y 7 tL rn 1 \roughly, or a hundred square milk HOLL a rs ee. ea VF » #4 Asked London, Aug. 31.--The Standard's Rome correspondent sas that the Dutch government has opened parlers to ascertain what diplomatic or other assistance Maly will render her in connection with the dispute with Venezuela. The correspondent adds that similar steps will be taken with London and Berhin. "It would not be safe to say that Great Britain will not take some ac- tion to assist Holland in her present dispute with President Castro, of Vinezuela, as there is ag yet no tell ing what turn this matter may take," anid an official of the foreign office, when questioned about the -despatch fro Rome, setting forth that the Iuropean powers were in communica: tion with each other on this sub- iect and that there had been some formal: peferences tog Venezuela between the British and American diplomatic representatives. No decision, how- pour- GIRL HEIRESS, KITCHEN Gets $61,000 From Estate of ; Charles P. Fair. Shenandoah, Ia., Aug. 31.--Miss Lil- linn Smith, a kitchen girl in a board- ing house, has' fallen heir to por- tion of 'the estate of 'the late Charles P. Fair, of California, who was killed in an automobile accident in Paris several years ago. The first intima tion of = her. inheritance reachxl her when her father, Frank Smith, of La mor, Mo., came to Shepandoah with the news and a portion of 'he money Miss Smith's inheritaflce will amount to $61,000, while her father gets $200,000 of the estate. The girl will not = be of age until Beptember 13th of this year. May Lease Gillies' Limbs. Toronto, Aung. 3L--It is believed in well-informed circles that the govern- adoption of the leasing system in con nection with the Gillies limits, the terra incognith of the Cobalt miner. There are still prospectors who be lieve they knew good things in the limits if they were only permitted to use their knowledge, but they are keeping quiet in the meanfime The limits measure ten miles -hy ten mn fabu to this tract, all. The leasing of is believed lously rich das it would no doubt lead to great nctivity in its borders, rim First Nighter's Enthusiasm. rlin, Aug. Ih While the unfor tunate Desdemona was being strangled last 'night, during a 'performance © "Othello," nt" g-theatre. in Lubeck,- a man rose: in the pit, his face purple with rage and aimed a Othello. After he had been he explained that he had come to the theatre for the first in his life and was possessed of too chivalrous a woman murdered be revolver disarmed timi to see a spirit fore his eyes. ---------------------- Finest pickling per Joe. Whole mixed pickling spice, per W., vinegar, Pure ground spices, per lb. Mullin's grocery. Earl Minto has the Stony Creek soldiers' monument subscribed DAILY MEMORANDA. Macdonald Park to-nigh Committee, 3.830 p Band in City Property Tuesday, America among the 1s LO-MOrrow Roller Rink 14th Band in attendance See Amusement Uolumn for thé fou Moving Picture Shows and Park Vaude ville. Steamer 2.30 p.m opens Wednesday Aug. 31st, In Canadian History. 1661--~Baron BP' Avaugour took Governor of Canada 1842 --FPdward Hanlan Stephenson jn a tWo-iile tor 1897 wet in 1 900 signed his Brunswick, 19045+The Synod of Nova od the Ven. Dr Clare 1 Ww deacon of Ont Bishop of of England 1904 --Eleven collision on the pear Richmond, Ny sculless' rae ito The British Medical Montreal The Hon position H. R. Emmerson 1 as Premier - of Scotia ¢ ario "the Ch were K He Trunk persons Grand Que. AND . ASKS AID ' Britain's Attitude in Dispute With prin = Venezuela," *. Can Support Holland Without Being Accused a "of Bullying a Little State---France to Give Dutch a Lift. thf 800, be, | at} gallon, | 3Cec., at | £5 to] office as 2. fim defeated Charles | INK Assobiation | © -- ever, the Rome despatch said, had yet been reached as to what action would be taken. Great Britain is in much the position as the United States, the foreign office official went on. She has many grievances against President Castro, but she "is reluctant to take action now that, a smaller power is likely to bring him Jo account, Great Jrithin feels she can support Holland without being accused of bullying a little state, which probably would he | the case if she acted individually. same + Holland Wants French Aid. Paris, . Aug 31.