ron mon {words she used in telli pleted and the machinery stalled. They will nds Ottawa Electr ¢ Light Company Ottawa Gas Company. lists are interested. manufacturers. have concluded Steele Co., buying out All the Play, ference of the new plant Jenkins Bros., Montreal, have boen com- [j, is being in- make valves of all : Negotiations are going on for the pur- (later, returned home. But how was | courage . : dhase of the Ottawa Eleotric railway, the | the seven-year-old lad occupied during | bere. It wasn't ta be in {all this time ? If one could have taken a look into the Kitchen at his home, ) 1 have been learned. | to worth are always interesting alike id For Watertown, : 7 Watertown, X.Y. Sept. 25.-A con. [gaged on the truancy job, a Between Mayor Francis M. [O0 Hugo and Anson R. Flower, resulted in the former making the announce- An ment that through the generosity of | 1 Mr. Flower the children would be pro- and the American eapita- i Andrew Wilion and Co.. Toronto, oigar] ® trans Action with W.-H. Steele of the W. H ¢ latter stock<in-trade at 100 cents on the dollar X | vided with a tublic playground in the fof the Jefferson have been given hy Mr. kept in good ander, "Mado in Canada" and Store, Red Cross Cough' Syrup. ~ H. Cunningham, piano tuper, Chickering's. s at hook store. "Phone 778 able to the use of absinthe. ou TO INSPECT THE NEW 'all Coats For Style, Variety, and Price They Cannot Be Equalled in the City. o's E Black Coats Three-quarter and 50 inch lengths, in 35 distinct styles, fitted and loose backs, trimmed with braids welvets and contrasting cloths, straight and narrow cuff effects, very stylish, at $10, $12.50, $13.75, | $15, $17.50, $19, $21, $22.50, $25. . Tweed Coats In the new box styles, 50 inches long, double and single breasted fronts, trimmed with velvet and braids and strapped with seli-colored cloths, cuffs to match collar, made of plain and fancy cloths, $7.50, $9, $10, 1112.50, $13.75, $15, $17.50, $19. | Broadcloth and Fur-Lined Coats Fe Splendid assortment, $18 to $125 each. {| Under Flannels at Old Prices. | Children's White Undervests Long and short sleeves, drawers to match, Union and All Wool styles, 35¢., 50c., 75c., $1, $1.25, $1.50. ' 3 ' Children's Underwear ~ Light, medium "and heavy weights, "all sizes and styles, 20c:, 85c¢., 35¢., 40¢., 50c., 60c., 75¢., 90c. e are Agents for the Celebrated sold Kingston at Gibson's Red Cross Drug! +i near future, About six pores on Flow: or avenue, directly oppoxrite the links | County Gold Club, Flower with | from [impossible to McAuley's [go to school. {been found that the lads have alter their children as they should. Here is n tnss that will furnish ible. An investigation followed, and i y perf, i ieti i this of located, attending a ormanee | torical societies will not act in I la ry Bos the show |direction then Jet us help Toronto, {was over, she went into a restaurant, | even though not a few of its leading and had ice cream, and some the story would { end, when an officer, who scene, The boys dro cards, and made a hasty exit, both the boys were numbered" among [e seven reported absent from school, of them to think over the matter very seriously, and they have no hesitancy whatever, in stating that there are a number of parents who do not look 'example. A mother complained that she could not get her seven-yenr- old boy to attend school. "I can do # | nothing whatever with him," were the of her trou- led a most deplorable state of Tt was in the evening. The mother time While his mother was away, the lad, with a companion, about his own age, . {was ongaged in a game of cards, The |ety take the lead? {game was brought to a rather sudden d been en- {of the 'hack door. Tt {urned ogi that CITY AND VICINITY. 'Grand Opening. Princess gtrett, near Sydenham. Grind ing, Saturday, September With. on, 5c. i i Ladies and chil- dren are especially invited. : tre Every One Cordially Asked. extended to the An invitation is Publis to attend at St. Georges hall, ursday, Pans to hear Miss Rid- dell, Vapan, ' of work among lep- ers. 