» aul] 'Jimportant. Irish comedian, will appear at the --. 0 a y s t drama "The hye A Datatr fal Irish drama, which" has Hived long- er and delighted more than any - a TAT BERNARD DALY, IN "KERRY GOW." appoint a tory official, even if he has no. qualifications as an = engineet, vear tried their best to appoint to the position one who isn't an agi and it is that fact that makes the Wednesday evening p If the city engi: neer would only lave himself on the "right" political side, he would just be "too nice for anything." But abuse will only gain' him friends, Inviting Soda. Ja a beverage like ice cream soda the manner in which it is served is Jt must not only be pure, but must be served in a dainty and pleasing manner. Here you get the finest iLateripls money can buy. You t the right proportions "of cream, it juices and soda. You get a clean a game in Brockville on Sep , the day o' the fair. Brockville and Kingston have met 'twice, each winning one game, and this contest should prove a good one. : Muscles Full Of Pain. You were overheated, cooled too quickly afd caught cold. Cure comes quickly by rubbing on Polson™s Ner- viline. This penetrating liniment nev. er fails. Large bottles for 25e.- Monday, Labor Day, there will be oa ap, excursion to Cape Vines. ka. ape. pm. 14 hours at the ills nd *Beecham's early. - Fave 50c. » SPORTSMAN, the very hest had taken the highes examinations. My discovery was this-- that those who were in Classes I and n, were not the winners of scholar ships, but those who. were 'U1 and, IV. How is this ? plain or give some one a Chance to explain who can do so acesptahly Some light is needed, and the sooner it is wiven the sooner will people like schemes of Sa | bits ote., promise. io be greater than ever {and the poultry: show will surely be his auditors to enthusiasm. when he sings the many charming Irish bal- lads, which. occur frequently through- ont the, play. Among. the ballads which he sings may he mentioned "Killarney," "Believe Me If All Those Endeéaring Young Charms," "The Last Rose of Summer," "Homorah" and "Molly. 0." Miss Nan Hewins, who has been engaged to play Norah Drew is a clfver and exceptionally pretty ingenue well known and popular +| throughout sthe length and breadth' of the country. The other characters are fn able hands, and a ecarload of seen- erv and effects, all combined, makes this one 'of the most interesting and charming entertainments : that = will visit oue city this season. A ------------------. LETTERS T0 THE EDITOR. | What About The Dicks ? Kihgaton, Aug. 31.--(To the Edi tor) : Is Mr. artman game inspec- tor for certain parts of this country, and if so why is he not attending to bis business! Yesterday two men were shooting in Catarmgui Creek, and did not come home empty handed nor is this the first time in a fow weeks that this has happened. The game should be protected until the proper time, when all mén go and shoot, and not be slaughtered whole- sale out of season, when the vern- ment is paving a man to look after the game laws. . Mr, Taudvin is deing his work in the lower end, spending the whole day down along the water front watching for noachers. That two jobs can not be handled well at the same time by the same person, sktbuld be remembered. _ Honors And Scholarships. Kingston, 'Aug. 31.--(To the Editor): students, and those who t marks in the in Classes Kindly ex- myself be sutisfied as to the true meaning and intent of the scholarship our college. ENQUIRER. A-Greater Fair At Brockville. The ma nt of the ever popm- lar Brockville Fair have this' year set themselves to eclipse all previous re |. of at- cords. An immerse tractions has been booked. Fl r bands will provide music, $3,000 will be. hung up for trinsls of speed which will bring together o great a tion of fast horses, the grand stand day the leading attractions will 'apanese ' Patade i also a great feature. its have heen made