eancy. C., J. Grah poles in front of of Union and Division streets, J. B. Walkem on behalf of the Hu- am regarding removal houses on the corner tral prison, was sentenced, of The schooner ( e schooner oy onto. Harl The first offence for whi eton brata wilouding coal at What is Transpiring Along the Harbor Front, lara from Oswego, Booth's, go on sus- sentence. Some time later, owever, Harleton attempted to stab Acacia has arrived on Once more the i military life is evident at Barrie Toulay some three thousand volun are gathered under instruction the , were the incoming of the so te. All yest to arrive in companies. From the The 40th of Cobourg, the 45th is | Lindsay, the 46th from Peterhoro, they were gated soo of leave the train at the barracks gate, 49th from Bancroft and vicinity, ete., all on hand and marched field. teers canvass to undergo their fortnight's training and receive mn mimic warfare. iYester- pre men ity | enquiringly at him. Te assessment on in- In son of his former victim, and when | he Field Ambulance nanched over. to brought up for trial received the sen- A fund, "ch ye. Macdonald, of the tence. When the sentence was passed, |Sars, ," and " Seveyirons of Education, asking for $900 [the fact was overlooked that al- [fell in at the armories ia she r ton A establishment of the depart- | though Harleton had been charged in | noon before going to the "front. The variety, | ment of domestic 9 the first place with aggravated as- members of the 47th regiment mare] Un Cabiocets | C. Hoag, re drain on Division street {sault, he had only been convicted of |over in sections just as the several Round Sato. (comer. of Russel] street), common assault. maximum pen- | companies arrived in the city. by rail Sones to] Smythe, King and Smythe re taxes lalty of the first charge, is three years or were mustered out locally. Well on match, These} of Mrs, Jackson for 1907. in the penitentiary, while the extreme |in the altermoon the 16th of Picton fou the Jagemt. Db. o arding macadam road punishment for common assault is one reached the by boat and towards k Su peed the | metal for use on King and Johnson |vear in the Central prison. When this | evening the tly uniformed 3rd : i Our | & . fact, Was uted out, the prisoner Dragoon his Stked ifter, their ours » B. M. Brit i i - jwas recalled, aml sentenced to one [ney y rail m Peterboro. > Sariety po sessment. tom regarding business on year and 364 days in the Central | Prince of Wales Dragoon Guards of Tint up in the Robert Wallace regarding purchase |prison. Ottawa were also numbered among the Procession of quarry lot on Patrick street, ------------ elect, And so they continued to ar- Mary Ann Carter applying for re- MARINE INTELLIGENCE. rive during the day and evening, most mission of taxes on account of va- ---- of t regiments being allowed to of land bowed to the aldermanic king of the JUNE 1s COUNCIL. mi. Why the Light Plant Gets Cheaper Ooal Than the Water Works Ald. Elliott Gets Back at Ald. Nickle. " The coal question had an airing in the city council chamber, last even- ing. Why was it, asked Ald. Carson, that the light and girs uld get cheaper coal for gas _-- electric plants than the water works' 'committee could for the water pump house ? The water works had a wharf and coal shed at which the coal vessels landed, while the coal for the light and power plants had to be car carted. Ald. Toye, who has always been abie to get coal at a very cheap fig- ure for the light plants, smiled and winked at the press table as aldermen of the water works' committee gazed rh get coal o than vy? We the Sydenham ward alderman tell them, so that they. might do as he did. Certainly the hght plant chairman would tell t reason at any rate. Of course he didn't tell them all about it, but he informed them that although the water works' committee did have a fine wharf and » Convenient to, vessels, yet it cost more to hoist the coal by means ofa horse than it did to cart it. That was one reason. There is an- other, but