'Lhe work: js most iuterestinge' 4 Miss Riddell, an English lady, of pri- vate means, is devoted to the work, and speaks with enthusiasm. Was Boy Ilitreated ? There 'was@a mix-up near the Clar- ence street wharf, on luesday after poon, and 4t is alleged that a man assaulted a twelve-year-old lad. The parents of the boy have been investi gating the case, and it was stated, to-day, that the case would probably come before the pelice court. Kingston Should Act. A movement is under way at Toron- to, to erect a memorial to the late Alexander Muir, author of the "Maple ¢ | Leaf." Kingston should * help because Mr. Muir was a HKingstonian. There should be a memorial here as well as in Toronto, and if our national or his- men were the only Canadians' to dis- the. Kirkpatrick memorial Toronto, which may explain the action. Let us bave a mémorial | These local tributes Dragged to Patrol Worthington Pump company, a con cern in which H. H. Rogers is inter- ested, Four vears ago, while the Har- | ris family wers occupying the old Rog- | BATTLES IN VAIN WIFE BARRED FROM HOME OF HIS PARENT. Waggon Mother-in-Law, Widow of a Millionaire, Loses Her 'Jase in Police Court--Had Opposed Marriage. New York, Sept. 25.--As a result of her determined and persistent efforts to see her young husband, who lies ill in the home of his mother, Mrs. J. H. Harris, 'widow of a 'millionaire manufacturer, at Ninety-third street and Riverside drive, Mrs. F. H. Har ris of No. 50 West Ninety-third street, was a prisoner yesterday in She night court. Magistrate Breen decidechythat | the trouble was one to be settled by! those concerned and, expressing the | ovinion that the younger Mrs. Harris | should be permitted to have her hus-| at ide, discharged her from | custody. | Mrs. Harris' arrest fo od a three-| hours' assault upon the apartments] of her mother-in-law, which disturbed | the other tenants of the apartment | house, and resulted in the summoning | of three policemen before the daugh-| ter-in-law was dragged, still resisting to a patrol waggon. The older Mrs. Harris is the widow | of John H. Harris, president of the ~ Good These three important in the New Coat we arc Winter. With excellent and 12.75. to residents and visitors. Scottish sacietiey Did Not Do It Properly. On Tuesday afternoon one of firemen was putting a new glass in | Box No. 4, at the corner of Bay and |i Rideau streets, house and started to deal out during this 'week, .._|tongue thrashing to him and the |} | The police hold, and they are quite whole brigade, for not doing their |} {right when they say it, that when the duty. "There was a fire down here, flinronts go away from . home _and yesterday afternoon," and the firemen {Neglect their children the way they |' said" the |do, that there is no wonder that the the understanding that the same be | hildren net in sweh a manner. There |i no reason why a mother should not he able to make a seven-year-old Loy inigo to school. case was looked said that it was get "her Johnny' to Another The truancy linto. mother "It is no wonder that Johnny don't Nearly half of the onion of alcoholic [go to sehodl," said one of the neigh- insanity in France are directly irace- bors, "And how is that ?"' was asked. "Because his niother never gots up lin time to get the bov's breakfast," {was the neighbor's reply. And, surely, is this not a sad state {of affairs ? But according to reports {it ix the truth, and the truth must be told. But still another case of an extra- ordinary nature might be mentioned. A mother complained that her hoy would not go to school, and, further. more, that he was very sauey around the house, "T am afraid to say a word to that boy, for fear that he will slap me in the face," said the mother. : Many cases before the police magis- { trate, in which boys have been ac- [Cused of theft, have been investigated, and in the majority of them, it has been sadly neglected by the parents. AT THE POLICE COURTS. Two Cases Before the Magistrate To-Day. The first hour ) of Magistrate Far- rell"s time, at the police court, this morning, was taken up in hearing a non-payment of wages case, in which the plaintiff lost. The amount in- volved was $1.60. Rosetta Carroll, an English girl, out a few months from the old country, claimed the amount from the Domin- ion Textile company, where she had been employed a fow weeks. Several of. the office staff were call- ed, and the