AS A AAA Nb FUE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7. "1904. ---- Otker competitors | Portugal and Amer- mn were ica. THE SPORT REVIEW: SRL J ud Hamilton sprinter, will very el THE GREATEST RACE EVER| | ably come to reside in Ottawa after SAILED second place. from China, Kerr, Heys fill pe | ealth Never Fails to Regtore) in Gray Hair to itsNatural | Color and Beauty. | No matter how long ithas been gray orfaded. Promotes a luxuriant growth of healthy hair. Stops its falling out, and positively removes Dan- | = Keeps hair soft and glossy. Re- * fuse all substitutes. 23% times as much | n $1.00 as 50c. size. is Not a Dye. under 0.A A.C. colors. Toronto Globe--It is iterening that the Whirl of the R.C the final race at a on Cunningham's Saturday, this being the first of the { series that she did win. | Toronto sailed her, so one might ex- { pect something of her. Mr. Jarvis | would sail a soup plate with a match j for a mast if there was any element 1 i of sport in it Guelph Mercury--On the Kathleen commenced to round {in 1879, the Guelph lacrosse players | J1 and 50c. bottles, at drug ists | at the of that sensations] ] Were defeated at Orangeville in the Send 2 for free book ** The Care of the Hair. ' {run home with the Crescent, of Water | longest and hardest game they ever # Philo Hay Spec, Co., Newark, N. J. Mr. Cunningham order | Played. Play started at half past tvo Hay's Harfina Soap cures Pimples, orow to hau in the sails When | 8nd did not finish until after seven 'd, rough and chapped bands, and all skin dis. o clock. Guelph won the tirst vam. in the tiller down hard, the Kath- | I eases. Keeps skin fine and soft. 25¢ drugeists, 8 ville Bend 2c for free honk "The Cure oi thn Eris || did not respond, but ran eleven minutes, while Orangeville got line with the iib full and | the pext three in twenty-one minn nne 1 Ah . Jas. B. Meleod. the shaking. The Tater of | minutes and two hours and ™ 1 | twenty-one -- [mame } i fifteen minutes. was that the: main cheot At Elmira, N.Y., on Monday, Eug- fainted, and was lying on | ene Tremblay of Montreal and Phin When the order to haul | Gould of Corning, N.Y., wrestled two Skipper ( unningham hours and five minutes on a draw for round the Kathleen with | the lightweight championship of Amer- | and got he the 1 jea. Neither men secured a fall. Trem- nick of time, i ham | : to Kingston Harbor Was That of | Saturday, When Kathleen Beat Crescent--Henry Long Yachting Career. Henry Kathleen, buoy note won It mn of yacht mistake Cune the the home w no sham that rounding turday, did and cross a af tor on Sa immediately about the finish line not some Dominion Day, HOY close town, gave the | to ms | he put ery alony the the MID mad ter had deck givin in was hal to the rud- Just up | der SUMMER | 5 over line | blay, the titleholder, was on the] | offetisive during the entire time, | Gould being on the mat all of the time with the exception of about five | minutes. Cunning ha on an ama ra Special Reductions Fur- CITY AND VICINITY. - niture, Carpets, Curtains, &ec. {Another Case Of Blood Poisoning. in paring his corns with Foolish when cure Persisted a razor. is so Extractorf Use Putnam's only-- the best --guaranteed and painless. Refrigerat 1,000 Islands-Rochester. North King and Caspian leave for Thousand Island points {daily, except Monday, at 10.15 a.m and for Bay of Quinte ports and Ro- chester, at pm. J. P. Hanley agent, Steamers 5 Passed The Examination. Miss Bessie Chapman, pupil of | Gertrude Craig, has successfully the junior theory examination l'oronto Conservatory, in har- counterpoint and history, first-class honors each Miss © of 25 of the Hamm se Se | mohy, curing only 50¢ in sub- Parlor Suites " Great Many Fishing. that fishing tackle demand these days, in fact dealer out all he had, and in a new supply. This would that there are a great fishing. The fishery that more licenses have ne than this time last year, mn § Dealers say is one vot to CUNNINGHAM reat Yachtsman HENRY Over 50 to select from sold JO n best Rugs Carpets Curtair Linoleum show th nv cen- | out } (IE ational Oileloth, all reduced in sympathy with ime sal n ken out ('rescont | Ihe fir avout ie] | capsized wh a 1 the irday was and this sale. that between Kathleen Sat If You Washed Your Glasses. You couldn' t make them any clean than we do. After each time class is used at our 15 set aside to be washed with hot! rinsed, dried and polished. Our purity itself, and we insist that the glasses shall be as clean and | inviting as the soda. Wade's drug | was : store, : by the late Police | Strange. 