for the Mouteith, minister of » v open the exhi- on September,11th, The exhi- of dairy produce; cattle, horses, the best ever seen in Eastern Ontario. On "Indian List." ago, he has served papers for twenty- ne People , placed on the - "Indian + Campbell Bros'. For the gewest in men's hats. liam, with a cargo of wheat, John: Un a "which: call- ed for his assisting in the unloading of the veisel. - When the ory Sis om 3 morning, ie} trouble, with the 'result that Capt. Williams consulted .a alwyer; and a summons. was igsued against Johnson for his appearance before the magis- Hats 8 commenced fused to the captain, and owners of the ves wl, and when the aeqused was ar raigned, he entered a plea of "oml- ty." Mr. King produced the agree- ment mare between the owner of th vessel and Jolinson; He said that it was merely to the authority of the captain; that the vise had been broudht to bourt.: The accused had failed to obew. the otders of the eap- tain, and « themithorities wished . to show that the eaptain: was in the right, and the sailer in: the wrong, It was not the desire do press the case, and in" case of a convietion heing re- gistered,. would ask that the sem: tence he suspended, | Magistrate Farrell said that the case was a very seriots one and that the agreement must: be earried out. The agreoment was not hy any means, all one-sided, the. jnterests of the. men be- ing well gual | a8 regards wages, ete. Unfortunately, some of the men did not live up - to. their agreement. The minimum. penalty: that he could impose was two weeks in inil with a fine, if he: considered one advisable, "I think 'from what has been said on behatf of the eaptain of the boat, that vou acted in. this wav, not thinking of the geriousness of what you were doing, and as von have al- ways horme a geod character, I will allow vou to go on: suspended sen- tence. T' think, in so doing, the mds of justice .will have "been 'secured. Johnson was. called upon to pay the costs of the court. app -- Mr. Jones Hébbles No More. He - wisely - invested in a bottle of Putnam's Corn' Extractor. It remov- ed several hard = corns and callovses, and now he walks without hobbling: in twentv.four hours, puminless and sure is Puteam'stry it. te 1,000 Islgnds~Rochester. Steamer Caspian leaves M:15 am. "for 1,000 Island points on: Sundays. Returning Jeaves at 5 p.m. for Bay of P. Hanley, agent, Campbell Bros'. Are sole agents in Kingston Scott's high-grade $4 hats. for Bibby's $12 suits are heawties. The Trusts und Guarantee company, limited, Toronto, have been appoint- ed administration of the estate of the of Brantford, Ont. The estate sists of cash in different banks. Bibby's for union overalls, The funeral of the late J, C. Pater. son Mook place this afternoon, from his residence, Union street, to Cata- qui cemetery. Services were conducted at the house by the Rev. Canon Mac: morine. Bibby"s for union overalls. Never break guaranteed steel fishing rods, $3, $1.75 and up to $10. J. Routley's, 173, 175 Princess street; and 354 King street. Tuesday, September 3rd, America con polished glass and you drink amid at-|! picked up a Toronto paper the oth- {makes the last tour of the Islands, tive surroundings, Wade's drug |e day, and read the names of those 2:30 p.m. Supper on hoard. Fare store. J who had. 'pussed the senior scholar- | 3c. | ship in Queen's and "those who had. Bihby's for unigh overalls. To Play In Brockville. taken scholarships, 1 supposed that Cunningham, piano. tuner, from The Kingston lacrosse team have ar-| those who won the scholarships weresChickering's. Orders at 's 8. book store. Phone 778. There was no session of the police court on Saturddy morning. William Swaine, piano tuner. Orders received at McAuley's, Phone 778. Only all-cream ice cream in the city st 8. _ Bibby's for union overalls. ' Kingston's Famous Fur Store. WHICH ARE YOU? Big head, Vite 'boads: Jong head, short