evidence went! to show that the plaintiff was not entitled to the sum asked, and the magistrate dismissed the charge. The plaintiff was offered her salary, on Friday last, {but refused to accept it, saying that it was not the correct sum. The girl's father, who appeared in court, was instrumental in having the case go to court, and from the evidence, it was learned that he went to the cot- ton mill with his daughter, every pay day, to sce that she got what was due her. William Pollitt was charged with ill treating a horse. The complaint was lodged by Campbell MeCnllum. Mr. McCallum said that he exam- ined the horse on September 12th, and the animal gave evidence of having been ill-treated. Marks on the right side showed that the horse had been beaton and overdriven. It appeared as i the buttend of a whip had been used, Inspector Arniel, humane satiny of- ficer, gave evidence. He did not see the horse, but witness told him that he would have to plead guilty to the charge of ill-using the horse. In order to secure further evidence, the case was enlarged until Friday. BISHOP TO PLAY TENNIS. He is to Have Contest With t "Roosevelt. ' 1 Washington, D.C., Sept. 25.--A ten- nis match, attended With unusual in- terest, will be played in W, ton on Saturday afternoon, when i- dent Roosevelt meets the Right Rev. A... Winnington Ingram, D.D., Lord Bishop of on. The game will be ge wl on the White House grounds. r. Ingram has an enviable record as u tennis player. Storm Did Damage. Malaga, Sept. 25.--Great destrue- tion of life and damages to ty caused here, yesterday , by a cloudburst, which occurred just daybreak. All telegraph tations are interrupted. "Kasagra," in 2c. bottles, at Gib- 's Red Cross Drug Store. "Phone Shortt left for Ottawa; to-day, never answered the alarm," woman. The fire laddie asked if she was sure the alarm was sent in, and she said she was, because she saw the man break the glass and turn the nab. He mipht stand there and do that till doomsday and the men would not gome, hecause that does not ring the alarm. The glass must be broken, both doors opened, and the hook pulled down before the alarm rings. The fire the woman spoke of took place in a bedroom of a house on Rideau street, but very little damage |b was done. . hi ol REGARDING THE STREETS. [hb pleted on King Street. Pt The King street road, from Barrie! street to the breakwater, which the! city engineer is just completing, is a fina piece of work, It is now being | rolled smooth. Another week will com plete it. This piece of road was con- structed with' stone supplied by the penitentiary. There will be probably | enough left to rebuild the upper part! of Johnson street next vear. | The down town blocks are being scraved, and put into a much cleaner condition than they have recently rebuild thet! department started to N road between Bagot|, Clarence street and Wellington streets, than another | 2S that some from Father Point, when the steamers | se ort civic department pets busy and digs | an excavation. There is where the! ers' home, in Fast Fiftv-seventh street | Will the | their won, then thirty-three vears old | or historical s0€i- {fell ill and was nursed hack to health! | by Miss | nurse. The acquaintance rinened into love and they were married, the | the omposition of the Harris family. | While, engaged in the. | street. work, a woman came out of a nearby and when he returned to the city on a nice | Saturday last he went to eall at the see him she was husband chain which held the outside doar, and her mother-in-law then man Boshamer. The voiung woman re. fused to go sway and two mare police- men were called to her from the apartment house. | 4 Farmers brook farmers appeared before the po- ment inspector, that thev skimmed the | Fine Piece of Road Being Com- Cream from the milk before delivering charge. Edward Kidman and Fdward | iRamsbury were fined $30 each, as once before they at the same offence. "and John McEvery were fined $20 each. | this being their first offence. { Between the Mongolian and : | day, neither the Allan No sooner had the hoard of works| 0D line offices had received any par- Agnes QOshorne, a trained despite | Harrie and his wife have heen hoard ng at No. 50 West Ninetv-third! He had been in Washington, trimmed and stitched s terial and buttons, lined with good quality Englis iome of his mather. While there he weame ill, and when his wife ealled to refiised admittance After several vain efforts to see her! voine Mrs. Harris broke a ealled Police: | priests ffir. Style, Service and Lasting Shapeiiness. merits are embodied » showing for Fall and Prices from $ 7. 