%» WOM SUES TOWN WAS HURT INRUNAWAY ON WELLS ISLAND. She Wants $10,000 For the Injur- ies Which She Received--Town Permitted Highway to Remain Unguarded, She Says. N.¥., July -16.--~A novel Visitors ARE Welcome negligence action has been instituted , TO INSPECT. OUR AMSPLAY OF |by Sarah' Pooth against the town of Orleans to recover $10,000 for injuries Fi C di Fi alleged to have been sustained ineLanaaianrurs "SHOWROOMS through the town's carelessness in | permitting a hole to remain unguard- fed in the highway upon Wells' Js- | land. . @ 5 107 Princess St. AND 151 Brock St. y ran away. Mrs. Booth became lodged between they thills and the front | The accident oeewrred on the first TP rendey and wax dragged for about a [minster Park and Thousand Island { Park, when her horse suddenly stop- ped. She did not hit him with the | whip but when she urged him ahead | rmplaiennt says he backed up in- going over an embankment at | the side ¥ the road and throwing the plaintii {rom the buggy. Then it appears that the frightened animal stead, {of July, 1908. Sarah Booth was dis- {ving along the road between West- quarter of a mils Three ribs were | broken she sustained serious in- and "Tie injuries, The complaint alleges that the hole ° [ha been blasted in the middle of the | hichway there is contended that the 4 3 4 a 3 and was allowed to remain without protection of any kind. town officers and that guarding FOR BOATING w CAMPING $2.25. Nickel cased with strongly § ® made movements, stem wind- ing and setting. » For Made in small size, rd either pocket or wrist wear | AL and in 12 sizes. Thin model # Lb: A | labo for#pocket wear. # night, erties to be in 4 i ad condition not notice of the { the y negligent in or repairing Xt. The it thaniel aie For A :. retained by were Na Ford been < brought through Smith, of this city, Lafargeville, have the town, COMMITTEE: 3 APPOINTED Picnie to Be Held on Labor Day. meeting of the had on pertaining the teades and Thursday to the big held Labor day, another stage, A appointed, com tea, W. Milli- Whitebead, and the print- ou comntitee will be composed «f | Gear Lewis, Joseph Soba and I. Flan. Every effort is being put jaeth to make tls pienic one of . the wer hele Kingston. Early Closing Movement. farther steps will be taken in the early closing of the the fall. A prominent movement stated, to further would be until then. council, on The best value priced watches. SPANGENBERS | JEWELLER. anced committee was Powell, D. sport | posed of J. yuan and '1 IPPeR $3399999 No regard to : § Haring Licenses Issued ® Wo FERRER EEE | until | worker ig this | day, that nothing a ---------------------------- ---------- |] in the matter G DEGREES ABOVE FREEZING: NO MORE DANDRUFF. lores | done Panama Hats Reduced. balance of fine Panama all reduced to quick scliing ampbell Kingston's Bros.' This is the remarkable results we hear | from our Reirigerators with less ice than | Newbro's 8 "Serpickle Destroys the Pestiferous Cause of Annoying Dandruff. Does your head or dress full dressing your of dandruff. decidedly worth both health you have ever used. It is your while in the interest of and economy to investigate this and | learn what a real good efx igerator is. | You our boxes and decide for Refrigerators from $7.50 to 40.00 leg Cream Freezers, from 1 Quart (0 10 Gallons. Is your coat of white flakes after hair. That's the effect Is your hair thinning? Arve you beginning to get bald in spots? Are pleads. in faet, rapidly becoming bald? §o, that is the effect of a measly teks parasite that burrows in at the roots of the hair, and throws up the scalp in dand- ruffl and eats off the hair ag the roots. latest digcovery is a des- that pestiferous germ. stroyer is contained in no preparation on earth but Herpicide.. Try it, and be AT convinced. A delightful dressing. