fRAVELLING. KRAILWA RAND TRUNK Svsrem " Do ou n Day" Friday, Jv!; ! fda SINGLE FIRST-CLASS AREY oo or mie obi round trip, good golhg June dence was' given al an inguest + held July 1st, and good to return 4 High Wycombe, a fow days ago on wJuly 4th, © Lyndall Rice, the eighteen- year-old ts {sued at Kingston to fnter- | duughter of a Baptist minister, who mediat ois between Montreal and | died from the effects of poison. Miss Hd will not be good on trigins 1} Rice was a medical stadent. 3 The girl's ' parents left her at home Homesseke®¥" Excursions while they attended a meeting at the chirch, and on their retarn found TO BAB.CANADIAN NORTH-WEST. | hor sitting in the diming-room appar- June 14th and 28th. ently asleep. When thes went over to July 12th and 20th. : Oth and 23rd, her, however, they found she was 8 v % ckets good to return within 60 = |A GIRL STUDENT... piEp® a BY POISON. UNDER opp CIRCUMSTANCES, mist Gave Her a Toule==But the Prescription Was Different When Taken, . i a On a table beside which hnd contained an iron tonic supplied to her by Miss Spencer, chemist, There was a few drops of a calor less liquid in the bottle, and Dr. Bell, 4 not recognizing it, tock the bottle (o Miss Spencer and asked her to smell it. Instead of that she tasted it, and | immediately became greatly alarmed, "This is not the tonic | gave he she said. "This is prassie acid." The girl had asked Miss Spencer for chloroform to kill a cat for dissecting purposes, ply her, as she was under age. Mr. Fishery the county analyst, gave it as his opinion that the girl had taken a considerable quantity prussic acid, and that it had caused death, Prof. partment, de ad. her was a phial, "Far full partientars, apply. to 3. NLEY, Agent. "Corner i and Ontario Sts 0 im Conmection With CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. DOMINION DAY Rotnd Trip Tickets will be sold at SINGLE FARE : to of points tn Canada, Good going Jung oth and July Ist. Good for re- ture until July 4th, 1910. 'HOMESEEKERS EXCURSIONS To Canadian North-West, 14 and 28. July 12 and 26. Aug. 9th and 23rd. Ggod for 60 days, KINGSTON --~OTTAWA. fwave Kingston 12.01 p.m. arrive Ot. gp "Sieawa 10.45 Kingston 3.66 p Fall \nformation at K. & P. and C.P.R. Ticket Office, Ontario Street ¥. CONWAY, Qeneral Passenger Agent. de of Mudge, - of the biological of the London School Medicine, where the girl was a stu dent, described her as of a bright temperament and not likely to commit suicide. "She was a keen student," "and did more thap really with-a desire to saceeed in her On one occasion she. asked the best way to kill a eat for tory purposes, IT dissuaded her from using chloroform. and suggested the injection of cyanide of potassium into the eat's mouth by means of a glass syringe." $i, Piaf. Mudge supported tion that the - presence he said, Necessary am, arrive dies, me labora- 25 BAY OF QUINTE RAILWAY, n leaves Union Station, Ontark t, 4 p.m, dally (Sunday excepled) eed, Bydenbam, Napanee, Deser- mnockbury oints north fo A Poth por 5 Ho Toute your shipments via B inte Rutlwar, For further parti lars; ap IB DICKBON, Agent one, the sugges- | of the glass ted that she had swallowed a dose of evanide of potassium in mistake the tonic, and that the cyanide be- eame convertedgginto prussic ac Aid in the stomach. Pottles containing cyan- ide of potassium or other chemicals would be accessible to students for the purpose of their study, The jury returned a verdict that the girl had died from poisoning by prus- sie acid but (hat there was dence to show where she obtained They exoperated Miss Spencer blame. for i, from "TORONTO" "KINGSTON." Round, leaves Kingston .. AND 00 nm, " 5.00 pan. pone t Manday, during June and "afte vi A 1st, between to, Charlotte, N.Y. 1,000 Islands, Quebee and Saguenay River. STEAMER "BELLEVILLEY bound, leaves Kingston 5.30 pm, ». , leaves Kingston 10.30 pon, AYE, tween Hamilton, Toronto, Mont- d Intermedtato ports, ets and berth reservations LP. Hanley, Agent, Kingston, rite 1 Foster Chafee, A.GL.A., nto. a------------ Made Him Feel Old. Chicago Récord-Herald "What's the matter 7" "Oh, nothing much," "Put you look as if you had some- thing serious on your mind." "Well, if vom insist on' knowing, wy, who was named after me just become enraged How time flies !