RELIABLE FURS That will give years of good service and satisfac- tion. RE SEE OUR NEW STYLES, in long Sealskin Mink Persian lamb ~~ Musquash and Russian Pony Fur-Lined Jackets JOHN McKAY 107 BROCK ST., and 149-1556 BROCK ST. eet WATCHES FOR BOATING AND CAMPING $2.25. Nickel cashd with strongly made movements, stem wind- ing and setting. Made in small size, for either pocket or wrist wear, and in 12 sizes. Thin model for pocket wear. The best value priced watches. SPANGENBERG JEWELLER. Marriage Licenses ue FREER EERE in | : : | THE STILL IN DAK POLICE HUNT IN VAIN FOR SLAYER OF GIRL. ' Man Who Murdered Anna Schu- macher May be Hifling in or Near Rochester. Roowster, N.Y., Aug. 11.--Neither the inquest. into the murder of Anna Schumacher nor the search that has been continued by county and city police officers, aided by many persons whose services have been enlisted, has afforded anything like a substantial clue to the man who assaulied and brutally killed the seventoen- ~vear-old girl last Saturday at Holy Sepulchre cemotery. > A man called at a farmhouse the cemetery, Sunday morning, asked for a pair of trousers, near and saying | that his had been torn, A pair was given to him, and {his evening tho discarded {rousers were found near the cemetery by a con- stable. There is a report that these trousers are stained with blood. The Easily Caught 1t is the simplest thing in the world to buy the wrong Fishing Tackle at the wrong time. Anglers will do well to bear in mind tHac fair treatment is the rule here, be the customer no- vice or expert. We have every requirement for any kind of fishing, and our only aim in business is to give the customer exactly what he wants. WA Mitchell's Hardware M. P, KEYS Antiseptic Earber Bhop Halr Dressing and Shaving Farier, Three Chair. Quick Service. Your pat ronage solicited. 336 King Sirz: Next door to Wade's Drug Store. ADVANGE SHOWING ie OF NEW FALL UITS. 76 new Paris styles, in the very latest fashion for Fall 1909. different in design, {ach one being you have a splen- did variety to select from. Prices : $15.00 to $35.00 Each Any design can be made to your par- ticular measurement in any .colored cloth. NEW STRIPED SUITINGS FOR Over 300 varieties. design. FALL Only one to each Prices: $5, $6, $7.50, $8, $10, $12.50. A pleasure to show our goods. LADIES' SUMMER HOSIERY In plain and open work, at special prices, matter will ve probed at hie inauey to-morrow morning. No irace is had of the man who obtained tha trou: sors, Two men were arrested at Visor, in Ontario county, last evening, which action is in accord with the policy of arresting all men in any degree sus: pected of the crime. The innocent . character of the girl was casily established, and the opinion is gencrally cnicrtained that the mur- derer was not a tramp, but some one familia: with tho vicinity in which the crime was committed and who is now in tho city or mear it. Two men have been questioned by the police and deputy sherifis, in con- nection with the crime. One, a tramp giving the name of Wall, was found at Charlotte and released after being questioned. The second was arrested by a Charlotte constable at Prad- dock"s Bay, and was brought to Rochoster for oxaminaiion, but he also was released. Perhaps the most interesting = evi- dence at the inquest was that of the two coroners' physicians examined, who teotified that parts of the face of the dead girl were in such a condition to establish that the murderer visited the scene of the erime twice, and that the body was exposed to daylight for some time. Efiorts are boing made to find a young woman, who, it is seid, was with Miss Schamacher when she was decorating the graves of her family last Saturday afternoon, but thus fa without any success. The cxamina- tion of all persons who have had an relation whatever with the happening continues, as INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up By Reporters On Their Rounds. William Swaine, piano tuner. Orders