) PAGE ElGHY, BIEES IESE AE 54 weasrenes SHOW ROOMS; } 107 PRINCESS ST. i | drowned in Jamaica Bay | | John McKay Fur Hous, . KINGSTON. ELH HEHE 44444404 Solid Silver For The Brides. % Our stock of largest in the Solid Silver is the city and recent shipments have added materially to it. We mnke every effort to please our patrons and anything desired notdon hand, can be sup pid quickly. Relish Dishes Dishes Bon Sugar useful Tea Sets, Ramikin Bon Dishes, Cream and Sets and many other | things. . | 'Trays, Entree Flat uh | Table best | of the of Our patterns choice Ware -are the makers | Falls, [alk | pected for | was prematurely "has arrived at ! line j THES, EDITION PITH OF THE NEWS. The Very Latest Culled From All Over The World. A gang of bold tifieves is reported | {to be operating in Elgin county. Arthur Brook, Listowel, died from he effects of a dose of sulphuric acd, aken by mistake. 3 man, supposed to be Norman Me- , Fernie, was cut to pieces by a wo near Ridout. Mrs. Richard Radermacher, Brook- lyn, and her two children, were on Tuesday ~ | night. A widespread - political conspiracy, lincluding plans to murder Lord Minto fand other high officials, has been re: vealed in India. A large balloon, landed about one mile' below the G.T.R. steel arch bridge, Niagara on the American side. y W. E. Phillips, London, succeeds Prof. Hunt, as musical director of Albert College and organist of Bridge street church, Belleville, Ont. John W. Greener, Buffalo, N.Y., leged to have been assaulted by fot H. Madigan, president of the Niagara Racing Association, died on Tuesday morning. Keir Hardie, ber of parliament, was met by members and Labour Council and pendent Labour party. James S. Sherman will deliver his first campaign speech outside of New York state, at a meeting under the auspices of the Hamilton Club, at Chi- cago, on September 28th. . Hardy Bell, chairman of the mechanics' strike committee, that the men contemplate against' the railway management violation of the alien labor law. The Countess Szecheny, who was Miss Gladys Vanderbilt seriously Vienna. An infant, not ex more than two months, born on Tuesday. Canadian steamer Neepawah Detroit, in tow of the tug Ottawa of the Reid Sarnia was taken to Great Lakes plant where will be with three men, the English labor mem- is in Hamilton. He of the Trades 'the Inde- C.P.R. denies an action for is at The big and Engineering she | docked. Spangenberg } JEWELLER, Issuer of Marriage Licenses. Gillett Razor Blades oxygen | agara The are | hort, In Thomas The explosion of a cylinder of at the plant of the United and Chemical company, Ni- Falls, N.Y., on luesday, killed John Clifford and completely wrecked the building The Ottawa station, at Tuesday, ax wires Are known, save that his family escaped. Mistaken for a racoon, Daniel Mew-- Mount Denis, north-west of West Foronto, received a full charge of shot the eyes, face and neck from a twelve bore shot gun in the hands of Armstrong Oxygen and New Crister, was $2,000 down York railway, burned, on damage done. and no. details the agent and Timmerman i HEAD GUT. SHER] MRS. E. H. "ASSELSTINE RE. CEIVED A BAD FALL While Walking in Portsmouth-- She Tripped and Fell on the .Sidewalk--A Big Cut on the Head Resulted. : i About ten o'clock on Tuesday morn- ing Mrs. E. H, Asselstine, Ports- mouth, was the victim,of a very pain- ful accident and as a result is now lying at the general hospital in a serious condition. Mrs. Asselstine was walking down the street in the village when she missed Fer footing and fell heavily to the ground, strik- ing her head on the edge of the board walk. She was rendered uncon- scious by the force of the blow. Per- sons who witnessed the accident at once hurried to the scene and raised the unfortunate woman from the walk. The blood was running freely from a deep wound in her scalp and it was thought better to remove hero the hospital. James Reid's ambylance was summoned and the patient was brought to the city. Upon examination it was found that a terrible scalp wound had been in flicted, fifteen stitches being