--~The Netherlands goverhment has asked France, through the French minister at The Hague, whether it would be possible for | France to co-operate with Holland in the present difficulty with Venezuela, | KINGSTON, kat Te -- | A \ PEACE OF EUROPE. - Ald Is Not in Danger Says Kaiser Wilhelm. quet here yesterday. He said: rejoice to be able to declare my deep- est wish that the peace of Europe 1s not in danger. Ht rests on too solid foundation to be easily upset by the incitements and calumnies provoked by envious and evilly disposed indivi- duals. In the first pldce firm security rests, in the conscience of princes and statesmen who know and feel that they are responsible to God for the [ies and property of the peoples entrusted to their care. Moreover, it is the wish and desire of the people themselves, to live peacefully and tranquilly in magnificent achievements and progress, Finally peace is about guranteed by our forces on sea and land by the German nation in arms. Proud of the manly discipline and love of honor of her armed forees, Germany is determined to keep them at her level without menace to oth- ers, and to develop her own inter- ests favoring none and injuring none." May Get A Peerage. London, Aug. 31.--The Throne con- tains an article headed "Lord Aste which discusses the probability of Wil- liam Waldorf Astor being raised to the peerage in the not distant future. "There has been, however, no sign of a change in the King's strong anti- pathy against the elder Astor, which dates back three or four years, Big Fire In New Orleans. New Orleans, Aug. 31,--Fire, yester- France responded that she would can: sider the question and she now has | the matter under advisement. NAPANEE WEDDING. Miss Ola Vanalstine Married to | H. Hogle. | Aug. 31.--A pretty wed- solemnized on Saturday evening at mine o'clock at the resi- dence of Henry Vanalstine, Palace Read. when his daughter, Miss Ola, was united in marriage to Henry Hogle, Odessa. Rev. H. Emsley tied the nuptial- knot in the presence of about sixty guests. The bride was daintily gowned in white organdie, trimmed with valenciennes lace and insertion. She was assisted by her cousin, Miss Sarah Valalstine, who wore white with touches of pink] and carried pink onrnations. The | bride's bouquet was white roses. The | Mr.. Donaldson, = of | Master Beverly | Thompson, fiephew of the bride, and son'of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Thomp- Napanee, was Page of honor an carried a badket and lent an added charm to the occa- After ceremony the guests sat down to a sumptuous wedding supe per, after which a couple oi hours | were spent in happy intercourse "The. | new ly-wedded couple left on the 'GIS | R. midnight train for a honeymoon Niagara Falls, and western points { I'he presents were numerous and | {very elegant, testifying to the high ! esteem in which the bride is held by | numerous friends After th honevmoon,. Mr. and Mrs. Hogle wil { reside near Odessa, the groom is a prosperous young farmer. Clarence Madill, Montreal, is ing his holidays in town with his pa- rents. Yesterday was "decoration day the LO.O.F. In the morning graves of brother Oddfellows in Western cemetery were visited and | flowers © placed upon their graves. In| the afternoon, Riverside cemetery was | visited and a like ceremony periorm- | lod. Rev. W. H. Emsley, 'addressed the athering and made some appropriate | nd interesting remarks. The after-| noon was very warm and a very large gathering to withess the ceremony. Napanee, ding was invited groowsman was Odessa. - Little sion. { Toronto other | wr where spend. with | the | assembled The Invention Worked Well. Aug. \31.