'The Garfield and | were two of the old boats | | A ggod time to buy and save money : ailed ithleen, out ii and thos I ri ever K shi a the harbor during a aboard had to swim { squall hor and sailed noted King Phillips, r Ane | to built | hoa PHONE 99. YOURS, T. F. Harrison Co. | water, ston | { the - Méxnuider fintshed second boat he built Zitella, Magistrate the Emma a soda is and' ther the ! vachtsman, in the we and ald owned Fell Out Of The Boat. afternoon, a party coming over from Barriefield, skiff, just at the time of the accident lat the Cataraqui bridge, and in get [ting out of -the boat, one of the wo- {men had the misfortune to tumble into » 'water. "She wag in dan as willing hands soon pulled her opponent |into the boat, but she suffered a rath- hots ili jer cold bath, Yesterday was handled in a After ne 1 whin of SOOM that faster he famous arly half century vacht | Mi Cunningha est. H Foronto, i 500 Smyrna Rugs wa |: Mats. a ( he a tarday m hi admits of he at Whirl ; than the hirl " Aemiliu a vhf with vet the hi thre rates Kathleer Kath - no great twice, | ger, Jarvis 'on as cane hetter a Miss Shaw's Pupils. Shaw's pupils - successful Conservatory of Music ox Intermediate piano, jun: first henors, prim harmony honors, Miss hte junior counterpoint, Jennie Montgomery; junior piand, primary rudiments and har Miss Mabel McAuley: junior honors, Miss Edna Lake: jun to piano, Miss Hazel Browne; jun piano, Miss Kathleen Simmons: [ primary rudiments, Miss Francis John- "ton. cent ti the ailed in hi than the Cr ays Miss l'oronto laminations history, at last My ha vacht Cre greates send t he wwainst race ranke as and lon i Cadiningham or jior class ary | Wig Miss honors, ol King f-mony, Forofitos | hiano Rugs $30 for from according to Rugs, $3.50 $1 and $1.25. rooms a eed on] many to $: Hearth Door Mats honors, Beat Whirl Chiriva, Whirl, of the cruise in two races Whirl, thi Chiriya rhe the ton t summer These Jefented for living fame on both Also some bar ton Velvet serviceable , being the sides. are very rooms three time onee on Ki zains in Wij Chaumor 2 oe n Rugs 8 hes hotten 107 in mn r, vid aga | ior i I'he newly rigged ton 0 1 Ay howeve cason and A Fine Folder. Dominion Cartridge issued a very attractive "Startled," showing head" ducks rising above the rushes rounds the bend in It unusually and the experienced feast The | colering is very true An { opportunity like the scene would be welcomed | especially if he used Dominion shells. [The se popular shells are fast taking [lirst place with the sportsman hunter, condition than a yea $20 Rugs, $18 $1 for $15 for $13.50 ouch R- McFaul's Water Kingston | | | | | tl was welcomed in Whirl cap conte club ren hould I'he | treal; has | folder entitled . [flock of "red for | . : floet | consternation Line hunter ep Rugs Co., Mon ston anxiou win the the Kir town t Toronto boa in as his real- matter o take a George rae duck boat. [istic scene, | hunter will 18 an one his might romain eves on throughout. one in the by any hunter-- Carpet Warehouse. The Fiterna E i bin Notes Sporting fialo go won the Wimble anada tent plate at htmen omplaining rans Wedding In Crosby. Wednesday pretty at the home Crosby, "on the oceasion her eldest Bert. Quincey, are Frenchman taken a Ban ter at s ground | = | (in ALS RR. Very he {held [North marriage Moore, having 30th, was Larkins, ot daughter, evening, June house wedeing of Mrs, Saturday Marathon Japan Zealand was Now athlete of to the 1Lalista { Rochester. Moore, his arm, She was batiste, | Edm: und | leaning on hat confronts the 'clock 7 1 0 clock. earner and the salaried is : "How can I manage to to meet all my living ex- penses and save a little from month to month od likely to dc by wage man dressed a elegantly lin white anc carried uet of white lj jes fsis ster of the bride, { maid, and Clarence | sin, as best man | the company repaired room, where full justice [an ample repast.