head, round head, square head. soft head, hard head or any other kind of head---your new Fall Hat is here for you. All kinds of prices too... '5Uc. to $6. Bibby "3 $2 hats are new. Canadian pastor, Rev. W. en Igon-| work in our midst. to [Supper will be observed at morning' -jservice, In the evening i ser- win arrived at {mon bearing on Labor Day. Sunday job, and caused - Mr. King appeared on behalf of | he | side, California. Quinte ports and Rochester, N.Y, J. late Thomas Simmons, civil engineer, 4 morrow; steamer North King makes The Filling of the Church Pulpits 5.1 Pow) row. © We 1 St. Andrew's church Sabtmth will be re-opened _ after noon, a full attendance is looked for. Queen Street Methodist church--The Sparling, # H. will preach at both > row. Evening : "An Old-Time Vanity Which Still Exists." Bethel Church--The pastor will preach in the ing, and A. Nelles, YIMLC.A. secretary, will preach in the We specially invite you to Nelles, who has just come to . services to-mor- Couke's Presbyterian church, Brock street--Pastor, Rev, W. S. MacTavish, Ph.D. The sperament of the Lord's school and Bible class at 3 p.m. Strangers welcome at all services, St. George's Cathedral, Labor Sun- day.--Holy Communion, 8 a.m., ma- tins, 19.15; choral celebration, 11; preacher," Canon Starr; evensong, 7 "Hoth labor p.m... preacher, Dean Farthing. sermons will deal with the question. The Sunday schoel will re- assemble at three o'clock in' St. George's Hall. First Congregational church, corner of Wellington and Johnston streets Pastor, Rev. J. Charles Villiers. Di vine worship at 11 a.m, "Communion" and af 7 p.m. service of sacred song. Organ solo, Kenneth Hendry, of River- Sunday school at 3 p.m. A cordial invitation to all Strangers especially invited. , Seats ave free, First Baptist church--Rev. . Douglas Laing, pastor. Services, 11 am. and 7 pm. Sunday school, 2.45 pm. Rev. B. W. Merrill, B.A., Baptist Sunday school field Secretary, will preach at 7 _p.m., and hold a conference on Sun- day school work at cloge of service. Al Sunday school workers of the city invited. : Sydenham Street Methodist church Rev. Charles A. Sykes, B.D., pastor. Sunday services: 11 am. preacher, Rev. Frederick Wood, of Bombay, In- dia: 7 pum., preacher, Rev. Dr. Ryck- man. Sunday school at 12.15 noon: junior Epworth League, Sunday; 10 a.m.; senior Epworth League, Mon- day, 8 p.m.; midweek service, Wednes- day, 8 pom. Visitors welcome, rock Street Methodist Church-- Rev. T. E. Burke, B.D., pastor. Morn- ng service, 11: am, "Sermon to Children'; evening service, 7 p.m., subject, "Labor, it's Rights, it's Ene- mies' and it's Friends." All toilers are invited to this service. Sunday School and Bible classes at 3 p.m; class 'meetihgs at 10 a.m.; Wednesday even- ing service, 8 p.m. Strangers made welcome. Chalmers, Preshyterian, corner Cler- gy and Earl streets--Pastor, Rev. M. Macgillivray, D.D. Services: 11 a.m., "The Most Distinctive Element * in Present Day Religious Thought': 7 p-m., "'Irreligious Fears and the Dis- asters Which They Caused." Sunday school, 3 p.m., Missionary Sunday. Prayer meeting and preparatory com- munion service, Friday, 8 p.m. Strangers cordially invited to all the services. FIVE YEARS FOR FORGERY. Career of John Burgoyne--Brought to Penitentiary. "The fact*that he had suspended sentence hanging over his head for a former conwiction, »did not prevent John Burgoyne. brought to the peni- tentiary, this week, by Deputy Sheriff Jurvis, of Toronto, from again fall- ing into the ways of the evildoer. On July 31st last, Burgovne was convicted in Toronto, of the theft of a suit of clothes and a ring. On that occasion, upon the urgent plea of his counsel, and in consideration of the young wife and child of the prisoner, Judge Morgan, who tried the vase, al- lowed him to go on suspended sen- tence, The judge hoped that Burgoyne would turn over a new leaf. But the hope was futile. As