--The adaptability | gad engihé to ship pro- shown in | London, | of the suction | pulsion has been staikingly experiments with the obsolete -war- | {whip Prattler which was driven with « | 550 horsepower engine, making eleven | | knots an hour on the Clyde at a cost six cents a ton per mile, Slack burned used ---- Stole The Contents In Stone. | TIschl. Aug. 31.--Emperor Franeis { Joseph, on Saturday laid the "Oun- dation stone of a hospital in memory lof the late Empress Elizabeth. Dur- the night the foundation stone was removed from its setting containing the impérial signed of was | nel was rasket | records and the customary coins | stolen. There is mo trace of the thief. ------ The Count Improving. Poliana, = Russian, Aug. 31. Count Leo Tolstoi is improving lowly from recent illness. | pain Sn his leg has ceased, hut he can- vet leave his room. The governor Tula has forbidden the Tw muni- to celebrate Tolstoi's birth- Yasnaya his * not | of JOB DINNER SETS _--c = cipality REDS ' . | Back To Qil Lamps. 3}. --The Thetford, Aug. having failed 1 | London, council, Norfolk, town i; white sweet peas| as fuel and neither ad and: the | was | The any for alleged importation of aliens who day afternoon, swept over pertions of three blocks in the commercial centre destroying large numbers of buildings, magufacturipg plants and small stores. Loss about $1,500,000, . Seventy persons have lost their lives in, the floods in Georgia and South Carolina St. Petersburg, Aug. 31.--The kaiser | made a remarkable speech at a ban-) ; "1 | went an operation recently for a blood HIS BLOOD SAVED HER. Gives Blood to Save Wife Certain Death. Guelph, Ont., Aug. 31.--Mrs. Alexan- McKeenan, Paisley, who under- From disease, is progressing favorably, and her case is being watched with inter est by medical men. £0 The operation was the last resort to save the patient's life. She was re moved to the general hospital, and an artery in her arm was opened. A sim- ilar artery was opened in the arm of her husband and the two arms bound together. The blood of the husband was gradually infused into the véins of thé suffering wife, and" improve- ment in her condition was at once perceptible. GIRL'S STRANGE SUICIDE. Couldn't Become a Nun, Seo Drowns Herself. Grand Bend, Ont., Aug. 31.--~Brood- ing because she could not become a nun is given as the reason for the suicide of Alvena Germotts,. danghter of Benjamin Germotte, whose body was fougpd floating in the river here. She iy attended the convent and greatly desired to take the veil, but i was refused by reason of ill-health. | At a second application she was again refused. She had been acting strangely for | two days previous to her disappear- ance. The body was wrapped in a { sheet and a Bible tied to the wrist. William Barker, one of Sidney's pioneer residents, passed away, on Friday, at his late residence, at Bay- side,» at the advanced age of seventy- | four years, from the eflects of the in- firmities of old age. ¢ nvitations have been issued by Dr. and Mrs, McCallum for the marriage of © their caughter, Clara Louise, to John McNeill Forbes, B.Sc., Montreal. The ceremony will take place on Sep- | tember 3rd. EXHORTER EXPOSED Confronted by Woman and Child He Wronged. A Stirring Episode in a Mission in St. Lowis--- "Here 81.<John N. Hutch- crowd of speni Mission at Ne. St. Louis, Aug. erson stood before a tents in the Union at [1920 Franklin avenue, exhorting those | fant. who had sinned: te come forward, lay their blirden of sin at his feet, con fess their waywardness and be given, A slehder girl-woman burst through the ddot and started down the aisle toward the gray-haired man, who stood with uplifted arms inviting all who had sinned to bring their: burden forward, His eyes were closed and he did not see the young woman, nor did he hear. "Here is your little burden of sing' sin Jdor- is: Your Little Burden of Sin" She Said." by NEN the repentant to come forward. A {wail came from the bundle she laid at | his feet. It was. the wail of an in- VN The man dropped his arms and looks ed at the bundle on the floor with {eyes from which the light of ecstasyy