p ng to fall several hand, very latest ideas, three-quarter and full 'Allover Nets, Muslin and Silks, trimmed and French Insertions, all sizes, $1, 80, $3, $3.50, ete. er Corsets, Hose Sup- ers, Bust Supporters, Shiclds, Bustles, t Distenders. 'GLOVES, "Black only," worth 0c.' in White Linen, Shades and Black and $1.75, $2, $2.50. Ye Se of the Picton high | #.34; Anderson, § evening, it was de- | 220; M a 3g6L, Ball, 10 lay the commer stone of he Dunbar, 3,594; Me t 5th, the ux £9) Picton | %on, 3.753; Sutherland, 3,737; Gunn, "| Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up By appeal to him. three cases of imported gouds for hig { order clothing department, consisting {dispensed at Gibson's Red Cross drag i if i T. G. Malloch, Hamilton, 14791. FamEom, Second Class. 6,213; Shain, 6,089; Bell-Irving, 6,064; Noyois, 6,058; Morrison, 6,049; Walker, 1 5,980; Keefer, 5,870. McFarlane, 5,732: Adams, 5.562; Cochrane, 5,515. Don- nelly, 5.42%: Ringwood, 5.327: Hilliard, 5,208; Tremain, 5204; Smith, C. C., 5,115; Watson, 4997; Langford, 4,953; Swift, 4.704; Hutton, 4592: Bowie, 4,502; Smith, G. A., 4,351; Blackburn, 4.33, Third Class. Real, 4,737; Watts, L. HW. 4,641 White, 4.626; Grasett, 4,593: Parker, Ann, Ho Ter Hammond, who was an eve witness, 4,425; Reifienstein, kenzie, 3,556; Goodeve, 3,830. Jack- 4,707; Burnham, 3,692: Crerar, 2,653; Melionald, 3,597; Weller, 3,549; Dan- sercan, 3.463; Wanklyn, 3.454; Watts, E. M., 331 Wurtele, 350; Sote. L357; Lancaster, 3,219: Fraser, 3.293: Ry 3,165; Inderwick, 2,753; Rich- ards, 2.721. Nation, 2,613; Green 2,487; Wright, 2,141, First Year Prizes. B.8.M. Rhodes gets first class prizes in military engineering, tactics and reconnaisance, surveying, civil engin- Jeering, chemistry, drills and exercises conduct. 3 C.8.M. Cowley gets first class prise n ph; " B.S.M. Rhodes gets the sword of honor for conduct, drills and exercis- e%, and also Zeiss glass, presented by ex-opdets for military subjects, Commission Given. The following graduates get com- missions : Royal Engineers--I.8.M. Rhodes. Royal Canadian Engincers--Sergt. P. De L. Passy. Royal Garrisen Artillery--Sergt. T. C, Greenwood. Ind'an Army--Sergt, J. G. Gibson. Royal Canadian Aftillery--A. C. T. Lewis, Final Year Medals. These medals were won for the ag- gregate marks during the course in militery subjects : Gold Medal -B.S.M, Rhodes, Silver Medal -C.S. MN. Cowley. Bronze Meda)--Sergt. Tisdale. -- INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. Reporters on Their Rounds. The board of works has been called to meet on Friday afternoon. The county council will hold in ses- sion long enough to see the circus. Sharbot Lake is besieged with a large number of tourists, and would appear as il the summer season has commenced in earnest. The hotels are well filled. D. J. MoLennan jouring, face tions started ning and will last until Fri- day. The girl candidates are writing in Ontaie hall and the boys in the assombl Il at the Collegiate Insti- tate. The number ninety-threg and the latter ninety-one. The Companions of Court of For esters had a gathering in their hall on Tuesday s¥euing and it was wl attended. A go programme was rendered and included a solo by Miss t Campbell and a banjo solo r. Massie. Both were excoption- hy fine and received hearty encores. A citisn, who was angling near Belle's Island, last evening, felt his line cateh upon something and on drawing it to the surface beheld a white hag attached to it. The object seemingly contained human remains, aid the fisherman was so overcome that ho lost no time in cutting his live. Further investigation did net Provost, Brock street, has received of Scotch and English yweeds, sorges, cheviots and vicunas. A great variety of them to choose from The daughter of George Washington' seg Shed recently at M to : Ala. Her name was Miss Anne and sh» was ninety-five years old. Tee cream made from cream |store fountain. « It pays to go thers. Bristol, 7,808; Carson, 7,803; Tay- fail age 395 boxes of | 10r. 7170 'Gilmon, 6,58: Lawson. 