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10e. in stamps for sample to the Herpicide Detroit, Mich. One dollar bottles guaranteed. G. W. Mahood, special agent. itch? will phe welcome tod inspect yourself you Science's stroyer of That J other hair Newbro's And all W. A Mitchell' s Hardware 0 CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS The Perfect Brick & Tile OCo., Wash. burn, Ont. PAISLEY & CHISHOLM, Lessees Are ready to contract for immediate delivery. rick that will stand inspec: tion at reasonable rates. Capacity of plant 60,000 daily. supimer requisits Co., OUR ROOSTER BRAND OF TOBACCO Ohewing at forty-five is a good tobacco. Why Andrew Maclean, Bmoking and tents a -pound, pay eighty-five cents. Ontario street. HOT WATER WITH A : Do you ever suffer from the heat hot rembdied if you care to live the new way. of hot with that coal fire these fine days ? Kasily We can supply you with an abundant quantity greater than you ever figured on Our canvasser who called upon you the other day wife comfortable and happy. May we not serva you ? Why not talk the matter over anyway. Call in some day when vou are down town and we will endeavor to tell you all about the putting in of the pipes to your home, and the wonderful saving effected by the use of gas for cooking. Kingston Light, Heat and Power Pept. C. C. FOLGER, GENERAL MANAGER: water at a saving has made your neighbor's HII OER £ Comfort Counts | This hot weather time comfort counts tre- mendously if a man wants to keep cool. Wear one of x \ ivingston sShirts Prices 85c., $1.00, 1.25. Discount Sale Still On. ASFACH AK RK HAH 4 Qur 20% C. Livingston & Bro., 75-77-79 Brock St. 4 : E HON OR OI 3p SECESSION YK - RAH THE DALY BRITISH WHIG. FRIDAY, JULY 186, 1909. THE SPORT ® REVIEW. Coal Baseball Team Defeated ee THE DRAMAT DENT On Thursday evening am inderesting hot TWO BROTHERS IN OLD game of seball was played at the LONDON E. cricket fi when the "Scranton Lixo Coals," from Swift's, defeated the Kingston & Pembroke railway team, | They Played a Final Game of fifitorm rune to six, in a five innings Chess and Then Swallowed gamo. The game was witnessed by a Poison--Sat Dead in Their large number of people and was core Chairs tainly a good one. The teams were : - Swilt's? Stansbury, ¢,; Muckler, p.;| London, July 16.--"We hate to live, Bowman, 1b.; Gravelle, 2b.; has, and ave not afraid to die. We wish Clarke, 3b; Lowe, mf; Phrtell. 1.i.: 'our bodies to be cremated at as little Ockley, r.f. [expense as possible. =, & P.: Sherbineau, c.; Grady,) 'We wish for no service. ; Driver, 1b.; Dickson, 2b.; Gratian, 'have been cremated our ashes are : 4; Ward, 3b.; Mackie, m.1.; Welch, (be thrown away. Ls Howe, LE. ls These remarkable passages occurred 8.8.3 After we to "Bert" Muckler, umpire. in u latter left by two brothers, Theo- The winners will play the team from dore Block, sixty five, an artist, and Richardsops' on the morning of the | Lewis Block, forty-eight, who were Civic holiday at Lake Ontario park. found dead in their chairs in their sit- [ting room at a house in Ellison Road, | Streatham. By their side were glasses will {that had contained poison. city Near by was a chess table with the Nolles pieces still remaining on the board, at | and as the brothers were passionate ly fond of the pastime they had ap- | parently engaged in a final game be- fore ending their lives, ihe The writers explained that they had at he oat with financial losses at the time afternoon [of the Boer war, and had then bought one. The lp, poison with the determination to depends at that time. Hoping, fhowever, the they might retrieve their posi- tied they had postponed thd, act un- convinced of their inability to re- quite a change will be made in the, Co pair losses, they had renewed Locos" line-dp. [their determination to end their lives. ------ In the room was