EH hr Ame atte ARs at aid EC hacia fb S THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1911. d ecollar.;A } biack i white [dent of Ottawa, Tuesday morning. | a rgd, and flow {when Miss Edith Lorena, eldest daugh-| kat trimmed with 'TRAIN JUMPED TRACK Lars completed the costume, . and she fer of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Crawford, |! by pn dae inka onrried 'a beautiful bouquet of white [Alfrett street, was united in magriage| -- 3 1 roses. The groom's gift to her was a to Allan L Brown. | PASSENGERS ON K. AND P. pearl and diamend ring. {| The ceremony was performed in the! PRAIN HAD NARROW ESCAPE. The: bridesmaid, Miss Minnie Gordon presence of a large number of rela- | i sister of the bride, was most becom- [lives and friends of ingly gowned in white silk with over-|St. James' church. The knot was | dress of black embroidered chiffon and tied by Rev. T. W. Savary. The bride! wore n large black hat trimmed withiwas very prettily attived in a gown| white lace and flowers. She carried red | of ivord paillette over silk chafion, | the Passengers. roses, and wore the groom's gift, 4 with the regulation veil and orange | 2 2 pearl pendant. The best mao was blossoms, sud entered the church on the! Passengers on the express on the James Richardson, of Toronto and arm of her father, to the strains of | Kingston & Pembroke railway, on his gift from the groom was a sesl|the wedding march played by Mrs | Mouday afternoon, had a miraculous ng. : : tA RB. Williamson. She carried a | #5C3Pe when the Iain, TURBINE at. a alin marriage to William Folger| Owing to the bride's family being | shower bouquet of lilies of the val- | good rate of pes ny Jimped the track, Nickle, K.C., M.P.P., of Kingston. No [in mourning, just the immediate te- i foy and roses. She vas supported by | about a mile and a ha the other side latives were present, and included Mrs. | her sister, Miss Rhea Crawford, who |©f Murvale. The engine and a couple happier announcement than this could e V i J \ a possibly be made, for never were two | Macpherson, of Charlottetown, REL; gas gowned "in pale blue satin striped {of coaches left the rails, but strange : over blue satin. She wore alto 53¥, no person was injured. people miore sure of their friends' sin- Mrs George Smfth, of Dt. John, N.B. | non » | h ; cere regard, and warm liking, and Mrs, Guy Robinson, of Toronto; Hunt- {black hat, trimmed with lilacs. snd | The express from Sharbot Lake was from young and old will every good ley, Gordon, of Dundas; Mes. Nickls, {pink ross, and earried a bougpé of [dae in Eimgaton aha four © wlosk, wish follow them. mother of the groom; Mr. and Mrs. |.ik peonies. The groomsman was | 04 8s a resu assengers di \ bh' Ni ill 0 : . ms . > © il 715 * lack Se ceremony i porlormad by pr. 2 Hears illio and Doug: [v hope, of Peterboro. The fower, ot reach the ey ati TAs e'elos 5 Gordon, assisted by Dr. John Mackie | 188 Nickie" ; vid piste; "1 girl, Miss Marjory Moss, Renfrew, cou- [2% Soon as wor ns nye a at jai past ten. The drawing yo gud os. Jrhu Mackie; Yim MeKay!,, of the bride," was dressed in the susident he Hay of yy Site train, ining Om Were arrange with iH . ' 4 » OF 2 ork. i tn ES ' with Conductor a ars mn sombinatic that made a most ar-] Mrs. Nickle left on the noon grain for [50 is 3 a3 y a8. assen rors eqmiination ial. mats a mo Ihe ushert were Kenneth and John [PO ay ia » tistic and effective appearance, lhe railway officials could not ce count for the accident, but it is he- "The brid ) L the: north. Crawford, brothers of the bride. we bride wgs charming in a smar a . - After the ceremony at the church : gown and coat of grey rajah, relieved Brown-Crawford Wedding. . co lieved that the spreading of the ruils was responsible, 2 r i : : . ithe wedding party repaired to the with bands of black satin, and finish- One of Kingston's fairést June ome of the rd where a reception ed with baby Irish lace at the cuffs The passengers all received a bad , shaking up, but when they arrived at ide Are / i " + brides wag = carried away by #4" lvas held. The decdrations in ythe the station it' was "reported that no ! | , : E CP -------------------- - Tdining-room were lilies of the valley, i THE STANDARD BANK TN ed ie mee 104 sweel peas and roses, : The happy couple left on. the fast hich figured in' the. runoff is * No: 1. As a result of the accident the Bay OF CANADA Every Department Is fully Equipped to ensure Prompt and Efficient Service. ; A__HAPPY WEDDING THAT OF W. F. NICKLE, M.P.P,, AND: MISS GORDON. both parties, ini Express Left the Rails Near Mur- vale 'on Monday Afternoon-- Visiting Ministers Were Among A Quiet Ceremony #¥4he Principal's Residence at Queen's--Couple Left on a Trip. A wedding of unusual interest to Kingstonians took place this morning at the residence of the Very Rev. D M. Gordon, D.D., principal of Queen's University, when his elder daughter, Miss Katharine LL. Gordon, was unit * SEE OUR $3 STRAP SHOES FOR WOMEN 1 Strap Pumps, 2 Straps and Fancy 9. 8traps, in Patents, Kids and Gun Metals, also Tans, alt $3.00 Trunks with 2 Straps, good sizes $5.00 and 6.00 > Suit Cases, real leather well made, $5.00 and 6.00 Real Leather Travelling Bags, leather lined, good size, $5.00 and 6.00. ABERNETHY'S JUNE MEETING OF Y.W.CA. rice' and confetti, and with the good wishes of a host of friends, for a trip west, beiore returning to take up residence in Ottawa, where the groom has a lucrative position. The groom's gift to the bride was and chain, to the girl and organist with pearls, and to and ushers gold cuff train ut noon, amid a shower of of Quinte train could not make its usual trip. A couple of ministers, on (heir way to attend the annual meeting of the Congregational union of Canada, to be held in this city, were among (he passengers on board. Railroad officials cannot aecoynt for the accident, and engineers are at the coeme of the wreck To-day. to endeavor to find out the cause of the run-off, The train was oi a straight piece of road when the accident occurred. The engine and ome car, so it is reported, had just passed over a small culvert, and the culvert was almost totally de- stroyed by the other two coaches. The auxiliary was at the sceme all night, and work 'was continued om luesday morning, and it was expected Lihat the line would be cleared all right SE m------ All Members of the Board Asked to do Active Work. The June meeting of the board of management of the YW.CA was held on Monday afternoon, at the residence on Johnson stréet. The presi- dent, Mrs. Edwin J. Mclelland, was in the whair. As this was the first mveting of the board, since the ammu- al meeting, a good deal of routine business had to be transacted. Every member of 'the board was placed "on some.gommittee, with the foe that she would take a special interest in the work. The tennis court is in excellent don- : dition and it is hoped many will take advantage of it. The domestié science class met during May, but will be dis continued for the next three months Donations of verandah chairs will be very thankfully received by the asso ciation. : Fhe association .is looking lorward to a visit from Miss Kate Lane, one of the officers of the domimion comncil. \ strawberry and ice-cream festival will be held on the grounds of the home, during the last week in June. Lecture on Peace River. tev. F. W. Armstrong, B.A. thodist missionary in the Peace Riv- er district, a part of the country {that is being talked of a great deal now, gave an illustrated -talk in the lecture room of Queen street Metho- dist church Monday evening, on his work. The lecture was given under the anspices of the Young Ladies guild of the church. Mr. Armstrong spoke concerning his work and what hal come unher his personal observation, and the talk was illustrated by number of fine views of Peace River scenes. The lecture was much enjoy- ed. a gold watch brid€smaid, flower gold bar pins set the groomsman links. Among the