i 1 jis {155 £ E y i i } i i i5= i =F £ gf F § i 2 i " FFEgE: §& i it ii si i gE t 3 1 fog F th i : § 2 z 2. e if £ ii his it. i : y , of the the Bank of British North America, Toft, last night, for Halifax, to do re - Birtles, Montreal, vis ather-in-law, Sergt.-Maj. the R.M.C., returns home rr ie ix i Little, King street, re- home, to-day, from Buffalo, spent a pleasant two weeks' . Schelegel and party, of New , who are holidaying in the city, to Brewer's Mills, to-day, on the t George H. Nicholls left, to-day: ir 0 Frederick mith's Falls, to look after of one of the doctors of that ile he is on his vacation. rs. Annie Pratt, who has been vis- relatives in Chapinville and ton, N.Y., has 'returned to the ty and will spend the winter with sister, Mrs. Willian Carroll, Al street. g | z= | FXREXEERRERKEX EX EEX ERE AGREED ON POINTS. 4 The News agrees with the Whig that a plebiscite should be taken a he next municipal electio: to how far free classes should exist in the' Collegi- ate Institute. The Whig agrees with the News that the council should provide school ogogical pi or results the new de- partment is a necessity. EEK EEEEREXX EERE RXES TY VAGRANTS IN TOILS. Three Men Arrested Near the Junction. On a charge of vagrancy Charles Taylor, aged twenty-one, Arthur Me- Lean, aged forty-nine, and William, Fark fF The News Gathered About the Wharves. There were no arrivals or depar- tures reported at the M. T. Co., this motning. : The steamer of New York is taki or i fr EAE Lp Peveol un arrived at al s Xi a Saigo of ™ damaged from steamer ee on "moar Farran's | The schooner Acacia is at Craw- {ford's, from Fairhaven, with coal. | The W. J. Suffel |Grove Inn. | Swift's: Steamers" Rideau. ig Ottawa, to-night; Picton, A block-head isn't the only chap who celebrates his wooden wedding. A SALLOW SKIN erve remedy a IVY SO" |fort, N. Comfort, New York: Claire R. Spine Lennox, Miss Lens nox, Edgar Lennox, Geo Jackson, H, J, Terry, C. C. Hall, Toronto; R. living at the junction. Near ge people in that viei- you at deal of ouble with Coo men under arrest are 80 classed, and yesterday, appeared on the scene,, the p when they olice were y J call in 'the day time when «of the house are away ° at their work, and it is known that some of the women have given the men more than their means could afford in order that they might get rid of the tors. 'y 2 When word was received this morn- ing that the tramps were still 'on the job," the officers named loft for the scene, When the mings sat the blaccoats they ran in a room in one of the vacant houses. The of- ficers followed them, and they con: march to the station. : When searched at the police station Taylo: had $3.80 in his possession, Mc- Lean So, but Kelso had no money. Kelso was arrested a short time ago Constable John Naylon on a charge . drunkenness, and on this occasion was fined $3 and costs, -- ---- Burtis, John Ward and wife, Brook- lyn; James H. Mead and 'wife, E. H: Cameron and wife, Albany; Ella Hemp- stead, Jeannea Hempstead, Detroit, Mich; F. M. Henry and wile, W. FE, {Felling and wife, Mrs. Felling, Mc. atl re DL Nye, Clevilasd, 0 Mrs, H. P. Whidden, Dayton, Ohio; H. V. Zionie, Pittsburg, Pa; R. V. , 8. L. Schwartz, Milwaukee, Wis; W, J. Cochrane and wife, Mrs. Droulle," M. Delaney and wife, J. T. Hallas nd wile 84, Paul, Winn: . Rapangles and wife, Los Angeles,Cal.; Miss k, Cedar' Rapids, la; Mrs. Laycock, Atlanta, Ga.; W. K. Ganong, Orono, Me; Mrs. S. D. Ganong, Ro- thesay, N.D.; Mrs. P, H. Johnston, Le- banon, Ky.; Miss Mary Johnston, P. H. Johnston, Lebanon, Ky;R. G. St and wife, Carthage; A. U, Lewis, Dr. Stebbins, W. G. Means, H. v , KE. J. Cook, C. E. Gordon and wife, Geneva, N.Y.; Walter Bell, Mon- treal; T. A, Lyon, Dincilla Oliver, E, J. Lenno, x, Mrs. T. Gillespie, Belleville; I. 0. Legendre, Peterboro; T. A. Webster, Lansdowne; R. J. Gregson, Is No Trouble. The streets department has not been bothered this 'summer by: boys spoil- mp the soft concrete of walks newly constructed. It is to be hoped that {about 7:30 A drunken ' {entrance vg he apartments, unknown | his return, CR | A i s-s ea ge ---- 4 Was Held a Prisoner in a Room Until the Arrival of Police-- Afterwards Given His