i S¥COND SECTION, ? : PACES 0 TO IX, Che Daily British Whig YEAR 75. KINGSTON, ONTARIO, SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1908. NO. 151, 151. -- _ . -- - - - . - . -- IN MOST EXCITING CONTEST IN IMPOSING AERIAL PAGEANT. suns oon en IMeBILL UNIVERSITY to Excessive | Heat Paris, June 20.--The excessive ti MONTREAL. which 1s being experienced in Paris has been, responsible for an extraordinary Session 1908-1900. nungher of crimes during the last three days. Yesterday thirteen serious crimes | . aT were reported in Paris alone, and the! Courses in Arts Appiled Selenite » BARS © ete : li is by no ey compet ; (Architectusa, Chemistry, Metallurgy, wine merc bant was almost out Theory PUR PBctice of Rallewys, snd pieces by two customers in the hall foe Soewmlen!, Mechanical and. Mining hours of this morning because his wine [1 i g nginepring) Law, Medicine, and Come was sour. A rag-picker went mad and! | merce; haii-killed a woman. whose hrother| shot him dead A hotel servant was | Matriculation Examinations will eoms suddenly utindied by the occupant of |Wence on Jume 15th and September 10th a room 'vhich did not please him, an | [and Examioations for Second Yeab Bae was Ki. by a hlow with a chair hibitions and Third Year Scholarships, An "Apache," for no apparent reg Will cominence on September 10thy son, {stabbed two women in. Moatmay tre. A policeman, who captured him Lectures In Arts, Applied Science. and | Commerce, will begin on September Jtst: was bitten so badly in the face that! " in Law on September 15th; in' Medicine 81 the = i g « ' he is in w haspita I'wo ragpick {on September 16th. the spot where Miss Dowse states she ers came to blows, and ong drawing "| WAR TO THE KNIFE NOW was assaulted ' revolver shot the other dead. Particulars regarding examinations, 'It was about 10.40." he stated. "1 A furious crowd attempted to lynch i 40, & . jantrance requirements, courses of udy ward bien in. 10 Loughton, coo roam Women Seorn Votes Other Wo- | (he father and mother of two little [fees, ete, can be obtained on anpitenn : : warning to Chingford. 1 had heard men Seek. childven, whom they cared for insuffi- lyon to bout the strange happenings in ti London, Jure 27.--*War to the]ciently, and nearly killed the father forest, and was keeping a pretty keen | knife," that is the campaign motto of | When the police took them prisoners J. A. NICHOLSON MA. lookout, the anti-suffragist women, who, with the crowd fell on the police' ang : . All of a sudden something struck | Julia, Marchioness of Tweeddale, the | wounded six of them, in their efforts Registrar. my hat at the back and knocked - it [Countess of Jersey, Lady Dorothy | to ght at the couple again. % off. 1 swung around, but could see|Nevill, and Mrs. Humphrey Ward, at A ¢ab driver was garroted and rob nothing. A minute later something their head, have formed the National [bed in broadl daylight by a customer lightly grazed my left shoulder. <1 | Women's Anti-Sufirage Association this afternoon and left for dead in a ' called out, but for a minute I Heard In an interview with one of the lead- | secluded street.. Heen $ niversity nothing. Then 1 distinctly heard what | ers of the new movement, vesterday, Four suicides are reported. The first sounded like a low chuckle from thelit was learned that the sociation has J was a young soldier who poisoned bushes, a little distance on the right. | already got to work himself because his leave ended this and- (Colle ¢ KINGSTON, I shouted again, but heard nothing "We have sent obit six thousand of | morning The second, a man of fifty 4g ONTARIO mote Gs the circulars, the points of which were | three, wiffocated himself because he , Framptan's hat was dented at the ee ---------------------- ee | had lost his position a clerk. The k back as though it had been struck Lv third was the suicide of a young wo ARTS some blunt instrument man who shot herself in the court EDUCATION bow? V. Many people declare that it is the vard of a fire station in the PI THEOLOGY fo #7) sir he silly work of practical jokers. Others Violet because a fireman whe was e Ye say that the stories of assaults are i \ gaged to her broke off his - MEDICINE greatly exaggerated, and that the 8 