i. i f 4 ire rm =3E w % z g 5 k tb iit i i recover. Empress of Britain has rcach-| Miss May Harding Ham is injured | ed Father Point; weather , | that of any man |More seriously th the other girls a % ig died Suddenly at] lives suffers severe pain. It i 0. 1 St. Patrick street, Toronto. who ony tic iy h Mrs, Henk, widow of the late Henry | <q 8 I | | considering the nature of juxi y iss Peters' condition is serious nature, but she is recover when the effect of got 1 : g i £ i : § 5 § § i ! Robinson will xpected that Percy stomach. 1 have also || FCC the hospital by Saturday. The i : funeral advised his taking less held to-day. sovernl victims will be CHEESE BOARD. ave Faw now wears green goggles while | The Frontenac Sellers of Hand $1. in ard. . He complained the (that w out of doors the roe ; light hurt his eyes. from "one awd half | cost an acre of (with the Canadian government, De Is ohout $350. The tails am locking, but it js believed Ladies' White Waists. i but a brother George is the _ man 300 ladies' white lawn | wanted. Friday and Saturday at | o- - sites, from 32 to 42. | The government of Biazil sponds con- . siderable money. in the encouragement of fenit growing. ; to give the Kingston Old © Pure unfermented grape juice, pints Ottawa a good tine cn and quarts, gt Dr, Chown"s drug store. 8 y [ Liviagston's sale starts Saturday. dainty néckwear. I Bibhy's $1 shirts are beauties, - Annual 2 1 : re going to rub out T The Discount Season i at hand. - We' the profits for 15 Days Commencing SATURDAY, July 20th. We will give 20 per cent. discount off all our Summer Clothing, Boys' Wash Suits, Blouses, etc. Everything in our + Ready-to-wear Department. Our Fall and Winter Wearables will be soon wanting the room. We've the same excellent tailored clothes, PROGRESS BRAND, with the same price tickets still on them, marked in plain figures, the same fresh, new styles that we have been letting you know about since early in the season. * There are weeks and weeks of summer weather ahead, and certainly any investment made at our present prices will prove a ~ profitable one. A suit you'll be proud of --Pro- 'Brand---and it's the kind of a suit yours will be, if you buy it at the store Where the Good Clothing Comes From, Prices $7.00 to 9.00. : Progress Brand, $10.00 to 18.00, less 20 per cent, discount. Dressing the Boy.--Do you + know that one of the worst things you can do to a boy is to buy him ; poaly-made, badly-fitting clothes? 'ou cut him off from one of the manliest virtues-- Personal Pride. We've everything that's right in gk Boys' Clothes, and we're as ready SX 8 long stretch of Boys' Wash Suit weather ahead of us, and Mothers will be d in our Discount Sale, so early in the season, in stylish, new" Sailor and Wash Suits, Prices 75¢. to $2.75, with 20 per cent. off. Blouses, oc. 10 gave a rwooption and ten. This oven. Boys Shirts, Overalls, Caps, etc., 20 per cent. oft the old price. Tickets been [Shat the crime is a political one. The : : Earrested man will fight extradition on| 1000 Islands, 66; Wolie Island, '22: Me- gistered from 2:3 to sell Boys' 2-piece Suits, $2.75 to 8.00. Boys' 3-piece Sits, $3.50 to g.60, | Queen's Universi To-Day. Kingston, July 18.--~The Frontenac -------------- cheese board met this afternoon, Pre Nabbed For Political Crime. |®ident C. W ith in the chair Winnipeg, July 18.--A' Russian, the following buyers Jprsseut i, Mesata. | nemed Matthias Raszkiewics, is und Aloanoder, of feagic, Hue arrest on a charge of murder, commit. | PY and eft, cheese - a a Tie Jer adanpaiaid, two) Colored--Cataraqui, 55; E.G., 40; One grow. | : : ; ti Cold Spring, 70; Glenburnie, 70, Glen- halt { psnun ated with the Bridal govern. | 1, 80; Gils Edge, 63; Howe Island, 6); Hinchinbrooke, 35; Bay View, 75; Latimer, 50; Ontario, 54; Sunbury, 30; St. Lawrence, 50; Sitver Springs, 75; [the ground that he is not the men, | Grath's, 60; Collins Bay, 35; total, | "White--Cataraqui, 40; Tnverary, 28; | Morning Star, 30; Oso, 31; Rose Hill, I