already stated; this chance was given the prisoner on the last day of July. During the sec- ond week of August, he was again behind the bars, this time being charged with forgery. » Then there was nothing for it but that the sentence which Judge Mor- gan had suspended, 'must fall, and fall heavily, And the sentence, pro- nounced was five years in the pehi- Ftentiary. MARINE NEWS. The Items Gathered About the Harbor. The: steamer Alexandria was at Fol- gers' wharf, Friday night, in its 'up trip, with considerable freight. M. T. company elevator: Tug Bron- son, arrived from Montreal with three with two grain-laden barges. At Richardsons' elevator: The stegm- er Algonquin cleared for Cleveland to load coal for Jackfish, on Lake Su- one barge, and will load again for Montreal; the steamer Panther arriv- ed from Chicago, with 33,700 hushels of corn, wharf : Steamer Belleville, up, to-night; steamer Hamilton, down, last wight: steamer City of Momureal, 'up, to-morrow; steamer Aletha, stdrts regular daily bay runs on Monday: steamer Dundurn, 'up, to- last river trip to-day; steamer King- ston, down and up, to-day; steamer Rideau Queen, from Ottawa this af- ternoon; steamer Rideau King for Ot- tawa, this morning, and will go into winter ouarters 'on Sentember 9th. For Horse Stealing. Deputy. Sherifi Benjamin Water worth, of Lontlon, arrived at the penitentiary. this morning, with Jos- eph RR. Hardy, of Brookfield, U.S. sentenced at London, to three years, on two separate charges of horse stealing. | Good Fishing A¢ Sharbot Lake. From all reports the salmon fishing at Sharbot Lake is of the best. Last week (. S. Philips, Gonauda, N.Y, landed "one weizhing sixteen pounds and a heli, and F. C. Avery caught one that tipped the scales at fifteen light barges, and cleared for Toronto, !. perior; tug Neliie Reid arrived with «v J liver, and bowels. 'Did Big Busihess--When the Various Vessels Will Come Of Their Routes. ' The season new drawing to a close has been a most successful one for the _ steamboat © plying down. the river and up éthe bay, In were Past years the the ideal sum resort, 'and people flocked there froth! ale over Canada and the United 'States for the sum- mer. Every excursion steamer leaving the wharves at that time was crowd: ed with people, Both day and night. This season was.-as good as that if not better. George Bawden, secretary- treasurer of the Thousand - Island Steamboat company, stated yesterday that it 'was one of the most suceess- ful season in years. The boats of 'lis fleet were many. times unadle to car ry the large loads from Islanl ) oints. The Bay of Quinte find Lake Ontarie Navigation company have also had a most svegessfur season all - through, the traffic from Charlotte and bay ports being exceptionally heavy. The river traffic out of Kingston has also been as good asapast years. After to- morrow the daily river trips will be discontinued, there being only one hoat. a week. The Aletha will he put into commission on the regular daily run-up the baw -and- the- North King will run daily exearsions from Char lotte, to Toronto, dirimg the exhibi- tion, after which - she will go inte winter quarters. E R= -2 The steamers - Toronto and King- ston, two of the finest floating nalae- es on fresh water, will also discon- tinue the daily trins after the Toron- to fair. The first boat of the Folgee fleet to lay up will he the St. Law- rence, and she will likely go inte win- hausant! ter quarters here about September 15th. For some reason the excursions amone the Thousand Islands that used to be so poprlar with the Kihg- ston peonle, have fallen off. consider- ablv the last vesr or two. FE is hard to think that it is hecase the islangls have lost anv of their charms. This seems impossible, for a nrettier hace cannot he foormd on this continent | during the summer months. FASHION"S FORM. Hat of Net, With Feather Pompon. ) ] The illustration