ment. SCIENCE (Including Engineering) supposed missiles are really nothing IT ! The fourth suicide was that of 'a No fewer than thirty balloons, representing England, France, Germany and Belgium, successful- [more than large bats which have flown : young German painter named Wiegels The Arts Course may he taken with. ly ascended from Hurlingham last week in ie Rréat international Baet Srpamimed by the Aero: Club. Agia peopl s faces in the dark and EN He tried to shoot himself on Sunday | 0Ut attendance. The point decided upon for the finish was Burchett's Green Inn, near Maidenhea and about thirty Jjcaused seratches You "an! rause it 8 too hot 2 revolver : io west of London, C. F. Pollock, in the Valkyrie, on the Valkyrie, and Griffith Brewer, in the . ---- hace 1 wa do he! . ali or For Calendars, write the Registrar, Lotus, both of whom landed wit} a mile of the goal, being declared the winners. There were PACK ATTACKS A CAMP. Wanyed himself 'in' his ud GEO. Y. 'CHOWN, BA, aboard the airships ninety-three persons, of whom a large number were women, an indication of the -- - \ 9 Latin quarter. but was cut do \ Kingston, Ontatia. fact that these aerial flights possess much attraction for the fair sex. An immense crowed witnessed | Spends Night in Tree With Lions | B& a friend, and spent a happy ever the contest and the wildest enthusiasm prevailed. at Foot. # in Montmartre distributing, for lu The event will be memorable in the history of aerial navigation for the skill displayed by the Cape Town, June 27.~lhe. advent of 3 J pieces of the rope with which he had aeronauts. Contending with a weak and uncertain wind, they maneuvered their balloons through |the dry seasom has made the lions "a, aaa 7 tried to hang himself fo-davy Bh R 1 Vict i baffing air currents with extraordinary dexterity--one moment ascen ding to great heights in search of very daring, and during the past few $ . ; hanged himself again from the nail oya 1 or LW the wind they desired, the next swooping down again earthward as a lower movement in the at- davs they have come in closer to the a ] that he used vesterday, and this tin mosphere appeared more likely to suit their purpose. The result of the contest was a notable triumph )town of Livingston, Rhodesian, than | SESE he sucdeoded. College, Montreal. for England. i Pd ever, sirite it has been a- township. h -------------- One resident, GG. Thomasine, a boat}. : . A residential: hail for 'the Shen studs toa on EE ---- --_--__--_ AT TTT TTT . " - sms . - : Isn't This R tic ? te RS ™ k . ron n is Romantic ents of McGill Universit builded, has had a remarkable adven: Sherbrooke Street. (4 pi by The first unasdal happ ning was | belmet to have several long claw-like ' ; T tom: } b by four - 4 uated _ an I y . ture. He was out after wild duck on : wo 'toes © loved by four corn or} " y PLAGE 5 EXCITED shout ten nights ag wee gentle: | seratehes down the side. The man the Zambesi within 'a mile: of the Vie nb five vears and sentenced to die by five fe University Nidinge "aad Jabaratats men were walking toward Louf rushed among the bushds, but no sign faria Falls, when three lions espied ¢ applications of Putnam's Corn Ex-|ted to, the courses in og "ane fait, him and gave chase. f ] . agetox, If you want to eure corns | Universit on identical ith men, 4 . when one of them was struck in the Another victim was Miss Lillian H : tnam's" is 'the only. thin Tey "ATTACKED BY , . : . irl of eiahton Semi e took refuge in a tree, and was utnam i only g- 1 Thee, "uipafifitly hy'a stone or 'nc | Howse, a girl of eighteen, who lives compelled to remain thera 'alt night this painless remedy. : UNS of the University, SPOOKS IN FOREST. of earth. He received a severe bruise, | about halfway between Fopime forest / . students ale Mnsiuted by resident tubers. and he and his fries ade a most land Loughton She was returning the lions remaining on the watch. It]. CO yrangwi um, Ang rink, tennis conrts, diligent soar ir assailant, but | bome last Tuesday night, when she | Wa8 not till well into the next day Taxicabs In Vienna. ale i tiarablye abd Exhivitions, Series of Mvsterious Incidents Ex-| ip nv , "| was attacked. She states that she that he was discovered by a searching pa Vienna, June 27.