Liberty, The police received a hurried call to he Bank of Montreal chambers, o'clock, Thursday night. man, who had secured an to the messenger, Thomas Rogers, was the cause of es has been i upon out, and u he heard a man moving about in one of the rooms. He lock- ed the man in the room, and then sent for the police. Constable Tim- merman arrived on the scene, and took the man to the police station, where he was locked up for the night. he stranger gave the mame of James Leonard, and stated that his in Ogdensburg, N.Y. He had drinking quite heavily, and hal fire ate the Honk of Montreal buikiing, in search of a place to go to sleep. Mr. Rogers thought the man might be a and for this reason sent in an xm to the po lice. He called from ome of the up- stair windows, to a passerby, to notify the police, and after doing this rded the door of the room in which the prisoner was held, until the arrival of the police constable. In the police court, this morning, Leonard promised to return to his home, and he was given a chance. If he is found loitering about the city again, he will 'be locked up. and chareed with dronkenness and | va- grancy. MONKEY MUST PAY ------ Full Rates at Hotel Lawrence. the arrival of the steamer Kingston at Alexandrian Bay, on Tuesday morning, there appeared something entirely new in the way of a summer visitor when a monkey at- tached to a long silver chain came down the gang plank. Iehind the monkey came Sire. H. R. Van Peltier, New York, and following her two maids, one carrying a basket lined with soft woollen to protect the ani- mal from the cold winds. Once off the boat and through the staring throng, the woman, the mon key and the two maids hurried along with a crowd at their heels. At the hotel desk there was some discussion regarding what should become of the monkey. The woman expostulated when the clerk 'said in a firm tone that the house would shelter no mon- keys. 'When the argument was at its height, and the woman, the monkey and the two maids were about to de rt, the proprictor stepped into the obby and after some talk allowed the animal to be taken to the woman's room. It was said at the desk that the monkey 'would bo charged full rates durlng his stay. OFFER TO PLANT BEDS On the Plots Around the Market Building. The plots tnat will take the place of the old structures around the market building can be made very pretty by planting grass, flowers and vines. M. on St. With any such gifts as proposed. 2 p.m., returning Monday. A Great Success. Campbell Bros', slaughter sale All-oream ice cream, in bricks, any flavor, sented to go to the police station |flavor delivered at any hour, at without so much as a murmur. The |Price's. / fandeufis were not used on the | Lines that will hold fish and catch cess street; branch, 354 King street. the islands, Monday, 2.30 p.m. per on board. Fare 50c. H. Cunningham, piano tuner, Chickering's. Orders at McAuley's book store. Phome 778. A big bottle of pure, fresh lime juice for 25¢c. at Wade's drug store. TE -------- a. Kingston's Famous Fur Store. he ' y Big Shape Easy - Fit- ting Soft Hats For the full featured fellow or the man getting along too near middle life, the large shape, roll brim, easy-fitting Soft Hats are very popular. ~ Prices $1.50 to $3. 28 _Rémember we're our new store.q in {the youths will continue to behave themisives, ; I Importers of Fine Hats , AUGUST E. Flanagan, florist, offers to donate [ropaty committee would, no doubt, willing to accept from the florists $1.25 Watertown Return $1.25. | Tickets going Saturday, 5 a.m. and summer hats is proving a big success. [large flotilla hugged the shore. them, at J. Routley's, 173, 176 Prin- Take the steamer America's tour of Sup- from See All The Islands. By taking the steamer America's tour of American and Canadian chan- nels, Monday, 2.30 p.m. Home early. Only B0c. An Opportune Rain. Another opportune rain shower came arly this morning, The pasturos will be much Sern | by the 'three raivs this week, - { ---- For A Delightful Outing. Steamer America makes another of her famous trips of the islands, Mon- day, 230 pm. Supper on board. Fare B0c. i Now Is Your Time. To buy a nobby straw sailor at a less