a second lettér ad- Another Record. dresscd to the coroner in these terms : Cole, the Deseronto runner, | "Dear Sir,--Kindly have our bodies the five mile race at the [cremated or sent to the hospital for pienic, went around the | dissection." Yours faithfully, course on Thursday altarnoon to try sl]. Ri.OCK." and lower the time set for the Nelles | The brothers, it is said, were for- shichd, made by Ex-Cadet E. merly in business, and until some Watts. Cole ran the first three miles leight years go Yesided in the Old faster than they were ever run before, | Kent Road. The business, however, put fell down on the fourth mile, but -faikd, and is said to have been wound finished strong. He covered the five up in bankruptey. They then went to | milce in 32.40 minutes, over a minute | Streatham, where they rented « the behind the time set by Watts, Colé house in Ellison Road and engaged a will try the five miles again next housekeeper. weeks," | "I have been with them {years,"" said the housekeeper, "and 1 {know tht they had had sevious re- | verses, and that life was not too plea- gant for them." Until she found no idea that they [their lives, The affair has caused sensation among residents in tne The two brothers, it is somewhat Juded who is de To Try To Lower Record. R. H. Stinson, of "A" battery, attempt to lower the five-mile championship and win the shield, on Saturday afternoon, 4.30. Victorias Vs. Locos. The Victoria-C.L.C. game cricket field on Saturday promises to he a good landing of the silverware quite a little on this game, as above two teams are at present for first place. It is understood that die that | tion, Lil, Ww. E. who won grocees' eight | Kingston Stallion Won, Alvardo, the fast five-year-old pac- ing stallion, owned by McCue Bros, won ihe 2.24 pace at Corry, Pa., Thursday afternoon. Alve wdo is out of Aileen, 2.15, by Superior, 2.04}, and sired by Arbutaskan, 2.09%. Al- | vardo is sure bred right to make a race horse, having the best stock be- hind him. This is his first season oul, starting two months ago without a Me and only one, ' record. Alvardo : won races in Brock- being 'a man of somewhat remarkable ville. and Ogdensburg in straight appearance, was knowp by his neigh- heats. The best time made at Corry, 'bors. The other brothér was believed Pa., was 2.16}. Alexander Hayes is to be an invalid. driving the Kingston horse. | she had to take on the letter were likely considerable | neighborhood. orted, lived a PERSONAL MENTION, Police A hjetics. ie} . | Movements Of The People--What GuIes 18 DOE | They Are Saying And Doing. brother officers | Police Constable congratulated by his ; : <M 1 i for the fine showing he made in the} Pr. T. H. Farroll, Utica, N.Y., is! running race at the grogers picnic, { nd he mtx Kilbos I ht ol when he captured firsb prize, and some rH, rt.) Kilborn and . daughter are inclined to beliove that he would have returned from Easton's Corners make good in a Marathon. However, 'Harry Bunt = and : family, of "Fred" bolioves that the short dis | Youngstown, Ohio, are visiting in the tances will hold him for a while. Tay- lor, Driscoll and Armstrong, who ot finished in the order given, would? few days' make great runners with a litile prac | vicinity. $ tice, although Constable Timmerman Mise Elsic tho vettepn of the force, says that not one in the bunch would have had a show if he could have got away for the pienie. Ballantyne has returned from visiting at Ottawa and London, Eng- A. Sawyer, Bryce, of land, is visiting Mrs. W. University avenue, Erccldouna de Cordova, of New York, is the guest of his brother, J. Cordova, Emily street. Miss Spray Boyce, {visiting Mre. Thomas Watson, street, for a few days, , Miss Mary Kenpedy, of Smith's the Eastern Baseball |. : 0 a3 i : es z Falls, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. D. eague