reeves G04 0T0 00000400000 French Broad- 9c, 1.25, 1.49, mus and entry colors --Navy wet and others, tension 7 Fall Coat chosen and we wo Silk and Steel Range, Glass amd Tinware ALLEN, Roller Rink. Skating Contest and Grand March, Thursday Evening, Sept. 19th. 5 Tickets $1.00. TAKE NOTICE. 1 have the best line of Hepters Lever 1 have also an enormous st Furniture, that 1 want to disp very low prices, as Heaters. TURK 895 I'rincess street. pir best. We have est Models 'e cannot possibly get 11.5), 12.50 and up to had ren's COATS. ne and see these now haps smartest wo ka for son you are just summer, has sunk deep, which he Jdians to do, They it. The Englishman a hint the best svring of water There is fifteen feet of wat well besides what ditch overy Frontenac. er in the down the ing asked places for similar work, Ses sense See. N oe : Sera sesh on disgust further --H, TAYLOR, class Pees ve and at the Old al Leathers are the Shoes W hile Patents thing for dress. _allthe new shupes, 4 &e. ww these Shoes a ------------ Shoe Store. PPIs Sd PEIFVIOV 9040000000000 i Choose your Furs now. Our stock 1s complete, and we in- vite - your inspection ' ) espec ially to our umi- que designs mn : ISSOBELLA FOX A beautiful Silky Dark Brown We make sell and guarantee thing we make. John McKay Fur House, 149-155 Brock St. Kingston Horticultural: Society Annual Exhibition Fruits, Vegetables & Flowers ARMOURIES a Wednesday & Thursday, » i 18th and 19th inst. |. Afternoons and c by the Mclean Adults Auction Sale of Furniture 303 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. Englishmen Who Barriefield. tarriefield, tor): In yesterday's account of the you will print the English workers. work has Farm of E. Draper, ' lishmen, + seen any day, wells which cannot do all like to recomime boo some Pt vo Cansdians working what they have started pecans: If Mr. Taylor thinks in yesterday's the mistaken, worthless wells mentionad = But surely. who ean lig rlis ed to do so weren't well CVOOVPVOD GOOG LILOLGLGVOODAGHLLPLHLHLVHHG% University Sept. 19th, 10 am, Covered Parlor Rock#rs, Carpets, Oak "Sicenoard. = Fx Table, also Large out Extension Mirrors, Brass Da treswes, urean, ri al Fel, Linoleua, Lace Curtains Travelling 1 years, have but one of the g Englishmen him a English immigrants, It had velerence class country. The Eng lich men Ww ho dn Ee n nil. Che J IT Ss dala KINGSTON, oraz i WORKMEN FEARFUL 3 Sensational Evidence at Quebec Bridge Enquiry. One Witness Did Not Work Day of Disaster, Because He Knew Bridge Would Go--- Others Knew of Defective Chord. to gvt more the anchor pier, others, when he'd iron was crush started to run superstruct AD ese said It went hike a sh. of tning. it only lasged a nv seconds of tthe only thing | could see was float timber bevond the deep w prer wd the mass of tangled iro tweer the other piers. There was n lade h but witness dul it go down tial being id down leading to the beach and | it for 1 knew | had a brother working below and another brother out an the extension, but," the witness fed with tear-dimmed eyes, "they are both sdead." Asked if he heard any one speak previous to the accident of the rer, but show: cowardiee ness. He had b in the employ of he Phoenix | u ompany since a ile being first on bridge being unsafe, he said t he i fal ork thet with had often heard them mentioning His about a crooked bottom chord on the hig. tr I 8 lisaster | PF d mentioned it to him and he A : the had spoken of it even the d befor i Y A } he the gecident Witness, (hid nat go rk i nEWor own to = the erooked chord and N \ as the did not believe that the bridge was in danger. nd A boy of twelve, named Emile Gin s., who varried water to the men, dof whom were Kali Y there being Iwas next witness. He was close tothe at- office when the bridge fell. He was at } corld the tink looking the river th nd saw it start. to rend, but he nd T hie head for he knew the men . were on it avere going down to mploved as a laborer jenth. The morning of the disaster he ts. was thor Hed. H Was carrvin y pail of water out over wo summers working on the the superstructure, and 1 he passed ¢ of the disaster he was group of workers he heard ane | of 1 "thm say fhe brid going to ng about thes : fall The boy thought the man was SS RAAT WRECKS IN 1907 : Total in Canada Was 460 Killed and|gz, = sires, som have been instructed to oo a i | watch on these hawkers. trates have expressed |ation to put a stop 603 Injured. Ottaw Sept. 17 i by the ins wav tracks; 14 were Killed and 1 rail ymmission mon to the frst the vear 61 bodies were found dead on | Rabbit Coursing By Motor 3 show tha the railway companies' bridge or | London, Sept. 17. 