wxoy TWO, | THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11{ 1800, sa 3 byl z= HE SPORT FEVEW AT THE FOLGE CORT THERES AN REA AND IRISHMEN 'TWO WOMEN FIGURE IN AN IN DRUNKENNESS IN THE, ealth TORI as ASSAULT CASE. || CITYOFKINGSTON. | ACTUALLY, "POSITIVELY | On saturday In An Imp ortant | Ohe Claimed That Her Waist Was A Barber Shop Tacident--Police| v ty League Baseball Game -- | Pulled OF Her Beck and Pro-| Court Records Do Not Show ok yARAuLY Rd cma | 3 1 pr Vies = Play at Wolfe | duced Waist Ee Re The State of Drunkenness Here. ! 17 Only White Du and; P. K. Skirts VIGOR OF YOUTH slang ber of "Indian List Had to| Yesterday afternoon at different | Just the thing for this weather, ; 5 PF a | : - . | 3 nA 2 : times no. less than five drunken me ni - 1 You can'tlook young your hair 1 gray faded, n Saturday te on a fast gam Pay a Fine. Lontered a downtows barher shop to} oc e r Out at SL 45 Ea dall and lifeless Ha Hair Health will bring [of ball w he played here when the When John King was accused of be- he shaved or chipped. One of the i 4 back the natural color, just a: it was when you | Vict 18 Young Irishmen ull ing drunk in tie police court, this harbers was thoroughly disgusted, | H and Skirt were ye ung. Stops dandruff and falling out. | mes 1a ty league game in No morning, he pleaded for a chance, «ta: and remarked that he had seem al 3 } sare bes | " £ i : 1d » "1 os ' S i . % $ : x Makes the . bre he silky and full Shilde and eric) tAield. At press : the ) ting that he had a job to go to. Haw: yood deal of deunkenness in Kingston | beat nota dg won't color ot soil your | J, : gue and if they win t is cver, John was too disorderiy when but he had never seen so mich as this | hin > Sie. HOPILIS. AS DRUGGISIE: | fg the cup ds theirs hey i larrested {0 be allowed to go free, so summer, Half of the population pang J 5 ortainly ut up a great scrap OF } agis 3 y a fine of B sk (pe 4 inns & al Ways Se. BOT oar A ea ven r in & : pe pat oh Irish T | thu magistrate im} osed a fine gf 51 seemed to him to be inditlging in the | 4 it n 0 and, ; and costs, or ten days. John was the booze habit. 1 they "will be tied for yest Uipason who had to be taken to the] The incident mgises the question as { nother game will put them [1 0 {4 a dray, because he was so to whether woh oe J is decreasing f Car t air ey a n : Phone Philo Huy Spec. Co, Newark, N. J, ov hill to She Sl rears he drunk. in Kingston. The police court re | tied with the inshmen or dl! vil John Hennessy, an "Indian," was in cords vary a little on both sides, but | B Vick. ean ' ave equal chanes : y ) i Jas. - MciL.€O { nd pi and ha equal, chan trouble. Inspector Wright was on |ossibly {here is a smaller number ar- | | | hand, ready to prosceute, but Hen- rested for drankenness now than there nessy pub in a plea of "guilty," and was ten years ago. The police | T ad : ANNUAL AUGUS Jumior Vics. vs. "Wolle Tsiand, thus shortened the proeadings. "Yes, court records, however, do not really | - we 1wforias 5 3 In junior series the I had a few drinks," was the way indicate whether or not drunkenness | | have the as they have pot lost aly messy explained the case before the is increasing . or degreasing m al CASH SALE game since the leacue opened. dhey | idtmnte, and he was putin the hox community. Only a small percentage | A [play on Wolie Island this week for aig, oll where he the of drunken ym are arrested probab- | 1 with them of winning out the series 1 : had been given ! are am): a, side het of the Jiguoe. ly five per cent. Por every one ar he wre going up Where dist vou get the liquor?" rested nineteen are not, for the lat CITY AND VICINITY. mt should wir i i ' skod the cout {ter are lucky to either be taken care : (14th Anniversary.) a? { I met a fellow down the street on of of 10 be intoxieated away from Would Save Much Coal. i m-- Monday." aid Heliwasy 3 asked the public streets. Perhaps not one I the city property committee would | im to get me a bo rs «aid of thé five intoxicated men who wan- | place a metal ceiling in the police sta- ol v iy in Gananos | that he would." deve into the above named barber | tion, four feet lower than the present | . " es a me and the factory tq in gal "Wher 'Was in 9 asked the Shop would be arrested. | one, ten tons of coal would be saved | . d i ip } arpet Kloors : ttire. The main. eve ate the | madistrat iti Dr TE Hat" hore ach winter. The investment in' alow-| ..