Daily British Whig (1850), 17 Aug 1908, p. 1

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YEAR 75--NO. 192. KINGSTON, ONTARIO, MONDAY AUGUST. ol Fog 3908. =. THEMOB BUSY Sn ny, Two Nights Of Terror Scenes Of Violence mbes DEAD NUMBERED SIX -------- THERE ARE MANY INJURED-- SCORES FLEEING FOR LIFE. Race Riot Assault Upon Woman in' Springfield, Ill.--Mob-Terroriz- ed People--~Two Score of | Houses Burned. Springfield, Hl., Aug. J7.--Mrs. Earl | Hallam, wife "of a conductor on the | Springfield Consolidated Railway com- pany, was assaulted on Saturday night by & negro; who pulled her out | of bed and 'dragged her into the gar- | den back of the house. Mrs. Hallam was badly bruised about the neck and body. She was uncoiiscious for some time. Her husband did not get home from work until two hours later. Mrs. Hallam says she can identify "her as sailant. Five negroes were arrested qr suspicion, but none proved to be man. After slaughter the out by the governor nnd carly to-day, in restoring a blance of order and stopping the One thousand maiitiamen, including three companies from this city, and companies from Bloomington, Decatur, Peoria, Pekin and Pontiac troling the streets, and it that further will ed, ht state troops a nig ol riot, arson and were succeeded, gems are pa believe prevent- disorder be A | Quietness Restored. Springhed, ni, Aug. 17 Alter nights of terror and scenes of lence terrible enough to nerve the stoutest hearted, field now comparatively situation- is still tense, however, renewed outbreaks wioment. Tag vio th Spring I he and any the un % | shake el of is cal, feared at patrolling are Iroops are wreets and the city der martial law. Citizens warned to remain in their homes ane these who venture out on to the street must, pay the challenge of the patrols and sentries, The dead num- per 8ixX. "They ste: John Caldwell, shot in by military. J. M. Scott, shot Louis Johnston, seventeen shot during rioting Charles Hunter, hange« thot hy the mob during the riotin, Daniel Dunnig mutilated any by mob. { nide nuned neg Five pers They James Foley, H Seotd Frank vital parts Scores lg practically hav been | the stomach | during rioting, years old, | 1 i negro, 1nd gan, od gro, moh to "hanged by are likely Haves, Theodor shot I hom J In | more ons are : Ww and Bowe Delmaore, in other wo le with the Dunnig k a Flats ol on per 8€ oeived more, ious conflicts Daniel shot and night, hy the - "'Dunniga two blocks south of the The mob first set fire He cursed them. They then trampled his When the the leaders ns -- tied hanged and tre Ops Inly al on Satur d ghhorho state to his hot him body ro showed hig throat his neck Whn was day d, | capital home hve dowy the | S1gns | 1! and in street of life rope he infantry moh Hed Another to pu the corner slreets hiack from their their neg it around tree app « Ww wa to a cavalry | | negro, "identiliec 1 and hang of Saturday M capital Most Their of od d, 1 th Sixteen at n on helt the lives nig ny negroes to of. homes citie ha have aoarhy them all DAILY MEMORANDA. Hotel Dien Garden Nee Amusement Column Moving Picture Shows and ville. Remember Hotel Dieu and evening Kt. Jame Aug. 17th America stop ut Bijou Parade vrain An. IU sung by | to-morrow for the four Park Vaude Party Theatr very Benefit ern Princess Hospaal, this week Choir Mq =" ayy Gananoque Fheatre Russ "Martyrdom "Qi usira Edgar oon ve { to-night, | Steamer | carly. No onlight p.m Home an Of Fales Of Reading Summerby. King Good Fipperary 17th, In Canadian History. ~Fetge. Hunter was appointed | LR tennht Governor of Upper Canada 1859-~RBlondin walked a rope atross Niagara Falls 1860----~The Prince of Wales the gorge of the Saguenay. 1903 ---Fifth congress of Chambers Comanetree of the Enipire, under romp dency of Lord Brassey, opened Montreal. JOB DINNER SETS Look At The Snaps: short Aug. 1799 sailed "up the at These sets a few small pieces See them. one of each, $25.00 1¢ dare Come quick Only £19.50, ts for ! 14.00 4.00, Following a Negro's |: the | | called | fire, | itoher werk (Livermore "latre | a 1 | the | the ! lea, the have { pillaged, wrecked and burned by | rioters. Many of their number {been wounded. NEW YORK REPORT. Weakness Manifest in the Stock Market. New York, Aug. 17.