1 in question tracks dian railways iy \ was 460 Killed and 603 injured. This Ihe stati follows Pissengers ril, May and Jun i, shows was made up Kalle oH 12 ed, persons Canadian = railways. Of thes latter | the « they ki 3 ne per- figures it will be noticed 145 are for | Five r SONS Wer ki i A vel workmen alone. The returns of acer w car this week in crossings: r n 2 in- dents on th United St ian arect tr 2 ) com the tgelve months {o . jared hy o Q months { 7ild MN » 1 ua panies' right-of-way re Kk i. 618 persons killed, an Wild Man of MRS. CHADWICK BLIND. JEWISH EMIGRATION. Woman Who Swind led Ba: ks 500,000 Have Left Russia Since = 1 Stricken With Nervous Collapse. the Year 1899. nails ne Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 17.--Mrs. Cas St. Petersburg, Sept. 17.--The Jew- jearrying a lon sie M. Chadwick, $ fled Ohio [ish emigration bureau Saturday pub- : - ml eastern talists out | lished statistics showing that over of millions a 500.000 Jews have emigrated from Rus- London, Sept 17 os y otis col- sia to the United States since ISO pe dno the late lapse at penitentiary. sterd the number having increased ¥ from earthed n the uite which: has her blind. Her condi- [21275 in t year 10 200,00 in ipriory. Warcham (Dorset tion is serious "and it is the opinion | J906. In n many Jews emi cavatic ns wl ) of the prison physicians that she will | grated 'to England, Ca a ahd South Tantern wing cover live to serve out her ten years {America, - 4 By sentence. two years of which she has ees cnn d by the overhanging completed, : Toronto Wants Medical Hall. rou sew 7 tHe and 29 injured in working on the rail- injured in head-on collisions. During ics for the months to Ap- Policeman Stabbed to Death By An Italian. Re ading, Pa., Sept. te ona of the bravest a ithe organization, Ydeath here hy one « | was attempting to ar ing a young Wolhah, officer was found © iSchuylkill river, Ke! stabbed in the gr death, a large artery | vered, Traces of blood st { bods of the officer {more than two hundre {river and thrown © foot embankment, FINED STANDARD OIL CO. The Judge That Rens tered cent Decision. Kenesaw was born at Millville, ber 20th, 1566, and was « the public schools diana and graduated at College of Law in 1891, & mitted to the bar Judge Landis was 25th, 1905. He went a cago on being admitted and practised there, tion of two years, vate scevetary 'to Secretary sham. Judge Landis r as a member until made mdge cs district court for the on 1905. "His home is in Chicago. -------- } War On Taventér Follors. | district of Nlinois, Plymouth, Sépt. and four men have ) | son, ing through Epping report that large numbers ' = | 1 1 . «2 {play in the roadway, 210: employees kill- workmen killed and 3 injured on the the lamps continue Cape Town, Sept, ----- iman being, believed 1 from the ma hidir in the 500 Ratepayers Summoned. Toronto. members of the Ontario London, Sept. Fi. DAILY MEMORANDA. Medical council want that body to | terday 500 build an examination hall in the Ques Nowa fa 1 Cit Bros'. Fi Furs but the n even- are opposed yo spending mohey fc We de rlan a every afternoon and Ipoor law. gh ing such a pr . Tt seems, strange that | eil, Orders for four days were Roller Rink every afternoon and even potwithst th Toronto, in a lurge number of cases, = \ BROVE th cil t difficult to - ee Es a get a place for its examinations there Mitlinery Oponimg, Sept. 18 ¢ i h owing days The University of Toronto should fur Londen. & = < Aud A H + Mrs. pish a place. but it doesn't There is | curred at Romsey pariing s. 34 4 Ene. 3 rhurs) po likelihood of a special hall being | 4 to 6 toe. Eve oly Ww built 1 A a iis? wad. af the a 1 - oromto anno farmshn a and ten mor tl 3 On Eastern Ontario, hut if Toronto su WHIG TELEPHONES. 243 Business, Office. Poivs --ditorial Rooms. : west, Queen's will sug all the « ving Departs . 