™ ha to be married, Turning the Tables. a fool when 1 married you, Shé---1 'knew it, but 1 thought would improve. Gillyert's specials: Wiarton ereamery butter: Coleman's smoket meats; ton high class Mocha and and Crown Blend Cevian tea. An advantage buying your baby foods at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store, wo carry a full assortment, ali perfectly fresh. After the average man hay reac the three score and ten mark he can sum his life wp in these few words; "What a fool I have been !" . Caspian 1000 fslands- Rochester mmencing steamer jen¥es Kingston on on Sunny at 10.15 aml. for Alexand Return , Gananoque, and Rockport: R rah , leaves at bh pam., for Rochester, N.Y., calling at Bay of Qiinte ports, Str. Aletha 'Leaves Kingston dally, except Sun- day, at 3 p.m. for Picton and inter- mediate Bay of Quinte Jona. Full hiorration fro fro © James Swift & Co. _ Freight Agents. Tn bd dS. Lawrence Fiver Steamboat Companies. Coabection "WIth the New York Central and Hudson River RR. BR, Co, emmencing Sunday, June 10. " faave Kingston daily, except Suun- diye 200 am, and 2.00 pom, : 730 am, ve Kingston, Buhday, 00 Bos put off with * 'somgthing just as good." Bajus' ale is the most superior in the market. Members of both houses of repre. sentatives in Japan are paid about $1,000 for each session, with travel- ling expenses, . A blood tonie, the genuine Blaud's Laxative Iron Pilla. Sold at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store, 'phone 230. After a woman has been married about a year she is willing to admit that her husband doesn't know it all, 3 P. Hanley, Ticket Agent. e Constipation is the root of many forms of sickness and of an endless amount of human misery. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills, _ thoroughly tested by overfifty years of use, Lh in Re ug wctions at. Cape a a points in New Me EI hn, : Fen Ha Cape Vins Len 2 ag ou found {rip rate, Kingston Luis goal going Saturday or returntig Momday, $1.65. aNeurston to Brockville and the Thousand ,18lands Ameren' Bylistin.> SH vase 2 Ws Steamship Company RINMYTED, ad Gulf of St. Lawence Cruises tn Cont Latitudes. ascapedia" 1.900 tohs, recent! But on Ihe Clide. npeiinity of with all m comforts MC BAL ON MON- {Lh an Fsth July, 1st, 3 15th and pl N.&. calling =U May oa 'Parae, ul moratde. I Sails from Qu ollowlng BE noon. iB 4 ANY | remained {places amongst the hills but she had refused to sup- | stu< | no evi- | Ie (after a quarrel, hitterly)--I was! with enormous profits in the futu you {your great railroad Java coficg | that as a whole Canadians are only hed | [¢ is in n measure trying to be a loyal When asking for Bajus' ale don't ba beer f RICH MINING CLAIMS, Fortune Seckers up to New Mining Town. FE M, in Toronto Globe Prin Arthur, Jun y Wa ess carry ers up fo the Stewart. This spring unusually Every day sll. town of the snow bas! late, in some | being a foot | deep in the middle of May. Tremen- ' {dous finds of gold- wpper have al ready been made. Iwo men here, MH. 'p. Gibson and OU. Van Houghton, of Denver, have just struck it rich. Last spring (hey staked off five claims near Stewart. In the fall they offered hall interests in the claims for a thousand dollars, but got no buyers. This week | the two owners have closed a deal with a New York syndicate for a hun- dred and seventy-five thousand del lars. A cash payment of $75,000 hay {been made. This week we had a visit from E. J. el 'hamberlain, first vice-president of the (G.T.P. He brought the interesting in: {formation that a hundred and fifty | { miles of rails are already laid west of i Fdmonton, and two Iarge bridges over Wolf's Creel are nearly completed. As | the work of laying rails east of Prince tapert is going ahead a tremen- | dous rate, we gradually see the space between becoming smaller and the day pot> very far distant when trains will be running from Prince Rupert east to Winnipeg. | There is nothing around these "northern shores which creates more in- terest than the famous (ueen Char- Jotte Islands. They lie about eighty Cis new mining | ! { at Columbia, opposite the mouth of the ISkeena river. Hitherto these islanos