+ the heavy wind making ift's : Steamers Ha Clayton, N.Y., upon reliable au- '| handsome a learned that steps other line of boats in public service St. Lawremce river hetween there and Alexandria segson. According . {side of affnirs, the papers the new line are now in the bands lawyers and will be made ity, it was No bo on. the in oh [tion of holding another show this £ The new compan at least two boats isi tically new and' well adapted to i of the summer tourist business. It is said that the head of the . new company is a millionaire, 'who has al- A Stiff Sentence. William Tanner, of Toronto, who tleaded cuilty to two charges forging the name of A. E. Dyment on for $61.86 and $127.14, vely, comes to the penitenti- "ary for three years. He 'was convicted on a similar charge and spent ~ years in prison at Regina, then being allowed out on parole." Getting Ready For Sups, Queen's supplementary examinations an September 13th.- Many ity students who have to try are working hard. and some from out- have also arrived to be- gin work. It will not be - fore the citv streets and college halls will ring with sound of many voices giving the college yell of Queen's. Died In Montreal. Stewart, postmaster, been advised of the death of his sis- terin-law, Mrs. William Stewart, of She passed away on Fri- a prolonged ill- of | sno admission fee being charged for New York Central authoritivs stating that the company, uad, port, would agree to instal a com plete service of new vesscls. if guaranteed sup- i t a Delivered The Vessel. arrived home to-| day, after delivering the steamer Ne- vada to the company in Toledo. The is hadly damaged, and the journey had to be made in easy stages. The Novada will be d repairs at Toledo, but it is doubtful be in commission again Foster Donnelly i Fl iL I 51 of i i St. Andrew's--Services, Rev i , Favor One In Toronto. + Toronto steamboat men are not yy much impressed with the idea of Tor | irvdock: at Port Dalhousie, at least between Port Dalhousie and Port Col- borne, "There is nbt'a vesselman in remarked a mariner, "who would not welcome a dry-dock or ..marine railway here. that it costs $1,000 to Kingston to dry-dock is the best i ] EF BR, ¥ Bethel - Church.--The pas Alexander hymn: used at the evening service. St. George's Cathedral.--Holy Com- mumion, 8 am.; mations, Preacher, Canon é 3 p.m.; evensong, 7 p.m., Canon Starr, P oke's Prosbyteridh Church, Brock pastor, Rev. W. S. Mac both services. Sun- and Bible class will be re- agers made wel- sory Presbyterian, corner Bar- rie and Earl streets.--Rev. M. Macgil- g hi i z * day evening, after ness, aocentuated by the recent death of her husband. Mrs. Stewart resided here for over fifteen years. Seven-chil- dren survive. Mr. Stewart will attend the funeral on Monday. A Garden Party. A successful garden party was held Park, Portsmouth, last - 3 B 5 os Fr] ° 75 ft £ | L } 22 : { 5 : Tavish, Ph.D. at day school i i 2 2 A Slight Accident. The steamer Wolle Islander collided dock, this morning, on her first trip over, and tore a Strip whaling off the top. The accident was due to the heavy wind, which made it : su ed at 3 pm. > f i i church. During the afternoon a large crowd were present. Tow the wind grew so heavy booths were removed to thefown hall. In the evening an i i N ° sf F | ; excellent concert the Salvation Army band. A large sum was made hy the venture for the benefit of the church. No Clue As Yet. Although every effort possible has been put forth: to secure the names of the two young men who stole Hanley's horse and JA ? wards abused - the aimal,/up to the present time the ta unsuccessful one. Inmpiiries have been made in different quarters, but no success, and unless someone comes to the fropt with the information the guilty parties will be allowed to go unpunished for their mean trick, B, A. Hotel frrivals. sborne, New Yorks N.Y.; John H. U'Brien, Charles Shay, Rochester, N.Y-; C. K » = { - i World": 7 p.m., "Marking the Perfect ing the Upright." Strangers cordially invited to services. Brock Street Methodist church--Rev. T. E. Burke, B.D., pastor. Service at 11 am and'? pm; S. S.,3 pm; class meeting, 10 a.m. Prayer meet- ¥ i i g i 1 E } ix 2 5 ' iz gs v The steambarge Navajo has arrived from Montreal with a cargo of pack- | 1 i § fF Fe i Fk 8 £ i > -. : i : 2gEFise t. schooner Pilot is in Richard- undergoing * some much- needed repairs. - The schooner Cornelia has arrived from Sodus Point, with coal for the i £ Fi if IF i evening, preach at both ser- made welcome. F v 8 i ? i i Reid wrecking ere p "Sir Wilfrid"® with mile of Port harbor. M. T. Co. The tugs Thomson and Mary arrived from Mbatreal, wo light barges. he stonmer Aletha took a moon- light excursion out of Morrisburg, last nicht, and arrived back here at seven o'clock, this morning. It was about eight o'clock when she tied up 7 § Villiers, Morning wor- ship at 11 a.m., sermon on "Art, Na- ture and Religion." Evening at on 'Heaven, tis it "A cordial inti to Street Methodist Church. A. Sykes, BD., pas seriices, 11 am. and 7 , condueted by Rev. Fred- erick Wood, of Bombay, India. Sun- *| day school at 12.15 noon; junior Ep- worth League, Sunday. 