in errors with 163; Toronto, 1 mT hits i 139. Murphy, Brewer = Mills. Newark Nela- Ottawa will send twenty oarsmen to! ware, tofmerlv of "Kingston, is spend the Canadian Henley, and Vancouver Liz a fow days jn' the pity. may alsa sod crews. | "Ald. R. F. Elliott, who' iis heen ill b Sporting Notes. Sydenham, 'is Earl Toronto Zingari cricketers omtplayed | ar Philadelphia. Jorsey leads Longboat avs he, will run fifteen for the A few days, was able to be miles in 1.23.30 against Svanberg at his offiec, this' morning. Toronto on: Saturday night. Miss ( 'opeland, trockville, Carrier pigeons released from North ing. & montir with her sister, -M Bay recently travelled at the rate of | 4° Phillips, 211 Bagot street. 1,605 yards per minute. The, record is Miss Beccie Potter, Corrigan St., | 1,930 yards. left to-day for a two months visit The officials of La- with friends in the country. crosse Club expect to arranges | 5 Ringold and sister, of Cincin- ments for a southern the nati, are stopping atl the Hitcheock autumn. > house, Wolfe Island, for the summer. The base-stealing record in the East- Mr. and Mrs. Greaza, Royal Honey Baseball League is: . Providence, Harbor, Midland, spent a few days in Jersey City, 16; Newark, 115; [30 city, this week, the guests of Miss Buffalo, 111; Rochester, 110: Balti I. more, 80; Toronto, 77; Montreal, 59. Mi Co », head williner at E. Kanimann will not fight Johnson inlv "Greaza's has leit for her home ing August or September. Ho will take |port Hope. She will return to the his time and will not be rushed into a | ity in about six weeks' time. fight. When Kaufmaan enters thering| zo Kavanagh and Miss: Maude | he will be in the best possible shape. Byrnes, of Prescott, visited Mise Kate Toronto World : Well-posted hockey | Qiwards, Montreal stroet, yesterday, | men say the now arcna rink will be returning home this morning. under way shortly, though the year Fdward C. Lalonde, inspector of ac- | is almost too far advanced to look cidents, board of railway aommission- for the luxury before the winter after ars, for Canada, Ottawa, Ont., was noxt. in the city to-day on business. | New Miss I. M. Nash, of Boston, is visit- play ing her mother, Mrs. Nash, at 415 with Vancouver at home. Johnson street, accompanied by Mrs. is scheduled for Vancouver, | Hopkins, of Coney Island, N.Y. champions claim they are entitled Frederick J, Geoghegan, of the Tem- the game. iskamine railway, North Bay, is here Johnson and Jeflries are expected to] on 4 visit to his parents, Mr. and hold a meeting at last. Johnson says ize John Geoghegan, Colborne street. that when the retired champion reach- | Edward Murphy, accompanied by | es Chicago Sunday he will confront | John Guirey, of this city, are spend- him at "his first performance 'and post pe their holidays with Mes. Do Mur- a cortified cheque of $10,000 to bind phy. ¥ himself for a battle. Johnson expects Miss Mabel Perey, of Kingston, isa to continue training until he knows at the summer residence of C. definitely whether he can get a match. | (3. Pepper at River park, and will re main in Oitawa and vicinity ior abbut. two weeks, Mrs. Miles MeComber and little son, Clarence, of Watortown, , left for home, torday, after a a week with Mrs. T. E. Rescorla, Montreal street, is spend- rs. J. ' the Vancouver make tour in orn 126; are holding out to lacros =O game The but Westminster their labor day match the to raest Decoration Of Graves. The members of the four (Oddiellows' lodges--Kingston, Catarafui, Gran- ite and Louise--will Pi with flowers the graves of the dead, on Sat- urday afternoon. Vans lea¥%e Y.M.C.A. at 2 p.m. she arg. Service it Oddfel- | been, confined to her bed about |in the county of Galway, ibed as | {9:15 o'clock to Si. | place in St. iF. xX | white roses. | | helper Hamily." iby the 3 GOOD WORDS FOR