invited guests were : Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Galt, parents of the groom; 'Mrs. McKenzie, of Galt, aunt of the groom; Mr. and Mrs. H. Mcss, Renfrew, uncle and aunt of the pride; Mr. and Mrs. H. Moss, jr., cou- sins of the bride, Renfrew; Miss Mar- jory Moss, cousin of the bride, Ren- frew: Mrs. Revnolds, aunt of the bride, Pontiac® Mich: Miss LL. Crawford, aunt of the - bridé, Toronto; Miss Ethel Crawford, gousin of the bride; Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. George Haz lett, Prescott; Miss Clara Miller; (résoott; Mrs. Waddell ond Miss Gladys Waddell, aunt and cousin of the bride, Kingston; Dr. and Mrs. A. R. B. Williamson, Rev. and Mrs.- T. W. Savary, Mr. and Mrs. John Wright, Miss Henzy, Miss Pearl Crawford, * Miss May and George Wright, Miss Clare Robinson, Dr. and Mrs. A. Avkroyd, Mrs. . George Coward, Miss Lou Nicholson, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Walsh, of this city. Savings Bank at all Branches - LAMBERT: Merchant Tollor -- T. A' well-groomed man appeals to most men and all women. To have good clothes you must have good cloth, a style and color that suits you and-talloring that stays We know our business, and would like a trial order to show you what we can do in quality, style and price. od foirstice § white em- Many beautiful patterns, in colors, white openwork, non-rustable broidered, etc. ete, au mounted in solid brass, frames. and fitted with neat and stylish handles $1.00, $1.50, $1.75, 82, $2.50 anu up. Summer Underwear medium or by noon, : The damage to the engine and cars will not be very great. A PERMIT TAKEN. OUT & hf 3 St Thos. Lambert, 157 Princess Street For the Erection of 'the Commerde Bank Building. On Tuesday mefning, a permit was taken out at the city engineer's office by T. Cannon & Som, contractors, To- ronto, for the erection of the new Bank of Commerce building at the cor- ner of King and Brock streets, the foundation for whith was prepared ofer a month ago. On account of la- bor troubles: locally, the contract for the erection was mot awarded until last week. Work willl be started at once. The building will be three storeys in height, with stone founda- tion, and brick and terra cotta walls. It will cost $30,000, Cool Cotton or Lisle Thread Underwear, in small, large sizes. A wide variety of makes and styles. 15¢, 20¢, @5¢, 85¢, 50c Garment, Everything in White Muslin Underwear. LIST YOUR PROPERTIES NOW FOR SALE OR TO RENT = PALES NEGOTIATED. a URANGE. RENTS COLLECTED. OONVEYANCING AND REAL ESTATE. E. Blake Thompson, OVER NORTHERN CROWN BANK: Lx MARKET SQUARE, stonians, Dr. William Gibson, of * the £0 KINGSTON, on medical staff of Queen's university, 'Phone 286. . and a practitioner of this city, and Miss Lillian O'Rielly, was celebrated at five o'clock, Tuesday morning, in St. Mary's cathedral, by Rev. Father James O'Rielly, brother of the bride, in the presence of the imndediate friends and relatives of both parties. The bride was dressed in a black and white travelling suit, with hat to match, and was supported by her sis- ter, Miss Rose O'Reilly, who was gowned in blue silk, with white trim mings, and hat to match. Dr. James G. Dwyer, of the medical staff of Columbia university, New-York, was groomsman., After the wedding a breakfast was served at the residence of the bride's parents, on Brock street, and the happy couple leit on the steamer To- ¥cnito, at six o'clock, for Montreal and other points before returning to the city to take up their residence. The groom's gift to the bride was a gold brooch set in amethysts, to the bridesmaid, a ring set with garnets, her birthstone, and to the groomsman a signet ring. 2 The groom, who is a grand knight of the Frontenac Council of 'Knights of Columbus, was, on Saturday eyen- ing, presented with a chest of silver by the members of the order and an address testifying to the esteem in which he is held in this order Althpugh the wedding was of » | very quiet nature a large