900; ! h night; 3,586; Mac- | the fine already mentioned was im- that his excellency cam inform Prince Jinan lency : if PAID HEAVY FINE S---- Assault. On a charge of assault, James Pow- ers, arrested Tuesday afternoon, in connection. with the rew at the corner ed $10 and costs, amounting to about $5, in the police court this morning. The prisoner said drinking, and did not remember strik- ing William Page. However, George told the story, with the result that posed. The action of Mr. Hammond, in taking the man tos the look-up, brought forth favomble comment on all sides. Mr. Hammond, although not a city constable, considered it was his duty as a citizen to interfere, when he noticed a man being ill-used. Page was arraigned on a charge of drunkenness, 'and was fined 8 and costs, with the option of ten days. Another drunk was fined ¥2 and costs, a -------------- HE DEMANDED MONEY. Cheeky Customer Pays Visit to City. A middle-aged man, rather poorly clad, and very cheeky, has been in the city for the past few days. His chiel business is begei money, 'and annoying people. uesday afternoon he entered the office of the Wormwith piano factory, and demanded that be given money. When refused he became very ugly and knocked over one of the pianos in course of construc tion. fio was put out of the build ing, but returned and was again told to go. The police were notified, Hut so far the man has been keeping in the dark; but he will be sure to find his way to the cells, if he does mot change his ways. The offender has also been stopping people on the street, with the request jor money, He has been very abusive at times, so it is aimed, and has threatened to do some damage to property 'if his re juest for money is not granted. ---- A Gift Of £37 10s. Yesterday Mayor Mowat received from Arthur Sladen, secretary to the governor-general, a telegram" announc- ing that Prince Fushimi had given £37 10s. for charitable institutions in Kingston.. The telegram was as fol- lows : "Ottawa, June 25th. "His Worship, Mayor Mowat, King- ston "l am desired by the governor-gen- eral to inform you that his imperial highness, Prince Fushimi, has kind enough to leave £37 10s. with his excellency, for distribution among the charitable institutions of your city. This amount will he pla to your credit in the Bank of Montreal, and when distributed kindly report so © (Signed) Arifur Sladen, "Private Seeretary." Goes To China. Lieut. H. L. Bodwell, instructor at the Royal Military College, has so- veved his connection with the college, and will go to hina, to engage in railway engineering. raduated from the R.M.C. in os. © "Special Searchlight Excursion.' y evening, June 27th, 7.30 o'clock, steamer America tours the Admiralty group. Home early Only 35 cents. ---------- R.M.C. Closing. The closing exercises in eonncetion with the Royal Military College will take place at ten o'clock to-morrow morning. e ---- Canadian Strawberries. First arrivals expected Thursday morning at Carnovsky's, ------------ A 15c. box violet taloum powder and G0c. bottle Florida water at Hoag's or 50c. f The funeral of the late Mrs. Jo- serh Cunningham, took Island, on Friday last. eceased was in her forty-sixth year and had been Inet mmker, aged sixty-three giling for. a long time with heart commit ted : drowning. trouble. Borated and perfumed talcum pow: i Sie a matter afi fact it had turned out the the Gordon and the brigade staff were | day on a business trip. | Was Bound Guilty on Charge of | of Brock and Ontatio street, was fin- | from Rideau street convent, Ottawa, that he had been street, he | Tweed, is recovering