DR. BELL. ---- Trades and Labor Council Passes a Resolution. The following resolution was intro- duced at a meeting of the Trades and Labor Council, Thursday night, and carried by a unanimous vote : "That the Trades and Labor Coun- cil, of the city of Kingston, hore as- sembled, learns with regret, of the contemplated removal from the ¢ity of ex-Mayor Dr. John H. Bell. During the municipal career Bf Dr, Bell, ex- tending about eleven years, two years of which he served as chief magis- trate "of the city, we have always found him an ardent supporter of or- ganized labor, and the workingmen in general, always found him a friend in time of need, ready and willing to give up his valuable time when called upon to advance their interests or espouse their cause. He was loved a: a friend, respected as a citizen, ad mired as a man of sterling qualities, and we feel that Kingston is called upon to part with one in the person of Dr. J, H. Bell, whose departre will leave a vacancy in our city that will be difficult to fill. And now, in the name and" by the authority of this Trades and Labor Council, we desire to place on record our appreciatior of Dr. Bell's valuable assistance and timely advice in all matters that per tained to the general welfare of the workingmen of the city, and at the same time assure him that he will ever occupy a place in the hearts of all citizens, who are called upon to earn their bread by the sweat of their brow. Be it, therefore, resolved, that a copy of this resolution be forwarded to Dr. Bell, inscribed upon our min: utes and published in the city press." DEATH OF MRS. M. BEHAN, Passed Away in Hotel Dieu, Aged Ninety-One. Mrs. Mary Keeley, widow of late John Behan, died in the Dieu, at one o'eloak, ing, after an cight weeks, the Hote! on Friday morn illness extending over although she had only three wecks. Deceased had reached the ag of ninety-one vears, aml had always | enjoyed good health, being quite active in her old age. She was beloved by a large ci: ele™of friends. She was born Ireland, but had been a resident of Kingston abou! sixty years. Her hushand died twen ty-threo years ago. A family of one son, J. J, Behn, grand secretary of the C.M.B.A., and one daughter, Mis Mary, survive. ust a week ago this (Friday) morning J. J, Behan's wif passed away, and 2%, sympathy of: a jwide, circle of friends will be extended {in this double hercavement. Decvas was a member of St. Mary's eathedra' and was algo identified with the vari ous church societies. The funeral will take place Saturday morning at Mary's cathedral where a solemn requiem mass will hx sung for the repose of her soul. on DONOVAN-MARTIN, A Wedding dral, A quiet but in St. Mary's Cathe on Wednesday. preity wedding tool Mary's cathedral, on Wed morning, when Rev. Fathm rector of the cathedral, united Miss Sarah Martin, daughter of the late James Martin, and John Donovan, both of this city O'Connor, nephew of the bridd was best man, and Misy Lizzie 0"Con nor, niece of the bride, acted as bridesmaid. The bride looked charm ing in a dress of cream mull, with hat to match, and carriedh a houquet of nesday Hanley, in. matrimony After the party drove to ceremony the wedding the residence of th bride's mother, Barrio street, where p wedding breakiast waited them. Af noon the happy couple, amid shower: of rice and good wishes, left for Ot tawa. The hride"s going-away cos tume was of myrtle blue panama cloth, with hat to match. Mans wstly and useful presents testify to the popularity of both and groom. Or roturning home, Mr. and Mrs. Dono van wilt take up residence at 402 Bar rie streob. Their host of friends ex tend to them hearticst congratula ons. KILLED BY A BLAST. Percy Harvey, a Miner, Loses Hi: Life at Tweed. A despatch from Tweed "Percy Harvey, a miner it phite mines, near Twedd, Jae night, by a blast. The accident