--J. R. Burton {reports that the features of the week |were Mr. Bryan's speech of acceptance, fhe cut in the price of copper metal land the sharp decline in the stock market. Mr. Bryan's speech was ig- nored at first and Wall street sneered, declaring that it was without mar- ket influence. A more careful study {of the speech gave the big men in the lstreet a diferent idea, and they. saw fin it elements that make for votes. {This caused some of the big specula- [tors to throw over stock in large (blocks, "While this liquidation was fin progress the first announcement of a-cut in the price of copper metel was made. The result was that oth- jers with stocks to sell dumped, them (into the market and the sellers being {more numergus than the buyers prices SUFFERED INDIGNITIES. Frenchman Who Did Not Treatment Given. Montreal, Aug. /17.--Representa- Hives are on their way to the French overnment, the Frénch embassy, at After They Got Into West. | Washington, andSthe state department at Washington, setting forth the in- ern Metropolis. | digmities to-which p citizen of France, {Pierre Ynchauraga, was subjected by ' ) the United States immigration au- thorities in this ¢ity. He is a tra- veller for a French Cognac house HARVESTERS FROM THE MARITIME PROVINCES, TAMED DOWN = niin, ATEST EWS | 1 1 Despatches From Near And Distant P| Places. THE WORLD'S TIDINGS GIVEN IN THE BRIEFEST »OS- SIBLE FORM, Matters That Interest Everybody --Notes From All Over--Little of Everything Easily Read and Remembered, Toronto's population is now. report- ed as 250,000, Fremier Scott's majority, X and has been visiting Canada for vears, returning via. New York. Ow- jing to the strictness of the United States laws he was advised to ar- range with the authorities before pro- ceeding as the result of which he wag subjected to all the formalities of being herded up with a lot of im- migrants and put through all the tests and examinations, degpite the . (fact that he was merely passing in} through the country. 4 Trip of the '"Blue Noses" to the est--One Long Nightmare. of Disorder--Arrests Made + Winnipeg. Winnipeg, Aug. 17.--Harvesters' ex- cursions arrived in the city, Sunday in Sas- lat the end of the week were from {five to twenty points lower than on Monday. 'The heaviest were imade in the copper stocks, the sieel | issues and Missouri Pacific. The trad- ing on the New York Stock and Con- isolidated Stock Exchanges theavy; commission houses reported the | best business for several months, {There has been 5 steady' improvement, {in the iron and steel situation, with {ad buving by 'the railroads and structural companies Southern was decidedly stronger peculation in cotton attracted great of attention during The mew cotton hull leader | Livermore had the fight of his life his hands. With an indicated crgp more than + 14,000,000 the | rank and file of and | speculators ¢annot cotton should advange Mr Liver: like Theodore H. Price, . how- | contends that consumption | productions and cron as ge there will be a the season. was Livermore He had trader had looked very would R190 4 next day. At Livermore, by t options and forced up the price of cash Se. a bale and the August $2.10 a bale. "The week ended and his friends the losses was iron | | a deal thie { week, | lon of balés traders why cotton . Sep | wrices more, fever, has lontst ripped the lar as 'in- shortage During even if is dicated the week wor'd at the the that a the Qe- | 9 end of | it against to buy cotton For if broke and 2 of the huvine offer, much They one dav the end indicious cash cotton had every to time it traders ns | win. bale the of | \ughls ¢ cotton option | s * with win- ners. BETRAYED BY PICTURE. Sees on Canvas His Wife Xissed By Man. Aug. 17 pe wing in \n for Judapest aph the Buda action Hnyoree l its ther I'he manufacturer, watching 1 he 1 Ve wr kis The t, i which origin in a cinematoge Herr " Joachine Barrer, in the theatre living 'pictures | wife, who and petitioner, a ol his a garden a