had fled. Terror had taken its place. "Here is your child," the woman said. "You would pot support it. | cannot support it amy longer." The meeting up without others coming"to the front, and ~ the baby was leit on the floor until -a motherly woman pushed through the crowd and picked it up. Hutcherson later admitted he broke any was the she said to the man who had invited the father of the child. . PITH OF THE NEWS. The Very Latest Culléd From All Over The World. At St. Petersburg, Prince Tarkhanof, the celebrated physiologist and biolo gist, is dead In a year Y 000 in his Telegr St. John, N.B. Tramps caused £30,000 damage by fire to the Strathcona Coal company at Moncton, N\B Canadian Pacific an action against the company under the alien labor law John Greer, aged lof Peterboro, was fatally injured {explosion of gasoline. In obedience to Governor Forts in MeKape lott $130, aph-Times deal at strikers will seventeen vears, by City were closed on Sunday | Cheese boards--Ilroquois, {tawa, 12¢.: Picton, [2iec.; tville, Que., 118c. to 113c | Robert rner, Upton, | fifty-six, hanged himself in { His brother found him: Athletes to whom pure oxygen 12}e.; Ot Victoria- P.El, aged a barn in a test at Huntingdon Bay, L.I {company Hal of eight million quarters at Toronto. "CPR {ing steps 10 proveec {to take their places. | The Toronto World says Sir Rich- ard Cartwright is out of the federal Island Yacht Club, at the Frontenac . treal, 1: enter | | structions, all 'the saloons at Atlantic administered made remarkable records | els, | Port William, It crvades No. 1. North- | The Lake Superior Gold and Copper : has been formed with a capi- dollars and head- & strikers are said to be tak- sixty years against the com- |heaten into unconsciousness by a man |ri hand-bag, containing, | liam BE. Annis, at Bayside, L.1.; wants [4# have the insanity plea cancelled {and to have his case tried on its mer- ite alone, Saturday's nominations : Liberal, Peel, E. GG. Graham; Glengarry, J. A' McMillian. Conservative, Brant, J P. Nunan: North Essex, 0. E. Flem- ming, K.C. i, At Dever, Me., Herbert Woodbury, | an hotelkeeper, awaiting trial for the | alleged murder of his wife, commit | ted suicide by cutting his throat with a razor while being shaved. | At Winnipeg, to show. his confidence | in his . own fender, Mr. Jenkins, of Toronto, inventor of: the Jenkins fen- der. threw himself in front of a swift- lv moving ear without warning. The fender picked him up safely. The Chicago, Milwaukee and | Paul railway has obtained an option [on the site of F. MH. Heaps & Co's. mill, Vancouver, B.C., on the east end | water-front, extending half mile, for | three-quarters of a gillion dollars. Rev. Mr. Hall of Otterburn, Man., |a town thirty miles south of Winni-| | peg, had 1.00 écres in wheat. He St. was | has completed threshing 30,000 bush- | wheel he sells at 81.10 delivery which ern. While on a visit to the grave of her daughter in Woodland--cemetery, Phil- fadelphia, Mrs. Henrietta Hancker, old, was attacked and took her 810, and escaped. The aonual ball the Thousand of cabinet and is smeking to organize an! fH tel on Friday night, was -charae- | independent liberal party. {| The' body David J. ol by the Knights of Pythias. New Daurpuche, was cremated by his own will, and the 'g + ashes were cast into the Detroit river | bowns and the presence of the terized by the glitter of hundreds of thousands of dollars jewels, the costly 400 of the Thousand Island society. The sheen of worth of magni- | ONTARIO, MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1908, wd 7 £ = Masked Men Hold . 54 £ Montreal, Aug. 31.