THE PAILY BRITISH WHIG, MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1908. "= THE 5P. M.EDITION AFTER FIFTY YEARS co memes uo GAVE A SURPRISE R On Their Rounds. | AT THE CITY HALL. A GOLDEN "WEDDING AN. Cotrtrs PRS. - JAMES STRACHAN DROP. | Mecting of City Council Called | NIVERSARY CELEBRATED. | Wilh Swine pang. a PED INTO THE CITY. I 7 i$ Wor7H } T For To-Day. ---- f received at McAuley's. "Phone 778. "A special meeting of the city council | A Joyous Time at! the House of | 'Good stroug ice caps' are sold at | He Came Here From South Alrica was called for this afternoon, to deal | { Gibson's Red) Cross drug store. Where He Had Been Diamond ) With two matters, that of hs tion v>= Cruse, on Albert Btreet This_-i¥ a vic ho liday in Toronto, | Hunting--Looks For Confeder- of a coal shed for the city's use, and | --~Congratulations of Many | otrawa, Srocksille, Smith's Falls. . J @ 8 a @) [for the consideration of the agree | Friends, Mrs, Rhea Whtkor, Kingston, is the ation of Dutch States. ® ment between the County of Frontenac! It falls to the lot of comparatively | cupst of M#=4. N. Horne, Carleton| After many years absence, James One .or more Summer: Lines of goods will | Island Strachan, one of the most popular the care of county patients. of the The Fmeralds played the Cape Vin-] ¥Y.M.C.A. members twenty years ago, | have to be moved out to mako room for House of Industry. | however, was the bv brivilese of j c80t. N.Y., aggregation, 'on Sunday, | took his friends by surprise, on Sat- | Y aii i The board of hicalth was called to M, andl be mo W Dapl 4 a Sn | at the Cape urday, coming from Griyua, South New F all Goods to arrive next month, 80 On all kinds of Now. 5 meet this afternoon, at four o'clock. | street, this city. on August lst, when | Four barbers; s:rvice always prompt. | Africa, where he has. been diamond keep your eye on our daily announcement, Garments made t ur Only routine business was on the | some fifty guests, nearly ull relatives | Kingsbury's antiseptic barber shop} hunting for the past three years. dix. " v nade to special late : '1186 Wellington street. | copting for a flying visit in 1895, Me. | " you will save considerable. measure, and we also have J Don't torpet St. Luke's ice 'cream | Strachan has not been in the city and the House of Industry, regarding |few.to celebrate the fiftieth anmiver sary. of their wedding day. Such Foard 1 ) gathered in the evening to celebrate " ay 4: ames ar a pop corn vendor, has | x IL © Ww special facilities for re-dying ® written tn ihe cit the happy ni. Ab was g joyous . : o v council, asking |g ; social, Tuesday, August 4th. [since he left here in 1889, I Cu. ) council, askin | gathering of hildren, grandehiidy en | lAWN ocial, "Tuesday, August t ince h here mn Since that | FS Zepaising, and remodelling that *he be given permission to erect | and other friends. Of descendants | Admission, : 10e. time he has travelled much, having | 3 o hasiagnts to the © a stand on Princess street. The coun- | there are still living, three sons, Wil Miss Sparling was the effective solo- | Visited many points in the United] je 1 newest styles. cil, some time ago, decided 'that only |'liam, in Winnipeg, unable to be pres ix in Brock Street Methodist church | States and Canada, including the Yu- | | | i the two blind men, at present eon-|ent wi Sunday evening kou, England, Scotland, Ireland, lta- John and James, of this city; R : a . . McConkey's high-class candy, fresh | ly, France, Switeerland, Egypt and {ducting stands, could be given such | four daughters Mrs. James Mcllqu- 2 ® | permission, and it is pot likely this ham. and Mrs. William Clark, city; on Nouday, at Gibson's Red Cross | South Africa, having made five trips + We will offer a lot of 2 John McKay Fur Houss, =! new application will be granted. | Mrs 2 H. Davey, Toronto: Miss Flor idrug st Phone 230. to the last pamed country. Z) . h -------------- { onion. at home: and sixteen grandchil- | Cape Vincent, N.Y., has its fair on During the South African campaign D t WwW M 149-155 Brock St., G "It cools the blood, and is 4 |dren r { August 18th to 2st inclusive. There he served with French's Scouts from ain y hi Ssling: . gentle laxative; Milk of Magnesia. Sold | While Mr. Cruse has not enloved the | will be fine horse races start to finish, entering gs a trooyer, Kingston, Ont. at Gibson's Red Cross drug store, | best of health hy some time. Mxs. | 'Marty Walsh, purser on the | and rapidly gaining the rank of quar- In neat checks SO popular all season. 0000000000000 00, Phone 230 | Cruse is still in the vigor of fife. Both | steamer Rapids King, spent Sunday in | termaster-sergeant, and is the proud " ad were made to feel voung again ip the { the city with his parents. possessor of a medal with six bars, These are exceptional values at 18¢ yard, midst of the happy throng of those | "Poison fly paper," and Tanglefoot Leaving here speakine one language, | who love them. On a beautiful lawn |are sold at Gibson's Red Cross drug he comes back conversing in three 1 Gillett Razor Blades at the rear of their home, festooned Store. Fresh there. Phone 230. others--Dutch, French and German-- YOURS TO-MORROW, 12%c YARD. | | with chinese lanterns, Mr. and Mrs.| Miss Halligan, of Kingston, is ihe | with many strange stories to tell. He : Cnifse stood together, in the midst of | guest of her. brother, Rev. Father | says at present there is severe busi- | ® | | 8 . . . 2 . | . their group of friends, just as they | Halligan, in St. Thomas. ness depression in South Africa, and amon S | Sharpened and Made had done "fifty vears before. in Lon-| HH: Cunningham, piano tuner from | lor this reason came away. Every- - | don. England, when they | Chickering's. Leave orders at Me | thing is at a standstill and even white { s-- | in vouth took each other "for better and for | Any' 8 book store. men are on the tramp willing to do As good as new for | worse," and there received the con Fresh on Monday Shorning, Mec- | anything for their board. . { avatulations' of their pastor and | Conkey's Choice of Royalty candy at The Dutch 'are a "slim" lot, much Make superb gifts and have | friends. and were presented with a Gibson's Red Cross drug store. smarter politically than the English, what every present should 2 . beautiful wedding-ring, by their grand- | Miss Lena Staley, who spent the and he predicts it will nat be many ! have--sentiment and in- G, a0 age daughter, little Miss Florence Cruse | weels with Miss L M. Braniff, Brock-| years before South Africa will kecome | They were very kindly remembered | Vide, returned to Kingston. an independent confederation of Dutch | with many beautiful presents, and ev A new Methodist church at Fine | states. He believes this is mevitable Special attention paid to Sal ety | or rv gift reminded one that it was a | Vi*w, alongside 1 housand Island Park. | and that the British will never enter R: : { all kind | "golden wedding." The tables. laden | Will be dedicated on August 12th upon another campaign there. The 2 azors of all kinds. | with the wedding feast, were beauti- Rubber sponges, all sizes, at Gib | Put h may pose as loyalists, but when - 9 - ---- { fully decorated. amd the dining-room | Sons Red Cross drug store. Phone | alone together pat each other on the 160 Babies White | presented an animated scene. It was | 230. wack, and laugh in their sleeves. '| hey {the heart-felt wish of al wat Mr. and At Cardinal. a horse belonging to | detest an Englishman, and perhaps | » RB r 13 Cruse might vet enjov many hap- | Rév. FG. Kirkpatrick' atte Apa to | next to him 4 Canadian, this is on | N . A. Mitche 11, vears togethe jusnp a fence and fell, breaking its { account of the brisk manner in which | d 4 - | neck. | tho latter dealt with the Boers dur n> HARDWARE. | DEATH OF J. F. HARPER. The Misses Knapp. Johnson street, |ing the late campaign. The Strath- | leit the city, to-day. to spend some | conas especially left a sting behind | Passed Away in City on Sunday Ltime with friends n Newburgh and | which the Boers cannot forget to for- A } Napanee give | After 3 J apan : | . " . . ' . Cook's Cotton Root Compound. | 11. cul ORO OR: + the woreral| A large ovder of MeCophey's high-| His campeigning and wandering has Some in Duteh designs, others with ruchings. 