seri was be when recognized I sitting « by husband red that Ishad la arisi was in strange made the picture port ¢ a man inquiries, and taken | Herr there C dar- t summet a cure at rer's wife taking a time", taxed: she husband 1vorce PROVIDED IN WILL: HEIR TO MILLIONS BUT HAD POOR MEMORY. h confessed, eiving him, | result that an action for | the He w with and with has entered An Aged Pauper , Near to Wealth --But He Cannot 'Recall the Title of His-Grandiather. Wis, Aug. 17 the full name grandmother, is all that Mrs. Fy Lorenz, years, a pauper ported by the town of Ellington, an estate worth $50,000,000, according to report. According to Charles Ens Polar, Langlade a nephew of the aged great-great- randfather, name was Witthuhn, brewer, liv- ing in Penzlau, He had al brother, a whom . he quarrelled and who, he should the fortune * orden to prevent his brother or church from getting any his he provided in his. will that it children of the third | great-grandchildren. | children of the only one, the] youl t, is still living. She is Mr. | Frodetika Lorenz, the nonagenarian, now confined to the poarhouse. "The one thing that stands in the | way of securing her inheritance is the |! fact that none of not even old Mrs. Lorenz, can remember the L¥ first name of the ancestor who left, it to them under such peculiar condi- Inability | her stands Appleton, to remember of al aged | sup- | between ederika ninety-five a being and | county, woman, her whose last was a wealthy Prussia. with swore Mm eacher, never receive In | the { money, of | should go to the his thirteen but | generation, l'here were thisgd generation, the heirs, tions : 1 Music Hal' As Mormon "Temple." | Ang. 17 The Mormons | | dedicated as their new 'temple' South Tottenham, vesterday. a build ing which was orminally.- meant for a hall: The license for the latter forthcoming and the "Latter. | Saint is officially | their pietro- | London, m f musi wae not sect as phayv as the called, "took if over politan (headquarters. Lake On The "Mountain. Wadpesday steamer America makes a trip to this wonder of nature, leaving il a.m. giving' one hour there; home 6 pam, Only 50c, "see a ate waggon i 4 oN | You seldom | gency, | getting looking {the | the along ling {were dirty that |. Inightmare arrest i | {f.ower failing county, years. i business | and {lowed | hatioh of 8. katchewan, is now twelve, AO tenuers have been received Winnipeg s power debentures, heir garaie, the British leaaer, has sailed for Canada. hil. Bowyer, M.P.P., neat, denies that he intends to go into federal pol- tics. Sharpe, be €nrist Slates. Five workmen were killed by a pre- mature explosion of dynamiie at isen- son Mines, N.Y. Fire destroyed fifteen places of busi- ness and eight residences, at Gore bay, oan Saturday night. 'I'he . cemocratic, convention York state at N.Y., on September 15th. Regulations regarding schools have been issued tario education department, 1hiough eating sardines from a tin, five people in the home of Robert Brandon, Guelph, Ont., were sériously poiscned, : Some of the Tarks posing to depose the sultan place Lis younger brother thtone. David Stirton, lington 1857-18 years postmaster, ty-two. 'Hobart F. Atkinson," the oldest and one of the most prominent of Roches- ter's bankers, died on Friday, after a brief illness. Pertev Pasha, late commander of the Bagdad army corps, is likely to be appointed Turkish ambassador to Washingtdn. Four persons morning at four and six o tlock, and | a heavy trainload camg in at 11:15] {but a more peaceful out iy it would be | difficult to find. On the train were the riotous gang | who created so much disturbance {along the north shore, and prepara- tions were made to give them a warm reception, but it was not needed. Con- | stables were on hand in case of emer- but when the train pulled in to depot the gang filed off intent on | out of sight as quickly as pos-! for socialist " { the fanatic, who claimed to , has returned to the United | the sible. They comprised about The toughest outfit that ever pulled into | C.P.R. depot. The majority look- | ed as if the only water in sight