--At the point of revolvers a band of masked men early on Saturday, morning held up the caretaker of the Banque Provinciale at Ste. Eustache, dynamited the safe of the bank, and took from it $12,000. It is plain from the story of their exploits that they are professional bank robbers of the nerviest kind and their tracks are believed to be well covered. The robbery occurred at hali-past one. Two men entered thé bank and covered the caretaker with their wea- ipons, while they operated on the safe. Three others meanwhile kept watch outside. Several citizens of Ste. Rustache saw the men shortly before they finished their job, but were un- able to do anything. Owing to the darkness the Eustache people have been unable give any" valuable description of Ste. to the ot - DOG DAY ROMANCE. Not Likely That Sir Richard Will Go Out, ~ The statement set afloat regarding the retirement of Sir Richard Cart- wright, through eompulsion, from the federal cabinet, ig looked on here as a fairy taie. Should he step out it will be of his own desire. Sir Richard is in Ottawa bat will be back in Kingston on Tuesday. In conversa- tions with personal friends he has not suggested any cabinet troubles, and has not expressed any . opposi- tion t6 the government's policies. He has been in Ottawa for the purpose of taking phrt in the cabinet' busi- ness. His relations with his col- leagues is harmonious and Sir Wil frid Laurier has been and is still his constant and abiding friend. The fairy tales set afloat are regarded here as dog day romances. ! Guite Absurd. d CMRETTWHID' ST WPERIAT TT correspo at Ottawa wires : "Sir Wilfrid jer, to-day, described as absurd the stories « circulated" that he hit had friction with Sir Richard Cartwright. The rumor that the minister of trade and commerce is about to leave the ministry, and that his successor will be Hon. Clifford Sifton, who will come in as minister of trade and com merce and immigration.' Laur- was Band In The Park. By permission of Lieut.-(ol. Kent and officers of the 14th' Regiment, V W. O. Rifles, the band will play the i ; om following 'programme, under the direc- tion of Watson H. Walker, bandmas- ter, in Macdonald Park, this evening, commencing at eight o'clock : March-- 'Soldiers And Sweethearts' Hall Overture--' "Tancred) Rossini Concert Waltz--'"La Nauveaute" Harris. Intermezzo--"Ivanhoe' Van Alstyne, Selections-- "Our Soldiers'" .. Moore Spanish Serenadi-- 'La Paloma' Yeadier March-- 'Bean Olub Musings" . Eno Medley Walle--' Take Your Girl Te The Ball Game' Coban Two Step-- Field And Fore Albert Regimental March. God Save [The King Death Of A. W. Burtch. Ofi Sunday morning, a well-known resident of Kingston passed away, in the person of Albert W. Burtch, Division street. The late Mr. Burtch had been ill about three months from tuberculosis He was born 'in New York about fiity-threg years ago, but had lived nearly all his life in this city He was well known throughout the district as a travel ling salesman, and afterwards as a market gardener. He was a member of Cooke's Presbyterian church. His sorrowing wife has the sympathy of a large circle of friends in her trouble. for A Painful Accident. Alwin Murray, the young. son Frederick Murray, Alfred street, was the victim of a painful accident on Saturday eyening He was riding a bicycle up the street when the front shpped and he was thrown to the ground.' His leit of hea ily was badly injured. i Dr. Woods" and upon | found that his | knocked = out at the elbow. The | wounded member was put back in { plage and the young lad will be all it in & few days. xamination ft was leit arm was Baseball On Sunday. | Eastern Jesgue--Baltimore, 9: Mon- Providence, 4-6; Rochester, 3-3. . | American league--Cleveland, 9; De- { troit, 1. National league--Chicago, York, 1. Brooklyn. 2; St. Leuis, | Cincinnati, 3; Boston, 0. 