have been almost unknown. In the carly days they were inhabited bythe Haidah Indians, the finest and most {warlike tribe in Dritish Their raids and excursions into I districts of the mainland form important part of the Indian history of the province. There are to-day many old Indians here who were at one time slaves to the Haidah In- dians. Comparatively, little was known about, these islands until 157%, when Dr. G. M. Dawson, of the geo- graphical survey, made known to the world the enormous natural wealth id contained. the G.T.P. lo- {cated their terminal town, many (Queen Charlotte mines have been de- the an Ninee capital invested. The most northerly of the group, . Grahame Island, con- itains the most coal fields in British Columbia, {many hundreds of miles of claims have been taken up by American capitalist {who are right there on the ground {and getling their properties into shape. Already several shiploads of lcoal have been seni to Seattle and other southern American cities. As a Canadian here on the spot, 1 | have continually urged upon eastern It 'anadians with money, the plums they {might pick up here and keep Cana- dian capital in our own country, Only "last week a New York broker who had come up here to pick up some Hand expressed his sufprive 'at seeing j=uch an enormous Upited States {floating population,' and ko few Cana- {dians. Then he quizzically remarked, | "Yet you Canadians are ever ready to gamble in American stocks when it's the most uncertain sort of a gamble, {Here you have a swe investment in ia country with untold possibilities-- fe for be only men' like kings, Mackenzie & Mann, who have minds capable of grasping the possibilities of this new | west. "And yet there are Americans in: numerable here--which seems to prove yyou, It seems to lin the kindergarten so far as shre wid sight goes." | bash Wy leaving fadts to for themselves, I acknowledged philosophy of speak the the speaker's remarks. Canadian, and and land and coal being carried by dwellers in another country. Some years ago an enterprising Japanese isyndicate located valuable copper de- posits on the Queen Charlotte Islands, and spent several thous: ~d dollars in opening up the mines. Their reward came this year when they sold out their property for six hundred thou- sand dollars--a huge fortune in itself. And there are other sources of wealth here besides minerals. Many miles of timber are waiting to be cut, many of the forests containing that most valuable of wood, yellow cedar, To the wewly-arrived easterner this country to say the least, bewilder- ing. As: far as the eye can see there seems to be a succession of bays and tivers; high mountains and | deep valleve--so high and so deep a= to give ane the sensation of dizziness. see millions in gold off i is, | PAPER DRINKING CUPS. To be Used in Capitol at Harrisburg, Po. The Pennslyvania capitol at Harris: burg is soon to have machines which will supply sanitary drinking cups made of paraffin paper. Credit for the innovation is directly due to Dr. S. G. Dixon, state commissioner of health, who has for years denounced the pub- lic drinking cup in season and out of season. The eapitol is to have two varieties of machines. Ome is a public vending 'machine from which any one athirst can get a _sanitary cup for a cent. The other is a similar machine which will distribute the cups free of cost. The cent-in-the-slot type of ma- chine is to be installed in the corri- dors. adjacent to the public fountains. The free vending machines are ta be in the: for the use I Sh Al Te same 2, like ' 'an ordinary t J The cent in-the-slot = machines must cost not more than $16 each, that be ing the maximum price in the sched- ule; the maximum price for the free machines, which are less complicated, is $12.50. The maximum price for the cups is $6 a thousand, and five thou sand is set forth as the "estimated of he | entertained Tar one and Columbia. | | sxtensive bituminous sl .ancet, and 1 an Ne [TIS A FINE PLACE, | KILDARE WORKHOUSE van wWiTH RANE. Guardians Trying to' Frame up Re-! gulations Which Will Get Rid of Them. i pPublin, June 21.