¥fe haYe gn hand 48 cipies of : . int orth ma . the Gan q don't ow." He can ftom would be a vood deal more drunken- ler ceiling would pay. A | this publication, which we will 108 Curtains Reduced fu or ell ie steamer | Bolloville "ess, and if three taverns had not | ere | e@llat 10c per copy. Regular price au ~ renver took an « from How do yous know that 2" heen cut off three vears ago there A Separation Granted. : 150 per copy. These will yp but a # 2 ; . {the ' eno clock to-day x » would have been still more. hie 8 I i lie 3 A 3 Beeause he (61d me so | would a Not by process of law, but hy = the | day, so buy at once. [= 20 Per Gent. . - ' Whats did the en look hike #"' coming antimn the Moral and Social lglent working of "Putnam's" are ¥ y y We have the mew ! outth Live Wires Beaten Again He appearad to be an English fol i Reform League is going to. fight for |. rns separated from aching toes that" separates in the -ofntre, 4 Add Baise Rad | 25 ho A tapos AIG ball wat Tie : the redaction. of the tavern liquor |any corn or wart that "'Rutnam's' aol i S and allows of 'the cuffs of Ya gad Fairs hatutal plays we ciicket field ' Chis closed the examination. } license a Ely or one for every lw,' cure hasn't been discovered yet summer shirt being rolled : Wor { rang to he ve : 8 Ue thousand inhabitants. : satnam's Corn Extractor back on the rm without v 1 in Ma wi magistrate said that he wouk Insist on Putnam's rm : Cent | : i tha magista he would . We are having a magnificent soiling the by taking I . ! ned i" 1€ ve I « FID a line of $20 ar ( 4 rr -- or ly. i fit ; . i id in f S20 and SoBe: i TOBCREAM SELLING ad : run on the 50c line of Books, and the links Jo These links! ro A vel. vour Tique r" wor ---- Died In General Hospital. will open another lot, af , 5009 on are * ite an advantagd, p closing remark {On Sunday Is Declared Legal| Mrs. Robert Vanallen, ninth con | Thursday. Watch this space for which fact we will be pleased 4 iW . ' H nov ave to defea { : T . . to demonstrate. They are 1 On the Furniture ¥io0rs © : ! truck me .on the shoulder, an Once More. cassion- of Thurlow, died in the gen-|list of Eye Openers. ' X tore the waist off my back > so set Now thiit & hizhee tribubal than the Jerel ho pital, Kingston, on Tuesday, made in Gold Filled 'and tHe $ Sa in Fur we | a: wil street. resident to the magis- police conrt of Tamilton has decided | After undergoing ap operation She| September magazires arriving price. is moderate, Pecia ca 2 Wi | h, o i I no rato. when she charged a neighbor that i ng ic an food ; : was fifty years of age and was horn daily. eae g ice cream is a food and that ice aut. cream parlors may operate on Sun- at Marmora Her husband, six son S---------- 1 Roll wv Lawn Heat, w it hi ! tinh . : 'Ha . you the waist with vou?" day, the likelihood is that Kingston's and two daughters survive. y do | Se bine askad the magistrate ce ores retreat oll we lead | h C Il B k S anopy. $18, for § 13.50. Sporting Notes EE eiliod the. com: Je Seen retreats Jt 1 low the lewd The City. Clerk Ousted. e Lo ege 00 tore,' : 4 : / . : nh ght | plainant, at the same time holding [ter to the bl on Sunday The The city clerk will be next to be Jewellers, Opticians. ar I. Qe ithe o . ! i 1 [ter to the pub m Sundays. The 4) | ! . ' I Roller Lawn 5¢ at, W ith ' I ) < Wp to view the fragments of what was | Hamilton police have decided to pro ousted from his office in the «ty 26) Princess St. Phone 919. "Phone, 666.