fs Because we're Showing se maty original decidedly new ~ Furs, don't run away with the im- sression that we are high-priced. e nge any store in Canada to w better values than we're giving, fl} = We make a special feature of iE "FUR-LINED COATS for both LA- DIES and GENTLEMEN, and carry p of handsome garments ready for immedi- Le jo make everything we sell and guarantee every- McKay Fur House, - 49-165 Brock St, Kingston, Ont. ~~ What is on in the Business 44 World Markets. ET lo SS cal Canada Flour Mills com- ru YF otkton, Se, i Stopper side of m Crown will the for elevators have been secured. The of the Twin City Rapid Franmit. of ny for the first week of of 30.515 So To » or 8. weok last nd president of the St. Anthony Lumber ny. 0B. McDonald, of Cornwall, a mail clerk on the Ottawa and New York railway, had a thrilling experi- ence a few nights ago. It appears that the train was pulling into Crys- ler, but stopped just outside to do some shunting. Mr. MeDonald, think- ine that the station had been reach- od, stepped off in the darkness to what he supposed was the platform. In place of that he was walking off the bridoe over the Nation river, and MeDonald immediately cried out for before he Id save himself - had fallen thirty Teet to the water below. help, at the same time striking out for the shore. Bacoaceman Peters, a big, stout fellow, dived heroically to the rescue, but he could not swim and soon became imperilled himself. Train- Partie- | man George Bowker, by this time, had goue to the assistance, and managed, with their own assistance, to get the i {others out: 'The water wag chilly, and de the three were exhansted when the shore was reached. They were given ,{dry clothes and got warmed up. and are none the worse for their thrilling illo xperionce. THE CITY OF TOKIO Will Feast Lemieux--Japanese Strategy Tokio, Nov. 18.--Hon. Rudolphe Le- mieux, the Canadian postmaster-gene- ral and minfstor of labor, who isthere , WN an [to t with Japanese authorities Sie period of | regardin gration from this wom oan ? try, has established an office at t onto, Ug enna, Sma: British embassy, and is in frequent ing end ing company, ©. | conference t the o ol eo ore at Sault 1 ar MazieiUnt, arrateh | foreign office. He expects a favorable jor. the construction 'of 4 _msmmill! sutoome to bis Mission. 'The wiinis. ing works. made by Mr. Warren that the plant would De co Pecember 1st, and finished in the he Sir la Van . 4 Horne submitted figures show that in - y a comparatively short MARE JUNE OF fist Vil Fite Von JE Ty NOVEMBER. hold lands, which at today's prices In your house, store or office and have " High class candy sold only at one wore in Ki ton. Huyler's and = Mo- Conkey's sok! only at Gibson's store." 230. Jeans, a day laborer at Ludington, Mich., has been bequeath- ed $1,000,000 by an aunt, Anna T. Jeans, of Philadelphia. SS. Grampian, for Glasgow, passed Paint Armour; SS. Corsican, for may return from to 1,000 a share, $33 comfort for ome par value, hour . with, our new im- UM OIL HEATER ves clean safe heat instantly it bdot, snioke or trouble, moved, perfectly safe, vi 1 ssed Father Point. burus any coal oil. Haris Narvive." Sold in King: Soh Neal, B40. ston at Gibson's Red Cross drug Loo. No. 2, $5. store. Secretary of War Taft arrived at Viadivostok on Suntay on board the converted cruiser Rainbow. T. 8. Secretary Taft has definitely 'laud finally decided not to visit, Em- pevor William, Satisfaction or money refunded. AT WHAT WE CAN SHOW YOU IN: at Ra i ge ba ie to | present, on the for will be entertained by the munici- pality of Kolio to-morrow. The Japanese government is said to be considering the advisability of shutting off all emigration to the T'vited States and Canada, for the ground that economic | conditions render it inadvisable for citizens of Japan to visit foreign coun- tries unless they are able to show that they are amply seli-supporting. MEANT ONE, NOT FOUR. Decides Question in Connection With will. Toronto, Nov. 184 Justice Anglin has decided that the four children of John MacLaren, of Rrockville, are en- titled only to one of the four $25,000 nolidies on Mr. MacLaren's life in the Travellers' company. He also finds that they ate not entitled to the pro- ceeds of such policy as preferred bene- ficiaries. John Maclaren died 'in | British Columbia in May, 1908, leaving an es- tate of 8330.000, acainst which there were liabilities of $535,000, Died At Windsor. Windsor, Ont., Nov. 18.