5 all class candy received at Gibson's Red | not changed *'Jimmy and he comes the yrices are : Cross deng store on Monday morning | buck to his friends as light-hearted as 1 : . trinsic value. Buy here and you are sure of getting only the best. Solitaire Ripgs, from $10 to as high as you care to go. ys Good values in 3-stone and five-stone rings, Spangenberg JEWELLER, and DIAMOND MERCHANT 'Tho great Uterine Toni, am. | hospits 3! on Sunday afternoon, of jonly safe etfectual Monthly | James F. Harper, who was for many Regulator on which ge : | - and «. H avell, 8 'oe fof old, with the same old smile. No- me 4 % oul Fold in three degror | vears, a well-known banker He was Ms RHC M a ] i. Luss n, uit | ie a the , # 1 : Ie - be | 25¢, 39c, 19¢ 69¢, 75¢, 89¢c, 99c. of strength--No. 1. 81; to. & ixtv-seven vears of age and had be | Falls, and children, ave at Thousand re in the world, he says, has he | ® 10 degrees stronger, 3: No. i : Ey ie " Island Park. where thev will spend the | come across a place as beautifully | " . . | for rpocial cases, or 0.8 |.iing for some time. Deceased was | S80C db Pp | situated or as clean as this his native] The entire lot will be offered To-morrow | Bad Ta all ar or senb | for twents on Verte It A itl next few weeks | situa 3 an as this his native - y t; 0 seven vi umnager o We 5 A : T i 7 prepaid on recept Jf Priod | Mere hants' bank. at Pre ott. but had | During the month of July, there |city. Ie notes great improvements | and W ednesday at | free pamphlet. Address: Ti ived thE wl Bi tl t tI were registered with City Clerk Sands | sance his last visit. He arrived at! coox Meoinkaa_ YaRonTa. 0.7. dormerly Wy 4 ® retired: lie In tus oily and Quebec, in time for the tor-cemtenary, | ) thirty births, sixteen marriages t 1 1 hl as AL 2! by 3 in twenty two deaths land after a few days in this virinity -- - m-- oh neidg ] Iherta i the on , ~ I A av morning." FA { will leave for Toledo, Ohio, to see the er en fyning i" ol the i iv . 5 - 2 » 2 * ! Ee 00000TOETCOT00GE0000E000T000TI0T0aOTEToo0! | Davie. her oe H fai J "d Conkev's Choice of Rovalty candy 'at | members of his family now residing e nd « O RCO 8 tou 1 « a SR . > oe A Want Enamblled Dishes; Knives & Forks, Rope, Alcojol or Oil Stoves, Bachelor Buttons, and a few other things which this Big Blue Hardware Store CARRIES IN ABUNDANCE. erlain and Miss Mabel, in (Mtaw and cost Ga hy ie ot} cleared for the same place with two | McKELVEY & BIRCH, 69-71 Brock St. pied S55 a cot { a y wa * : | Robert i Nipissir Lhe fur 2 grain laden barges. 0000000000000 00OV0VOOVOOMWMBRO OVO OOLOOLOOLOOL {ve : held Monday afternoon, con "Soidlitz pre tr a . | Swift's: Steamer Dundurn, up, Sun . : \ powder 1 lav: steamer City of Ottawa, down, uete y the kev. John ack keep, no matter he ot the weather ' : | nd up, Sunday: steamer Aleth, from | --' > Sold at Gibson's Red osg Irug HELLER ; Gibs gs Red Cross ue store. Phone | there | ceased], arrived in the city, Sunday on d Cross drug wre. Phone | | ; Mr. and Mrs. 