75 up to 21.50. values at $10 JUST MENTION 2 SPECIALS. | Handsome Coat of Black Broadcloth { 50 inches long, Semi-Fitting, front and back trappings of sell ma- to waist, alse sleeves h Farmers' Satin. aid in removing | ADULTERATED MILK. Offence. Hamilton, Ont., Sept. 25.--Fom Bin- ce magistrate yesterday on pn f adulterating milk. It was y Irving N. Farrington, the charge | claimed | govern- i to a cheese factory at Woodburn. he four farmers pleaded guilty to the Of good quality English were warned when caught sleeves. John E. Kidman egves ter sort, plain, but right > NO WORD OF COLLISION. the Hurona. Montreal, Sept. 26.~Up to noon, to- | long, double breasted, lined 'to Special Price $13.95. emer | Splendid Tailored Tight-Fitting Coat Beaver, full 50 inches waist, also Those wanting a really stylish Coat of the bet- up-to-date. Special Price $13.50. ine or Thom- culars of the collision between the ongolian and Hurona, reported in night's gale. Officials! expected information would be sent trouble is going to arise in' the re. | Feached there, to day, to secure their | Building of Kingston's streets. Did the T1'er pilots. The two steamers were | board of works' committee give due F*Ported early this morningi at Ma- 5 noties of itr 'intention to rebuild that | tane, Steaming slowly together, and 16 to 18 years. partion] i ? t should e gull reports mention that the ad hastieniur: pivoe of rond? Tt shou | Hurona's stem is badly damaged, ferent qualities and make The residents near O'Kill street will | be pleased to hear that a couple] lengths of pipe have heen laid in con-| nection with the sewer extension. S: ASKS FOR DAMAGES. ol Rather Unusual e Police Court. sa A case of a rather unusual nature |" will come before Magistrate Farrell, in | © the police court, on Friday. nm A few days ago, p driver of a coal near the plaintifi's place. The driver ® had to uso the laneway. running along side of his house, and through some accident, the rig was backed in against the kitchen of the house, and as a result, things were knocked topsy things were smashed, so it is alleged, and to add farther to the trouble, the stovepipes were knocked down. Now the tenant of the house wishes tobe compensated for his loss, and is damage to property. The house ro ferred to is a small frame and a very old buildings QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY. ---- Three Letters From Distant Parts of the World. The first thred letters which G. ¥. Chown, registrar of Queen's Univer- sity, opencd this morning were from different parts of the world. One was ol from Medicive Hat, another from Smyrna, -- Asin, and the third from Rome, Italy, All had reference to university studies and showed how widely known Queen's is. . The supplementary examinations in progress for the past week will be over on Saturday. The results will be posted next Tuesday. Queen's art and science classes re open next Wednesday, October 2nd. Campbell Laidlaw and M. S. Mac- donnelll, who ave Queen's science re- search and Rhodes scholars, have left for London, Eng. 'Chancellor. Fleming, Principal Gor- don and Vice-Principal Watson have gone to nto to attend the inan- |guration of Rev. Dr. Falconer, as pre- sident of Toronto University. The home of Alien Brown, Gienora September 18th, whan his voungest ela ter, Georgina May, was happily united in marriage to Willian Jay |t Case For the can woman, whose unsuceessful attempt to commit rheumatism and she got worse and in was wan delivering conl to a house despair attempted to end her life with European manager of the C.P.R.. in. terviewed by ny a ny turvy on the inside, Dishes and other [said the shareholders, at the meeting in Montreal, on October 2nd, would be asked to sanction the building of two twenty-two knot liners for the Atlan- tic service, so 'as to make the passage ' i from Liverpool 