is supposed, was caused by toc Jo a fuse, Harvey was lighting the | fuse at eight holes, had several ghted land was lighting the others, when o [went off, killing kim instantly, Hik] at the top of the shaft was stunned and could tell nothing about the accident. Harvey was from New foundland and was only twenty-seven years of age. He leaves a wife and says : the sul was Killed Artillery Band Concert. Another enjoyable Boncert was given Royal Canadian Horse Artil lery band, in Macdonald Park, last evening, and beautiful weather favored the event. There was even a larger crowd present than a week ago, and also a greater number of small boats flouling around the cglm waters, The artillery band's a was im- mensely enjoyed. To Receive High Degree. The Kingston Cantons assisted by the Daughters of Robekkah, will con for upon Mrs. Oberndorfier the pa triarchal degree. Mrs. Oberndorfier is tho only Kingston lady to reach this high degree. Had Arm Broken. one oi Kingston's most is laid up with lows' lot at close of decoration. ee James Berry, 1,000 Islands-Rochester. prominent Orangemen, Steamers North King and Caspian'a fractured arm, leave for Thousand Island points ageide nt he met with at the pienie held | daily, except Monday, at 10.15 a.m.,'on Monday. While in the dancing hall, and for Bay of Quinte ports and Ro- he slipped when getting down off chester, at 5 pm. J. P. Hanley, | platform where the orchestra was agent. wated With - the result that he : Pre avily on his right arm, breaking the | member. sit- Dozen Bananas, 10¢. Dozen. Jenkin, Phone 10e¢. Edwards & 75. Jenkin. | McCon- high- | I ooly | 12}c. Rolls Haron, 155 Choice Rolls Bacon, 12}c., ford pears. Edwards & CMaw- or boat," take or Neilson's Kingston store, Jartlett "On train key's, Huyler's class sweets. Sold in at Gibson's Red Cross drug See Bibby's 75¢. boating shirts, "Buy Baby's Own Tablets" at Gib- on's Red Cross drug store. - See Bibby's new $l shirts, as the result of an | the | fell | 10c. Dozen Bananas, 10¢c. Dozen. Edwards & Jenkin. "Phone 775. Rolls Bacon, 12}e. Saturday only, J. Crawford. See Bibby's latest $1 shirts, Lydia PVinkham's Vegetable pound is sold in Kingston at {son's Red Cross drug store, |e. » Com- Gib- Fresh A near-argument is one in which no- | body gets angry. See Bibby's pew $2 hats. "Reef, iron and wine," the invalids tonic, Sle. and $1 bottles, at ~Gib- son's Red Cross drug store. Try Bibhy's 2%c. cashmere hosiery. RRR RRR HOE CNN HA HHOROROROD ECRO0 COFCRO PEACE OACAG Cg SIAR A HO RO OROHORCE We RORCECRORSERORG CRORCFCROROR smooth insoles and soft, To-Morrow oening. 5 Princess Dresses Sample Dresses "An White, Very' 'Dainty De- signs. Some All-Over Embroi-' dery, 'Thesé will be sold at a bargain. 2 White Princess Dresses, at $25 \S each, for $15. 1 White Princess Dress, at $23.95, for $14.50. » 1 White Princess Dress, an sR, 18, for $12. 4 White Crape Cloth Princess el very pretty design, $18, for §12. / ff Lr. rg LT I a SUSY White Skirts White Indian Head and White Repp, $1.75 to 5.00. White Coats $3.75 and 4.50 ™ Se Pretty Summer Parasols An assortment of very pretty designs at prices that mean a saving. $1.25, 1.69, 1,00, 1.75, 2.00 up. RR RR ORS ro Balbriggan Underwear | Shirts with long or short sleeves. Draw- ers with ankle length or knee length, ~ COTTON SOX Fast Black Cotton Sox, 10¢, 12}e, 20¢, 25c. Fancy Sox at 25¢, 35¢ up. TAN CASHMERE SOX, With the new Everwear Toe, 35c¢, Black Cashmere Sox, 25¢, 35¢, 49c. BRACES, good values, at 25¢, 35¢, 49¢. SUMMER TIES, In great variety. COLLARS, All the new shapes, 12ic ; 2 for 2c. "For Ladies The Most Comfortable Shoe: for Hot Weather We have some very fine Prunella Slippers, : flexible soles, at §1 and coer y $1.25 a pair, Leather House Slippers at the same prices. THE LOCKETT SHOE STORE P.8.--A" splendid assortment of Trunks and ' Suit Cases.