required to draw the flesh together. Other bruises weré found on her arms and shoulders but none were very serious except the one on the head. At two o'clock Mrs. Asselstine was resting easily. This is the second bad fall which has caused serious results that Mrs. Asselstine has suffered in a' very short time. Only a few months ago she fell down the cellar stairs in her home and fractured four pf her ribs and reetived other iniuries that took some time to heal. Her many friends in the village and in the city were very sorry to hear of her" injury and hope to her around again soon; see MUST OBEY THE COURT. Summonses Issued Must Not Be Ignored. Summonses issued for police court, must, not be ignored. If they are, trouble is sure to follow. A well known citizen who was wanted to |i give evidence at the police court this morning, found this out to his |] sorrow, when he was placed under ar- rest and locked up in a cell. Disobey- ing court summons is a very serious matter. The case had to be postponed Just because this witness was not on hand to give evidence. After the court adjourned, Magistrate Farrell issued a warrant, and Constables Bateson and were not very long in rounding up the offender. : In the police court yesterday, was a similar A citizen summoned, charged with a violation of a city by-law. He failed to answer to his name, and he was locked up. His excuse was that he understood attendance at there case in Joronte. +--Miss Katie Doyle days. spending a few d at. { Bay. L : Mis, Frederick Reid, Earl street, iting in the city, and Mrs. Charles Pickering are visit- iting her lands, to Amherst Island, to-day, the funeral of a relative. her youngest daughter, New York, after a cation with his family at Stella. Orchard street, Toronto, Tuesday morning, gersoll. ket agent, Carmel and Margaret Telgmann, have left Teachers' To-night ture on tists." Dickson have returned from a. pleas- was | ant near er, H. has ThE ar a Movements Of The Peorle--What They "Are Sayin~ And Doing. Mrs. E. Moore is visiting her son at Ingersoll, 3 ev. Father McWilliams is visiting returned from Montreal, to-day, Miss Eva McCluskey, Chesterville, is visiting friends i in the city. Miss Davidson is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. Chamberlain, Ottawa. ot "Con" Millah ived home . from Rochester to-day after visiting friends. William Roberts, Division street, is atlending the Toronto fair, for a few and Mrs. Mr. John Suthérland are at Alexandria left this morning for Gananoque to visit friends. Charles Visger, left, via the'steamer Kingston for Toronto, on his way to the Cobalt. Mrs. Leight, daughter and son, vis- have returned home to Bufialo. Canon Grqut was in Lyn, on Sun- day, taking duty for Rev. T. Austip- Smith, who is ill, Mr- and Mrs. William Pickering, Sr., ing at Kaladar. Mrs. Percy Murray, Ottawa, is vis- , Mrs, William New- . Donaldsan, wi Portsmouth, went to attend Mrs. Thomas Beatty, Hamilton, and are spending their vacation in Kingston. G. R. Shibley, M.A, Ottawa, is in the city, spending his vacation, with his parents on Albert street. James T. Sutherland -has very pleasant leit for va- Mr. George W. Maxam, left this morning for Toronto to spend the next fortnight. Mrs. E. Booth, Alfred street, and rs. G. Booth, William street, left for yesterday, to spend a week. Dennison, Portsmouth, left, on a two aveeks' Toronto and In- and Mis. S. N. visit to friends in ameron, agent at Parham s filling the place of John Welch, tic- K. & 'P. station, while the is at camp. Besha Lawrence C atter Miss J. and nieces, Misse: for Toronta,: torday, after visit- ing friends) in the city for a month. Prof, Ceeil Lavell is addressing the Association at St. Thomas. he gives an illustrated Jec- "Venice And Her Great Ar- Dr. and Mrs. Knox and Dr. C. W. at Roche-Fundo camp, with Dr. Knox's broth- outing Ottawa, Knox. / Miss May 7 street, returned home after . a pleasant Harris, Cherry And Struck' the Ground With Awful Impact--He Was a West Imlian--The Succession Duties For August. Toronto, Sept. 1.