price than you ever dreamed of at Campbell Bros'. slaughter sale of summer hats, Had A Pleasant Time. The members of the Sydenham street church choir held a picnic at Brophy's Point, yesterday, and the outing was a most enjoyable one. Light Weight Summer Clothing. Prevost, Brock street, has a splendid assortment of light weight summer coats to be offered at very low prices. Extra value in clerical black coats. A great variety to choose from. To Divide Praceeds. The proceeds of the huge picnic be ing gotten up by the locomotive works employees and which will be held at Lake Ontario Park, are to be equally divided between the Hotel Dieu and the General Hospital. Just Plain Corns. Your corns are no diffxent. from other people's corns. If you haven't been able to cure them it's because you haven't used Peck's Corn Salve. In big boxes, 15¢c., at Wade's drug store. Did Not Go To-Day. The steamer America dil not go to Ogdensburg as scheduled, this morn. ing. The heavy storm of last night apparently frightened the crowd away and sufficient excursionists did not put in appearance to warrant the company despatching the steamer. Received Certificates. The motormen in the employ of the street railway company who were recently examined by the local ropre- sentative of the government and who successfully demonstrated their ability to run and repair the motor in case of emergency, have received their cer- tificates. Have Natty Uniforms. The new uniforms which have arriv- ed for the Salvation Army band and which are now being worn by the members, are quite natty. They Te- semble those of the Toronto orgam- zation which has several times visited Kingston. The red tunics, trimmed with gold-colored.braid, show up par- ticularly well. Ex.-Ald. Bassam's White Stones. The news comes from the summer cottagers below Point Frederick that ex-Ald. Bassam has made a pathway one bed of flowers and do the plant-|from the main road to his abode by ing. He says that other florists would painting stones white, The pathway do the same, so that hali a dozen is to be called Boulevard de Bassam." flower beds could adorn the plots. (The ex:alderman has been reminded Vines could be planted alongside the that there are other ways of finding , |. walls, and in a short time the plots|ons's way home at night than by would be decidedly pretty. The city painting stones white. Last Evening's Band Concert. Another of the concert series was igiven in Macdonald Park last even- g by the 14th regimental band, and {was enjoyed by a great crowd of peo- | ple. The park lights combined with |those of the yacht club house, gave {the vicinity a gala appearance. The of (water was calm and an unusually The {gasoline yachts behaved themselves much better than on past occasions. Humour Of The Schools. The following howlers come the public schools of New York: The teacher had been giving an in- struction in civics and decided to set a test examination. "What is the cabinet," she placed upon the black- board, and one Hebrew maiden ro- lied, "The place where the president weeps his secretaries." To another question, "Give the difference between President Roosevelt's cabinet and Washington's cabinet," she got the eminently accurate answer, "Prosi- dent Roosevelt's cabinet is mere ex: pensive than Washington's -cabinet." from A Regretted Departure. Many regrets are expressed over the | coming removal to Toronto of A, | Lieberman, Princess street, who leaves | Kingston oa Aug. 12th to enter the {clothing and shoe business in the | Queen City. Mr. Lieherman came to | Kingston from Toronto six years ago last May, and has conducted a suc cessful business here, having won the esteem and confidence of the people. In Hebrew circles he occupied a pro- minent place, both in the congrega- tion and the Zionist society. Mr. Lie berman and his family will be much tissed by their wide circle of friends in Kingston, who will wish them all prosperity in their new home. Automobile Parties. Several automobile parties were in the city, last evening and to-day. One composed of Messrs. A. G. Lewis, Dr. Stebbins, M. G. Means, H. Butler and E. J. Hank, came from Geneva, N.Y., and left, early this morning, for Pres- vott, which town they hoped to reach before the steamer Toronto arrived, Another party is travelling in two large Dwyer cars. The occupants of one are Francis F. Henry and wife, W. E. Telling and wife, and Miss Telling, all from Cleveland. In the other are W. R. Comfort and wife, Miss Com- fort, W. Comfort and N. Comfort, of New York. They have made the cir. cuit around through Toronto, and are returning by way of Montreal. To- day they journeyed on as far as Brockville. | though last year that number reached -- Picton Loses Old Resident--Can- ning Factory Inspectors--One is a Woman. Picton, Aug. 2.