2: New 0. | Get Away With $12,000 From Quebec "vt «+ Caretaker and Villagers ave 151 | arm | He was taken to | Bank ¥ In Neroy a 5 ny Up Office men at work, who were so heavily masked that nothing could be seen of their features. The caretaker is who is also postmaster of the the post office, town hall and being all in the same building. : The booty was all in the form wf cash and promptly negotiable securi- ties, the rohbors making no efiort to take away cheques and other assets, When they left the bank a umber of citizens attempted to follow them, but they threatened to shoet anyone who came within range and none of |g . PS the citizens being armed, no attempt 4 h : was made to interfere with them. MERC AND Two men have been arrested on sus- 4 Ipicion in the woods of St. Martin, ah ! and are being held until Binette can sdf i 8 24 . identify them. The caretaker had a | good opportunity of observing the men as they kept him under cover of their guns for nearly twenty minutes. Joseph Binette, town, bank Greets yon store TO-DAY after another is crisp new goods for full and winter, and none attracts more universal atwwetion from the Ladies' than our Trimming Department Upon entering our One department just filled wih THE SPORT REVIEW. Interesting News From the Var { ious Sporting Fields. | The playing of ringers is causing all kinds oi trouble in the C.L.A. The Royal Caledonians of 'Seotland have invited seven rinks of Canadian curlers to Scotland this winter. That was a game of baseball, Aruly --Croydon, 22; Roblin, 21. The ad- joining county takes the medal. Even its Montreal friends are turn- ing on the federation as thé result of Leslie Boyd's protest against Long- boat. Z.. 1i the New York Natiomals get back home in" the lead the grounds will he too small to hold the crowd that will greet them. The present castern trip has been a hoodoo to the Cleveland: elub. During the last at home series the Naps play- ed rings around everything. together with a great Rn The fans in Pittshurg are knockers Bin a, a diag ile Ep SR Ley Wagner gete knocked ps badly as any | of them. New York Giants, who now Nationa! Baseball League, expect to win the championship in a walk. if] they play Detroit for the champion-| ship of the world (he receipts will be enormous. It is scarcely two years since the | New York Nationals paid $10.000 to | St. Lows for Shay and Shannon, and | neither is now with the Giants. Shan nag is with Pittsbarg and Shay is on | the Pacific const. . New Westminster themselves lacrosse Jritish Columbia for another i What *a joke it would be should Van couver, Maple Leafs or Victoria off with the Minto cup aiter all trouble Royal City twelve had in getting the silverware out the Rockies. Better than ever, larger ever, that's saying pt too much. We ver # : ed such a ramge of than Fit not ef 1 re novelties Beautiful Trimmings In Appliques; ~Ingerticns, Gal Bandings, Motiv op eel, in pid White and Black. Smart Suit Braids All the new desirable novelties In Crochet Plauen, Oriental and Guipure Effects, Fdgings, Fig tions, Medallions, ete, i Don't Fail to See I'he beautiful handmade Trim mings and Lace. Every picce clusively ours, and in many yours, as there is but enough to rim one gown . lead the] gale oX- WE INVITE INSPECTION, already champions consider of | vear. | romp the | has past § the MARINE NEWS. TT amen BORN. BUTLER. --At Gananoque, Mr. and Mrs. David Butler .~In Kingston, Aug. 28th, 1908 fo Mr. and . Mrs." Charles fweo, 2i1 Sydenham St, a son. as 25th, to a son What is Found About Aug. Wharves. The schooner Bertha Kalkins clear ed, to-day, for Oswego. * | 'The schooner Ford River is | Richardsons' loading feldspar The schooner Suliel was here Sunday: on her way to load coal. 3 |. The schooner Winnie Wing is laid | or0emcmb rg, . up for a short time, and.is undergo | . «REON t Beaver |ing some repairs ' [a dake ry Fix a Et a ad The steamba Eim Tree, Kennebed og at the STIRK« WEAGANT Yark oh the 'rom down Ave, 20th, HarryB. surk, Gratant M. T. Co's wharf: The i varker Ohl ln | Canadian arrived from Chicago 5,000 bushéls of wheat: the tug son cleared for Montreal, grain barged. Swift's : Steamer Dundurn, Sunday; steamer Caspian, down and { up, Sunday; steamer Aletha, from bay | points; steamer Ridean Queen, Jot {Ottawa this morning. the at AT MARRIED, 5 =? HAYCOCK On March 15th ite, Miss "A daugh to ter of Mr. and Mrs, Land to Daniel R. Hayecock, North over Oswepo, terson penitentiary the Rideau steamer | with} = Emer . three | McAFEE.