- Then f1ovable evening © was spent. bride the recipient of {beautiful and costly presents, {ing the esteem in which she {The happy couple will visit {friends for i days before up residence Rochester, N.Y, bou- as rides Carr, her acted H. besides to. find if you JA ying ita ta the was done a very are pped rent mea: I en- a The Buy A Home A hundred will ; Secure.you possession and an equity in it. Every you pay towards that will be pract saved. Look at 123 Colborne St Lo: Main St, house, cheap. McCann Brock Cor, A New Shape-- As Neat As It Looks" was show- was held. few dollars t a lew King dollar mn home dollar i "RED FIFE" 2 for 25c. TOOKE BROS. LIMITED, MONTREAL MAKERS OF SHIRTS, COLLARS, TIES, VESTS ¥ ---AND IMPORTERS OF MEN'S FURNISHINGS. Sharbot Lake has a? goodly nmi r of tourists thes days. The hotels and boarding houses are well filled Bibby's for"chilcren's hosiery, Work commenced this m {or the additian to be made offices at Richardsons' elevator Bibby's for chilcren's hosiety, T. D. Failon, circulation mana, ger of w Buffalo Courier, was a visitor at home here, vesterday Bibby"s for chilcren's tically a a comfortable was to King St. 8 hosiery, he returns from England, and will run Mr. Jarvis of | ainless and sure with Putnam's Corn | I ' it's | '| The pass- | speci | soda fountain it | Eileen | a | and | of | The nuptial knot was tied | . - | | oy Rev. G. C. Wood, Newboro, in the uestion presence of about fifty guests. The | o {bride was given aw ay by her brother, | and came to place | promptly at wicht | Miss Ida Moore, | 1 cou- | After the ceremony | dining | to-| many | among | morning, | the | WITH THE VESSELMEN THE THERMIT PROCESS 5 | BEING USED { -- | To Weld a Broken Shoe Steamer Haddington, { Government Bry the the on in | i i Here. The thermit process is bei ing used to weld a new shoo on the big { carrier Harrington, of Torouto, which {has been in the government drey-dock | This steamer bro ite rudder in to Moutreal. since June 28th. lite shoe and lost rapids, on route {or more out of commission, bu! the jthermid process of welding, diséovered | about five years ago, has been gréat boon to vessels. A and portion of the broken shoe made by the Polson Shipbuilding com- pany, of Toronto, and arrived here, yesterday. A representative of the {Goldsmith company, of New York, {came to Kingston yestorday aftor- [noon to weld the new shoe, and it {expected that the Haddington will be out of the dock Thursday afternoon. |The work of welding was begun this | morning. The metal is brought to the | highest. possible degree of heat, 3,000 { degrees, and the pieces are knit gether as strongly aw if there | never been a break. The thermit | exemplified at Queen's School | Only this week experiments | | es is lof Mines. jwere made up there with pieces of steel. were dt Marine Notes. The tug Emerson arrived from Mont real, with two light barges. The steambarge John Randall passed way to Smith's Falls, with { | | her coal. on arrived in government Cardinal the steambarge port, and will go on dry dock. | The ste ambarge from Rideau canal for Oswego. The schooner | wego, and the cleared for Charlotte { re re a2 | The steamer Cardinal, {dinal Starch factory try to the government dry dock, to {receive a new wheel. She is in com mand of Capt. Charles Staley, this city | The schooner feldspar, at for Charlotte, to-morrow {vessel has been held delay in the bring from the mines. Kenirving arrived ports, and cleared | Acacia cleared for Os- of the awaiting en is of Ford Richardsons', River, will night The owing to a feldspar loading back ring of the HAD TO USE MAP : | To Convince Toronto Man Tha: Kingston Had Water | A Whig reader a little expanse of |courtesy's sake, they | but which, in reality, about the (size of Navy Bay, over near the Roy- lal Military College. It is the proxim lity of this pond to their city, as well | as the sand bar on which Hanlan's, that they advertise their town as 'The Watering Centre of Can ada.' A local canoeist, the regatta, in Toronto, few day ago, applied to the baggagemaster at Union station for a rate which he was bringing. back with him Afger turning many books, looking up various records, he | that there was water vicinity of Kingston, not go' as hunter's or {but would be chargeable at the ful rate. The canoest gently informed the ,baggageman that if he would only a | company him the Limestone City | he would show him more water {minutes than he would in or aboft Toronto in a day, which new | "trunk seemed greatly surpris ed, and it wasn't until a map of Oy- tario was laid before him that he was And then Toronto boast educational features," "Toronto