3 Iohng Depur hie mination spac recuiredi orms, all na » K an: ie ANE | ae Daily Whi is always on sale at Gibson's Drug Store, Market Square Leopoid's New Method. S ng t+ kéndon; Se 17. The Belgian pre « of npinion ig up in ar Are You an Advertiser ? Marshall 'Field, prince ; John Yanmar, every merchant of any were advertisers. the field right here at Don't the men and nts who form thie bome and sinew, othe téwn owe their Sufpess largely to printer's nl a0- vertising vertising' in the hie, "18 YOUR BETTER THAN at" THESE against scheme, and call it a new method Paul. One paj sossihle t nterfere -------------------------------- SEE THOSE HANDSOME | (oot and sec he has' WHITE AND GOLD SETS tial revenu action of Carter's Little Li n------------ We are selling at $12, for wity of the coune the medical -- stodents from the eopghkl's yew Congo! ' i robbing Peter to pay points out that the arrangement cre ates contract rights and righ with which in future it I + alme prived (hia qubjects of these essen- | ou Weginning at £100 mn pumber of | il !moned for arrears of rates due to the ns and district coun Av. 3a His reamery he hall, let the Ontano Medical eouneil St I ok I t parte | "close up sho in the ty and hol 1 St. 3 EE p shop" in that city and hold [po oqle. Her fae ities were , | me of Upper a the examinations in Kingston This 1 rod. 1792 : : almost ummpairs Ch city is the examination place for 1 Londons S r 12 sh 1 I teed 1 positi in a $ obtained their dence hy ss | opera glasses, of ser' Tzondon, Se bs has issued paper, King himself involve a It surely adds to a good that the nes of the [~~ tpeal to have it served in : Be de la Cot were ood dishes. dispensable if Belgium was to, rule th Portsmouth, Sept {'ongo - without involts hersdlf in | Wioht rural disriel aadely de. |g. 0 2 lay o £120, ver CV Would Not Live Without Tobacco. o a complete set. You have is plea ild and natural seen nothing as nice before. genth late: the liver, and he! bowels, But do not purge Paris, Sept. 17 ---------------------- | 18th aud following days, : re to Please. Try them. Fmma WV. Greaza announces Paris, hecauss Robertson Bros. {| her milinery. ope ning Wednesday, Sept. to g give veteran prasesve his Sn SEPTEMBER 17, 1907. T0 AMEND THE LAWS | TUESDAY, ONE OF THE BRAVEST. te Constabular : : Inmigrants Impression x Thal This Move Will A in Solving the Question of Hed ta hi is the the regulations to immigmtion =o that all heen no money qualifica--| the Pacific const which Canada There is in | that only forty-nine Hindoos arrived man who had some tion of immigration, to the regula- | accommodation as soon was published on [in the of a stick of { Slavin -will pay - for assistmg anothef of potatoes in Reverley Holcomb, | Slavin, who is serving a' vagrancy confirms the re |scntende, wg te was undoubtedly offence, thong poned until Oc for a mati were so killed by Programmes sh tal. Pale who have seen him describe tirely i nile, Lantern Light Find. were | ft ? \ After Mr. Roose | the s appointment adds ynother That Hughes is i the administra. nvass. In some Just Missed Her Century. ward was about as usual and enjoy Pr Detectivesh ju csm hall, Kingston will gladlé r Slot Machines Bauned. tt. 17 i chief constable wvietuallers pointing te tie monesrin-the she it ---------- n 223 Applicants For One Post. Sn p---------- Methodist chs Suicide From Overstudy. merged inte one organization « An inguest was week, under the name of The United @ . ) INE 1s S, Coldfield, yesterday, | Methodist church. Each of the uniting IMPORTERS OF FINE GROCERIES: nineteen years bodies is an offshoot of the Weslevan | son of a former mayor of Sut- | Methodist church. The tion will have a membership of 190, i der, committed his dpetor aid him | oll, up his pipe i he wished committed suicide | | whire insane from over-study, A fe sitet ce Must Have Money Qualifications. | Immigration. ------ The dominion | tions This can he done under the act | considerntion a | bY. the government passmg. an order incouneil, en Hindoos Hate Money. a certain their ppdsyssion Ottawa, Sept, 17.4 The neinister to, land, Hither interior has received | messages TRO | go to show this country | in Victoria altogether sine January vided that an | of this year. The 900 Hindoos wha wd NY sohter last week, on th umer Monteagle had $20 000 among to work and jo pocket was as country as the! them. Of than twenty-five ars wld iw cash but was not | physically, unfit, and thirty-five suffer abou® getting work. | ing from trachoma, who may have to] solving the ques | be deported. The message saves that | dominion su- | although the . Hindoos have nothing! immigration, W D. | more to live in at present than tengs i s for their that a monev | they expect to erect hou 1 possibile OATS. hy the other part of the stick of dyna mite, {Damaged Threshing Miehine Near | in a St. Catharines, Sept, 17.