along | route had been in the little lakes for New con enes Rochester, or improved by the On- the exception were in young are pro- and to on the of | oa so | M.P. for 'South Wes- and for many is dead, aged nine- JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES, known newspaper man who has been named for viecespresident at the In- dependence Par convention. the railway. Many were with- | out hats, collars ties, their cloth ~as torn and disheveled, and with of a couple of dozen, all! to a degree. Evidences of | the drunken orgies not lacking i and several black eyes were very much] sight. | Respectable passengers on the train | | had taken possession of a couple coaches, and had prevented the drunks | from molesting them. In these coach-| the women had been collected, that they had not been much disturbed, | | Well but all agreed that it was a trip long = to be remembered. It was a constant y drunken rackets and] LIKELY 23 FOR SCOTT. of fights. o Iwo of the gang were placed under on reaching Winnipeg. They were Charles McLean and "William | Gill,» both of Truro, N.S, The specific'| : : charge is hreaking indicators Song | Regina, Sask., Aug. 17.~The latest the railway. They were involved reports here learl sale to he con- trouble at Chalk river. ion] fident that the government has car- were wired from Fort William to have | ried at least twenty-two seats and| the depot closed at Winnipeg, so that| | probably twenty-three The returns others could be arrested Before they are coming in, slowly. The sure ve escaped into the city, but the instruc- | turns show eighteen liberals and thir- were not followed, and eight | teen conservatives, with four doubt- men wanted away clear. |fuls, probably liberals, two doubtfuls, mav be later. | probably conservatives, and three very contests, Weyburn, Moose- county and Saskatoon county. | | Some Still Doubtful--How They Are Conceded. were drowned in the Passaic river, near Newark, N.J., when a gasoline launch in which they were riding caught fire. Governor Curtis Guild, Jr., was op- erated on for appendicitis at the Charlesgate Hospital, Beston. The op- eration was prohounced successful. Redjeb Pasha, the new Turkish min- ister of war, died suddenly on Sun- day. Apoplexy is given as the cause of death, but poisoning is feared. Tony Pastor, the well-known theat- rical manager, reported as near death at his home at Elmhurst, L.I., is resting easier and believed to be out of immediate danger. The Pennsylvania Coal Company, one of the in the bituminous fields of Westeln Pennsylvania, has gone into the hands of a receiver. The Empress of : China arrived off Vancouver with cargo valued at million and a quarter dollars. narrowly escaped the disastrous phoon at Hong Kong. It is believed that the ernment, next will appoint a provincial - commission "of telephones | to be added to the present member ship of the railway commission. {he Greenland expedition which returned after two reports Mylius Erichsen, the ex- { two gompanions peris shed | 190% ions ther I'hey got picked uj : close Viz,, | jaw, The Late Patrick Walshe. Cape Vincent, N.Y., Aug. 14.--Pat- rick Walshe, aged and much spected resident of this village, vesterday, at bis late Broadway. He health several being due to old Walshe pvas born Irela®l, in Revenge Cn Humanity. Aug. 17. an re- | died, on in his Loliis Sevestré, aged forty-nine, shot himself in: Paris, yes terday. A letter found in his pocket explained that he had invented a per- fect aeroplane, but, as men had treat- ed him badly, he had resolved to re- venge . himself all at by dying with his secret, ESAS HE 15 DEAL entire | TOO * OLD TO BE ALIVE POLICY ON LIFE PAID. Paris, residence had been for months death M1 ag ¢. Coke mining aend bigge Wexford 1829, fifty in September resided here for over survived by his : Katharine B. Walshe L. Fitzgerald, both on had concerns He daughters, Mi and Mr Daniel of this plage. He and is a She ty- trade, his tailor the who a tailor hy he had followed {life, conducting the in 'this He Benes esteem was shop con- | | knew ! Fathe: of Mrs. Phil Sheridan In- formed By Insurance Company of His Official. Demise When He Passes 96. Washington, Aug. 17.