number of presents were received from friends far and near Corset Covers, Underskirts, Drawers, Princess Slips, Night Me- Dresses, etc. Princess Dresses See the values we're offering before purchasing elsewhere. Dr. Gibson's Marriage. . The marriage of two popular King- mmm om CRUMLEY BROS. Robert Crawford Manager. The annual meeting of the Thousand Island and River St. Lawrence com- pany was held at Cape Vincent, Mon- day afternoon, when Robert Crawford was. elected general manager of the company, in addition to the position of president, which he now holds. All the other officers were re-elected. The local officers of the company 'went over to the Cape on the steamyacht Ramona. "For Tea You Can't Beat Lipton's" Every Little Package Contains a Flavor All It's Own, Delicious and Invigorating LIPTON'S TEA Over 2 Million Packages Sold Weekly Late Mrsl Janes McCa Monday afternoon the funeral of the tate Mrs. James McCammon took place to Cataraqui cemetery from her late home, 333 Queen street. Rev. Dr MacTavish conducted a. service, and the pall-bearers were four nephews of the deceased, Dr. MacFarlane, ex-Ma, or Robert MacFarlané, of Kingston William MacFarlane, of Pittsburg township; Maxwell' MacFarlane, of Kingston, and a grandson, H. Dunn, Montreal. Deceased had lived in Kino- ston for fifty years. WRITES FROM CAMBRIDGE, ENG. Hall Furniture. Prof. Manley B. Baker, of Queen's, Tells of the Place. Writing from Cambridge, England, Prof. Manley Baker, of the School of Mining says : "Cambridge: is na grand old town I'he dominates everything There must be 14,000 students in this city and you see them everywhere, for they. all wear cap and gown wher ever they zo. They are very strictly watched by their own police and must wiar the gown, ete., 80 as to be identified. "The city hax about 40 000 population but it does mot look it from the size. "They are crowded, ' not lib% our cities. the roads and the lanes narrow. About the college it partewdsrly beautiful. The greens or lawrg are all kept cut very short and the avenues of elm arching the roads are like vaulted arches of the great cathedrals, "There is a very sluggish called the "Cam" and you should see the citizens make use. of that for canoes, boats, ete. It iy alive every afternoon with people. It: would. be an Jove opener to some if they could see these ald cities conserve every bit of water or open air ground they can Prof. Baker states that he ex- pects to go to Oxford for a time and probably to London. He is finding much pleasure in meeting the great geologists of the old land and is mn excellent health. He expects be home about the end of September, -------- Large Number of Deaths. May, the registration of with "the city clerk was the largest in many years The total was forty-nine, as agamst thirty-eight births. The marriages for the month numbered sixteen, Try Bibby's $6.50 outing suits. 'Supervisor (*. W. Rees, Clayton, N.Y., is a candidate for the shrievalty of Jefferson county, New York Kirk's fire sale is still going on, do not miss the bargains, Duripg deaths college James Gowan and wife, of , Barrack street, to Toronto, today. Mr Gowan will attend meeting of the Chosen Friends, See Bibby's wash vests, 81 HALL SEATS, HALL MIRRORS, AND UMBRELLA HOLDERS, w went a state. of a like very But very 1" You will find a world of comfort in one of our Light Summer Suits Large Selection of Woollens are The Influence of ees aver the stream . To be Preserved. . A. R. Davis; Napanee, and John N. Lake, Toronto, asked the Bay of Quinte Methodist conference for £500 towards the cost of the renovation : of the old Methodist church at Adolphustown, which was built. 130 CRAWFORD & WwW Al 5 H years ago and is the oldest in" . the province. Mr. Davis also announced 3 Leading Tailors. Princess & Bagot Sts to choose from. : : | how AT : JAMES REID'S The Jeading Undertaker. 