Ald. Toye, likely forgot to tell it, for it involves a matter of business skill and Perhaps cunning. However, he said that he would con- sult with Ald. Carson, and if the lat- ter would allow him to draw up the tender, both departments would get. cheap coal. And - Ald. Carson smiled Sydenham ward. Ald. Craig remarked that the prices for coal this year were likely to be mane Society asking for a drinking). : i 'raw- |i1t0 camp with bands laying and | more uniform." There was no clouds trough on he For a " fan Fairhaven, with coal for Craw colors unfurled. I 2 on the horizon, and he thought that R. J. McClelland asking for two The schooner Bertha Kalking, has | As for the men themselves. All tol there would not be the differences that E Jusation 10 'attend the mili- |, rrived gt the asylum with coal, from they okably reprewent > good go ite) Suing the past few years . : ; o + | class, physical morally, ever | 2 re . ia y Ghar NcCutioeh, appealing against | 7p schooner Mary Ana Lydon, will | were a canvas on the heighis over. | Ald. Nioklo also took a hand in the 5 CURTAINS 3 dog tax, clear to-day, for Oswego, for coal for | looking Barriefield, and the fiftoeri | discussion, and when he sat down he nce, Madras, Sk. oo. - A. Seriver and B. 8. Brick ask. Crawiord's. : dave' instruction should result in vn- | thought he had put Ald. Elliott, the kiscial makes. of Velour Curtains ses ing about purchase of city lots on The tug Kate, cleared from Richard- | told benefits to the volunteer fore of | wastior of 8 % Lawrence ward, _com- lated by the best trade. These are Victoria and Nelson streets, son's, with bar, loaded with oats, | Fastern Ontario. pletely out of business. Al. Elliott to nny size or color tone. D J 4 ge ¢ 1 "The "con ing | had remarked that there must have A . A. Shaw regarding the bad con for Montreal. Ps were fortunate jn getting hea lack: of bos bility LIMON OIL is the best polish made. f dition of the crossing leading to | rye sloop Pilot has arrived from | fine weather for entering camp, Tn | © na ack o Sfitiess ability in the Cooke's church, Belleville, with a cargo of cement for [Some years they go into camp in oo ad 4 Cot ag ant io when, ; Yours, - Thomas Thurlby and others for a J. on. i Sous, teeming rain which rather dampens | re AN. Nihon the ihe sewer on Ellerheck street. The schooner Lizzie Metzner is at | their ardor. Much: depends upon fine om Tk that Ald Elli as o atom =lo F 60. William Baker 'and others for the | Richardson's, taking on a cargo of | Weather on the opening days. If this ii of 'the 'water og k yas a terrsed ts conbtruction of a. walk on the east feldspar for Sodus Point. streak of sunshine remains, as it has last nr ie orke' Sitios Telophons 90 side of Albert street, between Earl | "The steambarge Randall arrived in [done for the past ten days, the camp Lawrence ward representative that = | and Union streets. the city Monday night, on her way | Will be happy, though an occasional th ¢ Our Spring shipment has arrived to.day. # Values are id. We § f show now White and ; t year, Why not try, there is not chance ai, 5 and a good' prospect of} Al cost you nothing to get 0 Adop for outside sig T hoard that the laborers Crote workers, twenty cents an hour, ted, Reports Of Committees. finance committee recommended the annual fee of $60. mixing ng receiv: or 31.50 5 day The recommendation of the ligh | and power committee that ns be of works recommended comprising the econ- electricity supplied at six from Belleville to with 90,000 harbor Monday. ¢ | for honors. ' Three Richurdson's withi t bushels Oswego, for coal. The steamer Rideau Queen will be- in her trips to Ottawa on the 24th. of wheat; The boat is twenty- five feet long, a Inst one, and Zromis- es to give some of the others a run grain steamers are expected at | M. or so. They are the Omaha and Mogteagle from Chicago, each with 50,000 bush- els of corn, and the steamer Algon- quin from Fort William with 122,000 n a day the licht shower would be welcomed. Major-General Lake will inspect militia forces in camp at Kingston Thompson, South Lake: J. E. Serv - Long, Knight and wife, St. John, NB; Young, Mrs. E. R. I mn, Madoc; The origin of the fire at Bradshaw's A. Lowe and wife, Arcola, Sask; F. | cheese factory, at Harrowsmith; is a H . 