--Scarce twenty-four hour: after the burial of her aged mother, Mrs. Jeffery, whose death oc- curred on Saturday, came the very sudden call, on Tuesday, to Mrs. Bed- borough, a well-known townswoman. The deceased had been in compara- tively good health until within a few moments of. her passing away. The suddenness was a great -shoek -to--a wide circle of friends. Her maiden name was Adelia Ann Jeffery, and she was fifty-four years old: Mrs. Bed: borough leaves a grown-up family and her husband, who is a well-known cat- tle exporter. Une son is Charles, now in the west, and who is well known for his good work on Picton's junior 0.H.A. team last winter. The ceunty canning factories have all been visited since beginning work, by the recently appointed government inspectors, of whom one of the two to come was a woman. They have expressed strictness in regard to sani- tation, and a canner told the Whig he was glad the regulations were to be kept this year to the letter. The wo- man's work will deal more particular: ly in overseeing the women engaged in the factory. At one factory the in- spe-tor ordered improvement in the drains to be made at once, and left. However, he slyly returned the follow- ing day to note the progress on his instructions. Luckily, the factory of- ficials had made haste and not neglect- od the work, thinking the "watch dog" gone, and the orders had heen carried out. The country lost two of its old resi- dents, Jast week, Mrs, Peck, a resident of Demorestville, died, aged eighty-{ eight, and Mrs. Gordon, also a resi-| dent of the same village, died, in her nineticth year. Mrs. Gordon was the mother of William Gordon, foreman at the A. C. Miller company's canning factory Messrs. T. Morton, H. Mastin and J. Tulley returned, yesterday, in the motor boat Ready, after a several days' stay in Kingston. They joined the cruising race of the Crescent Yacht Club to the Limestone city, but, ow- ing to the high winds, were forced to sock shelter ontinuing their trip on | Saturday. | They declare they had a | fine time, while in Kingston. | Miss Kathleen Despard, nurse-in-| training in New York, spending a month with her mother, returned, yves- terday, to the metropolis. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Despard also returned home to Utica, N.Y Miss Nicolle, Kingston, and Miss Bonnie Mitchell, Ottawa, are visiting Miss Stella Ruttan. Harold Burke, Utica, N.Y., has been accepted as jun- ior in the Metropolitan bank, This addition makes a staff of seven in the local branch. Miss Marjorie Wilson has returned, afer a visit with Mrs. Rathburn, in Descronto. Miss Carley Ross is home, after a two weeks' visit with Mrs. Lesslie at Brighton TORONTO'S GREAT FAIR. Better Than Ever This Year--Ex- pending Nearly $600,000. Great efforts are being put forth by the exccutive of the Canadian Nation- al exhibition, Toronto, to attract an extra large number of visitors, al- the magnificent total of three-quarters of a million. The expenditure this year will reach (including building ex- penses £400,000, premiums $50,000, special attractions $50,000, running ex- penses $75,000) close upon $600,000, a sum which far exceeds the expenditure ever made in one year by any annual exhibition on this or any: other con- tinent. Both in exhibits and in enter- tainment the Toronto exhibition, to be held from August 26th to Septem- ber 9th, promises to exceed in value and attractiveness anything that has ever boon attempted in Canada before. A number of the highest class attrac- tions have been secured, and some- thing like 810,000 is being spent upon