--Down in Kildare the local authorities have Just wakea- od up to the fact that they have been running an excellent hotel free of charge which has become famous among the tramps all over Ireland. At the last meeting of the guard jans the clerk reported that during the mst six months 1221 tramps had been night or more m the workhouse, and that of late they | had become quite exacting about what | they called their rights. If the beds were not comfortgble they made a row, and if the food was not up to thou iden of what it should De they abused the aitendants and complained to the master, The clerk explained that be didn't see what the guardians could do to stop tis state of affairs, fo the | present law compels the local authori | ties to rant food and dodging to cvery desueuse 'person applying to it. I'he only test of destitution is that the applicant should be without money it is a recognized practive for the tramps to cache their money in a wall or bury it Sefore app'ins to the workhouse and them recover it efter they leave It was also stated that on some nights when the workhouse was full of these "destitute" persons the farmers in the neighborhood were of miles west of the mainland of British complainin® that they couidn't got la borers to do the pedessary work, Some of the guardians wanted to try the cold bath test for admission, but it was explained that a tender-hearted local kovernment board in Dublin had made things hot for some of the boards of #uardians in the north for trying this plan, Finally it was decid ed to cut down the food allowance to the minimum and see if the tramps would not transfer their patronage to some other establishme nt, APPEN DICITIS ( « ONTAGIOUS. Oppose the Theory of Dr. Donald Hood. Paris, June 18.~The assertion of Dr. Donald Hood, the well-known English surgeon, that appendicitis may be ac and spoon found near uic girl indica: veloped, and a tremendous amount of quired by contagion or by the trans | mission of germs from one person to | another, which was published in the has excited intense interest ¢ French practitioners and bac Fiologists. Dr. Kile Metchnikofi, the famous {head of the Bacteriologieal Depari- ment of the Pasteur Institution, talked | very readily to the correspondent of the New York Times on' the subject. | He was at the moment of the corres pondent's call engaged in examining the culture of some intestinal microbes which one of his assistants had just brought to a perfect state, and the conversation was held between peers through the microgope "It ie fully satabliched, " said Prof. Metchnikoff, "that appendicitis is due to microbes, althoug unfortunately wo have not yet been able to identify them among the many bundreds o various kinds of minute parasites which inhabit the human intestines. It is hkely that we shall arrive some day at its ide ntification. "My special 'work at present, as you know, is the study, of the inhabitants of the intestinal tract. Appendicitis develops fever, and fever is traceable to m.trobes. Besides, diseased appen- dices are found to be full of them. That is one thing, but it is quite an- other to say that these microbes tra- vel from one distant organism to an- other. Until 1 obtain further light, which may alter mv opinion, I am inclined to doubt Dr. Hood's theory. "1 do not know that I could even consider it probable the occurrence of many cases of appendicitis in one family, or even among persons living merely in social ihtimacy, can be ex plained upon quite a different prin: ciple. It is presumably due to the fact that these persons have large lv eaten the same kind of food. ihe perms of appendicitis often ex- ist in uncooked food, partrtularly sa- lads, "1 do not deny absolutely that econ- tagion is possible, but so far as 1 know the proofs of it are entirely lacking." lr. Louis Doyen, the surgeon in France, York Times what follows : "The experiments which I have made for several years past, and those of Metchnikoff, which ¥ feel 1 have au thority to cite, part of them were made jointly with me, demonstrate that appendicitis is a polymierobian malady. It is thes impossible to hold to the theory that it ean be trans mitted by contagion from one sub ject. to another, "Appendicitis is only produced when the microbes of the intestines have penetrated past the entrance 10 the appendix. Metchnikoffi