--The Vienna muni party, which quickly routed the lions 4 cipal th } | Instruction in 8il branches of music in 3 } _ pal authorities have gras 1 a eon {the MeGill Condervatorivm of Music, i . ABW nasi w same place at | struck he face. She shouted for 8nd released the prisoner . cession to Messrs. Straker and Squire Ghostly Visitants Result in|me ns passing ume place. at Ick in th y . . . ; * i For' further : : bout 10.30, when he received a vio-] help, and a laborer who was passing| Another exciting adventure befell a " 4 limited, 'of London, to operate taxi] s oF art particulars, 'address y i | - > Failure. lent 'blow between: the shoulder As | ran to her assistance. Miss Dowse ye-|iransport rider who outspanped for | ! ; . cabs in Vienpa for a long term of The Warden, Ro al Vic ia London, . June 27--The generally | hi was unaccompanied, he did not fevived several cuts on the face, hut | the night on the Zambesi, near Kazen- | § = years. | y HOY tori quiet and sedate little town of Lough top to investigate, but | the place | again no trace of the offender could be gula, im northwest Rhodesia ! " College, Montre al. | Apght midnight a troop of eight! ES Loyalty 'gets. it texe © test i i : 1 2 \ > ln a x Lyall) cls 2 J lest an ac ---- of mysterious incidents that have hap- |. to the polies next evening the A party of about a dozen young | lions attacked the camp, and after versity ¥ How * fool I a man feels whe he | OW bolis y feels "whi pened in the . neighborhood Ihe facts inspector sent mdtable to investi- | men determined a few nights ago to | killigk two oxen and a horse, besides| I youtare right. you can. laveh at 1hears Con hity he: NC " I are bewildering and inexplicable, and to the matter, and to arrest the of-| capture the ghostly hooligan of the wounding five other oxen, stampeded | creeds J him named alter the subject is the main theme of con jonder, whether nan or spirit, if he | forest. For half an hour nothing hap- {the remainder versation in the streets and shope could find him pened, and then with the same silent]! The lions were only beaten off by People passing through that part of P } a. hid ehind a bush | swiftness that had characterized thelfire, and this, with considerable heh kf MARCHIONESS OR TWEEDDALE Epping forest known as Warren hill | 4, aited events, |} the gho Ny 1s assaults, the attack came. Injeulty, while it took several hours - -- . - Tollowing Courses gre offered. Inte in the evening have been the vie}, oo, evil v h little respect <h of the band received a se- round up the frightened oxen. , youl ublished in the Daily Mail on Thurs il of Minin ir ory ab a tims of strange assaults, but the clos he 1 e man's vigil was rude- | v blow in the face. His lcompanions p------ -- | dav," vid in different local Ii- Mining meri est investigation has fe to disclose | j,, Ww od } blow in the face earched the neighborhood, but with > . centres hundreds of letters and circu A oF * 1 " L K 1 On Wel COLLEGR APPLIED SCIENCE, "benustry end Migetulogy., the assailant. Many fruitless efiort for y which i wlicated by a eep Little es Well. lars are 3 being sent out 2 u Alfiliated to Queens University, c+ Mineralury And Geblogy. have been made to solve the wystery. | o whi ill remains James Frampton, a laborer in the H you want to keep your children "Within ten days we hope to have d--Chewical Bhgloetring. but the whole affair is so remarkable | oP fe, only to have his | Ch ford strict, was returning | healthy, rosy amd full of hie during. a result, at least ten thousand wo RINGSTON, ONT. #-Givii Bagiucetitg that many people in the district attn- | ga, early knotked off his head. {he on Saturday night, when he | the hot weather Shouts give them {von in England pledged to fight 3 Po fendat of the Sch A fart rt Mectdfical Hiduidering. bute it to the supernatural | Inspection subsequently: + showed Pwas attacked at a little distance from | an occasional dose of Baby's Oval pretens wis. of the suffragettes and suf a oly ie Jit and urthet fa i ik: Fablets. This medicine prevents dead | fragis 1 Asquith has asked for ag of Mining. Kisgwon, Outirio ro POW DOR clopmebt. i ly summer complaints by clean#ing | axpression of opinion. We intend ' to mi 0 the