received at McAuley's. "Phone 778. "Wild Strawberry Extract," sold in Kingston at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. For printing and book-binding try the Whig. First-class work at closest prices, Officer Arnel of the humane society, shot six dogs this past month, four at the regue st of owners one was mad, and the sixth was in a fit. H. Cunningham, piano tuner from Chickering's. Teave orders at Mc- Anley' s Book Stove. "Brazil brittle," McConkey's, fresh on Saturday, at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. "Phone 230. The cool weather was much ciated on Tuesday, especimally in the alternoon. In the evening it ool quite cool and was a little comfort. able. About appre- 150 people: joined the Odd- fellows' excursion from Bellevil here to-day and went on to Ottawa. The special train left at eight o'clock this morning. The large licn recently placed at the entrance to the city park Was re- moved on Tuesday and taken to a pew stand in Macdonald Park, facing the flag stall. The néw gymnasium at the Colle giate Institute is coming along fa. mously. The first story is nearly completed. The building will be looking when completed. The steamer America passengers to the city to-day from Alexandria Bay and intermediate points. The river trade has brighten. ed up the past few weeks. "Fresh McConkey's high class ecan- dv," on Saturday, at Gibson's Red (ross Drug Store. 'Phone 230. Three fine house hoats were in port on Tuesday on their way down the Rideau for a few weeks, A great number of house boats are around this year, espewally on the Canadian side. "Kor husky throats," keys. Sold at Gibson's Drug Store. Two young Kingstonians were tipped from a canoe at Kingston Mills on Tuesday evening. They went up to close to the bridge and got caught in the currents which soon capsized them. They were good swimmers. "4711 Cologne' is sold in Kingston at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. A young American chap was at the police station, to-day, to eriquire where he could procure a marriage license. I'. C. Armstrong was on duty" and instructed the young son of Uncle Sam how he would go about getling the nea wsary papers for the all-impor- tant event. He could not tell whether ho would be married to-day tor Morrow. Buy the genuine Castoria for In- fants. Sold in Kingston at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. From present reports the fishing at Loughboro Lake is exceptionally good this year and the large crowd of Am- ericans at the hotel there are more than satisfied with the sport. Large boxes of the finny tribe are shipped every day to friends and relatives in the states. The guides and oarsmen are certainly reaping a harvest this year. line brought 300 Zymole Tro- Red Cross or Children Excluded From Bijou. Children will be admitted at aftec noon performances to- -day and to-mor- row, at the Bijou to see the great war drama, "When The Flag Falls," and the comedy "Sold Again," but when the famous play, © 'Sappho," is on, which is during the evenings only, no children under seventeen yoars of age aro admitted unless accompanied by their parcnts. One of the princi- al characters in "When The Flag is Gen, Sigel, an ancester of Elsic Sigel, who 'was killed hy China- men in Now York recently. Baseball On Tuesday. National League--Pittsburg, 2; Bos ton, 1 (12 innings). Chicago, 8: Brooklyn, 1. Philadelphia, 5; Cincin nati, 0. New York, 6; St. Louis, 5. American League--hiladelphia, 3 Detroit, <1. Boston, 3; Chicago, 2. Cleveland, 4: New York, 1. Washing ton, 1; St. Louis, 1 (called in twelfth inning). Eastern Longue Jursey City, 3: Re chester, 1. Provaidence, . Buffalo, G Baltimore, 4: Montreal, 2 "Now ark, 11; Toronto, 3. Nothing Yet Done. Nothing has yet been done in re- gard to finding out the actual cost of supplying power to the street rail way company. Manager Folger. the city's representative, and Prof. A. K. Kirkpatrick, representing the com- pany, have