Collins Bay, 90; total, 339. Bdding opepedt at 10jc. At lle. | early on Saturday moming last and] | Mr. Gillespie secured Gilt Edge, lowe | Island, Ontario, St. Lawrence, Silv | Spring, 1,000 islands and Wolfe Is- | including two divers, are engaged at land. At the same figure Mr. Alexan- | the work, which can be carriad on | |der got E.G., €old Springs, Glenbur- | ie, Glenvale, Latimer, Sunbury, Me- | Grath, and Mr. Murphy, Cataraqui, Bay View and Collins Bay. At 103e. Mr. Kerr got Inverary Morning Star, Uso and Rose Hill and. Hinchinbrooke | at lle, | TO PUT UP SMELTER. | It May Be Located at Ashbridge's Bay. Toronto, July I8.--It is understood | that Messrs. Mackenzie and Mam, of! the Canadian Northern railway, short- | ly will make an offer i, th: city with | a view to locating a8 smdter on Ash- | Lridge's Bay, They have o very ex- tensive scheme eluding th: construe | tion of car shops and, it i said, the | capital will be about $50,000,000. "he | ore for the smelter will pe brought | irom Iron Mountain, the property of | Messrs. Mackenzie and Mann, and now | tapped by the Toronto and Parry | Sound railway, | | The Matter Arranged. { Last spring D, Armstrong bought | some hose from Cammick to be used | nthe work of constructing the new | building on Montreal street. The hose! was not long enough so Armstrong | cut off a portion an added a new| Lkagth of it. A couple of months lat- er Cammick rebought the hose, Here was where the disagreement arose. | Cammick thought he was buying all! the hose on the reel; Armstrong was under the impression that he was re | selling to Cammick only what he had purchased from him. The next move! was the issuing of a search warrant by Armstrong and the recovery of the hese. In the police court, this morn- ing, the tangle was straightened out. | Cammick gets all the hose he sold| Armstrong, while the latter retains| the portion he / purchnsstl himself. sell. The £1.50 to pay for the search warrant stands against Cammick, ! | Big Wheat Cargo Thorold, July 17.--The steamer Glen- | mount, of the Montreal Transporta- | tion company's fleet, paid its first | visit to the Welland canal a day or | two ago, passing down with its huge | cargo of wi | 'ater was high made it | sible for the big carrier to get into | Port Colborne harbor. She wad draw | ing sixteen and one-half feet. * Ontario Historical Society. | cal Society annual meeti opened at | . The delegates re- ] 2:30 to 3:30 o'clock, af- ter which addresses of welcome were otelock, the Woman's Art Association mg at eight o'clock, tho chief feature will be a sketch of Kingston's history | by W. S. Ellis, BA., of this city, Turnkey Resigned. Suit we will give the Improved 20 Century Air Ship. A choice| Durable. Harmless, The largest variety of Up-to-Date Boys'| ¥ «a 2 ' » ; | Pickers § the Choicest Fruit. | » OR VUZE SE rT CRS EY vl anak dl co . | % ods > off one-fifth ; there's all there is to it. n . 2 { Po } i | 4 { } 3 ' B otGorrigan's. n i -------- : S 3 | The temperature yesterday was sev- {fairy tale, important book is the Peter Grant, who has been second turnkey in the county jail, has resign- od, and will return ~ to his farm on Wolfe Island. The salary attached to the position is 3500 a year. He was in the office for six a hali years. -------------- Sale Of Ladies' White Waists, Wo will eit Tudiest white lawn waists on Fri and turday at 35c. each, all sizes, from 32 to 42. State Of The Mercury. enty-soven degrees in the shade. To- day it was eighty-two : DAY, JULY 18th, 1907. 