%! out Canopy, $15, for 18.20. : : 3 i ats ul ok that 16 one time a shirt waist It wa n 'secute no more Sunday ice cream ven- | buildings. When he gets back again "WATCH us GROW." " Marriage Licenses Issued. . - i thive pieces. dors, as any decision of the police he will walk on. a new Hoor, gaze -- 2 ' 1d umbo i Ke he tori et : . i 1 lhe defendant denied having com- magistrate up there would be only re- fupon ne painted walls Q 0 Hi eons ' -- oh ih mitted an assault J... MeD. Mowat versed by a higher court judge mined a hn, and be no longer $10.00. stonn, agolalo gue. Lins sea ippearad on her behalf In Kingston, no appeal was taken | of "the plaster falling and hitting hard to |g i y 1 The complaint aid that vesterday from Magist: \ decision on | cramum Al ea AAA ARR AR ARE WAVY VY VV VVYY YY. a AA AAAAA SOAAAARAAAANAIIIAANY ole | 3 3 { Lawn Swirg, $6, for @ i 50. £ Kell ' onto manage morning the defendant had accused a number of enw Sunday selling anv trios her of Brawing water on her children. (or the reason that' the charg were A Delicious Treat. City Sind; | Witness said she threw water on he | not for ice cream = elling a one, but for Get the habit of treating your P I hi um didn't win, steps, but not on tho children woe [the ver ding of other commodities, | friends to Wade's lee ( Team . Soda. YOURE, R ta wed: five: out of | Was some altercation then, and wit- 'such as fruits and candies. The mag- | hat 1s always a real treat. The soda - o Ja " Ame 2 the addition: of | 7° claimed thai her neichbor struck |istrate didn't have a straight ice | is fine, the service 1s prompt, the Harrison CO. McConnell ¢ yorne at an outlay her, and then pulled ber waist off her | cream selling case before him, and surroundings attractive and you are of not seem to have hely back. Witness and a friend did their hence his view on that particular mat- | certain of a delicious drink in at®lean Kingston Agents for the 1S hest {0 push {he woman away, and ter is not on record. From a pretty polished glass. Wade's drug store. Vo outa Cleaning | rr 128 ve eduaional foot face LAI they succeedod both went into broad canvass of views it must be ad- ¥n the house and closed the door The mitted that the feeling is pretty much Has The Summer Departed ? defendant them picked up a rocking in favor of ice cream selling on Sun- Did the summer really depart with chair, which was on the steps, and day. but not in favor of counter vend- | the heated spell that ended Monday truck it against the door, and the ME. night ? The unanimous hope is} ane Running" is the chair was smashod nto pieces. Wit- | A ---------- that it did not. This cool wave has | smaprehensive vork on that 9 admitted picking up anovher chair Magnificent Reproduction. had quite an efiect on the boats and i Shrubb, who deal an was about to strike he r opponent "Kandahar," the crowning event in strpat cars. lt is RUrPRSIng what a | t entertainit when she thought betler of such act- | 10rd Roberts' caveer, will be present change of weather will do. Three mor: many helpful hints from | 1 on, and put the chair down. When of in elaborate style nt the Canadian | Vo%8 of good warm weather are distinguished career on track, (the defendant went away, witness National Exhibition this year The wanted. : and 8 ur went to the police station, and had a opening will show the Afghan city, sh} Chiffon Venetians Canadian athletes | SWNMONS ISSAC ag . sheltered beneath the towering peaks No Chinaman Has Yet Paid. ' weicht 'events at Another Wilde 5 tol the dole of the Himalayas, and with massive | Not a Chinese laundry proprietor Sedan Broads, Society field day on (dant siviking the plaintiff, and also gates to shut out foes from the front has vet paid the ney tax levied «¢n 3 . at Detroit. Among these aid that she had been annoyed by The at war gong sounds ; the | laundries. Every Chinaman is agreed Satin Cloths, O'Neill. of Ridgetown, and children of defendant's calling hex Ameor's guard marches through the [that he shouldn't be asked to pay Poplinettes, Etamines, and Ronald Lee, two other names , hurrying thrones in the gay Eastern |and he hates to think of paying 325 Fancy Stripe Suite! ings. be Ak Early Glimpses Of New Fall Dress Goods. A big range. to Show you in all the pop¥ilar weaves, including 1. FHONE 90. appointments now fr... ¢10) 5 le, at London, rth defudelofododode dud popes rastle, the Austeali erack, finishe Canada a, . twels econds