from his severe ace at Big | pose a fine, ho ial which day, and was concluded this meen in- charge as an ordinary drunk that he had been assaulted by a cou ple of unknown men in the heart of rehing past | the city, while defending another per- 4 Green tod Re I AS io | tunes, rome "The | son from assault. The coroner stated 073. woo h, Indi, Maple popular piece | that he would have charges of a erim- H C. Darling, Toron 3 of all, applause. The | inal nature preferred against the rE Suling, To outs 13.508 3.. | fireworks devices, chief- | police, # it could have been proved 612, : 13, ly, and judged by | that they were nocligent, in their duty : i cast | but such not being the case an open " Nh igs Montreal, J3388. fiapias, the le was given, W. J. Moffatt, Pembroke, 12,949. C. B. Russell, Pembroke, 12,363. PERSONAL MENTION. H, E. Snider, Hamilton, 12,172. , -- ACCT Lewis, Ottawa, 11,974. Movements of the People--What G. W. U. Bayley, Toranto, 11,403. They Are.Sa And Doing. C. \W. Coursol, Ottawa, 10,682. ul control of the tamp ond its ro- y ying D. A. Cays left for Toronto yester- Bishop Mills returned this morning from a confirmation tour. S. J. Martin, Schenectady, was a visitor to the city, yesterday. Joseph Morran, Pittsburg, Pa., was in the city, to-day, on business. Joseph Morrison, Tweed, is spending a few days in the city with friends. Walter Cochrane, Buffalo, spent the day in the city on hi¢ way home from Montreal, Miss Eleanor Daley has returned for the summer holidays. Miss May Cambridge, Ordnance is visiting her uncle, Arthur Elliott, Brewer's Mills. Stanley Murphy, visiting friends in the city for the past week, returned to his home in Utica, N.Y., to-day. Mrs, Horatio Blake and children, left Tuesday, for Brownville, N.Y., af- ter a month's visit with her sister, Mrs. Bateson, Barrie street, Commodore Howden, of the steamer Speedy, of the public works depart- ment, was in port yesterday with his vessel, en route to Montreal. Rev. J. J. Rae will remain in Picton and fill the. pulpit and occupy the parsonage until September 1st. Mean- time Rev. Mr. Emory will take a two months' holiday. Miss Ethel Gallagher, professional nurse, was in the city, vesterday, en route to Wilton on a visit. She was formerly supervisor . in the Wilming- ton. Pel.. hospital. Mrs. Hitchcock, with her daughter, Mrs. Winchester, and som," Master Ro- hert of Watertown, N.Y., are spending a week in the cits the guest of Mrs. T. H. Ferguson, 154 Johnston street. Rev. Father Quinn, parish priest of attack of rheumatism and has heen greatly benefited by his stay of a few weeks at Mount Clemens, Mich. During his absence his parochial duties are being looked after by Rev, Father McDonald, of this city. ------ But Not In Kingston. There was a heavy rainstorm at Bedford and surrounding district, Wednesday morning, and the storm reached within a mile and a half of Kingston. Passengers on the morn- ing train state that the rain was very heavy, and that all the windows in the coaches had to be closed. The crops around Bedford have been suf- fering a great deal as a result of the dry spell; and this downpour was gladly welcomed by the farmers. A fine crop of clover hay is promised in that district. The Latest Music. We are selling the latest music at Ie. a copy, two copies for: Be. : "Love Me and the Worl is Mine," "If the Man in the Moon Were a Coon," - "Waiting at the Church." "Poor John," "Won't You Come Over to My House." - "The Moon' Has Its Eyes on You," "Billy Green," "Dear Old Farm," "Arrah Wanna," also new marches, two-steps and waltzes. Meo- Dermott Bros., 260 Princess street. ---------- Hotel Burned Down. Norfolk, Va., June 26.