bas shown that they may be introduced' into it by little rm, such as trycovepha- liae, w have thread-like exiremi- ties enabling them 'to pass through the most minute orifice. adit In the tht ra appendici in mpanzes i rect inocalggion have resulted affirma- tively only when the microbes were case, jt best-known s for the New - independenth These, inoculated beneath the i oi a mouse or guinea pig, produced gan- grene, 4 moved up or down, Ibehalf of his neighbor. | Beware of Olutments for Catarrh that (iy track, Yonkers, in the week be SOME HOUSEHOLD, HINTS. ad Pointers for the Good House- | keeper. A good way to repair small sotsiin | nolland blinds is to get same Tour | plaster, cut a piece a larger size. than | tiie hole, warm, and piace perfectly flat over the hole. When dry it hardly be noticed. The simplest manner of white lace deep cream or pale is to dip it, after it has been and rinsed, in weak tea or squeczing it gently and taking tare that the tint is evenly distriouted. | Remove it from the Dath and nang it over a rail to dry. In Danish houses wa'lpapers are vory often ruined by the dampness oi the walls, which causes an' wera wile stain to appear iu patenes every wher "pe remedy lied in has the wall papered Gist with black tar pa er, | Zalion. This committee will be ready which will prevent the damp coming |io report at the next meeting which through to the secoml pmper, « and so will 'be held at the Clifton Hotel keep the walls perfect. | the Canadian side subject to the vall| When it is necessary to repaint a lof the temporazy chaivmen, George bath, it should be rubbed oll over PD. Emmerson, of the Butialo chamber. with sandpaper or pumice-stoune. After of commerce, ; i this apply two or three coats of bath | Whether or not the celebration : enamel, which will adhere much better {to be purely a local affair, participa: | when the surface is roughened. In ord: | ted in by the two -proviaces,. or sw to preserve the pnint when the bath | { whether it. is to become an ocean to} s in use, be careful to turn on the {O0eaR affair, has not been definitely old tap before letting hot water run discussion at the meeting, it is il into it. | decided upon, but, according to thej Une of the difficulties of the posed té have a celcbration otupy- TO BE BIG EVENT ~==r 100 YEARS OF FP PEA ACE WILL CELEBRATED, BE | Organization Formed at Niagara--, will] Conumittee Now Has the Work in| tinting Hand. brown! Niagara Falls, NX. IN. washed | meting of the representatives of coline, FOOTH AND TOILET PREPARATIONS . | fifteen in the family, all good J re A A-------- { municipaliti s along the Niagara fron- tier, including Toronto, the year 1913 was tentatively 'agreed upon for the 'olebration of 10 years of peace be {tween the two greatest English-speak- ing nations in the world, The name chosen was "100 Years' Peace Asso, ciation," and a committe of seven members was appointed to formulate rules for re presentation in the organi June Highest Grades GASOLINE, COAL OIL. LUBRICATING Oil. FLOOR OIL. GREASE, ETC, PROMPT DELIVERY, 'W. F. KELLY Clavence and Ontarie Streets. Toye's Building. on is SR SN Building? 1 can Supply Ready Roofiug, Wal Plaster, Lime and Portland Cement P. WALSH, 5 7 Barrack St. DON'T FORGET ' 1 be as wrpet it half a yard more than i needed. length ean in. at Eve y | so the lo 1 wise 3 This extra either end carpet should go that t that was trodden on on: month now be against the back of the stair, in this way the carpet (eis worn even ly , mus ko ok Oh fr nt, ow the TO TRY A tape; ihe oo re } ty wa h : with | Hox ter the FOR YOUR GROCERIES, 338 PRINCESS ST. 25 Our Coffee at be beaten. ¢ and 356¢ cannot Frank As North | Commerod, Nve, ! Level, Niagara! Trade; W. B.