stomach and bowels. The mother get it. : who keeps this medicine on bund may "Our plan of campaign is not defin feel as safe as if she had a doctor in|jte, but we | proceed somewhat on the house. The tatl ta are equally asthe following lines good for the new born baby as the "Open an « ve find apboint a secre well grown child, Mrs, W, H. Switzer, | tary and officers Ekfrid, Ont., says: "I have used Ba-| Arrange a demonstration by's Own Tablets for my children and | don have hiways found them just what] Mup the country out into districts was needed to keep them well." Sold | each with its association by medicine dealers or by mail at 25¢ "("irculate erature and appoint lec a box from The Dr. Williams' Medi | turers. cine Co., Brorkville, Ont. | 'Lord James, of Hereford, and Lord pi -------- { Rothschild are taking an active inter Cathedral Roof Of Silver. est in Uus new organization, which London, June 27.~lhe roof of the nave of Salisbury cathedral, which is now being repaired, 8 covered with Nh officie yf thé sulica shes lead In order 10 ah ties gliect to ie not a hit dismayed at ing exchanged for inferior metal the the advent o Th ne Tran ti . plambers employed are required to e dont . : ig am a on, i melt it on the cathedral premises, (riously," said secretary ol the iia I | omens Social and Political Union Tr If it will do anything it will show Have It In The House. | the weakness of the opposition to There is nothing else you can bave | ob, the wen movement 4 m your hut warth el Joneh ha ithey have brought out all the old Costs 50 little as a Dottie © mi $1 ote _ tx whit AVE - des White Liniment. It will enable you to Jlack arguments a th dese si if wo gan pe the discomfort of sprains, | man s sphere iv her home, it is the bruises, swellings, veuralgia, rhewma i most powerful argument for the vote, | tiem and the various aches and pains fp. wotien would then have a say in jap to Sate | to BhYole Tost but | the 1 aws governing the feeding and i w., for a ag bollle at Wades drug education of chaldren Admittedly, stor {she knows all about the home then her voice should be valaable in the Forty Years Spent In Sleep. i 1 2: home Mons ie EE Ene phe tagmatiug of lows; or the bor, cighty years of age, but who has p00 women-miade Jaws would be dis | practically liverl only half that num regarded we can only pont to Aus | her of years, is heing visited by many (alia. And chsregurded by whom fdoctors. Since his eighth hirthdny he By people like the anti-sufftage © sup . {has slept for entire months at frequ- | Corore Who are se anxious for the i intervals, and he has not awaken- Co Tor the sanstitution ? fed now since Faster Sunday. "The assotintion will die likd all wn : the other anti-sufirage associations . Mechanical Cashier. that have never been heard of since Viena, June 27. It is claimed on their birth." {behalf of an antomatic money assort-! At the office of the Central Uniom [er which has been patented in Aus of ' Women's Suffrage societies the firia that it will assort meta! coins memBiors were oven more cheerful. which have been throws together re-! "Just what we wanted," said one : | parts of ther depomigations; plac of the seoretaries. "It will spread TO REAR A PETRIFIED FISH. n ing each denomination in a separate the propaganda, and when they have . $l je organized their 'ants' we shall be This extraordinary petrified fish, which has just been erected ia ---------- lpleaserd to convert them, We hope| Wurtemberg as a memorial to William 1. Getman mnperor and eof, Tron amd Wine, "Our Own" [they will be present af elections, for] of Prussia, grandfather of the Kaiser, dates from prehistoric E BR AVE AT QUEBEC: po ft bottle, Oe, st Wade's | hitherto it has been dificult to find] Tt is twelve feet long without ita head, wich has not been disso¥oty few minutes before clever o'clock, j of his assailant could be found --y cites Populace and Hunts' For A few nigl sr another gentle: | was suddenly (ht hy the hair, and ton is unusually exerted over a serie ww hurriedly saesible and complain- | found 4 will get to work in a very v yous way direc the Whitsun holidays are sso ve A rt y debaters on Woman's suffrage." ed. 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