--Hugh ercaeo, a West Indian, peed twenty-five, fell from a window. in the Empire building shortly before noon; to-day, and was instantly killed. He was employed by Stewart & Mortimer, manufacturers' agents, as a boa r. - He was looking out of a window over a Jane and either lost his balance or became faint. A fellow-employee, C. J. Fine, saw him fall and dried to catch his feet, but was too late. Demerceao was instantly killed and the bedy badly shattered by the heavy impact after the long fall. In the month of August, succession duties received by the provincial gov- ernment' totalled $275,808, including $142,981 from the Hendrie estate and $106,242 from the Dyment estate. In the first seven months of the year the gregate of succession duties totalled $05 50,000, as compared with $733,000 in the same period" last year. NEW YORK STOCKS. Prices Furnished B+ J. P. Bickell "& €o., (per W, Hector H. Hume), September 1st. Stocks, Opening. Close. Amalgamated Copper ... Amer. Loco. com. Am. Sugar. Refint. Co. Am. Smitg. & Refin. Co. Am. Car. Foundry Anaconda Min. Co. Atches. Top. & St. Balti. & Ohio Brooklyn Rapid Neo. +a Canadian Pac. ex-d. 3 p.c. hes. & Ohio. ..... ... + soe C. M, & St, Cons. Gas, ar Col. Fuel & Iron Di . s + North Ry., a & Sl com... Louisville & Nashville ... Missouri Pacific... ...... ... N. /¥. Central tne Common ... ... ... ... Erie 1st , Pid. ... . N. Y. Ontario & West... Northern Pacific... -- Penn. R. R. Reading ...... Rock Island Southern Ry., com. Southern Pacific S. 'Steel, com. U. 8. Steel, pref. Union Pac., com. Westinghouse 1114 1634 78 CHICAGO PRICES. All our New. Wools have arrived, and the stock is now' complete, and the best time to get any shade or kind you want, We barely quote a few shades : : Single Berlin Wool In White, Black, Cardinal, Blue, Green, Pink, Grey and Yellow. ; Double Berlin Wool In White, Black, Grey, Green, Red, -Yel- and Brown, Shetland Wool In shades Blue, Grey, White, Pink, Yel- low, Brown and Black, visit to-her brother, W: J. Harris, of Geneva, N.Y., also friends in Syra: cuse and Rochester, N.Y. William Allen, of Wolfe Island, un- derwent a most successful operation at the Hotel Dieu, and it is expected that he will bé able to return home Sept. Ist. Opening. Close. 9. P64 99) has for William Rosen, Syracuse, N.Y., sued Jacob -Swarz, asking $2,000 slander. Both men deal in junk, and on one occasion, Mr. Rosen claims, Mr. Swarz gave him a line of talk which was worse than junk. ' that Wednesday wis the day set for the trial. To-day's offender made the excuse that his wife was ill, and that he could not attend. However, he gave the court no intimation of this. The best way in all cases is this, Baldwin's Beehive Wool In shades Cardinal, Grey, Light and Dark Blue, Black and White; all four ply. Wheat. December May Corn. Dee ember Sharpened and Made As pood as new for 673 oy 25¢. Package Special attention paid to Safety Razors of all kinds. -------- A. Mitchell, 1) \RDWARE. A HINT TO SHAVERS We are now -melling a Safety Razo which is fully guaran hs FOR 25 CENTS. Get one and try ity STRAC HAN Ww. SAVED ROYALTY Thrown Under An Automobile. Sept. 1.--Particulars of an accident to Crown Prince and the Crown Prin to Metz, have cart forced awhere the un Who Were Berlin, automobile Friederich Wilhelm 8, during their leaked out A princess' motor turned over The ufiered no injury, but were to get from under the machine ufitil peasants came to their ance The crown prince handed over a. sum of money for the benefit of the of that section. | | visit hay to a ditch, occupants of oes mst the it car able assist peor Chance Of Recovery. Ont., Sept. 1.