which, writes : water, call is a over as in the no the to see at wrecker' convinced of her Thought Money For Fine to the Complainant. i | HAD WRONG IDEA. | | | Some prop le things {shown when for using abusive she would to before she would pay. | money, but declared not let "that woman, [neighbor, who hgd her | have of her' money. far rather go to the jail days,' she added, | her a cent of my {had the wrong idea f the thing, and when informed hat | money did nat go to the uly | that it went into the hands jcourt, she was quite willing {for her freedom, and did further argument, Went | of was vdea kind yesterday, fined that davs the hav ea of this police court, had ruage, jail for She had that she would meaning . the summoned 1 for "than money. «,ueer case Ah woman, in a been said ten who lang go any She get but of the to SO Eibby's for bovs' shirt waists, Ladies' Highland Mary Panama Hats, Untrimmed 50c, 75¢c, $1. See window display. Princess St. Docke=Neéw | York Company Rept esentittive : grain | the | Al broken shoe gencrally means a month | a new rudder | pro- | steambarge Sowards i Car- | clear | has for 'harbor,' is erected who attended | retired ait at on his canoe, and ow; stated | | tes canoe would | Jiseussion at settler's effects, | in five | the whole | the | pay | without | ; | iworks regulations should be Soecial Sale of Ladi Outing Suits We received to-day Sixty Ladies' Coats and Skirts in the following colors: White, Blue, Tan, Linen, Heliotrope. Some plain mnd others with trimmed collar and cuffs, Coats are cut three- quarter length. Prices are as high as $8.00. SPECIAL JULY $4.95 | | i y SALE PRICE By paying $1.00 on Suit, we will put away for. you. CORRIGAN"S. im LEAGUE TANGLE How Comfortable |SATURDAY'S G7 came was|You Will Be On Your | THROWN OUT. Holi day Trip | Decision Given in Favor of Irish- men and Game Ordered to Be layed Over--*"Vics" Threaten to Drop Out of the League, I'he City Baseball League executive | met last night, and gave a {in favor of the Yo wg Irishmen, | prot ested Saturda game with | Victorias, and orde: 'd the game to be played over, at the end of the season The Victorias now threaten to drop {out of the league, and play indepen- dent ball, for the remainder of he Counting Saturday' game, Victorias were at the head of the but with the decision the | executive, they remain tied th C.L.C. team for first honors. Stanley Trotter, manager of the Victorias, stated to the Whig, this {morning, that the team considerod [that the decision was a very unfair fone, and that they would drop out of league for the rest wendent AAAAAAAA AAA AA A AA ada YN FOUNTAIN PENS The New Waterman (Ideal) Safety Pen can be carried in any out- p side pocket, and in any ? position without fear of p leaking. This feature pb comes handy in the summer, when no vests are worn. We stock this Pen and guarantee it. SMITH BROS., Jewellers and Opticians. vyvvYy AAAAAN SD. VY If you visit our store and in- vest in some of our warm weather furnishings. Negligee Shirts, White Colored Collars attached. AAAAAAA vv | | | | and | @ decision who Sleeveless Boating Jerseys. White Duck Pants. Athletic Underwear. AAA A A a Aandi TV VV V TY VYV VY YY YY YYWY Bathing Suits. Hose, and Vi Lisle Fancy. | the Half Plain of with league, Leather P. J. HUNT, The Collar Store Of The City. Belts, » AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAL A AAAS AAA L vyvwv Issuers of Marriage Licenses. | | of WV VV VV AAAAAAAA AAA SA YY VVVYVYVVVYVYYY the season, ball. However, { possibility of the | staying in, and it the carnest hope the majority of the fans that they will. Some of the Victorias have sta- ted that they will not play again in the league, but others, while they look the action of the executive a believe in staying in the game, it out to a finish Irishmen protested the of a mixup, which seventh innings. The over into the crowd field, and it is claimed, by. th men, that it wae a blocked ball, | spectator picked it up and threw jo one of the players, and the final sult s that twe s were cut off | for Rho Ti is shmen, 'and. the tram y was £ Extra Value, 75 Each. a most vital stag claimed that the two but the . ] thus the Ladies' White Shirt Waist Dresses, v e r) neat and yetviceable, all sizes. $2.95 and Up pror Ladies' Wash Suits, colored stripes, just the thing for this season of the year. $5 and Up A fe w Children's White Dresses, to fit ages 2 to 5 years, to clear less than half price. 