3 x J. mystery. Leta Morrisburg; J Decar, was in the city today. siete 5 OE -------- Going To Ottawa. St. Port, Hope; T. B Embury and wife, Acoloa; Mrs. E. James' church excursion to Ot- the a] on [the ability of the St. Paul's church- the foliow clauses, which were ad- | She goes to Clayton Sunday next, Juno 27th, man to "come back." Ald. Elliott opted : Swift's : Steamer Belleville, up, last ---------- always has something up his sleove, On the communication of T. R. | night: steamer Hamilton, up, to-day; Arrivals At B. A. Hotel. and a hammer in his pocket, too Earngly asking the city to endow a | steamer Picton, down, yesterday; Gorman R. Gooderham, R. A. Laid- | And. he came right back at the On- bed iu the Muskoka Free Hosgital for | steamer Kingston, up and down. law, L. Moffatt, M. E. Gilbert, W. A. |tario ward re tative. He remind- conswmptives, no uction, At Folger's : The yacht Ramona |p, Pencier, F. J, Moore, F. A. Wray, |°d the council that last vear there was That eleven copies of the Kingston | cleared Monday night at six o'clock, |p ¢. Stalker, E. J. Shannon, E. L. [2 coal scare. The water works com- city directory be ordered from Messrs. | for Thousand Island Park. John Bert. Lotto, Geo. B. Meatlows, J. 1. Hess, |Mittee had this scare badly, and none Guild & s ram is the capthin. The steamer Alex- |70ronts: Wen. Ketcheson, P. Coleman, |©f its members had it worse than No action on the communication of | andria, down, Monday night. Belleville; John M. Blake, New York: | Ald. Nickle. But, the speaker didn't Canadian Municipalities asking the | M. T. company: The steamer West- [A MoCasker, C. T. Wilkinson, (have it. He had faith--that better city to join the union and subseribe mount arrived from Fort William, |f w Going, Brockville; Jas. A. [#ays were coming. Ald. Nickle car. r . er, . 1 Queen' iver- | schooner Ungava arrived from Fort Montreal; W. J. & adh. B. Mole, coal at a certain figure. He (Ald. iy ep "reminsion of aces mer" | William with 113,000 bushels_of onte. | Arnold" C. Gyde, oni; + Amoic:-| Eliott) opmose) Ais vigorously in ounting to $27.08 on the nroperty The Seamer Argyle which is Showt Reyner, S. Myers, .W. or PF. Sone, Seloated Ald. Kickle ~ i reac to start out will run ou J. Bryson, 8. Melk R. :Black- , vater wo a by them on Stuart ateet by Buffalo this year, instead of on the burn, Chas. S. Sout, ara E. *D. depuztment 8300, because it got cheap- That the communication of Al Dav- [Toronto-Port Hope route. She will ro Edwards, Edmonton; J. A. Kelly, St. | °* coal when the scare passed away. is & Son, Ltd., asking the council to [into the excursion business for the Louis; W, Reewe and wife, Kempt ville; ------ extend the exemption from taxation Detroit-Cleveland company. , CS. Barr, Ruffalo; Mes, J, CAUSE OF FIRE UNKNOWN. for the present year, be referred to the | John McKay, Brock street, gave his fson, Quebec; J. M. Doreen, Cleveland, mayor and 'city solicitor with power fnew gasoline 'yacht, a trial trip in the LO; A. H C. Whig representative, that the cheese- m ness ability on that committee. -- Additional Particulars of Blaze tory morning, after clearing up the build- ere must have been a lack of busi. But Ald. Nickle hadn't reckoned on ied a motion in committee to buy at Harrowsmith. aker and his assistants left the fac- about three o'clock Sunday THE COAL QUESTION DISCUSSED BY THE CITY power committee where grass will not 'grow, ( quires sun, and w and buildings light can't be Campbell. it was time the city council so ing motion, Ald. Douglas, and carried : That, if within the scope of h gagement, Mr. Campbell be tee to furnish council Possible with a report 'as speed showing electricity : er development of the Ontario « ment. (b.) Under gress are completed. (e.) Under the (d.) An sent plant to systems a and o AS TO THE COST OF CHEAP From Water Falls and Gas--The City Council is Desirous of Getting Information From Mr. The question of cheaper power was raised in the city council, last even- ing, by Ald. Nickle, who claimed that report upon how much cheaper it could get power by water or gas me- thods than by steam. It costs now in Kingston, in the vicinity of #0 or to generate a horse power steam. Ald. Nickle moved the follow- i which was seconded by by the light, heat and power commit- timated cost at the switch board of a.) Under the proposed water pow- steam production after the contemplated changes now in pro- gus producer system. estimate of the feasibility and sum required to adapt our pre ught a = is en- ily as the es- We have just received from the Dresser, a choice lot of Mink Skin Persian Lamb Russian Lamb overn- (d.) And such further or other information as to the development and Have REPAIRS and AL- distribution of electrical energy as in TERATIONS on your Furs his judgment will enable council to y best determine what methods should done now. be adopted for the cheapening of pow- er. Il the above information is not Ww F GOURDIER within the scope of his employment to find out how much such a report from EXCLUSIVE FURRIER Mr. Campbell' would cost. Ald. Nickle pointed out that ston must get cheaper power places in the Ni get power for $ ing centre. If peninsula could R23 a horse ers were not going to 'settle in ston and pay from $40 to $45. Ald. Toye stated that the ligh Power committee had not dealt this question because it looked tries' committee. over desired -to-hecome mighifactur- power, then manufactur- it as belonging entirely to the indus- Ald. Craig said that the industries' Kipg- if it "Phone 700.. agarn 21 to King- t and with apon GUT CLASS SPECIAL committee had considered the Trent Water power proposition, but had dropped it in view of the recent state- . ments by - Mr. Berfuinghum that the We have at present au government scheme could he bettered assortment. of Desirable by gas produced power. Mr. Berming- Patterns, 'n 5 Tach Frit ham's statements had created a big ) Dishes; at $4.50 each. effect, and put a stopper upon the water power scheme for the present at This line, at the above least. price ; is the best value 2 ------ we know of. SEE WIN- Sign Of Failing Kidneys. DOW DISPLAY, When you have backache, dull head- ache, lassitude, especially when accom- for your kidneys, Any oss of "activity of the ki means immediate tem. Take 'the latest and best edy, Peck's Kidney & Liver Pills, give prompt and thorov boxes, 25. For sgle only at W drug store, Money back if not factory, -- Won't Cut Down Trees. The chairman of says he will allow no trees on Streets to be cut down on the person how to g "white clover." However, "there places in the city, and on streets on all sides, the secured. id grass disappear. William Swaine, piano tuner. panied by urinary disorders, look out Poisoning of the sys- igh results. In the board of works excuse that grass cannot be grown under the shade of them. He oltre to show any Tow grass by planting irass re- ith trees overhead n Seed will come A "Harrowsmith man, who Bell Hight, but that is the end of it. Price's chocolates are made fresh ev- ery day. Orders SMITH BROS., Jewellers & Opticians 'Phone 668 Issuers of Marriage dneys rem- They fade's satig- the are too, sun- A Little Warm, ¢ : . cents a kilo-watt hour was adopted. tawa left, this mornin »_shortly after | ing from Saturday's work. There wag | received at McAuley s. "Phone 778. . -- bushels of oats and 20,000 bushels of eight o'clock, over G.T'R. via Brock. no light or five fel kind about the ae is Tan Sifforvnes Wetwern Special Communications , wheat, ---- ville, About two hundred and sixteen | place, at that time, and about ap | loving 8 ghiot Tavagon y and lov- '8 D. O'Le dip arden * he CE COURT people. tqok in the outing, really only | hour afterwards, the