--After an illfess of two weeks Mrs. Catharine K. Jopp, who claimed to be the weafthiest woman in Windsor, is dead at Ber home. Mrs. Jepp was the wi- dow of William Jepp, the contractor, who built the western section of the old Great Western railway, and vesid- od in Windsor for about twenty vears, Her nearest relatives are a brother in Silverdale, Ont., and a sister in Cali- fornia. Mrs. Jepp was seventy-nine years: old. Seventy-Two Dead. London, Nov. 18.~In a despatch from Tokio the correspondent of the Times says that a pevolt of a com- pany of Chinese troo) in Formosa resulted in the m of sixty-two i civilians. place, is a claimant for the estates of the Duke of Portland in connection with whith the remarkable Druce case js now being investigated ifigthe Eng- lish courts. : Was Unsuccessful. Paris, Nov. 18-M. Santos Du- mont unsuccessfully attempted yester- day, to win the Archdeacon prize of $10,000 for the first aeroplane to on a flight around Paris in the Ar, At Boston, James Lyon, a steamship sued hi for : is anything in the 'head when the heart always is in the oa the Son of Man." There was a good- ly number of students present. C The Gore Fountain. 'omplaints are general of the in- adequacy of the ' drinking trough at the gore oni Clarence street. An able- bodied horse can drink the little thing dry, and the next comer, if he be near at hand, goes away unsatis- Bod. : The corporation does little, very little, in the fountain line and should do that fittle better. Good Husband Market. Women of a marriageable age must be 'scaree in North Dakota. At Grand Forks a young lady overlooked- hy Cupid, advertised for a husband, and within three days received 242 re- plies, and before two wecks was mar ried. The question now hrises if it takes only that long to get married in North Dakota, how long will it take to get divorced in South Dakota. What Ald. Elliott Wants. Ald. Elliott left for Ottawa, at nbon, to-day, having an important business appointment there. He want. ed to be at the city council meeting, this evening, to speak upon the Queen street sewer extension matter, and op- pose any of the cost of that work be- ing borne by any other department except the light, heat and power, which, he claims, should pay all the cost. However, Ald. Elliott could not remain, New York Shooting Case. In the New Youk shootine case, in which Con. Millan, of Kingston, fig- ured, Severin Lie Angeles was held in $5,000 hail in the general sessions to await the decision of the referee, who will report as to whether the prison- er is insane or vot, De Angeles is a lawyer, aol a brother of a state su- preme court justice, and has a large acquaintance among politicians. Dur- ing the election of Governor Hughes, he was employed by the republican state committee. Settled Out Of Court. There was no session of the police court this morning. One case was booked, but a settlement was made before it reached the court. A elerk in a local hotel charged the proprie- tor with non-payment of wages, but he evidently made a mistake in his caleulations, as he agreed to ' take the money offered Him by the hotel- man, and thus the case was not aired in the court. Saturday night and Sunday were very quiet in police circles, not even a di being locked up. Roller Rink Closes. The roller rink was brought to a close on Saturday night, when eight hundred people turned out, for a last skate, Init ei 2. The afternoon as also ite Counter attractions. pies carnival was well attended, ghout fifty skating in costume. The music suppli- &d by the 14th Band throughout the and excellent numbers were always Shosen for the skaters. e rink floor will" now he made ready for the winter. A heavy layer will be put down, and Presented With Baton. The British Columbia Sa y Sun- set gives v bigh praise to EE I a i 4 , B t the baton ge with was a sma for him as sion of the The baton ga ic. | fourteen. evetiing the dean's topic was "Jesus, | did season, has heen of the highest ordbr, | {according to the report of the minis- 1 907. WE OF NEBL |HUSBAND WAS: FOUND WITH ANOTHER WOMAN. ae gata Mew Visit at Winnip Taken in the London - Bribery Case--Jurisdiction Questioned. 