 1 He muy have been sincere in his writ ing, and been laboring under a misap prehension, or he may have been ace tunted by jealousy or selfishness, but I am inclined to think that, though he wrote with the dir of one who had all the information at his finger's ond, yet it wis for want of informa- tion concerning the soveral subjects of which he wrote that Jeft him open to ridicule all along his line of travel, In order to do duty to the task, if such you should wish to eall it, of writing up a city like Vancouver, one must remain for sotbe time in the oity, and must become to Some extent at least aoguainted with facts, figures, and, no, we will leave out the word "fancies." 'But we want the facts and figures. Of course, you eam got a great deal of information 'in Vaneou- ver in a very short time. Almost: any barber in the ¢ity can tell the stran ger more about the city while he is ghaving him than some of the older residents know, and they can do the sme thing in any of the bar-rooms, and hotel offices, but is such informa- tion reliable ¥ Is it the kind of infor- mation that one would consider worth while writing home about? fhen we mdertake to write to the press about such a city as Vancouver, or about those great prairies that are produc ing wheat to feed so many millions of people, and are attracting the atten tion of people from almost all parts of the world, we should know some- thing ok the facts as they exist, awd should guide our pen areordingly. It would be impossible for anyone to tell the whole truth about this western country, but we can aim at telling the truth, and nothing but the truth, except, of course, at election times, when we are carried away upon the wings of enthusiasm. Despite the adverse criticism, Van- couver's white population has increas- od in the last twelve months by 12,- 621, or over 1,060 per month. tide is rurming heavily in this direc- may have read his |ed, in The tion at the present time, and there is no indication of its turning. The eyes NIKE ONG NO REASON GIVEN BUT THOUGHT CONCESSION TO RADICALS, Which Refuses With the Manner in Which the San Francisco Incident Has Been Treated--Baron Kaneko Has Been Frequenty in United States. WILL NOT BE WAR, London, June 17.--The Tokio correspondent of the sedate Sunday Times writes as follows : "I have the highest authority for saying that the government recognises the nature of the California feeling and has full confidence in President Roosevelt's desire to pro- tect the Japanese. It is considered that war is im-« possible. Contrary reports emenating ' from the news. papers are supported by only a small number of Japanese, who are opposed to the present governs ment," HANK Washington, June 17,--Tt is report Washington, that Viscount Aoki, the Japanese ambassador, is to BEEEEXEEXEEEFEXREZE XE EXE be recalled, and that he will be suc y ocoded by Baron Kaneko. Ne tusk, and he shows us that the eity lie assigned for the reported change in thou- {the mikado's representative in Wash- four {ington, but it is reason mggested that Ambassador Aoki has been recalled, five hundred ure of |it may be a concession to the radi cal element in Japan, which refuses to bo satisfied with the manner in which the San Francisco incident has been treated. Baron Knneko has been pro- minently identified with the Japanes governmont finances. 'and 'Ban tvade several trips to the United States ns the fiscal agent of Japaw. ------ GASHED, HIS THROAT. And Brother Who Saw Him Went . Insane. * Peterboro, Ont., June 17~Welling- ton Gilmour left his home near Gar- den Hill, and after wandering around for several hours arrived at the resi- dence of his mother with three bad gashes in his peck, which are believed to have been seli-inflicted with a jek knife. This weighed so heavily upon the mind of his brother, John Gilmour, that he became violently insane, and had to be remioved to the asylum gt Kingston. Wellington Gilmour is re- covering, although at first he was very near death's door. Both are married, Harlowe Happenings. Harlowe, June 15.~Communion ser- vice will be held in the English church on Sunday morning. Last Jor ome Bishop, formerly of this place, and Miss Ethel Boombhower, Mountain Grove, were martied at Flinton, Miss Storey, Cloyne, was the guest of Miss E. Morgan this week. J, Hiller loft on Monday for Kingston, as he was appointed on the jury, From: there he will go to Syracuse, N.Y., to make his aged father a visit. W. Black mate a trip to Arden this week. J, Clancy, Beaver Creek, called on friends here one day this week, Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler and G. Bradshaw, spent Bun: day at S, Wheeler's, Road. Parks and little daughter, Vivian, left on Monday, for an extended visit with her sister in New York Sta C. Miller spent to-day, with - at Northbrooke. Miss L. MeCal ie at her sister's, Mrs. H. Black's. Rev. at Mrs. G. Connors. Mr. and Mrs F tion engine to help, this week. A Border, Meyer's Cave, was the gues of M. and E. Thompson, Kingston this week. grant on a road near Dead Creek tc wards Arden, - back by thousands, and why is it If the west is what some people woul have us think it iz why are all thes St. John's, Nild., June 17. The . mat } soloniml cabinet, yesterday, voted to peovle Sacking hore? aN eat le a 3 3 3 NL © » » ma uphold Premier Bond in protesting: |," caid, make up our great dominion, united building up such a nation as will yw be recogmized making the rest of 3 | before us. --E. H. Newton. emt Thomas King was fined in a Lon f | don police court to pawn hed with to buy gin. g | Dobbs, of Castle trim, age & I , in county An- and married fifty-seven years es out for exercise every, andays # . and may we all, wherever we may be i in the work of pwor ers. of the workl tremble the other day for taking his baby to a pawn shop and ine jt for fifty cents, Religion is the quality ea a man i that the government intended to . sen home all the Chinese miners when thei contracts . expired, will go this year. t 48 a power capable of The smallest town in Nassachigs op is © Mount Washington, Its ei - . is called n rated Bot these ti It is famous Jor . having the world's record Tor reising 400 pushels of potatoes to the acre. and is fecling very two inhabitants 150th , anniversary. It has no debt, well, thank, you. well. without being seriously those whose injuries in the ofl any account, Bothwell cial traveller, was but not resume their j ble exception of a Mre. M has one rib broken, mick, Carman, itchel Miss , Violet Bishop j spendity few | 13th, when iss Vio 0] » sy weeks at Mrs. 3 Miller's, 8.4 hold was Mr. McMullen has arrived as pastor in the Holiness Movement church. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bishop visited this week Neal were the guests of Mrs, Marshall \ on Sunday last. The mill at Gull Lake is running well now. Messrs. Bush and Walker brought in another large trac- recently. Quite a few of the Harlowiten visited Jake Miller has the job of laying out the government mier Botha announced in pafliament Sixteen thousand In their places the government proposes to secre native et -- 3 A bachelor is a man who loves all { the police. women wigely, and none of them too BASEBALL RECORD, Games Played on Saturday, and Sunda; ve Eastern league--At Baltimore, 7-13; Montreal, 3-3. At Prov 52; To- ronto- 20. At Jersey City, 0-16; Ro- National BREA wit 1 , At A\ Cincignati, 3; Philadelphia American league--At New York, 2; Chicago, 0. At Philadelphia, 8; Clove land, 6. & St. Louis, 4, At Washington, 10; Detroit, 0. | ee Sunday Games. Eastern league--Nowark, 20; Bufialo, 06. At Providence, 3; Toronto, 8. National lcague--At St. Louis, 0; Boston, 2. At Cincinnati, i phia, 0, At Chicago, 1; Brooklym 11. Standing. rn league--Toronto, B83; Jer pey City, B61; - Newark, 53; Buflalo, 36; Baltimore, 500; Rochest Montreal, 405; Providence, 400, A 8, National 'hicago, 776; New York, ,000; Philadelphia, 604; Pitts: burg, S91; Boston, 439; Cincinnati, A00; nm, 220; St. Louis, 264. i , 867; Cle veland, .640; Detroit, .691; Philadel. phia, 512; New York, 467; St, Louis, A00; Washington, 349; Boston, S98, TRAIN BLOWN FROM TRACK. Wind Plays Queer Pranks in ¥ gina he gwpital, suffering tal, cut. The o at Frances Hotel ; resiih Bothwel, commercial tra » cut; Mrs, T. B. Munro, Sinclair, one rib broken; Mrs ¥ : MN I, Nortaleh, head; W. M. head; the aligh diner, ter on dining oar, bruised; €rookett, kitchen man on dining car, cut. em a-- THE FALL OF A HERO. lmnm---- Arrested at Hamilton For Prunk- enness. Hamilton, Ont., June 17.--While the West End Y.M.C.A,, of Toronto, has sical wel been looking after the phy fare of Thomas Longboat, the famous long distance runner, his moral wel fare has tly been Thomas has couple of da high old time. was arrested bei drunk and disorderly. He caused Con- stable May, who made the arrest, a Jot of trouble. He was released on bail. Longboat, ap od before the magistrate, in po ice court, this morn: ing, and wos $5. Harry Rosen thal, his manager, was present and paid the fine. The trouble occurred at he GT. Spturday night, end TE E : % saving him from ith ssaulting the JAP. IN FORMOSA, Capture = Savage Stronghold Country's Natural Wealth. Tokio, June 17.~The J me od- vance in » A STRIKES A ROCK. -- t | express steamer Anglia, with Saturday. The passengers wore grea prepared the boats for lowering. A of the world are upon us. years ago people were flocking from ni tor halt an hour i vaptain of She © ia into io United States Anglia # in getting Sa Beoking Send Chinese Home. der her own steam, anded the : hundreds; to-day they are ing Protorig, Transvaal, June 17.--Pre- | passengers The hows of the Anglia Sc oy were stove in above and ir | partments saved ber. wi hs -- His Wile. Then he the woman mes, and he locked the doors to which the murder children could not his feet, room in so his 'little a neighbor's house chester, 2-5, At Buffalo, 6; Newark, 2. t Chicago, 4; |: Stu 4; New 8, Holyhead, Wales, June 17.~The Irish han 500 Board tr wk The Oars will than passengers on , stru w a submerged in a thick fog, on 9.30 am. pe M0 ly alarmed, but the offices maintain- > | ed order, distributed the lifeboats and the captain of the the 3 wo DE water line, but her water-tight com- Murdered NY, une 47.--Frank = By te 35 em, Re ae on dy cot pS, Fd as she féll dead at s | AUSTIN, of New ee er their mother's body. Jackson went io Sc. $d CALL AND SER THEM. You'll be delighted with them Steacy's | ADOADL AS RopbeN ota re og 5 4 ' a Ann Jupe 16th, 1907 Ser lex, Snodden, te ses June 34th, season, With HIG f- wa FU a & change of p Ee Sy aul Fria. Wotion Pictures Monday Tuesday Ce 2 Uni --"Moving Day." New