--The that John Southon, others, was burned at steel plant, yesterday afternoon, & mighty cauldron burst, dropping ten tons of molten metal to the floor, has a fighting chances of recovery. The | afficials of the company cannot under the aegident occurred. They | shy thei® was no water in the bot tom of the cauldron at the time. CONDENSED For A Delightful Sail. America's tour Thursday, 2.3 Dk doc | Hamilton, tors say with five who, the | when dtand how Take the steamer the Thousand Islands, pon. Supper on board sol fiers in camp," Blanto, pipe clay, button brushes. chamois and ammonia. Sold in Kingston at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. "Phone | 29. SH. H. Melville, italist, had the with a varriage accident in Quebec, and had ane broken "Keeps contents hot for twenty four hours." Thermos bottles. Quart size | only 85.50, . at Gibson's Red (i Drug Store. Both United Commerce and Labor ited States Secretary Wilson will participate in the political | ¢hmpaign. +The immigration department, wa, is receiving applications for farm help in the immediate vicinity of Ot- "For the American to meet Sunday | his arms | an cap- | misfortane on of oss Secretary of Strans, and Un- Agriculture | States of Otta- tawa, "Will keep in camp." seidlitz' pow ders in tin boxes.. Sold in at Gibson's Red Cross Drug 'hone 230, : - Ca. to floods South Carolina, stantly on | Judge | self by { man | nings Bryan, | tie | business | are | coln, and there is work in Ontario. | Kingston | Store. | sand An appeal for public contributions relieve suffering caused by recent in Georgia and North and is issued by the New York state branch of the American National Red Cross Society. After running down and almost in- killing eighteen-months-old Falcone ln the wheels of his truck at West Laurel and Fulton streets, Syracuse, N.Y., on Monday, an unknown cartman made his scape. At Fenelon troit "weuths Antonia good Falls, Ont., two De- are in. custody, charged with stabbing two Fenelon Falls young men, 8S. Nicholas and J. Barry, the result of a fight which took place while the Detroiters out walking with a coaple of girls A fatal accident happened to John Miller, in the Ottawa G.T.R. vards, Tuesday morning. The man was a foreman and while inspecting a train at a crossing, was run over. His skull was fractured and both feet cut off. At Manzanilla, in a street duel, on Sunday night, which was the outcome af a politieal quarrel, Manuel. Elias, editor of the Conservative El Vigi- lante, was shot, and killed by Manuel Estrada, editor of the liberal paper, El Reporter, and also liberal candi- date for ssmaln. were cong SUING FOR DIVORCE. Eight Two Cent Stamps Was On,y Support. | Detroit, Mich., Sept. 1.--Mrs. Sadie A. Stewart, of No. I'welfth street, | a divorce from John G Stewart, with whom she has lived thirty-six years They woman told Brooke that she no support from her husband for eral years and had provided for her giving music and painting les- sons, keeping boarders dnd selling pi- anos and real estate She said her husband had ill-treated her and had only given her eight two cent postage stamps in several years IRS is seeking sev- A COMING. EVENT. ---- s Son to Wed a Girl. Wis., Sept. 1 ment of Miss Helen Ber- X ter of Alexander Berger, a prominent miller and Board of Trade of this city, and William Jen- ir., son of the democra- presidential candidate, is admit- Mr. Berger, returned Jrom trip to Colorado and braska. Miss Berger and her at present visiting friends Neb. It is said the may not take place for Totiger. Milwaukee The mar- ted by in Lin- wedding | ol Tigers To Be Arrested. Detroit, Mich., Sept. 1 were issued in the police court against Manager Hugh Jennings, of the troit- American League baseball, | and the ten members of the {participated in Sunday's {Bennett Park, with Cleveland, ling them 'with: playing Sunday, contrary - [case is be ing instituted as a test game the law Thursday, September 3rd. America tours the Thou- | Steamer 2.30 p.m. Home early. Islands, D0¢, had received | about a year | {the | [large number of passengers from Alex- |andria fo. » city this season. a {land | mothe r {$081: ~Warrants | Come {gains at Carnovsky's De: |: club | team who | Al | rhoyusand Islands, charg | baseball on | The { ing reported to schools. eavly Leod obey the court, and then there will be no trouble. Some people have a great dislike for police court proceed- 5, and do not like the idea of go- into the court, but the law must obeyed. be RE-OPENING OF SCHOOLS. oe Jane morning, from Scholars Back