Sretngorgatofteterinfde Ottoman Cords, Satin Soleils, Pruanella Cloths, In Black Lynx. In Black Fox. In Black Ponny, White Ermine and Mink. AT W. F. Gourdier's 76, 78, 80 Brock St., Kingston. Po Ae ded rb RR ». > Nearly all the ath The defondant denied striking the costumes, and draw up before the [for the half-year. He'll pay only ud pipers who compet complamant and charged her with | Royal tent. The Ameer emerges, and [when he finds that: he must. The ledoninn wames at Mil- 'siviking her. Children of defendant there is eastern splendor and the | F.ingston and the Imperial laundries, | also be there. A number woe also called, and they swore that sports of Central Asia. A British en | the only ones conducted by white from Ohio are also expect plaintiff had - struel their mother. | voy arrives, is arrested, and prepara | propri tors, have paid. The. yellow s Three childeen were called and cach tions' are made to deceive Lord Rob- |men are still hanging on to their Ty ore that their mother had been as- ert® and his forees, and to surprise | dollars, and are unanimous in object IN MARINE CIRCLES. wilted and massacre the troops as they en- [ing to the tax. i There was also a counter charge, | ter the city. The Anglo-Indian troops, | ------------------ | Arrivals and Departures of Vessels | but Magistrate Farrell dismissed both. | wnder Lord Roberts, arrive; the cap Lively Dog Fight. at This Port. He could wot satisfy him¥lf on the tured envoy. escapes and warns them: | A lively dog fight on Princess streel, i ) wp af It ideneo. which had been given, - but the Aiglians suddenly close the city |hetween Bagot and Montreal streets, fit satisfied that perjury had been gates \Tter several attempts the pcaused a good deal of excitement last committed. gates are blown up, and a great bat- | night, about 9.15 o'c lock. The dogs j tle seen ensues, in which the British | got busy just as the crowds were I overcome the savage mountaineers, soming out of some of the theatre TO LOCK-UP LIN DRAY gud the ts is given to the fam and women and ebldren who became : ------- ith a thous: men wn all the var- |{frichtened, scattered. wlice con ement the Had To Use Conveyance For A jou: uniforms picture demands, the jirighute had 'to use his A o- the dog Drunken Man. beauty of this spectacle may be sim- | to stop the fight. They parted, but Yesterday afternoor Constable Arm: {2gined but not deseribed in a few seconds were at it just as bad ong ran across a man who was tt | as ever. And had to be separated crv drunk, and unable to take care! A pleasure 1 ell vou postage ain. Quiet was afterward restored of himseli, at the corner of Wellington «f °F ¢ ARTY Ise OAKLEY'S TALCUM POWDER CORYLOPSIS OF JAPAN, The newest package hall pound glass bottles. The best powder with the most delicate of * per- pd fate In all -the cored shades for fall \éar. The early buyer will have many advantages as a great numberof the lines are dress lengths and cannot be dupli- cated this season. Rea- sonable prices prevail. 50c. a Yard and Up. peter 4 imbargs "Foddbrb bbb pam gy age uA, Toa Hs fumes. Twice the quantity of'other makes, at 35¢. the Botile. - McLeod's Drug Store Ask for sample. ' ¥ mps, register your letters or par ind Bay streets. The poor fellow was cels. We issue post oflice money or il in, down and out, ' as the saying de Stationery f n, down and er, to Gan Dundurn of Ottawa or side at Prouse's] Have You Seen Them 2. oes, and it was useless for the one rig Store. Telephone 82 flave vou seen the circle of lig table to endeavor to get him to : : | that were to be put around the city steamer] 11° police station alone. A call was Gas e hi } dome belfry ? If vor. have you've Richelicu i 0} to the police station, and Con seen more than anyone else has A stable Driscoll appeared on the scene | serutiny of the beliry fails to reveal] i 1 COCR IAP assis sean de cewinarl & Shaw THY ALWAYS BUSY SHORE! . ompany, 1 i Sh A passing dray was then called into the lights to the ordinary secker Ii er th te ot ep service, and ihe two constables wer w are there they haven't bees Nan'é 1 t This sisi ns oromy then