'Phone 147. that he purchased the old Macdonald A Good Breakfast / homestead in that vicinity, and he Lasts All Day . proposed that it be preserved as a ! memorial of Sir John Macdonald. A : ne, . ; with cream committee will preside over the rhis- ing of the money asked - for the old : church. Clearing Sale of Ladies' Suits IN CREAM ALL-WOOU SERGE AND LIGHT FANCY TWEEDS, { § ETC. REGULAR PRICES, $10.00 to $22.50. NOW ALL ONE 4 y PRICE, : ; / ] to - GOT HIS HAIR BACK. Lad in f ction. = or: Protection Was Perfectly Bald When He Started It is very seldom that a small boy : , asks for protection at the police sta- s to Use SNewtite's Herplcie. tion, but such was the case on Mon Frederick Manuell, Maryland Block, day night. The lad in suestion was Hutte, Montana, bought n bottle of about sixteen years of age. He came | 2700's Herpicide, :- April 6th, '09, and began to use it' for gutire bald- into port last night on the steamer pi. J J: p Alexandria, from Picton, bul. when bs |De%s: The hair follicles in his scalp were not dead and in twenty days reached Kingston he became tired of hr his ery on quit ---- He be had hair all over his head, On will return' home to-day July 2nd be writes, "sad, to-day my ae hair ie ax thick and luxuriant -as any, . Victorian Nursing. Owing to the small number of mem- bers present at 'the Victorian Order 4 meeting, om Monday -afternoom, no business was transacted. The nurse's report for May shows an increasing amount of work: --100 nursing visits were made and eleven casual visits, thirteen cases cared for, of which four were Roman Catholics, three Metho- Made of white OR {corn; cooked, IETS ? 4 one could wish." Newhro's Mull and La In Pink, Mauve, Sky, Ecru and White, trimmed with Valenciennes § Lace and Insertion, Applique and Tucks. $4.98 a Suit. ALSO wn Princess $5.00 Dresses Tors........... ~iD.M SR saw "30.00 Dresses OF .... .ivia.s av iy seviadiaes seas $000 $9.50 Dresses for ...... : : 10.50 Dresses. for .... .......h.. ou i035 wear vanines $700 i SPENCE, dists, two Anglicans, two Presbyter- } liams, one Baptist and "one Hebrew. Donations were received from Mrs. Davis and Mrs, Gill. - Fixtures at a Bargain. _ Counters, shelving, tea chests, safe, desks and many other things too num- erous to mention, all at sacrifice prices' At Kirk's. \ See Dibby's $15 blup suits. On behalf of the Knickerbocker Trust company, of New York, C. H. Tvey, 2 don, has aasuerd n ait against Brockvi estport and "| North-Western * Railrosd comppuy, and the Mackenzie, Mann, & Co., limited, --Jelniming $450,000 on a mortgage agd $72,000 in interest. . "Fresh Huvler's 5." Gibson's. gL Queen : . paralysis on Dresses | ssi ase nuns SET fax The Leading 3 Battery Leaving Thursday. The Fiith Field Battery will leave for the camp at Petawawa [hursday morning, via special train, over the Kingston & Pembroke railway, leav- ng the city at 8.30 o'clock, There will be about seventy men, five cars of horses and three additional for gun earriages and equipment. 'Must Go to School. . A lad who refused to attend school was brought bYefore the magistrate in the juvenile court, on Tuesday morn ing. He has bets attending the we {parate schonl, but ¢ appears that on account of some : had with the teacher be refuses i; keep ito his studies. The Ind will be mate to go to school, "F. P. Hanley went down fo Mont: wreal, ML , om business, $8 tronde he cars Herpi- cide works on an old principle and with a new discévery--destroy the eanse and vou remove the effect. Her- picide destroys the germ that cases dandruff, falling hair, ind = finally balduess, go that with the cause gone the sfiect cannot remam. Stops fall ing hair ut once sd a new growth starts. -' . Bold by leading druggists. Send 10e. in stamps for sample to the Hecpicide Co., Detroit, Mich. One dollar bottles guaranfeed. J. / B. Meleod, special L agent, KimgetooOnt. '. b Dr. G. E. Armstrong, whe was gives an homorary degred at Queen's, in April, is mow chief surgeon of the Boyval Victoria hospital, Montres! "Frosh MeConkov's sweets" wiih son's. A few tobe fixtures Jot at oN going, at a sacrifvs =