4 "i ani OCCURRENCES RECOUNTED # Tabet ai iad : i » BRIEF FORM. have been or- $5 SE EST TU | Aah hospital | Matters That Interest Everybody | thought the oth " as ternal in a Peters is t from Fort William jor | © tWelve. Their ages prove their great Kingstoy. The corgo consisted of { ability and tact in the art of learn- 97,000 bushels, which required lighter. | "¢: May they always have such suc- age of 23,000 bushels in order to got | © when they are attending high | through the canal. The fact alone school. that the w HH Bufialo, 2. At Newark, 5; Rochester, 3 . This afternoon, the Ontario Histori- | Philadelphia, 5. At Chicago, 5-1; New 13. At St. Louis, 4; Boston, 3. delivered by the mayor and Vice Prin. | LOWS, 1-0. At Boston, 3; Chicago, 3. cipal Watson, of Queen's. At five | At Philadelphia, 1; Cincinnati, 7. NEWS OF THE WORLD --56HN LAIDLAW & SON. --Notes From all Over--Little | fof [Everything Easily Read and Remembered. | Herbert Boyle was drowned while | bathing at Galt. Kent, died at 537 Jarvis street, To-| ronto, Thirty thousand excursionists are re- | ted to have visited Niagara Falls, ednesday. « ist, in Torento, was sent for trial for calling a workman a "scab." F. H. Torrington is to become musical director in St. ' Andrew's church, King street, Toronto. i Edward Stocks, a brakeman, had his foot crushed between two cars and had to have it amputated at Grace hos pital, Toronto. Ansclem Godrean, twentyvthree | years, of lage, was killed by Edward Bernier. A warrant has been issued against Bernier. William Coulson, formerly of Thom- | asburg, Ont., and for years a promin- { ent druggist of Buffalo, is dead at his | home in that city. | A large number of senators and members of the Dominion parliament, as well as others of the Quebec house, | are expected in Quebec to meet the premier, to-night. STATE OF THE DREDGE Sh ees | Seeking to Lift the Sunken Sir] Wilfrid. | | Port Hope, Ont., July 18--The| {barge J. C. Mills, charted by the! | Reid Wrecking company, Sarnia, to { raige the iv, Pg 'government dredge, | Sir Wilirid, arrived in Port Hope, | commenced operations on the follow- ling Monday morning. Fourteen men, only in calm weather. The dredge! lies in about seventy feet of water on the honevcombed rock bottom. The spuds which are twelve feet below the surface of the water, may be clearly veen, The divers report that the crane has broken off and much of the wood work has been washed away. Persons who have visited the place, where the sunken dredge lies, rebort having seen an the bottom of the lake the wreck of a schooner. She is sup- | posed to be the Fmerald, 700 tons' burden, which disappeared in Novem- | ber, 1903, while bound from Fair | Haven with a cargo of coal for To- | ronto. Welcoming The Premier. Father Point, Que., July 18. --Fath-| er Point is gaily decorated, today, for the reception of Sir Wilfrid and Lady Laurier. A number of represent- ative citizens from Ste. Luce, St. An-| clet, St. Donat and Father Point, headed by the mayors of three muni-| cipalitics are goin out on the gov- ernment steamer Eureka, to welcome the distinguished party. Mr. McWilliams, mayor of Father Point, sent a marcomigram of wel- | come to Sir Wilfrid on board the Em- press of Britain, yesterday, and re ceived a feeling reply. Fatal Accident In Mills. Midland, Ont., July 18.--An explo- sion which caused the death of two! men and the injury of another ocour- red yesterday in O'Hara's woollen mls, The dead ave Edward O'Hara, | Midland, and Elmer Hewson, Thorm- | bury, John O'Hara, brother of the! dead man, was seriously injured and | will probably lose his eyesight. John | O'Hara was examining a tank of acid when in some way the gas became ignited. A violent explosion foliowed, partially wrecking the building amd killing the two men. -- Howe Island Clever Pupils. The five pupils which Miss Kane, a popular teacher, sent up for the recent | entrance examinations on Wolfe Island, | were successful. One of the pupils was | - | Herman Bartels is ill in the hospital | bath will speedily at he Taronto jail, J Alfred Medealfe, a striking machin- [J Best Values in Kingston Sale of Women's White | Shirt Waists TO-MORROW. Every White Shirt Waist in stock must be sold before Ist August to make room for New Goods to arrive during August. In order to do this we have decided to place the price so low that it will surely interest every woman requiring a Shirt Waist, All 2.00 Waists for 1.33. All 2.25 Waists for 1.50. All 3.00 Waists for 