not yet met to select a third mam as arbitrator, but expect to get to work shortly, PERSONAL HENTID WENT OVERK. & P. R.R. Capt. Milligan's 'e Condition: Shows Improvement--Left for Otta to Take a position as Cantos Clerk. | William Megge, Gananoque, is visit- ing friends in the city. iss . Jessie Mackenzie rgd in Watertown, N.Y. Miss Florence Hart, Baldwinsville, is visiting her audt, Mrs. James Baker, Queen Breet. Mrs. F. Barnett, Lindsay, is the guest of hor sister, Mrs. A. E. Field, Princess street. Melville Cook, of the customs house, left, on Thursday, for Ottawa, to act as clerk there, Mr. and Mrs. W. J, divughter, Vida, of Cataraqui, left for Ottawa to-day. Joseph Joyner, Watertown, NY, 'has returned home, after visiting his parents a few days. Sydney Smith, bookkeeper at Rob- ertson, Nicolle & Co' 4, is spending his vacation in Toronto. Miss Nellie Sidley, of Syracuse, NY. is visiting with her cousins, the Misses McCarey, 199 Earl gtreet. Lloyd Stafford returned to Water- town, N.Y., yesterday, after spending the past few days in the Limestone City. Mrs. T. MH. Russell, Seclév"s Bay, was in the city, to-day, en route for Toronto, where she will wpend a few woeks, Miss Follick, 41 George street, has returned, after spending a week's vas cation with Miss Emma Edwards, La- timer, Ont, : Fireman W. T. Smith, of the Brock street station, returndd, to-day, after spending two weeks' holidays with re- latives at Tweed. Nrs. George Baker and her niece, Miss Lily Baxter, of Rideau street, left, Toesday afternoon, on steamer North King, to visit friends at Stella. is visiting | Smyth and crry awp viewry. Last weck for "black ¢ avails, One hundred quarts for two for a quarter at. Harnoveky: 5. , FEcman W. J. Bmith, of station No. has retumed after ten days' vaca- Fn Ho sent a message to meot him with a hose waggon a® he had hooked a couple moan bg The firemen will feed all weck on the great catch of their comrade. et tt. points daily, except Monday, at 10:30 fw and for Bay of Quinte porta and Ro- chester, at 5 pm. J. P. Hanley, ageot: ; Work Of The Inspector. Inspector Armiel, of the Humane So- ciety, had several cases to deal with during the month of July. He was called upon to shoot five dogs, « and made inquiries into three complaints made against horses. All of these were properly attended to. : Collegiate Staff Complete. . C. Anderson, M.A., principal of the high school at Vankleek Hill, Ont. will be the new 'commercial master at the Collegiate Institute, and will re. ceive $1, a year. The former mas- tor was paid $1,100 a year." All new teachers have to be paid high salaries The collegiate siafl is now complete for the coming term. Was In Bad Shape. This morning tho police had a eall io gather in a young man, who was found helplessly drunk, on King street. The man is a former member of the "Indian" list, his time having expired General Manager Baker, of the Kingston and Pembroke railway, left, ! on his special car, this afternoon; to inspect' the road between Kingston and Pembroke. The Montreal Transportation com- pany had a message from St. Cath. arines stating that Capt. Milligan's | condition shows improvement to-day, | and he was able to be removed to his home. Stanley Wells, degpatcher and agent for the 'Kingston and' Pembroke rail way at Godirey, is relieving In the company's office -hore, 'While Frederick Clark i8 enjoying a vacation. | Williamk Rogers, foreman lineman of the ¢ity light plant, leaves, on Satur- day, for Toronto, to take a position. } The Salvation Army band will miss him, as he was one of the best play-, PIS, E. 0. Strange, who has been mana- | ger of the Hintonburg branch of the Xorthern Crown bank, has been trans- ferred to one of the Winnipeg hranches. Halloway Waddell, of Toronto branch of the Northern Crown bank, is now at Hintonburg, {emporarily. Watch Kingstonians climb ! HOHHIRIIIIIIGIIIIINONS TO FLY TO-NIGHT. Special to the Whig, * Petewawa Camp, Ont., # Aug. 11, --Baddeck, No. 