--It quite shock for a man to be told that he | dead, as is proved in the case of Gen Daniel H. Rucker, a retired army of- ficer, the father of Mrs. Phil Sheridan At the age ninety-six, still enjoying imore health and vigor than most men half his age, the distinguished general has been officially informed by a life {insurance company that he is dead, |The policy which ho Yas fob years been carrving in the company has been cancelled and the insurance been paid. The insurance like American concerns of the kind, {its operations upon mortality { Under this em allllives are sup- posed to hav ended before the age of ninety-six'is reached. The company therefore wrote Gen. Rucker that hav-; {ing reached that age, "your are sup- posed to have died and your pelicy {will be settled just as though it had fallen due by reason of your demise." Berlin, Aug. 17.--An amusing expla-| This was the substance of the start- the hitch in constitutional [ling note which shocked the general, reform' in Mecklenburg is given by the and caused him to seek the local ve-| Volks Zeitung. It the grand | presentative "of the insurance com- uke wished to hgve special salutes, pany. The declaration that far as | like other sovereigns, when he travel-|the life insurance company con- led, but the * propricteyial,, representa- [cerned he is dead alarmed the civil tives refused to vote the cost. The jwar hero, and his daughters report grand duke has, therefore, decided to that be is greatly worried and too revert to the feudal system. {indisposed to discuss his statistical |de 'mise. "ht not. pleasant, you know, {a man to he reminded that he : . exceeded the limit prescribed by thei To New Hack Fantile, Brees Juated : Oo v bles," 'suid. Migs Rucker |Wu Tung ang, th Inese MmELer mountain climber, os Ehated hér Atvival any ay father draws the naturaljat Washington, as threatening Japan at _an altitude of 25,000 feet on Moun- inferefice' that he has lived longer, than | | with 'a United States-Chinese alliance! | tain Huascaran, the i which the: statistibal experts considesgdhe Yan | and 'an early evidence of the . real] is covered with perpetual snow. She is a right to five." of the United States navy." accompanied by 5 trained Alpine Gén. Rucher- attributes his tongs | Washington on the subject) climbers. Mountain N ek > pets vity to "the grace of Gou and a good | Mr. gave the lie to the paper lieved to be the highest peak 'in the constitution." « Until he rebched tlw CO YOF eonrse,"" he said, ©' nev- western hemisphere. | seventies he did. not object to a litth ler said that, cr anything like it." : tohacco now and then, neither was |- \ antinople newspapers pub- Monkeys As Artista. hea teetotaler. His mother lived to | | ihe Constar ie the A et iinen t Aug. 17+Prof. Hachet-Sou- ba eighty, but his father died young: | oramme. All laws and regulations the Natural History Museunt? or, amd his . grandfather - died when , iy compatible with the new regime, w an authority on animal comparatively young. Cen. Rucker | ha amended. The drmy %and navy and doclares that he has dis- was boen in New Jersey, April 24h | all government departments will be monkeys a pradisposition | 1812, and entered the army in 1887 | o roanized. Non- Mussulmans will be Pencils and paint brush: | being retired in 1882 with the rank of | elig ihle for military The best trem and in most brigadier and brevet major-gencral. relations wil Ibe cultivated with all in which an He made a disti record dur-+ - will saad 0 i} only enjoved f all village. and Ontario gov- session, To Tour Lakes. Aug. 17.=FKarl G to-day on the public Speedy for a river to the entirely | { | le Denmark work 1: re Ottawa, | Montreal department steamer up the St. Lawrence Lhe trip unofhcial and rey has vears, that and { i a { ip 151 plorg the sprow in Hon. Winston Swansea, many would great Naovamber, Churchill, speaking at the idea that Ger- | fight Great Britain for | her colonies. Nothing, he felt, could prevent Canada and Australia fulfil- ling their destinies. A charter has heen granted the In- ter-urban Flectric company. This company is taking over the defunct Stark svstem in out of Toronto, capitalization is at a millioy dol- 18 priv im ate o that himself route lakes. made familiarize MCE is excellency scouted with the St. and the great Canada. He Fort Wiiliam gnd Port can Le inland waterway visit the Arthur. his of AWC river i of g will Lawyers Punches Judge's Face. Pais, Aug. 17.