a spectacular production ef the *'Siege of Badajos." with fireworks and an {army of men. Some idea of the mag- nitude of the exhibition can be gath- ered when it is stated that $16,000 is given in prizes for horses, $10,000 for cattle, $7,000 for dogs, $3,500 for amount for poultry and pet stock. Handsome premiums are also given for ladies' and children's work, and in other departments. Entries for all these classes close with the manager at the city hall offices, Toronto, on Saturday, August 3rd. - The affection of too many wives is of the cold-storage brand. DéA Corsets: They are the smartest mo- dels known to the Corset Manufacturer's art, science and sense having achieved a wonderful triumph. @ Prices range from $1.00 to goof Will Improve Your Figure. EVERYBODY DELIGHTED. Newbro's Herpicide Destroys the Dandruff Germ and Prevents Baldness. Quinine and ram and a whole jot of other things, are pleasant to rub on the scalp after washing it fre of dandruff, hut not one preparation of sheep, $3,500 for swine and a similar | RHEUM ATISM MUNYON'S 3X CURES Think of a remedy that felicves sharp, shooti pains in any part in EE to three hours and effects a acid and tak soreness away. Have you a aching back, lumbago or sciatica ? Have you stiff or swollen joints, matter how chromic ? Ask your d for Munyon's 3x natism see how quickly you will be cured. It you have any kidn Cure. Money back if it fails. Vitalirer makes weak mep strong ressotes lost powers. Notice. We have taken a great many orders for Furs and Fur-Lined Coats. Most people are anxious for FIT, STYLE and QUALITY In order to have this you must have the cloth shell made to or- der. They don't cost you any more than ready made shells, or garments. We also guarantee you better CLOTH. W. F. GOURDIER EXCLUSIVE FURRIER |76, 78 and 80 Brock St. 'Phone 700. Brooches In new and attractive patterns. Comprising Pearl Sprays, Bar-Pins, Wreaths and Sunbursts. BROOCHES of Ame thyst and Amethysts with Pearls, all in full quality 14k. gold. SMITH BROS. Jewellers & Optician 'Phone 666 Issuers of Marriage Licenses. Wood's Phosphodine, Great English Remed, Tones and Eat Whoto if nervous rate, makes Dew a 'Blood in old Veins. Cures Nero- ous Debility, Menta! and Brain Worry, Des pondency, Sexual Weakness, missions, Sper Batt per on, A for 8s, One wil pl £ r box, six for ne will cure. Sold by all 5 or eT in . on receipt of price. New pamphlet er Eos The Wood Medicine Co. former Windsord Toronto, Ont, | Cloari Out. All Summer Garments at a Big Reduction In Price. This refers to both La- dies' and Children's Ready- to-wear. Saturday buyers will find some very tempting bar- gains at this store. See the: line of Fancy Dress Muslins, being clear- ed at 10c a yard. Also the range 'of Dress Ginghams at 12ic a yard the general run ewes dandruff and falling hair. It is, necessary to kill] that germ, to be permanently cured of dandraff, and to stop falling hair. | Newbro's Herpicide will posifively de- | stroy that germ, so that there can be no more dandruff, and so that the| hair will grow luxuriantly. 'Destroy | the cause, and you will 'remove the of-1 feet." -Sald by lading druggsiets. Send 10c. in stamps for sample to The Fer | picide Co., Detroit, Mich. Two sizes. | 50c. and 81. G. 'W. Mahood, 'special | agent. } and up. Ladies' Lace Hose, Black, Tan and White, extra special at 20c a pair. 25 dozen Ladies' Fast Black Cotton Hose, Special at 2 pairs for 25c. NEWMAN & SHAW rr a 3 3 3 5 W 5 of eT ra of rutoh am stick. . SL A 5 yearsold,and in all my i AR druggists and stores sell at 50c. box, ot For sare feet, sunsburn, insect stings, piles,ecaema At this particular tin vas Shoes, for "All the Memb: is in excellent shape. A Weather" Footwear can t Tan Shoes, Bathin (All Shades) Bart In fact the pick of th tories await your, insipect J. H. Suthq THE HOUSE OF SOLDER = B Canada Metal 1 ALARA SSREESSLLLE S04 40 P JAMES JOHNSTON is this means to you. Do yo make money so fast as by ® 4 : < + ! 4 + 4 ae & - & + Dress Goods, Silks, H < 3 Hose, Ladies' Vests and : weight, Silk Waists, Skirt : Underwear, Raincoats, Ce b- Collars, Belts, Men's Ties 3 : Shaker Flannels. In fact, b- sold. $ Away F < - - ' 4 sien A : |