factory was | Ig an extravagant girl. v Tk | ary, wepity wal P the | AT THE POLI Cc . more than half the number anticipat- | found to be in flames. The factory has follows: an directed Magn vs as Was Fined 5 This ol by the. most outimistic ones, . So 0 very busy all along, and the loss N 3 Prob: a till. A flows: "| W.disusted, o inform you Young Man Was $ that in the\long line of special coach- | will be quite heavy, although the fas: 0 water quite equals ODS dre warmer still. Are the otboration ed lo of od 0 Morning. . | es there was plenty of room for the tory - and cheese were both insured. : you prepared for the heat ? ston, 400 toi re Fe gy On a charge of drunkenness Louis passengers. Of course, the number of There is some talk of rebuilding. York S rings Wat ¢ ave you a good supply of metal fortune Ki Tpjea an road Lp. rks, a young man who appeared be- excursionists will be greatly augment- | Strange to say, the stock of ice on P g! c o y g upp y mn Bs 4 on King Johnson fore the court on two other occasions, | ed at Gananoque and Brockville, | hand in the building, did not suffer. ro bl . White Blouse Waists and on the carne ne to be. free of charge was fined 83 and costs, a total of $5, | though no hope can be entertained The sawdust was not even bummed off | POF table use. It is a natural Wash Skirts, and White yard. corporation carts in the prison by ' Magistrate Farrell, in the police | that it will prove as successful an out- | the jee. To-day, men were engaged water, bottled at the S rin ) s ] The Oitario 'auditor of the & lame |OUrt, this morning. Parks was gath- [ing as last season's, when two hun-| building a shed in which it. will bo ' Smell Prings | Underskirts, and Light Feported: oe a ae aavlim ered in late last night by Constables re ie a reagns entrained hute stored. for surety of purity ; it has no salty Weight Cotton Hose, black, Moted into Rockwood asylum during Meaney TE ile passing hundred and seventy-seven hefors the .- taste whatever; and it reaches you | tan or white, and Summer a . oe | he pen nes. wont be f o'clock, the young man went on io | ®8pital was reached. Pui Anyibing Phat Dae. oh sparkling, crisp, refreshing--a safe Undervests ? If you have " ity Solicitor Melntyre rind pak, Whee a youy --- A pint bottle of Beef, Tron and Wi i ar Nerves _ out { and satisfying water for you and | not got a suoply of these i le , Iro ine, . : : . 3 of 'Wilieh, Aberdeen -- the ein himself "right at home," as it were. | our po make, only 80c., at Wade's when Polsaned; When ander hii . Jour family. . Your dealer will comfortables for summer, of public cS e He put his arm around the woman Store. or when directly injured. e remedy supply you if you insist. ughlares. énd endeavored to kiss her. She suc. that relieves the pain, no malter what S---- in breaking away from the in- the cause, is Smith's White Liniment. Motions Passed. truder, and called for assistance. Some "Kingston's Famous Fur Store" ||| Cures sprain, swellings, bruises, lum: July 20th, was day. On motion. of. Ald. Nickle, On mation of Ald. Elliott, Monday, fixed as the civic holj. the city engineer was instructed to on the cost of arees which had properly pruning the mutilated for the benefit of streot wires, water for at the Nickle moved a which was carried. . On ation council decided tL 1 o'cloel ite holiday. Ald. Carson asked "that tenders for and light plant coal be called same time 80 as to get a chéaper rate for the bulk amount. AM, motion to the effect of 'Ald. Angrove, the to adjourn: until Oe- council rose at 9.40 ong summer and fall of the lice and Constables soon had Parks behind the bars. rt ------ Anything 'To plication is men t. You will then the best possible remedy. It should be kept in every house as a cure for wounds or skin afiections. Cures Ee- zema, salt rheum, scaly or itching eruptions of the skin, pimples, blotches, dandruff, ete. In big boxes, 25e., at Wade's drug store, Secured The Stone. Mayor Moeat has succeeded in get- ting for