--In the Aix couft, Satutday, the judge, M. Angelvin, de- cided to postpone the hearing of a libel until after ° the vacation, whereupon M. Juvenal, counsel for the plaintiff, declared that the judge's a tion was improper. A hot dispute fo and was cut short by M. Juve-| nal springing forward and punching the judge s nose. has other bases tables. company, la: Thirteen of the Garrison artillery and D.C.O. riflé of Vigtoria and Vancomver,-B.{'., wilk-take ' part iti the Ontario Rifle Assgeiation match- es, at commencing August ih. } | James case members ~Toronto, Sheehan hotel proprietor at | 8t. Louis, was struck on head with a | cleaver by hiscook De John. Then | Sheehan shot and killed De John, Then trouble arose over an insulting re- mark to Mrs. Sheehan, who urged De John to hurry the dinner. Coroner Craig, - Ottawa, is gating the rather sudden death Mr=. Olivia Gratton, Ottawa, |eighteen. Reeentlv she went away in the best of health. She was brought back 'unconscibus ten days ago and died last night. Whe blam- ing no one relatives have asked for has | 80 enquiry. Indignant Grand Duke. savs investi- of aged SO is is for Rhode Islander Beats All Records. Peru, Aug. 17~Miss Annie Peok, of Providence, :R.I., the Lira, of i Patis, rlet, of in Paris, psvohology, covered in {for real art. 8 were given to dnsos Shey tpead desig rested. against the Austria mijlitary autho- rities for injuries received in a duel, juries whieh crippled him for | Lake, Meet out from the shore. HIS LIFE FOR CAR TICKET. Ran Into Tube and Killed By Train. New Yotk, Aug. 17.--In an effort to escape. paying five cents for a ride in the subwidy a man believed to have been Edward J. Maher, was killed, Saturday, near Franklin strect, on the express track of the un round. Ae- cording to the story told by the ticket agent Maher 'darted past the ticket chopper without putting a tie ket in the box, and hurried to the end of the platform and dashed through the tube and disappeared in the darkness. Shortly after both tie- ket agent and the Chopper started on a segrch with lanterns for the missing man. © A short distance down the tube his mangied body was found. The ticket ot ag, James Devine, was ar- ' Kills Man Who Attempts To Rob. Chicago, Aug. 17.--Leonard Smith, alias William Fay, was shot and kill- el in an attempt to rob a West Madison street saloon. lt was broad daylight at the time and many peo- ple were on the street. Smith, ac companied by two companions, enter- ed the saloon and commanded Law- rence Mctirath, the bartender, to hold up his hands. McGrath shot Smith in the ahdomen. The two were ar Smuggled Opium. Spokane, Wash., Aug. Rawlance, known under a half score of aliases from British Columbia to Mexico, and from Puget Sound to the Dakotas," is undei arrest in Spokane, charged with smuggling opiam into this country from Victoria. He was located here by Stuart Nutter, in- spector of customs at Danville, Wash., who followed Rawlance through Al- berta, British Columbia, Washington, Idaho and Oregon. Ep---------- Damages For Dueling Wounds. Vienna, "Aug. 17.--Lieutenant Wil- helm Sidorowiez ig claiming damages 17.--J. ordered received life, list - he by which, fight was He to in- and with says, he his colonel, retired was placed the a pension. on Made'A Record. Spokane, Wash.,, Aug. 17.--Biscuits made from flour, of which the plump heads grain nodded lazily in the morning surf twenty-two minutes. he- fore, is a performance recorded = at Waitsburg, Wash., south of Spokane. tt is beliaved to hea 'world's record. Chamberlain's Condition. Birmingham, Aug. 17.-- Joseph Chamberlain, who has returned from Valascure, looks well, 'but is unable to walk without assistance. A great improvement will have to take place hefore he can hope to have any share in political life again. Monopoly For Women Doctors. Paris, Aug. 17.