at Their « Studies Again, The Collegiate Institute and public schools re-opened * this morning, and |. the scholars are back at their studies for another term, The attendance is be very large at all the School children found it rath- er hard to turte out for school this morning, after two months' vaca- tion. Books placed away on the shelf had to be pulled out again, and there great stir in some of the homes this morning, when prepara- tions were made for school. > Two members of the teaching Miss McLeod of Const) school, Miss © Chown, of the Collegiate staff did not report for their classe Ss. Miss Chown is away in the North-West, and report says that she will not re- turn, to the city for two months. The board of education will have to furn- ish a teacher to fill her place. Miss Me expected to report shortly a was a staff, and is Baseball On Tuesday. Baltimore, 5: Proviaunee, ster, 2-1. Boston, 7; Wash 1-2; New Chicago, 7: Mont Jer astern League real, 1. Buffalo, 3; sey City, 7-2; Roche American League ington, J. Philadelphia, York, 0-1. St. Louis, 4; Detroit, 3. National Louis, 0. 0 2; St, "Chicago, Cincinnati, League Pittsburg, 5; Unsettled Weather. September the through its autumnal equinox, Prof. Irl Hicks warns us that this particular season will be attended by usual equinoctial storms. Unset- tled weather. will be general and elec- tric storms will be experienced. Two More Trips. America brought earth passes and During The - steamer a Bay and intermediate points to-day Only two -more excursions will be run from river points to the tt -- Inland Revenue Collections. Collections on account of excise In- Reyenue, division of Kingston, for August : Spirits, 35,442.50; malt, tobacco and cigars, #2 852.4K; vinegar, $405.04; other coliections, | 827. Total collections, $9708.02, Peaches And Plums. cents a basket taken off price of over- night for: bar- Ten {all baskets that we earry early in the morning Via The Narrow Channels. steamer America tours the 30 p.m. Hc. Thursday, SEL aa Customs Import Duties. The local customs import duties for | August amounted to $14,104.93. "Thermos bottles" keep hot liquide at the end of the week. Miss Mass. , King wall, © where mite is badly on on from Nominingue. Sloan, was Notre James the Miss M. E. Newman, district nurse, wicester, Mass., Elson Wheeler and! Elizabeth Wheeler, Worcester, | visiting H. W. Newman, 271] street west, returned home, to- lady, via Cape Vincent. | The, funeral of the late Miss | Ferns, who died on Monday | took place this afternoon | her late residence, 239 - Brock street. Funeral services 'were a lucted at St. George's cathedral by | Canon Starr. { - ---- { Injured By Dynamite. { Cornwall, Ont., Sept 1.--Alexander | Adams, son of John Adams, of Corn- has arrived in a badly battered | from Nominingue, Que., was badly injured in a dyna- explosion last Friday. His. face burned. The accident came bout through a premature explosion Chisholm & McLennan's contract the C.P.R., about fifteen miles Alired Gerrard, of blown to pieces. He and family. Samuel from Boston, Mass, and 'was taken "to Montreal. was ondition he Lachute, was leaves a widow a negro, hurt, Hospital, of Oshawa, but escaped unhurt. badly Dame Simonds, party, Local Victorian Nursing. Miss Blanche M. Hurse, local Vie- torian nurse, reports that during Au she attended nineteen cases, . of six were Methodists, five Ro- Catholics, five Avglican, one Presbyterian, one" Baptist ane....one Salvationist. She made about 217 ang average of seven a day. nurse reports that there was a lot of sickness during August. acknowledges flowers from Mrs. Walkem and drugs from the A second nurse could easily be engaged, as there is much work to be done, but at present the finances of the local branch of the Victorian order are scarcely sufficient to pay two nurses. gust which man visits, The quite She J. B general hospital. Flowers On The Casket. The casket, containing: the remdins of the late Miss Ferns, was covered with flowers from dear friends. There' were cut flowers from Miss Spangen- berg, Mrs. F. Strange, Mrs.. Campbell