the city 400 toise of bro the penitentiary. The may- stone to repair outer Jahason streets, so heavy penitentiary been granted by Hon. Mr. Aylesworth, minister of i stice. The stone will be carted by from the prison yard, or's request for King and upper much used hy the waggons, has / The members of the 14th iment out yt Sletugth eir Bail neighbors telephoned the po- Whenever any kind of a healing <ap- required use Wade's Oint- Called To The Front. are requested to turn Megarry and Craig Be Healed ? sure you have used e city bugle band of the for this evening's last opportunity OUTING. Where's yours to on land on water--or the mi ure of both-- let's dress your head for either--or both. Duck and Serge Yuchters, to $2.00. - I a White Yachters for Canvas and Linen Outing 35c. Hats, "Land and Water" Felts, 50c, Seog SG the bago, handiest remedy you .can have in house. Only 25c., at Wade's drug store. Alderman Kent, parks' colored give the The the neuralgia, rheumatism, -- Lights For Park Pavilion. chairman of the committee, is having small electric bulbs placed around pavilion in Macdonald park, to place a more attractive ap- Importers of Fine Hats. York Springs Water is better--yet costs no more Rigney & Hickey, "Phone, 242. "Phone, 227. W..R. McRae & Co., Jas. McParland, "Phone, 274. J. 8. Henderson, "Phone, 279. It Is Not Our Fault As we have a big range of all these lines. and the prices at which they are marked will be an agreea- ble surprise to you. pearance during band concerts. The ? ---- are lights srgund the large fag pole SHRI Te See Them To-morrow will be left at thei present height, at . 4 which they ive Ee best ae A FREE PRESCRIPTION } x dics the park. itman Kent is to he 3 you want anything in commended for the interest he is tak. From a Prominent Physician ¢ : ing in the parks. Another thing Sires Kidney Trouble. ¥ (the way of Dainty Laces Roy Wo ; tion is the stone base Get from any Joie Jee (and Insertions, that is e 8 had placed aroun t - wing 2 i ment of" Sir Jobn a" onan. simple vebetable, Ingredients: } | something entirely different the city park. The improvement je Suge ont 3|from what other stores very noticeable. § Janae Siistons; four ounces 3 | Show, we have it, if it is compo syrup i 1,000 Islands--Rochester. fix mhake "wen, mane. + new and desirable. Re. Steamer North King leaves Sundays teaspoonful after' each meal, 3 | markable values i de- at 10:15 am. for Thousand Island a bedy that tus 3 | partment. ' Bo amd 88, 2m Tr ud oy, Bfesctiption will cure all forms 1 ' ! LF, Te, ey tem, and blood aiseracre ne. + | Children's Wash Dresses 5 idk to its action upon the + When a woman is happy it's a sign : tive tisbues of the kid- 3 at 50¢. and Up. bas got something new in the DOYS, assisting them to fiiter § way of clothes, all poisonous ackis and waste 3 : A man has no mere use for a cryig pir Be the blood, and 3 -- baby than a woman has for a crying i ta, sue grine. 3 : man. vice, which . . { All-cream co cream, in bricks, ' any by Many reser "PPreciates flavor, delivered at any hour, at ] h Ls - v 8 EW i 78 and 80 BROCK ST. wi HEAD OFFICE, TOS 8. E. WALKER, President ALEX. LAIRD, General Man A. H, TRELAND, Superinte: Branches Branches throughout ( BA Business may be of the Bank. Acc made or withdrav to out-of-town acc KINGS CORNER)O! P. C. mans, nr It Stands «CHEMISTS prove . acids and a «DOCTORS pron Georges wholes «COOKS say that the «HOUSEWIVES 8:2. George's me Biscuits, Cake their tables---be the housc--and far thei « ARE YOU SURI powder you are u contain alum, etc sure if you use Try i." r pockethx Our cook hook tells ens of dai dozens and dozen « free on request. Nationa ical Co. of Canada, Limite Enough Cha McKEL STRAWBE TOMATO! $ A. J. REI] See IIP IS Wash ( White Dotted Swi 12je., 15¢c., 20c., 25¢. White Mercerized select from, 15¢., 20: Persian Lawns, n 25¢. and 35c. yard. Fancy Dress Mus 12}e., 15¢., 20c., 25¢ Ginghams, Cham toria Lawns, India hr Lawn Waist: elsewhere for the mo Come a THE JAM Sr ----------------