| Ont., Board of and William A Frontier Historic: al Hobbie, Men's | DOVVVOVOVOVOL 04 OOOO COAL! The kind you are looking for i» the kind we sell F. M1 Must i after it aw it dries so quickly, OOO00C : "Scranton Coal 13 good coal and we guarantee prompt delivery. BOOTH & CO. FOOT WEST STREET, wO- 000000000000 0000000000 ni -------- AN APPEAL TO WIVES, ta | | | Strons drink of husband and father appeal to wives save the husband and father or the hro- at on the Canadian | home | lgundress in many parts of the country | mg probably ten day ice de or { is the extreme hardness of the water. three weeks, with a military a When raic-water is not obtainable, a stration with a number of gun poats : Ay and other vessels, The Canadians little borax or ammonia will prove : . who attended the meeting suggested | (rood softewers, although some experts | i 3 t T {that a number of monuments, per pin their faith to anticaleair:. The mis + + haps, might be dedicated, or that + a take should never be male, however, | : . { br idge be eredted across the Niagara | of using soda water: in which white ax f : {river bv the two governments and ticles are washed, ; al | When puchasine. stair-o { that it dedicated a monument | { " | that future generations might look to| to buy fas a memorial of the celebration of] actually 100 years of peace between these two} be 'folded great nations, It was also suggested | month or that perhaps one large monument he | Pia rected. Games and other pleasure al wil | | too, might form a part of the celebra- | tion, | I" Those who attended the meeting] » and not just en the tread of the | and the activities they represented asi stair, % 3 the initial promoters of the celobra-| Wien making washing hlous, tion were Mrs. John Miller Horton, of lin or print dresses, | Buffalo, Land Marks Association, the and eyes firmly on { Daughters of the American Revolu-| latter lightly down tion, and the Daughters of 1812; Mrs. | or wherever the fastenings t | Frank B. Stecle, Daughters of the! ° The tape is easily unvicked 'when | American Revolution: Major W. Al blouse or dress is sent fo the Coiling, Imperial Army and Navy! there will be no more Lather Veterans' Association, Toronto; E. I. crushed, broken hooks wand | Biggar, Old Fort Protective ocin any unsightly rust-marhs left tion, Toronto; George B. Emerson, washing: and Fenton B. Parke, Buffalo Cham-| Many people do not know that chif- [ker of Commerce; Frank RB, Steele. | fon can be made to look equaldo new | Buffalo Chamber of Commerce; if washed in warm 'water an! after- | H. Severance, Buftalo Historical wards rinsed. Then muke some very sociation; James S. Thompson, thin, clear starch to put it through. Tonawanda, Chamber of Care must be taken not to twist it George W. Knox, George in any wav; it should 1e enclosed ju! FE. Montague, John C, the folds of a towel, and beaten with | Falls, N.Y., Board of the hands until quite dre. + iT Tuttle, Niagara Falls, be ironed almost immediately Trade; E, T. Williams 1s washed, |p *hilpot, Niagara Society: Dr. George An Awful Bloomer, { Club, Lewiston, N.Y. He was diftident and unversed in After fixing the date tentatively and] ciety's ways, but he was badly: smit- also selecting the name for the cele fen with a reigning belle, and had, bration, it was decided to have a com- nerved himself to woo and win. So !mittes formulate rules governing re-| he secured an introduction, and in|Presentation in the organization. This lee course went to pay his first eall. committe was named by the tem He thought it would help him out a POYATY chairman, Mr. Emerson, as fol bit if he took some flowers, so he! lows, the chairman being 8 soho! bought a superb bouguet for or « ex-officio : Mrs, Horton anc esate, | he reached Pe Bo baw Se. Ae Knox, Tuttle. Hobbie, Steele and] remembered that she had a splendid! Thompson, each of the municipalities ------ conservatory od he tried to think of or represented ith "the exgprtion | Cure the Drinking Husband by Using a way out of the dificulty. Sudde of Toronto, and the representatives , he recollected the Siffieu Ye ulieonly {om that city said it would be im sor Crm an he Given Secretly. ing coals to Newcastle," and deter- | Possible for them to attend this ses- OO oy mined to make « of it. But he was sion. . Bo dreadfally me be He broke into al The next meeting will be held mothers, and sisters to cold pe. he he rung the bell and the Cliflon Hotel, when the Wivimty appeared in the Side, at the tall of the chair, pro-| ther with Orrine, a selentifie cure for the liguor habit Can be given secrotly, Orrine is soll Under an absolute guarantee that it will eure the drink {habit or money will be refunded. Bave | the happiness and prosperity