'to Quebee in five days. charging the driver of the rig with|T r from twenty-four days. tan of Turkey ordered the exemption step is in accordance with the recom- mendations. made by the special com- mission which has been studying the 3 best ! with the necessaries of life, The sul- tan contemplates other measures of a similar nature. : : Beavers, formerly partment; sentenced to imprisonment in connection with the postal frauds several years ago. was releashd the penitentiary at Moundville, W.Va , vesterday. street, September ® 28th. - Admission, 5c. Ladies and chil- dren are especially invited. ® Road, was the scene of a happy event, | She will leave Swift's whart Thursday $ morning, dt 5 a.m., for Smith's Falls, ant Monday morning for Ottawa at » Brightow. agent: v pm ------------ a | A WEALTHY LADY § CHOOSE ick and in Despair She Sought) Suicide. Paris, Sept. 25.~The Petit Paris de ares, to-day, that 4 wealthy Ameri- name the paper placed aside until require Children's Coats } In all sizes from 2 years up to Misses sizes of Prices range from $2.49 in dif- s up to $10.50. NOW Even if not prepared to buy, you can have d. : ves as Mrs. Frank Go made an 0 ul a sui- de in this city, yesterday. 'The wo- an came to Paris seeking relief from revolver, Break Ocean Records. London, Sept. 25. Mr. Baker, the eo Westminster Gazette, Ask to See Our Black Broadcloth Suiting at $1.00 Yard. Al, Flite. , eut the time! -- he C.P.R, expect to London to. Brisbane down to POVPOPVPOIVOIVIBIPLOTOS Fall Boots Turkey Coming To Free Trade. Constantinople, Sept. 25. --The sul- f the import duty on wheat. This means of supplying the capital DOODD for Men ---- Free After Long Term. Pittsburg, Pa., Sept. 25. --George W. of the postal d We have a Man's Box $ good heavy soles, leather ¥ splendid wearing Boot at $ A grade better. from New Princess Theatre, Princess Theatre, near Sydenham, New Princess " Another grade, neater date shape, ---- The Ridean Lakes Navigation com- I A similar shoe , soles, softer upper and Wider at $3.00. Some New Goods Calf Blucher Cut Boot, £ counter heels, &ec. A § 2.50. shape, handsome up-to- A bargain always at, $3.00. ny has chartered the steamer John! @ ndall for the carrying of freight. he Same hour. James Swift & Co. 2 we have the Goods. The Lockett Shoe Store. & P.8.--If you want a Trunk or Valise, don't forget that only heavier . d 2 <4 : MUFF ht 4 A most acceptable we A ding present. 4 We have them IN Al 4 STYLES and pric 4 Your inspection <4 . 4 vited. a% 3 -- + John McKay Fur Hou: 4 149-155 Brock Sr. « , IIIT Cunaingham & DeFour (LONDON, ENG.) FINE PICKLE I Tomato Pickles, Walnut Pickles, Mixed Pickles Gherkins, Cauliflower, Chow-Chow. Jas, Redden IMPORTERS OF FINE Notice. THE UNDERSIGNED MERC Tailors, of Kiggston, at a meetn on Wednesday declared that their rooms henceforth would be open reserving the right to employ whi please. & GROCH C. LIVINGSTON, (w. carroL, | J. JOHNSON, G. CANNON, CRAWFORD & W/ A. WAGGONER, A. O'BRIEN. Auction Sale of Furr MONDAY, Sept. 80th, 10 a.u Queen street, Meintzman Piano Walnut Parlor Suite, Fine Oil Pu Plush and Irish Point Lace Brussels and offer Carpets, Fasy Funcy 'Tables, Screens, otc. lmp ford Range and Heater, Iron ane Bedsteads, Hair Mattresses, Pillows, Bedding, Toilette Se ¥ Dressers, Stands, Extension Palit Old Mahogany Veneered Sid Silver, Glass and Crockery Ware ALLEN, The Aucts 248 Sydenham St. Telephone, "Auction Sale of H Furniture WEDNESDAY, Get. 2nd, 30 Grand Union Hotel, Brock » Ste, 18 Bedroom Dressers, = Washstapds, Bedding, Springs ae Parlor Suite, Wardrobes. Ofice . Tables, Six Dining Tables, Cu Chairs, Stools, Side Tables, Gc Fan, King and Lion Heators. ft ting, Ri , Swing Doors, . Hotel Steel Range, Yictures, and Glasswdire. ALLEN, The Aucti 243 Sydephaan St. Telephone nt TAKE NOTICE. I have the best line of Heatel bad, I have also an enormous Furniture, that § ant to dispe very low pr , 88 . Heatera, URK'S Second-Hant 898 Princess street. RRREERRRREERT WE ARE 'PRODUCER OF ALL KINDS ( Especially the attrac business bringing kind. Is. That the Kin You Are Using If not, we would like to our work. A word frou will bring our represent: BRITISH WHI IRRRRERRERRERERT (Signed) =! FAEERPRRMREPR EER PRRPRPEREDR "3