able to put the poor unfortunate {ablaze yet. Alderman Angrove, chair on L e ius 3 3 fellow into the dray, and then pro | man of the property committee, ceded to the police station, a bunch i S fos n't seen the lights fet The light, I Phelan Honored of children following, out of curiosity. hes and power committees gol Mana oy Slip. Av | hie Et " Summe r ip ay helan thi as | The drunken man showed some tight ¥ | ger "Fe rer to figure on the cost and of city, TVR VR VRE And tel Jephone 68 When you are néeding any electric « 'repairs or < R AR Sooo foun ffi : CHLTAVTVTLTTTVLELD VTL LTV VV VLR V TRV LS of the Amevican |? he nes ared the station, but he sem "forgot all about Without Your Ih on SL Crimpnedosy Sin Chicago. | jus soon in one of the cells, and in) v condition, it wai: the best plac i ® Police Station Repairs. {4 | FI . for him ; e } Iverything is topsy-turvy at the po ett in 3 A Home. n " n --___. " Kingston s no patrol, and when a fF J a «station, these davs. The much CARE conveyance ii: needed, a cab or dray is cnedod and long-looked-for repairs are ! being made. The walls have for . ~~ long time needed cleaning, and 'a staff | upon to pay for his ride. This, of 4 lof men are now busy at it. The two course, is far cheaper to the city than i i to have a patr as it 18 not requn ~~ Gel wiring. Prices Right Ww. A. Spriggs Practical Flectrician. 235 Bagot, Soe out! from Brosh. » Te TE COOOCO00 ealled into service, and in police count the next day, the accused is called o {poties rooms, as well as the offices of | the chief ind police magistrate, are 4 YL h is oO 101% > : / ed very much, ¢ genertl rule, and i A being attended to. Last spring the it would mean a good deal of ex AR TSS A SA / water came through the roof of the pense. " \ | police station, at d left the walls in {an awiul shape, practically unfit for } EYE SERIOUSLY INJURED. | [ habitation, and it was about time | Hi - , that something was done, John Orr, Gas Maker, Underwent ighland Mary -------- Operation. i Car Was Broken Open. On Tuesday morning John Orr, Ps Ls > : Monday night, when a freight train, | Princess street, head gens maker at : anamas fon its way to Poronto, pulled into the | junction station, it was found the eity plant, seriously indured . --= el {outer a ED ue] Regular prices (9c & $1.00 for} [iat the door had been broken open. iSave iT iPiecesi' | pasta ee SIHIGHEST GRADES glasses; save the pieces and bring them to us and' Jet us : replace the broken leas. If GASOLINE, the frames are bent &# reed : repairing, we can make fhem COAL OIL, good as new. = a -- : LUBRICATING OILS, Eyes tested free and satis- FLOOR OIL, faction guaranteed. . : GREASE, ETC. Dr A. P. Chown PROMPT DELIVERY. : DRUGGIST AND. oPTICIAN. WwW. F. KELLY "Phone, 343, 185 Princess St. 2900000 at home and : omo time. He was cutting or mov: and that some of the merchandise ing a piece-of stone when a small par had been stolen. The loeal police were | ticle flew up ar hit him in the notified, and # couple of constables | left eve, lodoing there. Dr. O'Connor ® investigated, but no arrests wen "Mauretania" is the all-the- examined the wound and said the made. The ear, no doubt, was brok "Ot ~olls sight was slightly effected and order R . : en open at some other station Th ar-round collar. Men who Ne See our window{ul. ed an operation. The operation took | company has had considerable trouble ar it in summer for its of this kind. and detectives have been | Y . i |place to-day in the General Hospital J S. R. MCCANN, style and caanfort, wear it all IN a n the pee of stone was removed. at work. endeavoring to put astop | . yi winter for the same reasons. It will be about ten days before Mr. | § George) ls to it. Just a few weeks ago a-G.T.R. Brock Cor. King St. | 2 ror DEO. Or A to resume wor detective was in the 3 g ! | | cvidence in a car th 'Phone. 326. ) 2 | ROL, va Food Most every dealer sells Tooke Collars ? 1 + photogr RANE the bres FOOKE BROS. LIMITED, MONTREAL. ye ya nig rht owls be good 7 A dead beat always than he deserves. Toye's Building, 126-128 Pringess St. ? Clarence and Ontario Strests.