of the home with Orrine. $1 per box. Write for fred booklet, "How to: Cure Drunkenness" Orrine Co, #67 Orrine Bullding, Washington, DC Orrine is sold in this city by G. W. Mahood, Cor- Bagot and Princess Streets. N othing elo Like i them in the world | biggest seller-- why? Because it's the | best medicine for the liver and bow- {els. It's what they will do for you- not what we say they will do--that | makes CASCARETS famous. Millions use CABCARETS and it Is all the | medicine that they ever peed to take p04 reception room he didn't know whether bably in two weeks, at which time he stood on his head or his heels. {the committee wili report wnd perma. "I--thought," he stammered, "that |BeNt organization will be perfected. I would b-b-bring vou a bouquet, but | Besides the several ideas as to the ~but it's like casting p-p-pearls be- {form the celebration is to take it was {ore swine 1' Istated that in all probability it will ibe possible to have The Hague Peace | Canference meet here during the cele | bration, { He Cited the River. Indignant Wife--You talk about hav ing "meandered all over the neighbor hood" while yon were waiting vour breakfast. You haven't of your bed. Husband (half awake)--Well, you ever see a river meander getting out of its bed ? THE SPORT REVIEW, for | been out | een out! notes on Baseball and Other Events. rugby a CASCARETS the didn't | without | lla Tose { The IN.B { The lid is down on boxing at Hamil | a permit bein® refused for Wildfong Laing bout The Chicago Cubs continue { their lead in the {ball league, It's a great race in the Eastern base on | all league Hetween Toronto, Roches: {ter and Newark. the illustration will be Judding frum the {York sport writers, ------------ days as a baseall star Thousand Islands--Rochester | over, . : Str.Caspian leaves Sundays at 10.151 A twenty-six mile marathon, a.m., for 1,000 Island points and at 57% of the best pro runners in Am p.m., for Rochester. J. P. Hanley, } a entered, will 1 one of the fes- agent. 2? Lares of exhi ution week in Ottawa. | "Hughie" Jennings declares the De jtroit Thrers will win out in a walk in i | the American baseball longue with New {York second and Philadelphia or Bos- Fon third. The Canadian Associated Prey ports that Crow & Mart av » bi on the high ham Ape i Bm peotosrerin? {Hog his Jp. she arn Ww. % a Gibeon, the Red Cross man eas- feet 1 inch ye ries o complete Bue of thd famous | Winnipey four steered - . a: " vl a poor course Butcher's Enilich Cameras and Ae fat Walton. Eng., rv and wore} Ccessores. Ask for a descriptive eala- [neaten, who concede the Westerners logue, with prices. Films developed chance to take the stewunrds' there. . . iof England for the first time. When you see a man looking fori go nr Jowenh W, Bailey, president | trouble it won't be long until you'll jof the American Associavion of Trot-| hear him call for help. tinz Horse Breeders, has notified the | n' en And many a man will go out of his New York Trotting Horse Breeders' iy way to avoid saving a good word {Club that the race for the 815,000 Ma. | itron Stake will take place at the | {Grand Cirenit meeting at the mpire! The American t en in Australia. Vancouver vam was beat Beautiful Stock to Choosc From. Prevost, now has mn all Eastern twelve. Brock street, has n fine as proposed turf meet at St John sortment of tweeds, gerges and che viots. Anyone in need of clothing! will do well to call on him. Rendy. {ton made clothing and gents' the never betti. assorted. , has Heen cancelied also CASCARFIS 10c. a box for a wenk's treatment, afl druggists. Biggest seller m pl world Mills fon boxes a month THE GLUBH OTEL WELLINGTON ST., near PRINCESS, There are other hotels, but move approach the Club tor homelike sur- roundings. Located in contre of city and close to principal stores and theatre. Char; moderate. Special rates by Bie wesk week "nM THOMPSON, furnishings | to In National base i { jerease The Proper Way. "I see where that airship inventor is | to deliver an illustrated lecture aviation." "1 suppose by skylights." n remarks of New Hans Wagner's are just about with le Sound Reasoning. "Came in last night and fell again: the piano.' 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