4] Toronto, Nov. 18 --Frederick Shep- may, a butcher, will go before a jury he a Tor oe a ak or his wife and family. Mrs. Shepmay said she re- iimaed five or six months ago from a six months' visit to her son-in-law at Winnipeg, to find her Busband Trim with another woman. She has gix chil- dren living, five under the age of A motion to squash the indictment questions of jurisdiction and other leg- al objections were introduced, this morning, at the opening of the trial of John O'Gorman, W. J. Mulloy, Daniel ie and George Reid, charg- ed with bribery in the Hyman-Gray ¢ tion, in on, in 1905. Judge Winchester, himself, raised the tion of jurisdiction while E. F. B. Johnston, the defence lawyer, took formal objections to the indictment of arguing that the charges were not suf- ficiently specific and claiming the pro- secution was barred by lapse of time. It was decided by the court to take ovidence this afternoon. A plea of "not guilty" was entered. E. J. Sif- . -- Wei Be np Bik si a peg--Evidence Stylish Warm Winter Clothing and Furs. Look around you on the strect ~in the stores--anywhere that you see outer garments, and you will sée the majority of women wearing furs. They're fashion- able. Have you a Fur-lined Coat or sett of Furs? If you haven't, why not .come and see the stylish Furs we are show- ing, these are made by one of most reliable and up-to-date manufacturers of Fine Furs in Quebec. . Our prices will also' interest. ton, one of the defendunts, mentioned, not appear in the indictment. He may be used as a crown witness, Hén. Dr. Reaume, minister of public works has left Grace Hospital, where he underwent an operation, last week, and is now at his home in Windsor, where he will rest for a Week or two 4 before resuming his official duties. The [ operation was not so successful as it had been hoped it would be. Many reports received in the depart- ment of lands and forfsts and lumber, indicate that _the lumber cut in On- tario this season will he below the average of the last few years. In some cases the operators have not been sble to secure all the men they desire and in others they are limiting the cut with 4 view to keeping down expenses. WORKING ON MYSTERY. Says the Duke and Were Identical. Hamilton, Ont., Nov. 18.-- "The Duke of Portland and Thomas C. Druce were undoubtedly one and the same person. I know for a fact that Druce did not die in 1864, and when the casket was placed in Highgate cemetery it contained nothing but lead. Druce simply became tired play- ing a double role, and went back as the Duke of Portland, actually dying fourteen years later." 2 Such is the statement of William Huckle," detective, now living here, who worked for years on the now fa- mous case. When first put on the case, Huckle tried to intervigw the manager of Baker St. Bazaar, bat he could not be found. He was nearly killed once by toughs, hired to frus- trate his attempt to get information about the false funeral. He asserts a woman who knows much inside infor- mation was shipped away, and is now living in Canada, not iar from To- roanto. Huckle is leaving next week for England to give evidence in the case. Old Druce MARE IN SAD PLIGHT. ---- Whinnying of Colt Led to Its Rescue. A mare owned by Jobn Corbett, bardware merchant, was in a sad plight on Friday morning. While in a field neat Kingston Mills, the animal got into a marsh, and was unable to free itself. The little colt following its mother commenced to whinny most piteously, and this' led to the poor animal's rescue. Thomas Carson was out shooting in that vicinity, and when he heard the noise, he at once went to the sceme, The animal could not move, and was only released with the assistance of a stout rope and a team of horses. The colt made all the noise it could, and when the mother was released dance around in great glee. The mare suffered to no extent, as the result of her experience. STATION ON FIRE. 