2.25. All 4.50 Waists for 3.00. ' All 1.00 Waists for 65c. All 75c. Waists for 50c. And so on through a long list. Every Waist shown is new this summer, and at regular prices aere onsidered the So at the special prices to clear, it will repay you to see these, Even if not prepared to buy just now, se- cure one or more and have them placed aside until required. only ten years of age, and only one of the other four was past the age Baseball Record. Eastern league--At Jersey City, " Amterican league--At Cleveland, 1: ork, 4-5. At Detroit, 2; Washington, National league--At New York, 0; i . At Brooklyn, 2-4; Su. Sought Old Pastures. Winnipeg, Man., July 18.--~Annoyed at the myriads of fleas and mosqui- toes, and tired of being held captive in a strange and unfamiliar domicile, the herd of buffalo, yesterday, broke away from their new home at the City Park, swam the Assiniboine, and comfortably settled dbwn at their old quarters on Lord Strathcona's Silver Heights farm. To Co d Artillery: Team, Ottawa, July . 18.--It has been de cided that Maj. Leigh, of Charlotte town, will command the composite Canadian 'team .of heavy artillery inst the Britishers. Maj. Hensley, of the 1st Halifax Artillery, will probably be chosen to command the | gprrison or sea coast contingent. | { Only One Broke Parole. | Ottawa, July 18.~Mr. Archibald, | Try Bibby's for yachting caps. A pretty girl is a princess in tha ! t the stoky ends when | she gets married. ! Bibby's straw hat sale, 6%. { In the matrimonial library the most | je We hank books. parole officer of the department of! Justice, says: Of the three hundrod! prisoners allowed out om parole lust!' year only one broke faith .nd hag to have the privilege cancelier. ------------ Try Bibby's for Chelsty's hats, | ° SUMMER SALE OF 0DDS AND ENDS THE LOCKETT SHOE STORE i Commencing Saturday Morning. PARTICULARS\IN FRIDAY'S PAPER. To make a complete clearance of all odd lots | we will place them on Bargain 'Tables, marked 'in plain figures, at prices in many cases lower than first cost. Men, women and children will benefit b this sale, COMM ENCI NG SATURDAY MORNING The Lockett Shoe Store. Touri: Are invited to se SHOW ROOMS. Compare Futs in Qual "= "Price. Absolutely no to buy. We are Exclusive and Designs, in Fine MINK Sets and single In Fur and Fur Garments. Spec Joly and Au, John McKay Fi Seasonable -- A Lime Juice, bottles, , Raspberry Vinegar, botth Celery Relish, bottles, Chutney Sauce, bottles, Condensed Milk, tins, Evaporated Cream, tins, Heinz Sweet Pickles, per Mixed Pickles and Chow, Heinz Baked Beans, tins, linported Herring, Toma Swiss Food, pgs, ..... Wheat Vigor, pkgs., .. Whita Swan Coconut, ph White Rolléd Oats, pkgs. Homey in Glass and in S New Potatoes, Gre Oranges, Lemons, Ban Meats, Smoked Meats, ef F. W. Va ne 417 - 246 rar me With th and See Won FOR THE BENEFIT Kingston G Hospital, Jul Any person buying 'worth of Hardware one ticket for the pe July 18th. Remembe the hospital that da want to sell 5,000 ti Come, help us wit] ents. © Retnember Mitchell tickets away, and it Hospital. Mitchell's Ha 86 Princess 8S : eh Where you get good money and you wii do t your Stoves, Furniture 8 TURK"S Second-Hand 8 cess street. A A Freak Chic McBaine, Mo., July 1f longing fo Louisa c near here, recently hate interesting sort of twi freak has one head, tw legs, two tails, and fi bodies are joined at shondders. The members ed and two bodies are The chicken did not Ii being hatched. Sistine Try Bibby's straw hat £1.60, $1.25 and $1 goo Livingston's sale star 3 Proph "The Mammoth Kentucky," says F us in *the Philist soon go under the hammer; and I pro] the L. & N. will bu put the Mammoth ( and - passenger coa employs, in a mus star curiosity. J way facilities will ed, the hotel will ated, and C. S. St A; will name an man, and the bats will wing their wa and whir in wild a eyeless fish the ne we are discovered.' vertising man will wonder backi to the All of which is prove that even so a thing as the Max is a "dead ome' w