--Ome whole block of the pine beach immediately adjoining the Jamestown gr 1 Were swept by fire today. The big Ar- cade Hotel, the Berkley Hotel, Out- Housekeepers' Jay To-Morrow! The following specials just received will be of. fered and no housekeeper who is at all econo- mical can afford to miss these, as it may be a long time before you can match anyone of the following : 315 Peryfinen Size 36 inches long by 1g inches wide, finished with neat red border and hemmed. The real value cf this lot is 18¢c each or 35¢ pair. Yours To-morrow, 11 Each. 480» 214 . Full 72 inches wide, bargain at 75¢ yard. Yours To-morrow while the lot lasts 33c Yard. Good value at 3.25 each. Yours To-morrow, A limit of ore to a customer, Sale 9.30 To-morrow Morning. All sales for cash oni accepted for these, e Linen ~ Huckaback Towels Size 36 inches long By 18 inches wide. plain white borders, neatly hemmed. The value of this lot is 25¢ each or 3,00 dozen. Yours To-morrow Yards PureLinen Full Bleached Table Linen all good patterns and a ¥. No telephone orders 17c Each. A Small Lot of 18 Pure Linen Table Covers Size about 214 yards long by 2 wide, All dainty designs. 2 areas | 9 2.38 Each. side Ian, Powhattan Hotel, Caroline Hotel, several other smaller hotels, and a large part of the Outside Path. were destroyed. The loss may run up to $300,000, partly insured. ---------- A Suitor's Bad Deed. ~ Milwaukee, Wis, June. 96.--An en- raged suitor who had quarreled with his sweetheart, broke into her home, last night, shot and killed the girl, bor father, and then fired a bullet in. to his own brain. The dead are: An- drew Feine, the murderer; Elsie Volk- mann, his sweetheart; Frank Volk- mann, the girl's father. ------ Provincial Appointment. Hugh Moore; Calahogie, has been appointed elerk, of the fifth division court, Renfrew county, vice Patrick Barrett, moved from the county, -- "Tim" Flood, the second baseman of the Toronto ball team was this morning, sentenced to fifteen days in jail with hard labor for assaulting Umpire Conway. Strong efforts were made to have Magistrate Denison im- Charles Miller, a Berlin, Ont., cabi- years, suicide, Tuesday, by A Hc. box Cold Cream anda 25c. hme, 4d der, 10c.¥ at. Gi store, hson's Red Cross drug JotHle Florida water at Hoag's for They are built to stand the racket, and they do. PRICES $6.50, $6.75 & $7.00. Ask to see our Special Trunk. The Lockett Shoe Store. That is what we call our special line of 7 CANVAS BRASS- BOUND 2-STRAP TRUNK. a wit WE ARE OI FOR CONSULTA' Re Fu No Cha JOHN McK Fur House 1149-155 Brock Kingston. Special Excu 1000 ISL PER Str. Cas; 'Monday, July I---- Leaves, 10,15 a.m. EF p.m. J. P. HANLEY,. GASOL! Put in Your T at Our Do A large stock of teries, Spark Plug 2 always on hand. SELBY & YOI LIMITED Toronto World I Readers of above are kindly requested ballots to Miss S. agan, om or before of each week. "ROLLER F AFTERNOON, 2.3 EVENING, 7.30 tc Ss Band every evening and £ noon. Select patronage. TRY A POUND MYER'S 500k SA For Sunday's Breakiast, © IT IS A FA( Where you get good stu money and you will do thi your Stoves, Furniture ant TURK'S Second-Hund St cess street. HIGHEST AUTH Cancer Expert May F and Cure. Berlin, June 27.--Profes den, the greatest autho many on cancer, in a ret cle in a leading medical confirms the widely felt we are on the eve of rt coveries regarding the t cancer and its origin. Both he and his assist Bergell, state that aiter complicated series of ex] have arrived at the co the growth of cancer loss or absence of cet substances in the liver. is described as a term healthy human beings | the livers of persons cancer it is absent or quantities The' direct which the investigatic ns cinlists will take will be method of supplying the patients with this subs bia-- "See The Islands By By taking the Americ Thursday evening, 7.30 early = Quly 35 gents. Campbell B: The stors that sell hats. m---------- Friday. At Henderson's, fresh mon, 25¢. a lb. -------------- See Bibby's 43c. fancy