depiets 5 charming hat for late summer wear, the mafe- rials used being suitable for almost any season, however. * The model was in mushroom shape and was of heavy black net. bound with a rather wide band of 'black satin. In front was a large -pompon of black feathers and lpops of maline, and a black aigrette 'Boats | was placed at the left side of the front, | Strong Man Gone, Torontéd News. It is important - to have an active and efficient opposition in"the légista- tere, and in so far as 'Mr. Graham's withdrawal weakens the liberal con- tingent at Toronto it is to be et- ted, however good results may follow from his translation to the federal cabinet. n Unnecessary Levity. Brantford Courier 'Destroy the Intestines H you burn your hand you-have a good example of the sort of inflam- mation that the Drastic Purgatives excite in; the intestiiu. "Yet many people consider the virtue of purga- tive pills depends upon their activity. Dr. Hamilton was the fiest to pro- duce a pill that wounkl cleanse the system, not by drastic action, by exciting normal secretions of kidneys, The decpest recesses of the system are searched by Dr. Hamilton's 'Pills. Poisonous and depressing accumula- |, tions whether stored in the hvmpha- ties, kidneys, liver or howels, are driven out--inward cleanliness is ef- fected. You are sure to feel better, sure to i the buoyancy of robust comes with Dr. Hamil- ton's Pills. No medicine is mare gen- tle, more searching, of: surer to give that durant feeling of sound health. For. the family no vemedy is so uni- Perils, satisfactory as De. Hamil pounds. ton's Pills, 2Be; per box. at all deal-y ors, : . 2 . HEADQUARTERS. Seal Skin Sacks AND Persian Lamb Jackets W. F. GOURDIER, EXCLUSIVE FURRIER 76, 78 and 80 Brock St. 'Phone 700. Optical Work Carefully and promptly ex- ecuted mew style, mounts and specially shaped lemses made to order. Repairs of all kinds. Eyes 'Examined and Glasses Fitted. KACKOK Saturday {Night Ladies' Black . otton Hose. Special, 3 for 25c. Men's Soft Bosom Shirts, $ A pafer out west. in report ing a i > wedding announces that 'the happy Boat panemns, odd. sizes, 49g couple left on a honeymoon ip in a "different directions." Whatikind of Men's Black Cashmere S ] resto a! 3 ox, a gay old time is that 29ffy {6 be ? worth regular, 35c. a pair. Bibby's new sweaters are right. | Special, 25c. a pair. The subject in Broek Street i i z dist church, to-morrow might," is Ladies' White Embroidered "Labor," one nppropriate 'tothe. oc: Collar Tops, 2 for Sr. casion. Rev. Mr. Burke will speak of : 3 ' its rights, its enemies and ita Iende. The best line of Children's John O'Reilly, of Harfit ; form- School Hosiery. to be found er license inspector for ntenac| * anywhere. county, was a visitor iu the cify, to-|3 day. * . dpe Th 4 An extra special in Corsets trice's chocolates are madi Iresh ev- at 50c. and 75¢c. a pair. Bibby's collars, 2 for 25¢. Ladies' White Ribbed Vests i -------- Sleeveless, .7ic. each. Dras'ic Purgatives Biggest Ribbon values .in & . pe wide the city, col width, , 15¢. a 'yard. all See the special in Linen § Towels, at 12ic. each. Not a moment too soon to buy your : Coat for Fall and Winter ments to show you at rea- sonable prices. Newnan & Shaw " -- Wx VISITORS TO Not being alle 0 secure suffici play, we ask. évery visitor: to aud see all the most modern We have made a Hiclong stud No humdi agency ever fashione which Messrs. Authors and Cox pared bY the frm, and are the Our specialty is Trusses--Ev Authors 5 EE ------ | Newest All the Swellest factories are now show them to you J. H. Sutl The House We have received this They are all in-Show Cas "Th The Best $2.00 "The King This Hat is now famc Rit to give good satisfacti "The Knicke R This Hat has an admi 5 [ortably at once. 3 There's a something ¢ ® "individuality" and "cha { in buying and the exceller 8 the distinctive air that al Like to Show | E.P.JENKI)