'Alverton H. Assels- | look after the funeral arrangemen tia 3 | jio0k alter he funeral arrangem Ls, | tine, son and daughter. Brooklyn, | MARINE NEWS. the remains being remos to Pres Y., are visiting at his parents' Se---- home. on Alfred street What is Found About the Rev. Dr. CO. KR Aked, New York, Wharves. caught a thirtv-twe pound maskin Thy steamer Corona passed up, Sun Death Of Mrs. Davidson. | onge near Round Island, on Friday | day, from Montreal to Fort William. On Saturday evening the' death oc | Be held on to it for twa hours, { The schooner Winnie Wing, arrived curred at her residence; 405 Princess | "I'hrogt and nose atomizer from Oswego with coal for Crawford street, of Mrs. Anne Davidson, widow pays to buy them is Gibson « Red on Sunday. of the late Andrew Davidson Th Cross drug. store. Phone 230. I'he steambarge Navajo, arived deceased. 'whose. maiden name vas 7 Miss Roberta Graham left. Sunday | from. Montreal on Sunday with pack- Anne Fee, was born in Ireland seven for Montredl and Gel hejore: Tu we freight Trom Montreal ty-nine vears ago, coming to this [lUrHmg fo New York he has Nred Fhe : Stenmer Glenmount, wus gt She country with her family when a child. | " i ones tre ry dock on Sunday on her way from Fhe doce lre.. Devideon had beer, ¥ A Rass steedt : | Sydney to Fort William, with steel ailing for some weeks. She was a 3 rahiam, Ee : enlo R member of St. Andrew's Presbyterign tamed at Lake Ontario Fhe steamer Glenella was at the i "5 r church; where she was always a wil Park, last Fridav, 1 honor of Miss | ry d ck, Sunday. for a pilot, oh her * o 8 Be a it | Lue Gr ham, : pane, and Miss Hor | way from Fort William to Montreal, | alrs a 1¢S ® wi 5 A o 10 Smith's Falls { poi | mitted Six children, M Anne, a rigan Ith A { with grain | F. D. Miller and W. J. Watson ofl M. IT. company : Tug Mary P. Hall { e 5 g Ww } lo 1 { ome, Mrs. Elizabeth and Mr I the Man hou Stoufivill ore} irom: Montreal. with two barges, snd | cott, where interment wi ake place. I'he late Mr. Harper was an Oddiel- low | rails 9 3 & 8 & o 5 g : & 8 g 3 0 ¢ OOOO o) TT GAS rn ae bav points, to-day. Two Small Fires tort Fhe steambarge Hinckley took: two | - - RR In Sunda® morning at' 8.20 o'clock 3 it \ to-night, St. James' | hbaroes fre « SWOy <Q Late California Oranges |. mmr soni |b vis ue foi. 5 fmm Hares fom oe to Soere of on Fancy Shades of Lisle Thread and Lace | th i call do « bh « ) | of t a dav 1" MIUes wer tom awa, : j ih : of John Grant 126 Johnson trovt camel sharp. } with cargos of wood. 1 Ankles, in Light Blue, P ink, On C ae A new lot just in. They're excellent. |where a shed in-the rear of the build o ho ail 'umong Admiralty] rhe barre Twin Sisters, boing lisht- pagne and a few blacks in iha lot: 8 on ki Fhe : family were Group. Orebestra ang rel hments. | opod in the Galoups, floated off the Try a dozen. : Sa cmt hae 1and rt} - . : : I EE rocks, amd it is Jikely that it will be These are worth regularly 40c to 45c. the neighbors preven ss Phyllis Rew ittde run through the rapids in safety. I'ha firemen were qui uj piri, gave a well execis The steamer City of Montreal which | Pound Cake [Fh aroun a a Fei wolf shat |i we Re Gunn eres 4ptteiot |e othe roots gu dhe dead of the Yours To-morrow, ult rapids six wenks | X40 o'clock, cn Monday mo cool; she prom te nt o left the Sherry, Citr Suttana 4 Seed. : wavs at the Ogdensburg | Cherry, Citron, Suttana nd Seed , an alarm came in from box 42, | ceflent violinist. Gk be Bi Ba Ba ia o --- oe ~ A jhemr the . dar grounds, where aa A ol | stand. | C05t upwards of L000 to Fepair her C alr. R. H. TOYE, King St [ney at the reli poe of 1.6 Arm ior to night ave sot put and sta of SA, bo ar ASK FOR ASSISTANCE. amo mar Mayor oi Fernie, B.C. Writes Re | HUTTON, Fsa., | Got Passage To Kingston. ! I dhe JHE wats Bring sow Big Fire. nt, Canada li i ( pa apt. Robert: Melntyre waster ol lL itle and have filled free of Our city was wiped out by fire ; ge I | the camer "Turret. Court N elo charge at Gibson's Red Cross drug | six thousand people are homeless Wel : < . dition 1 x . < ) lit we | Poli . Ma gixtrate Cammy bell, store + Prone - 230 appeal to vou for relief | ni to' 8 y anybody. hut of lies, but, Plokses 0% ant eanhies Hf atharines, 'on Friday, fen : At the present tine. in case of a hire At noon to-day Mayor Ross received | a" ® is wise