--At Tamworth Fdyth lal » daughter Mrs. R. | McAfee months BURTCH 190% three with aged eighteen down ston Burtch, In King Albert W. years "uneral sefvices rogidence, 451 ot to-day FERNS. --In Kingston, Aug. 31st, 1008N Jane Catherine, eider daughter of the ate Alexander J, Ferns, aged eighty. tWo Years Funeral to-morrow, (Tuesday) alternoen at two o'clock from A. I. Loscobe's, 289 Brock street: OBERT J. REID. Aug aged 20th, nity late 2.50 were held hid Division at Sta aL Major Lafferty"s Successor. Tt is said that the successor to Maj. F. D. Laflerty as stafi adjutant | at the Royal Military College will be Capt. H. A. Kaulbach, of the Royal Lancaster Regiment, assistant superin- tendent gymmasia, Belfa¥t, Ireland, Capt. Kaulbach is a Canadian, a na- tive of Nova Scotia, and graduate: from the Royal Military College in | 1899. No . official announcement has | ; yet heen made, but it i= andee-too! | PUP Spices and that Capt. Kaulbach is the man. v ." Yinegars When =o ' ickle: ¢' Gate ote, ho | Catsup, only the best ingredients. It pays -- I ° Is In Fine Health. i T. L. Snook, the well-known lawyer, i has written #0 his friends state that | York, pro- in the news- died on affair was of the most Brilliant | in years. | ~The steamer | At Massena, N.Y.. Samuel Osier. of |cursions from Thousand Island points | j the Lornwall Internationals, after re-|to Kingston on Tuesday, Tharsday Packing company's plant at Potters- jeeaving. two ieloy: blows, retaliated and Saturday of this week. That will i ry y lon George Ellis, hitting Lim on the|end the season's excursions from is- | to come to terms with. the local gas George P. Rowell, one | company, has decided to substitute | minent for many years {oil lamps for gas in the streets of [paper advertising business, the Friday night at Maine, Fire broke ont in the Canadian he is enjoying «very much his stay.atd Long Branch, Cal. He is 'in good | health and the climate is just right | for him. He is able to walk several | miles without even becoming tired. | This is a remarkably good showing | America' will run ex- in tae end. We guarantee our * Spices and Vinegars Look At The Snaps: These sets are, short a few town, See them. Come quick; Only ---- . Typewriter de Luxe. one of each, $25.00 16.00 14.50 * 14.00, 31.00. 9.00. 8.78. Sets 108 bmw -$19.504 small pieces. | | | | »etersburg, Aug. 31.--A silver with keys of mother made for the Em i St. typew riter, { pearl, has been | press of Russia, to type all her personal { dence. | correspon- of Allen Winter, winter of the Read- | ville Derby, "the richest purse ever | hung up for trotting horses, has re- fused an offer of $40,000 for the ani- mal. whose latest hobby is | M. H. Reardon, Indianapolis, owner | burg. The whole plant was practical Stod- di- at Loss $150,000. William W. her hushand for married in 1843 Ont., and kly destroyed. "At, Chicago, dart has sued voree. They ("oakstown, 11902, 350,000 damages agau i for libelous statements {vines for alleged respecting the financial affairs of ihe i | World. | separated in | head and knocking him out, in a la- crosse match. He was unconscious for a few minutes, and in the evening a constable escorted trate's office while a docjor examined Osier was not detain. {FIlis' injuries. rT ' . ., 'ed. The Vancouver World issued a writ { the pro- A sudden death occurred at Bishop's Mills, Wednesday, when William Me- Leland, flour and feed merchant, ex- Capt. Peter C. Hains, who shot Wil-pired, the result of paralytic stroke. ~ Osier to' a magis- | | {and points. |" The young men who were with {James Birmingham, the young man who was drowned at Kingston Mills {on Sunday, returned to their own town this morning. > | The steamer Aletha brought quite a | number: of soliers to the dity to- day to entér camp. Most of the men {came from Figion and Deseronto. { The G. N.°W. telegra company [has opened an office a camp, #ith Roy Terrault as operator. . . * 3 - | for Mr. Snook, who is over eighty 2 "i to be Absautely Pare EF) n fp Patrick Culhane, Deseronto, aged sixty years, was ; on Friday, while fishing. Mr: Culhane was in he act of 1 ing the anch rboard - /