1, 3¥ the aeroplane from which ¥ Baldwin and McCurdy expect 3 such great results was given a preliminary test, this merning, running along the ground, but not rising into the air. With no other mo- # tive power than a big ¥ single blade propellor the # airship attained a speed of ahout 20 miles per hour and sped across the field for dis- tances from one hundred to three hundred yards. Everything worked satis- factory and the aviators ex- pect to make a flight this evening. ¥ pT ry is ERO COFFEY-LENNON, Happy Event in St. James Chapel Wednesduy Mcrning. A very happy event took place, Wed- nesday morning, at 8:30 o'clock, in St. James' chapel, when Rov. Father Hanley, united in marriage, Annie, second daughter oi Felix Lennon, Rag- | lan Road, te David Coffey, son of she late Thomas Coficy, Arch street. | The bride was given away by her! father, and wore a most becoming dress of pongee silk and Tuskin hat, with brown wings. She was assisted by Miss Sadie Coffey, sister of = the groom, who wore a very preity pr "in- cess gown of pale blue silk, = with black -- picture -hat. The. groom was supported hy Edward Lonnon, brother of the bride. The groom's giit to ihe bride was a gold watch, to he bridesmaid, a sardonyz ring, and to the groomsman, a signet tie pin. After the ceremony, the bride and groom drove to the re- midence of the bride's father, where al sumptuous wedding hreakfast was served, A large and friends were present. Mr. and Mrs. Coffey loft on the noon train for Toronto and other places, and will go tor Sudbury, where they will reside. The bride is a graduate nurse of Rockwood hespital, and the groom is connected with the James>Bay Rail- road company, Sudbury, Oni. The bride reeeives]l many costly and boan- tiful presonts, including a beautiful dinner and tea set, of old English china from the groom's mother. Exchange Of Parishes. Rev. F. G. Kirkpatrick was in Kings- ton, to-day, en route to Tweed, where he at once takes charge of the parish, while Rev. A. Firench takes charge of Cardinal, "The exchange was grant- ed by the Bishop of Ontario. Five drowned by the foundering in a heavy sea of the United States gov- ernment tug Nezonscott, off Cape Ann, \N.H McMaster University authorities, To- ronio, have issued a stringent order Whgainst hazing. : w ard Fitzgerald, i ¢ 5 tw Peterboro; E. a Rockwood; M. Ww Eva Hutchings, Edmonton, Ont. - Received at Annual Mesting K. gone number of relatives |store at the corner just a few weeks ago, and owvidently he is now celebrating his freedom. It is probable that he will be put on the hist for another teem. He was too drunk to come beiore the magistrate torday, #0 he will he given a chance to "explain his conduct to-morrow. Steamer America Busy. The steamer America is having a decided busy week. Yesterday she cac- tied 600 pe ople on the Grange exour- sjon out of Ogdensburg to the Thou- sand Islands. Today she brought 200 people from: river points to e Gity. To-morrow she carvies the Picton band's annual Watertown exeursion to | Cape Vingent. The America has not carried so many people in years as she has done during the past month, Down the river the resorts are well filled up. B. A. Hotel Arrivals. E. A. English, 1), Henry, A. C. Me Conkey, George O'Brien, Toronto; Dr. McEgbert Le Fere, New York; W. J. Nunn, Lansdowne; R. Barber, Engle wood, N.J.; W. H. Finch, Mrs, W. HL Finch, Ossing, N.Y.; P. H. Saver, Ot- (tawa; W. A, S. Hamilton, Montreal; John S. Ham, Napanee; H.R. Allen, Blocker and wife, Toronto; D. Guthrie and daughters, Guelph; Rich- Ogdensburg; H. Ross, Carman, Toronto; Morris M. Elm and wife, Little Rock, Ark.; W. F. Grifel and wife, Detroit; Mrs. B E. Dilley, Charles Dilley, Miss Fox, Cincinnati; Miss Mastin, Boston; A Boswell, Montreal; R. H. Archer and 'wife, Winchester; John Edsall and wife, Buffalo, N.Y.; E. P, Phea- cock, Hamilton; A. P. L. Brown, Galt; R, J, Sharp, J. Murray, Mont- real; ¥, E. Fairbairn, Brockville, E