39¢c and 50c: the ands play 1 there is a team is lof of upon unfair, and speing I'he result lin the | knocked i feb Je game a occurrel ball la was left Irish- asa it ; Ladies' Colored Stripe Underskirts, fast co - lors, all lengths. the of I S [thet game. They should have umpire redxd otherwise, The Irishmen { rumpus, remainder of the 'Have Your Furs Made Over and Repaired Now counted, | and then game, | runs fofeit under FE a full | meeting was The whole -matter was given the excentive with the result 'hat the thrown out, and ordered to he played [over, and the indications are | that the shonld it continue will be minus the "Vie W. F. Gourdiér Brock St. game 1! Furrier, now league, | B. A. Hotel Arrivals Seats TestteesTITLBTTUTS BG W. Griseoll,- FF, « Armstrong, W. H. Hénderson, London: | J Shaider, Hamilton P Chicago; Dr. Mallory and wif oronto: R. J. Davidson, Ottawa: .J i Watson, Brockville: 1.. P Kendall, | | Syracuse: F. M. Barber, Utica: H. .J Pulte and wife, R. B. Tresswell, Mj J Syracuse: Henry Rieder i re . Ho I P Emmons wifi, [Soren W. F. Morgan and' wife, Niw | York: F. Franklin, Utica: E. J. Sax | Emma E. Rapp, Syracuse, N.Y Montreal: Redmond Winnipeg; J. W M. A. Stern M. Meagher A. J. Alty and wife, aces con, London: J, Miss M. Knowle New York: B. McDonough, York: L. M. Gibbs, Detroit: \ Allright, Rochester; T. P. Hamil- ton, Hamilton: A. M--~G Cyvle and wife and five children and nurse, Mrs A. Desmones, J. H. Preston and | children, New Orleans; L.-8. Tyler and | wife, Boston, Mase J. G. Murray, [J]. B. Easton and wife, Boverfey Eas: , Ottawa: A. B. Bailey, Montreal: King, Cornwall: John Guest, FE, | Crippen, Toronio; (. Knowles, { Hamilton; J. W. Wilkinson, Toronto: Sadie Dykeman, West Roxbury, Mass; | -- ---- | Eva Borden, West Roxhury, Boston, 04000000000 | 2600000000000000000000 Mass; 8. S. Price, wife and son | 3% | LAUNDRY | Robinson, 1Il.; RK. Kornberge, Jo- y | |lette; THe. D. Fallon, Buffalo. | Best 40c, 60c. John Toronto; t rank Nacey | Something New (ORYLOPSIS OF JAPAN and best Tal- in half pound Piefoctee dit Jones, and at y wife, 3) and Barrington, Teo and wife, .J, A wife, Roches Chicago; 1 M. Waite and Harold Hough. In 1D. Cooper [Fo Ne Ban, and The newest cum Powder glass bottles. 35¢c. Ask for a sample. McLeod's Drug Store. - PAV VALV VV IVIL AVR ARBES | +4 Jos WO. [x THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE ° TRTTrrTesvevTe. Sassacsaews family washing, to Suggests A Revision. Ald. Bassam thinks the water- revised so | {that people who shut up their houses | for the summer can have the water | left on without having to pay the full | He sug hat only be charged 'in such extras be struck off. says, prefer to have | even if they are First-glass work guaranteed. Ex- Goods called for and delivered. Send postal card with name and address and we will call prompt- ly. A HONG LEE LAUNDRY 854 Princess St, 000000000000000¢ trial order solicited quarter s rates rests the general rate cases, and the Many people, he | their. water left away. He doesn't think that the peo- ple should be dealt with if they could not be trusted d Professional men appreciate our new "Cres Office Glasses. Business greatly cent" on My do not They eyes give and focus. tire but or blur 'the One giass s0 shaped to the natural distant vision the reading or writing 00000 as winding Tose ree 4 SL804044444400000000 das. Mullen DEALER IN Granite and Marble Monuments. 372 Princess St. Opp. Y.M.C.A. Building. Lettering in Cemeteries a specialty, teetessnesesitts To Go To Oftawa. Col. Gordon, 0.C.. | turned from Ottawa, to-day weeks he will remove to Ahe the headquarters of the ing transferred there that Lieut.-Col. en command of Noo be located here. i -------- Bibby's for bovs' sweaters. The old stone cottages on the Military grounds, facing taraqui will he razed as tas the now cottages are completed, : Bibby's for chilcren's hosiery We mount these in either glass or spectacle mounts. eye- | 0.( In SIX capital, command be- | It is une lerstood ! Hemming wiil be giv- | t district, and will] Lieut Perfect satisfaction and prices moderate. Dr. APC 'P. Chown DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN. "Phone, 343, 185 Princess St. guaranteed 2644999. Bestteceesiscessase = i 33 ; Roval Car soon | College bridge, | | | VIII IIIe | | | hd i