10 a.m.: senior Monday, 8 pm. Wednesday, 8 p.m. Mothudint Church.-- am. and 7 p.m. Sunday school at vm. Morning anthem, "Come 1 Evening anthem, "To Victory:" duett, Sacred Dw€lling,"" Miss Mitthell Mr. Shea; violin solo, Potter, Belleville. Princess ith dint church-- . BAL tor. Mr. Evre. of Portamouth, will Puttar, the 1 a.m. Morning anthem. Song: At 7 pow; thers hema, 'How Lovely Is Zion," "Guide are]. That Beautiful Misses Purdy, Laidley and Ruther . will preach from the fi I Se i = - § i N.J.; Wm. Johnson, R. Kenyon, W. H. Kenyon, New Brunswick, N.J.: B. J. Watson and wife, F. R. Schalik, Chi- cago, Ill; Thos. B. Moreland, W, Hague, Pittsburg, Pa.; Mr. and Lockwood, Stanford, } F i Latest Style Fall Hats Epworth League, midweek service, Visitors .welcome, i Latest Style Hat Store Smith, Beuthe, Kus.; H. Ruest a Briggs, Montreal; ronto: Mr. and Mrs. Dulong, Thames Towse, Watertown, N.X.; W. Richerd, Quebec. Had A Close Call. James Kennedy, one of the line men railway, can well ren- is today a liv- ble of getting in the big league at any time. a Cee 4 der thanks that he ing man. Yesterday afternoon he was working outside the street car barns, fixing the guide wires. To do this he was up on top of car No. on a' block and tackle: Without warn- ir 4 gave way, and he heavily to the ground, lighting on his heavily charged with cleotricity, came down on the road with a crash, sput- tering all around the infured man. If one of these wires had touched him it would have meant instant death. Mr. Kennedy was stunned by his fall, snd ceceived a bad wrench to his hack and LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. -- Where Are The Police ? Aug. W.--(To the Edi tor) : May I crave a few | in your valuable columus to point out the continued existence of that most intolerable nuisance practised on Ca- First Showing of Fall - Hats on Saturday. For the past several weeks " n receiving our importations of Men's Fall our variety now is exceptionally good. " Such days as these a Felt Hat doesn't look amiss, and in the evenings it is almost im- To Have Another Race. Another contest for the Bruce Car- y was billed for this al- "Faust" Again. No play ever in our with such universial approval as this grand masterpiece of Goethe, the Ger- man Shakespeare, and of that weird Satanic Mephisto so in- delibly stamped upon the minds of an audience who witnesses the part taken by Frederick J. Wilson, and his visit to this city with the Porter J. White its former size, of unsurpassing magnificence, with the randest electrical and mechanical of- ects ever shown with a "Faust" pro- duction in any city. This the local management personally % taraqui | , practice up. men, "and other males of vanced "teens," bathing at (5 to 6 pam.), entirely nude, there is a gencral previously pointed out tate of affairs, and it that the authorities | A ow rink is Being built at : Holifas, skating * on the, Montreal company, double 0. H. Latremouille, of Toronto, i all-around champion of Canadian You'll like, the new styles we're showing--they're entire ly different from former shapes, and it will be a pleasure for you to make your selecti that absolutely carries a full i the cathedral scene, ally engaged from the Church of Transfiguration, St. Louis, Mo. The Detroit Free Press of recent date says that the beautiful rendition of nking Chorus in the grand op- These are some of the favor- 'ite makes of both Soft and Stiff quartette, was the most impressive of anything ever heard of that natime in Detroit. "Will appear here on Wednes- Waverly, $2.00 Hats. day, August 25th, at the Grand. Piccadilly $2.50 Hats. Hawes, $3.00 Woodrow, $3.50 Stetson, $4.00 and up. See our windo g his N looking for an- position. . Q Lineg that will' hold, fish and catch them of J Wamtlee's: 173 1785 Pug. cots streat Branch, 351 King strebt. Ths larly at Wakodd Bros' ace Tee {2 ¢ i - F Ig St , Friday evading. . remsived at McAuley's. 