--As women of the Mussulman faith are averse to apply- ing to French. doctors for treatment, the governor-general of Algeria bas decided to place at their disposal gra- Witously a stall of doetors of their own sex QUITE K PHENOMENA PEOPLE MYSTIFIED OVER DARKNESS, Rancher in Washington State Discovers Remarkable Pherioni- enon Which Keeps Scientists Busy. Spokane, Wash., Aug. 17.--Robert Fulton, a rancher living near Har- | rington, Wash. fifty-two miles south | west of Spokane, reports onc of the most remarkable phenomena that hay ever mystified the people of Lincoln | county, in the discovery of Swamp | which as dark as night twenty-four hours of the day and one day after another. The air is perfect ly dey, but from ten to twenty-five de- grees cooler than in the sunshine. Ful- ton recently ' travelled with a two- horse team along the shore of the Jake, and was in utter darkness for three-quarters of a mile. He thought it was a fog, and, as the horses did not take fright, he did not; become alarmed, but his litle daughter was overawed and cried loudly. The dark- covers the lake, which is a vast amp and extends from 50 tp 100 Many theories have been advanced by students of natural phenomena and experts, bit the majority of people who visited the | lake returned nonplussed and mysti-| fied. All the natural conditions ap- pear +0 be normal, except that it is dark, when there is light all around. Ss | | | ! now 1 ' Foreign Troops In Pekin. London, Aug. ~The Times eorres- pondent at kin 4 says that one of the missions abroad of Tang-Snao-Yi, vice-president of 'the, board of foreign affairs. is to request the withdrawal of | the foreign progps from Pekin. The { correspandent adds that whatever the European powers may decide in the matter the Chinese expect that the United States will accede to their re- quest. Killing A Mummy. Milan, Aug. 17.=Some time a wootlén hox contdining human mains fell into the hands of the lice at Milan, and a metchant ' and his brother were arrested on the suspicion 'that they had committed a murder. 'The identity of the victim remained a mystery until the other day, when an antiquary wrote to re- claim his Fgyptian - mummy, which had gone apttay on the railway. ago re- po- Lea | "Phone, 677." od the nders storms. Toesiey, fsb west to northwest wiads, fine , ing slightly nig A Good Opportunity For mothers to dress their girls with up-to-date materi: 'als for school opening at half and less than half the regular prices. The maiteri- als are of this season's buy- ing. Dainty little checks, stripes and over-plaids brown, navy and black, on ligh* grounds, also shepherd checks. Materials that will wear well and wash well. Prices were 50¢. to $1.25. of Yours To-Morrow HALF PRICE Come and come early. They won't last long. SALES FOR CASH. MARRIED. Wi HT Wonp, At 5% fia: Wright Wood Cressy HUNTER Aug ath, '1908, Ernest W. O'Neal Methodist Episcopul W. Houston, B.Sc. son of the Inte Kev, Houston erly of Kingston, to Miss Sarah Hunter, daughter of Mp. and Henry, Hunter, Kingston, Ont. Cressy, Picton, Aug Mie on to tie HOUSTON In Chicago, noon, by 1 Pastor Church Tabor, avid low form | oF Mrs. DIED. At Brockville Bishop, in BISHOP .-- William year. REEVES. --At General Hospital, Aug, 12th, 1908, Daniel Rees Funeral took "place Aug. 14th, from resis dence of his brother-in-1 Dn, 4. Young GILMOUR In Aug. 14th, his sixty-ninth on 15th; our, Kingston, on Aug 1908, Joseph Chester M. Gi infant son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Gilmour, 28 Rideau St., aged months. Funeral took: place this muorning. ROBER Ea) 7 Places 'street, Summer Drinks. stower's Lime Juices, Stower"s Lithe Juice Cordial, Bose"s Lime Juice, Raspberry Vinegar, Fruit Als Gurd"s T » Gurd's Soda Water, ,.. Gurd"s Caledonia Water, Imported Ginger Ale, Imported Ginger Beer, "Radnor Water. Jas. Redden & Go, IMPORTERS OF "FINE CHOC SEALER & PICKLE bbe. for quarts, 20c. for Pickle FR ee" "Tour; »

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