---A few Whithy, Ont., Rept. 17.--Nix anon Helped An Escape. Central is the price Jam a {prisoner in the jail here to escape innocence, few days pre | S------ "the dynamite Fall Informations. threshing ma Prevost, Brock street, has received on Mr. Hol! three cases imported goods: great vac | Ilham township, | jety. His $18 suiting made to order | by mn explo- | beats anything of previous years, wave been caused | Wear and fit guaranteed. To BE FURTHER DELAY hig .'The Railway Employees to be Consulted in the Meantime. The final rup- for the recognition of the union, also demands an vight-hous day for | railway labor wd in the movement n « vehicles of all the roads | gre, and a minimum of a rate und y belong to the | quarter for all thme over the stan in the interval, {dard hours. The companies have which will be | fused to discuss the union's-proposa decide whether | on the ground that it represents only a yuarter of the men employed, also that it would be destructive the compani The elaim is | the union to intervene ROOSEVELT STRONG. | GEIS IMPORTANT POST. No Decline in dis | Dr. BR. A. Daly Goes to Massa- Popularity. | chusetts Institute. com=| Ottawa, Sept. 17~Dr. R. A. Daly \ 3 in a {for the past seven years geologist Engrlane At | tute of Teck ology, to which he can | appointed last spring he profess Ives emphati feb is one of the most important endorsing the | geology on the continent, and ined Covernor | the growing list of graduates were shown 10 | dian universities who hare a but their re a conspicuous place in the facultic of differedt | Aperican universities. He is a gradu capecinlly Strong | age of Victoria University, of 'the class | Hughes with | of 00 4nd a Ph.D. of Harvard. work for the gee al survey consisted in geolog lenrly apparent | 0 the Rot i a travers kies, Selkirks re weain enlarged his | Hospital. adding boots and] New York, Sept. 17.--~A case lepartments. He [yirulent tetanus, or lk wkjaw, has been re-ouening this lcured by the doctors of the Williams we Dally Vi Fonowned Foot- [it is said, only a few similar oures on the chief attrae record. Six weeks ago Mrs. shandhic nother exam: | Keating, of Williamsburg, was appar being achieved | pile in the first stages of lockjaw rden | hurg (Brooklyn) Hospital, There Agencies Are | aoony was so intense that she w sians agreed that her case hopeless. Nevertheless, Dr Henderson, |. tenet i ' & { {of the house staff, injected anti-to r - 3 : The King Very Generous. and has done so every day' since, king of Simm month passed without apparent occasion of et. BR ws of success about a week Tom Friday Mrs. Keat Jets in the L410 Joave her bed, and she will foreign gue stn {eave the © hospital. ive a bottle of | aaa each of red cent supper | Methodist Union. wrsons. His ma- | London, Septs 17.--The Methodist to the poor of [New Connexion, LAST EDITION Probabilities Sept. 17, (10 a as mn) -- Moderate aod a little cooler id Wednesday, | fe i STEAGY | | STEACY | you to attend New Fall Hlinery TO-MORROW, The Eighteenth Day | of September. eI eR] IY 8 recently convieted of iA h. he stontly affirmed his | It will prove an occasion of great astonishment, jt simply reflects the tireless III FIFO IIITIIV money "behind the Steacy cn a a pi The Doors Will Be Open at 8 O'clock. nd a ten-hour day for oth-| All Are Welcome of | responsible railway control to allow Steacy's EessraTIaasIIIS ctiong® of the {the Canadian International boundary | Chicago Tribune |UrY( n the west, left on Saturday gpen- tor Bo n to ussiume the chair in the | gealoy + the Massachusetts Instity TW GEPIFIIIVIRI IIR VII IIR ION 1 head Coast ranges along the boundary, | T_Shenthy 3 Hhurelsy giving a clue to the - whale : ological formativn of the thre OF PETERBORO. | runoes at any point, ---- in Securing Ex-| { Finest Goods. | CURED OF :LOCKJAW. 16.-A. W. Cress | merchant of the Mrs. Keating will | Skertly Leave) REID The Leading Lo BEID ar 227 Princess St HAYS You TRIED tor hus i to buy thee ram » wound from a rusty nail. Hea ae ad Cunningham & DeFourier's (LONDON, ENG.) ' Fine Goods in Glass 1 tied Chicken and Tongue a urkey and Tongue moved to the hospital A coun oil of at' to the sults, The treatment began to show A Te on and' Shrimp Pa Jas, Redden & Co. the United Methodist Pree churches, and the Bible Christian h will be formally new combina | at ¥ nL ----