'Fhene OTHER SHOW. --m-- Date With Horticultural Society on Sept. US8th and 19th. = A meeting of the Kingston Poultry 3 Aon was held on Thursday night, in the association rooms at the corner - of Princess and - Montreal streets. Fresident Oldrieve occupied tenance of members. The important business of the cvening was the gues- clvear, and 'acting on the suggestion of | of some of the membérs, it was decid- od to aecept the wry gencrous offer of the Horticultural Socwety, and con- duct their show on the same date as the Horticultural Society, and in the same place, at the Armouries, thereby adding interest to the exhibition, the both. The show is to be held on Sep- tember 18th and 19th. Report says that the poultry is in fine condition for show purposes. A committee was appointed to se- cure the necessary tables, and stands, and a committee was also selected to arrange for the necessary printing. The members are very enthusiastic over the affair, and have promised to give the undertaking their hearty sup- port, and the show gives every pro- mise of being a "great success. The show held in Mr.' Oldrieve's store last winter, although on somewhat of a small scale, proved a great success, and delighted the Tarp amber of bird fanciers in Kingston, and there are a great many who have taken a keen interest in this line. The recent show was the means of working up much interest, and many who did not have birds on exhibition then, have pro- mised to be in the "swim" for the one to be held next month. And all this speaks for the success of the affair: Some of the members of the associa- tion have imported. : some new stock, which has been commented upon most favorably. The pigeon men hope to have an extra good display. Dr. Evans has offered to compete in a fifty mile pigeon race with Brock- ville men, on the opening day of the show, the race to be a fifty mile one. The doctor says that he has birds that can travel the fifty miles in one hour. The association will hold another meeting in two weeks, when final .ar- rangements will be made for the com- ing show. The sale of tickets opened to-day. MARRIED AT ARNPRIOR. Miss Ida E. Elliott to T. J. Porter. Aroprior Chronicle. On Wednesday, August 21st, at the home of her aunt, Mrs. F. W. Howe, Miss Ida Eleanor Elliott, daughter of George Eliott, 'Esq., was quietly mar- ried to Thentaon J. Porter of Banda, Western Ontario. The bride was given away by her father, and' the ceremony was periormed by Rev. G. D. Arm- strong, of Montreal, assisted hy Rev. William Philp, pastor of Grace Metho- dist church, Arnprior. Miss. Ethel Howe played the wedding march while little Florence acted as flower girl. : Mr. and Mrs. Porter entrained wpon a tour at 4.16 in the afternoon, leav- ing by the C. P. R. local gxpress. Quite a company of friends assembled at the station' to wish them bon voyage, ? Mise Elliott has been for the past three vears a deaconess--one of a sis- terhood of the Methodist church. She was connected with the Sydenham street church in Kingston, and especi- ally interesting among her beautiful gifts is a handsome supply of flat ware, in sterling silver, a testimony of the high esteem in which she was held among the congregmtfon. Sterling silver loomed large among the sou venirs, and particularly fine were the articles from the bride's S.8. class in Kineston. - Beforo leaving Kingston Miss Elliott was thus addressed by the quarterly | board of Sydenham street Methodist church : "The quarterly board of Sy- denham Street Methodist church, on vour departure from ouf city after the few yearf' pleasant relationship which bas existed between you as deaconess and the church we ropresent desire to express hearty appreciation of the work done and sympathy shown by you during the years yow have been in' our midst. Your labors in comnection with the church have tend- ed so widely to increase the work of God in this city; your untiring zeal in times of affliction. your readiness to help the needy and your devotion to duty have marked vour every step and: won the love and esteem of all. Our prayer and sincere desire is that or Heavenly Father may crown your life with evéry good, still blessing POULTRY WEN WET] Nef Will Hold Exhibition on Same Exclusive Fur Store. TO ORDER. Semi-Fitted and Bex Coats in LISTEN !. 'We make our own Shells for Fur W. F. GOURDIER 76, 78 and '80 Brock St. Optical Work Carefully and promptly ex- ecuted mew style, mounts and specially shaped lenses made - "Repairs of all kinds: Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted. To- Night You Gan Buy MThisStore ---------------- Wide Width Silk Ribbons, all colors, 15¢. a yard. and making you a blessing." down to Gananoque, on Friday even- g. To atiend the yacht club's dance { thetd. A party, including' Messrs. | Harold J. Baies, Garnet and Warren | Locket, Gord: G. Merrick, Noble .