'Prisoners at Thorold Get a Bad : Fright. St. Catharines, Ont., Nov. 18.--Fire on Saturday morning, did $300 dam- age to Thorold fire hajl: Part. of the building is also used as 'the police | Fur Ruffs Ladies' One hundred pieces, in a dozen fashionable styles, $3.95, 4.50, 5.75, 6.50, $27 00 eo " 7.50,895and on upto - - MUFFS, from $4.56 up the $1 6.50. Children's Furs. BUFFS, ~§2.50, 3.50, 575 up $8.75. OUR SPECIAL Ladies' Fur-Lined Coat at $55. Lined with extra good quality Muskrat, with collar of Persian Lamb or Alaska Sable, , good quality English Broadcloth, colors navy, brown, dark green and black. As fo. station, and two -prisquers, L. Mac- unknown . "hobo," with attempting to break into Joseph Battle's residence, were pherson and an " locked in the cells. Chief of Police Shee was at breakfast when the fire broke out, and the prisoners were bad- ly frightened, their yells being heard for locks, and before being released they were almost. suffocated by the smoke, » Influence Of Liquors. Only fourteen cent. of the con- victs in Canadian prisons last year, were total abstainers, while forty: pet cent. were Ye- as moderate drinkers, and orty-two per cent. as intemperate. under twenty years of age con- stituted eleven per cent. of the prison tion, notwithstanding the ac- nowk unsuitability of peniten- tiaries for immature criminals. The minister says: "Not more than one in_a thousand of this class is benefit- ted by a penitentiary experience." About seventeen per cent. of the in- mates are absolutely illiterate; not more than fen per cent. have enjoyed the . advanta, of a good common school "education." ter of justice, Few Vacant Houses. Vacant houses in Kingston are very scarce. Si of the people 'who are at present endeavoring = ta | secure a house. At this time of the vear the hest houses are all taken up dor the winter, and house hunting 'is indeed no easy task} 4 Bargain for Ladies x [ 80 Pairs of Gun Metal Calf Blucher Cut Lace Boots, good waking soles, high Cuban heels. * Very stylish Shoes. Regu- a lar value, Three Dollars. / On Sale at $2.50. 1 Gbe Joockett Shoe | Store. P.S.~We sell the Finest Quality Rublers Only. e VATE Will So Spend Will i Three ' Berlin, Nov. 19. estimates provide 1908, of $85,000, 000,000 more than be a progressive | mates until in | reach $97,000,000. During the next will lay down, ap ships, which will the British Dread armored cruiser, s ton ship now buil LEGISLATURE' --- Total Prohibiti Communi London, Nov. 19 last week, a striki effects of univers: with virtual contr ies. Its legislatur chamber of mem cent. of the vote tion in the town: in the rural dis Nineteen women ¥ of the chamber. party elected eigh has other sympe passed a drastic ¢ hibition of spirits cohol, which may medical and tech for the use of R the use of wine { vice is forbidden. alcoholic drinks ir can prove that tl session before the The police have { and the penalties penal servitude fo is no wrovision f breweries, distil houses. The Baroness G HAND Message F On Monday, i received a most from England. Ti Jack and a gra from the girls in Kingston-on-Thamn spoke of the ki town, and said t school in the old to be one in sp children in the asked that a Ca them by the chik DAILY MN County Council, ) Wonderland The evening. Dance, evewing. This day =n hist born, 1600. Clemens-Nichols House, 8 p.m. Tenders receive by Te D. Minmes, at Yacht At 'The Prinoes ade' and the Th Jealousy ta Maedn Years I Am WHIG TE 243--Business O 229--FEditorial FB 292--J obbing De Legal Forms, al WHITE So nr---------- 1s very pop time in all ) have a very | Chocolate Pot Matrmalas Olive Si I ------------------_ Robert GREAT B HE/ Thirty Square gua , perfec Stoves, also a lo Stoves. All thos wiohth. Those th