Gauthier, Montreal; Mrs. M. H. Lyle, E. Switzer, Toronto; E. Belleville; H. D. Livingston, Mcleod Ferr, Toronto; Galt; F. C. Bunnett, SATISFACTORY RFPORTS. & P. Railway Shareholders. The annual meeting of the Kingston and Pembroke railway shareholders was held in the company's offices heve, on Wednesday morning, at eleven "o'clock. Those present were W. R. Baker, general manager; Hon. William (Harty, R. V. Rogers, Robert Craw- (ford and J. B. Walkem. The business of the pu:i year was over, and it was ¢ nsidered to most satisfactory. vonsiderable work was done in the way of improve- ments, and the shareholders were pleased with the state of affairs. The old board of directors was re- appointed. W. D. Matthews, Toronto, was reappointed president, and W. R. Baker, was reappointed vice-president and general manager. At noon, the shareholders left on the special car, Earnsclififie, on a trip of inspection over the road. F. Con- way, superintendent, accompanied be ' them. FOUGHT WALES DRUG STORE. McLeo? Wifl Condpct Two Stores. James B.' McLeod, the Princess street 'druggist, has purchased the drug busi- ness.of the late Henry Whde, at the corner of King and Brock streets, and will take possession on Monday next. Mr. McLeod will be proprietor of both his present store, on Princess street, and his new acquisition. He will like- ly look after the down-town store, and T. H. Sargent, manage the one on Princess street. Mr. Mecleed, who is a native of Kingston, has been nineteen years a druggist. He spent seven years in New York, and for the past twelve xcars has been in business here, hav- ing purchased the well known drug of Princess and and built up a fine James B. Montréal streets, trade The Whig's new up-to-date bindery can handle ' that ruling or binding job of yours to perfection. Prices ey should be called hay widows in- stead of grass, for there is certainly nothing green about them. Some wives are wise enough to pre tend to believe everything their lus- bands tell them: "Fancy soap boxes" at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. The Famoiis FRENCH MO- | DEL gouskes are now rea- A dy in onr our For THE SOFC (OHO tol" just: right at e el point. This is true. because made differ- ently from most of the Corsets figWéffer- ed at the same price. French Model Corsets, $2, $2.50, $3 One pair of them will prove cheaper than two pairs of many others. Warner's Rust Proof Corsets From the famous Warner Brothers Compan, of New York. 3 of their best selling models now ready. $2.50 and $3. An Inexpensive Summer Corset) made on proper lines and a most comfortable design. Material / is a light weight Batiste, carefully made and boned, and the price is Only 75c. Just received and ready for To-morrow's selling : White and Cream Tokio Poplin This is a beautiful cotton fabric, made like a repp or corded effect, with a proper finish and right weight, for Ladies' Wash Suits, Children's Dresses and Separate ats. Price is 35¢ Yard. White IndianHead Suiting The genuine make. Each piece stamped with makers' guarantee. This insures you that it will retain the desired appearance after one or many washings, as many now know to their cost, other makes do not. 33 inches wide. Price 20c Yard and 123. SORCROROROD + 4 OGRE FOROS sximiuiulula OOOO EON OCOEN CCACAC aca HO CO HRC ROR ROR ORO OH RHC CREO CEOROROROR SORORCR 0 CANCEL) FON OCRORCRORCR0 sul C4 S eluluininiu nbyryty CAEL RORORORORCD 2, Li FORCE PCAC SCI AE REINER SASL Rh q CAPE 0 CONN rong nisla nlulalnlnte un sntucn in in ning' A ORR 0) 0 We have the other makes at 15 Butterick Patterns for Avgust. Many . MOROCCO) DHONOHONGHO OR RRR PA ge Sale On A Yo r 2 . . t Special Suit Case. We have a quantity of a Special Buit Case, .made of strong waterproof canvas, steel frame and corners, good lock and bolts. We will sell these during this week atthe following low prices : Size 22-inch, $1.35. . Size 24-inch, $1.50. Size 36-inch, $1.65. THE LOCKETT SHOE STORE FH eTaTEesrees ese rterIIE INT IIILY