{Steacy, James Swift, and Bruce Car- man went down in Warren Lockett's | nsoline launch. "Many of the meme s of the K.Y.C. are also members of the G.Y.C., and take in most of the | dances. i Tooth brushes that ive lusting | comfort and satisfaction i a Gibson's Red Cross drug store. It | pays to go there. i Ladies' Fast Black Cotton Hose, 2 pairs for 25c. Ladies' Elastic To A Hop At Gananoque. | 3 A numbir of the younger set went | 3 Men's Balbriggan Under- J Special, 45c. a garment." Men's Soft Bosom Shirts, @Special, 50c. ---------- | White Collar Tops y all reduced in Summer Goeds. must go, as we need the room for.Fall Goods arriving daily, { | { { { i Dr. and Med 'Prank Bermingham got || enthusiastic # welcome home from |! caw York, ond Aboybeide san see! just Sena ; ar her clever young Rend mus have been inthe days: of his life in Kingstop by the glad. 'of old friends to get hiss bool . - patty; mage of Mr. an Ame ius. Bevmming am, Mr. and Mrs. Willi ngham, Judge and Mrs. O'Re a. Hon. William forty, Miss Kathleen and Mr. ~ W. 4 . DES = Mesy J. J, Harty, Boe Fe. Henri Panet, | :« Fdith Folger, Miss Mabel Brown- on, Uh Pehen Sullivan, Miss Marion Rodden, Miss" Frances Camp- |. Miss Loretta Swift, Mr. Robert Creighton, Mr. W. Kent, Mr. Karl Handy. and Mr. James Swift, Jr., ook the Rideau Hing at six o'clock, fon Wednesdyi eyening, for Clayton on arrival there of the train from New York, with the happy pair = on Goard, there was such a display of Preworks, of um Tight, ete. -a8 never Mas The Ghul iligga was illuminats %d, and the vociterchs welcome of the "pale members of receiving party rent She air. There was a Jolly return Journey to town and 'on arrival cabs qnd a van met the revellers, taking fhem to Mrs. Cornelius Rermingham's Bn Barrie street, where the servants wore ready with more Greek fire out . "of doors, and a delicious supper with 4 fn. 1t was early in © the morning he fore The gay party heoke up. after 'once more telling 'the doctor and his Wik how very, very welcome they were. Mrs. &P% CH. Primrose, whom peery one rrefpembers still as Miss Wherry Steels, shared in all the eclat #i the jollifieation, for whe came home with Dr. and Mrs. Bermingham. » - » - 2 Mrs. Henry Hubbell, Bagot street, asked a fete ladics to ten, yest glternoon, to apiet Mrs, White Fraser, of Ottawa. . ne . te The chaperones at the Yacht Club dance, on Wednesday, were Mrs. J N. Campbell, Mrs. Iva Martin, Mrs RE. Kent, and Mrs, F. Browafield The dance was specially enjoyable for fhere were purtnegsito spare for the ils. and 3all had a jolly evening En of 1he visitors spoke very ap preciatively of pur Yacht Club ane the delichtful hospitality of us mem hrs. "de Mrs. J. Mi, Campbell. Sydenhan street, gave a young people's 1ppe party aftér the Yacht Club dance, i honor of<her. Hay Island visitors Among the guests were: Miss Bell Craig, Miss May Smythe, Miss Emil Smythe, Miss Mabel Dalton, Mi NA ry Miss Madeline Higgins Miss Murjory: Merrick, Mr. Fraes Gildersleeve, 'Mr. George Smythe, Mr B. Dalton, Mr. Alfred Rudens, Mr Reyes, Mr. Gordon Merrick and Mr Garnet Lockett. Mrs. Campbell, wh makes a jcharmingly thoughtful hos tess, had'glecorated her house Vv beautifully. with pink and whit ters. ' . * . » The Country Club Ras had its usu quota of quiet little luncheons, hig ? teas and dinners this wes It cuisine is popular, the walk, 4 wheel or the drive over, gives an a petite, and * the company is alwa well-assorted; and therefore pleasu able PY Mrs. Arthur Klugh, Wellingt( srect, gave a pleasant little pio party to Kingston Mills, on It day, in honor of her wisitor, | Gardiner Harvey. The members of t picnic drove down in a van to t Mills and hau 0a. making night be tiful with song on the wa hon Mrs: Klugh chose: for © her: party M Agnes and Miss. Mildred Macmori Miss Tibbitls, of Boston; Miss. Dai Fortescue, the Rev. Charles Bilk and his young brothér, 'and Mr. L nard Birkett. . ur My » - - Mrs Arthur Klugh, © Wellingt street, is giving a small tea, this ternoon, in honor of her. visitor, M Gardiner Harvey, of: Guelph. . le - - Mrs, G. W. 'G. Grout, Brock str yesterday, gave ofie of the enjoya _ inform] Nttle teas to which all friends like So much to go. Her dri ing-room had many flowers, chi pink and white asters, decorating nd Miss: Grier was in charge ol ta things. Canén Groat and Rev, Joseph Fotsythe, in whose wi honor the tea .was given, were b Present, and did much to make afternoon pleasant. Among the gut were ©: Mws. Ladd, Mrs. R. S. Forn rs. T. Merrett, Mrs. R. C. CG Mrs. Shirley Going, Miss Rog Miss Emily Rogers. - - . Mrs. William Workman, Al street, asked a few people to tea terday, to meet her 'sister, Mrs. TT BO YOUR LOOKS QUITE SATISFY. YO! Is vour'golor fresh and rosy? 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