to Insure. © a oni [in actions 'brought by five o { to let any of the |the foregoing telegram from Mayor W. | there 1s no means ily, | . »_had been laid oli aid | who are out of the station know |W, Tuttle, of Fernie, B.C.. When ask A. McARTHUR | 68 at Port Dalhousie, wh that the fire is on. There is an alarm lod what would he done in regard to 18 Market stree was laid up e men © UH at the locomotive wks, and it could | matter Mayor Rose stated that he | HUTTON, Manag: month » wages 1¢. actin : be arranged that it would ring when-| would bring it before the city council | | missed It was ™ that 4 3 ever there was a 6 and one or Wo l,¢ jts special meeting this afternoon whistle would help { tin geoure Dasing I Ringsto {Toronto has already decided to do { W. Worth and E. Crelliar things very much, until the new cloek ! nate a sum for the sufferers, and no | [is installed | doubt Kingston will also fall in line. | Has Been Appealed | "Fresh on Monda Despatches received by the Whig to nviction against Mrs. Sharpe Conkey's Shoice i Rovalty at Gib day tell the terrible story of the dam- Mrs. [son's RK Cross drug store. + hone lage done by the fire 030. v sharp blasts of the 2! EnpERE | Wat Suits and Blouses 25 Per Cent. Off for Balance of Season. B 260060000000000000000000000000csnsssincesssra Stop A Minute LADIES' $2.00 OXFORDS AT $1.35 Made of Fine Dongola Kid, extension soles, patent tips, medium heels. A COMFORTABLE, STYLISH SHOE ALL SIZES. 2} to 7. $1.35. Ghe Joockett Shoe Store. morning Mc eficld, for an assault has been appealed » for trial at December A i 1 X | ustice | Quebec de < eo revolution in uy Col. Hunter an : 3 ung + 3h : rr Mexico. the | May Be Trouble For Followers of he insurreetior , J Venezuela, English suf Isaac Walton. $ 4 American Review of Reviews lox laminates the Olympic games Para PRPPEREP ERE NO SUNDAY FISHING. TH | lund, about 'two weeks ag at rs. | troubl E Sharp was fined 85 and costs fragettes. the eampaign agamst ah fi< reported that there may be | Thar) i : sinthe. change of ministry In lapan. | trouble at Sharbot Lake for ome olf tiiampl of if' ount Zeppelin, interna- | the followers of Isaac Walton. if they | MLA and | sontinue their sport on the Sabbath For The Old Boys. tional work of th . . | Special atgraction at the Ma i tudsi 3 di the immigrant It 1# reported that during the past | Mothers, we ask you to call and sea our Wash Suits and Blouses for the. Boys 8 | oJWecial mgactions a1 th Kt i. | tudving dud eidiee g its reported thal desing che post | for summer wear. : 3 ile show, 2,000 leet of e best mq have heen visiting at this popular re- | J pietures, goo Austirated sot ' and that they have complained | tbout the fishing done there on San- | A VERIT ABI E FE AST Th peas : day. and have intimated that there | ; - : 4 £34 2 . 3 will he tréuble if the practice is con- ~~ ,] 3 ; crease. | tinues The Whig was informed, to-| FOR MOTHERS. 1 x Show 2 Dee ease : day. that as a result of the dor 2 1, customs returns at the pot 5 vant} several proposed fis hing trips 0) } ag ot 1.822 : d as > § Sunday wee postponed, as the pe | . : | amc e o 4 . a decrease of ¢ a hel Blouses for Boys, 10 to 16 years. 7 | $2,688.42, fot the same month last | i ties did not care to bring on troubl | To & N13 ta A . Qt 'ona 1 2 y cat 4 : Wash Suits, fit boys 4 to years. gl : 5) | Flavored just right Splendid Lr Miss Gertrud nes, Alfred street | Sweetened just right knew vou would answer our tea and Harvey Jor loronto, have i Perfect in every way ®.0d coffee advts.. and we also know | i \ @ apm from ¢ : casant outing - sabstitates hat vou will' apprecigte the delicious 1 NGS ON'S I cht Tot 2 . Cape Breton, ni Bo dee mlity of hoth "Our Begt'! coffee ane] | Quebec, hrinzing with them a canno grocer i +f Mixture" tea old onlvin | at the svige of Louisburg lead foi packets, Henderson's gro 10 CENTS PER PACKAGE, MONT OEEITI TONGA EQES CROCE OOOORNARAR 1