Steapde, Mrs. Norton-Taylof, Mrs. (Lgnon) Grout and St. George's ca- thedral, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Robert- gon, cross; Mrs. Moore, sheaf = of stocks; Mr. and Mrs. A. E. M. Los- combe, wreath of white asters; Miss Grier, sheaf pink and white asters; Miss Edith Pense, spray pink and white roses. © Auto Races At The Bijou. The world's famous automobile races recently held at Dieppe, France, will be shown at the Bijou, Wednesday and Thursday. Last vear's races, shown at the Bijou will be remembered as one of the most sensational films ever seen in Kimrston. A report was circulated in the city, to-day, that a young man, employed in & bank in a northern town, had gone away with $1,500. The story could not be. confirmed up to the hour of going to press, A wise man doesn' t lie--neither does Quart size Red ( sot | hot, or cold liquids cold. {only 85.50, at Gibson's Drug Store, "Phone 230, he all all the drath tie knows. There is no cure prescribed in the in jo | a i Li closed' strong. Crop Outlook. Broomhall cables that wet weather { continues throughout the United King- | dom and consequently retards har- vesting. A cable from France, early to-day, states that there is still much uncer- | tainty regarding the size of crop. Rains interfering with harvesting in northern districts of Germany. Roumania Jeports movement of new wheat fairly' liberal and indications | point to a continuance of same. Russia reports latest estimates in- dicate that exportable wheat surplus likely equal that of last year. Pros- pects for corn are most favorahle but crop is late, Denmark reports complaints being made regarding crop outlook. September wheat is quoted at 97c. in Chicago. - INCIDENTS OF THE DAY, Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up By Reporters On Their Rounds. Ask to see Thermos pottles at (iib- son's Red Cross Drag Store, ur 'phone som to they low some have neck is worth a hard cold girls to have people know pretty short sleeve and shirtwaist. . The steamyacht Castanet {rought about 150 passengers from Alexandria Bay and intermediate point? to-day Michael Hogan, the man summoned to appear to-day as a witness in the hide case, was taken iff charge by P. C. Timmerman and brought to the station. He will be in safe keeping until the case comes up for trial. Z "Benson and Hedges' tobacco and cigarettes are gold in Kingston at Gib- son's Red Cross Drug Stére. Phone 230. A drunken man came near being run over by the depot car this morning at the corner of Queen and Ragot streets. The car. was coming at' a fairly good rate of speed when the drunk deliberately walked in front of it. Only the prompt action. of the motor man in stopping the car saved cold for tl the man's live. 'Keeps contents Pe " Thermos bottles. Quart ae, at Gibson's Red €ross Drug "Phone 230. - It 50, Store. Removed To Prison. orisoners were 'to-day removed jail to Central Pri- son to serve, their sentence af six months. Raymond Smith, the vour man senienced™ by Magistrate -Farrell for 'being a frequenter of a disorderly house, and Thomas Ewart, sentenced by Col. Hunter to six months for assault, were the two men removed. Two from the. county .New Turnkey Appointed. Pertram Patterson, Harrowsmith, the newly appointed turnkey at the county jail, arrived on Tuesday . to commence his duties. He had his first job. When, in company with Col, Hun- ter, je removed two prisoners to. the outef . station on. their way to To- rontp to serve terms in Central pri- son. '"Matry a bright woman for sue- cess dnd a prétty one for. happiness," observés a student lof human nature. doses hooks for a mean disposition, ¢ And be a bigamist 2 Not us ! Andalusian Wool Baldwin's Free Beehive Wool In shades White, Black, Blue and Cardinal. In shades White, Black, Blue and Cardinal. Shetland Floss Joaidlaw's Unbreakable Yarn In many pretty shades White, Blue, Pink, Mauve and Pearl Grey. The best make of Children's Hosiery. Every skein labeled in shades White, Black, Grey and Car- dinal. 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