RAILWAY -¥ Oo : SATURDAY, JULY 1st. SATURDAY, JULY Ist Round trip tickets: will be issued at / SINGLE FINST CLASS PARE, Soe] fone June 30th and July 1st and wen return until July 4th. vou Mets sold to intermediate points nection. with good on. rains 1 'eon Montreal and Toronto In con- the. above 'will be 2.0 4, ENTERS ~~ EAN ADA, FURNBAY, J NE ZTTH. and every wecond ---- thereafter i op 19th. Good to return with- in 80 days tourist sleepers Toronte to Edmonton via Chicago, St. Pau! and For" oer not berth poutryations and further mation, a0) 4 haxiiy, Agent. RE ------- -- a aa YT Si CONNECTION WITH - CANADIAN FAGIMG RAILWAY. JOMINON DAY SATURDAY, JULY 1st Round drip tickets will be issued at SINGLE FIRST CLASS FARE Good going June 30th and July 1st and good to return until July 4th, Homeseekers' Excursions Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Al- : berta, June 27th. July 11th; 25th August 8th. 22nd. Sept. 6th, 19th, Tickets good for 60 days. » Full particulars at K. & P. and C.P.R. Ticket Office, Ontario Street. PF. CONWAY. Gen. Pass Agent. * Bb -- BAY OF QUINTE RAILWAY. Train leaves on Station, Ontario ally (Sunday excepted) for Tweed. Sy denna, Napanee, Deser- all points 0! ate gocre "quick despatch to nockburn, Maynooth, and points on taiio Route your fpments BAKI NG POWDER ~ ISUSED. | CONTAINS NOALUM. [| COSTS NO MORE THANTHE ORDINARY KINDS. i uinte Ratiway. For fur: breezes a sel THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, TUESDAY. JUNE 27. 1911. CAPT. RANDALL PURCHASED STEAMER BUENA VISTA, Coal Schooners. are Rushing the Coal Supply Into Kingston hand : Killed on Steamer Turret Chief by Bursting of Steam Pipes. By the explosion of a steam pipe on the steamer Turret Chief, when the boat was out about one hundred miles on Lake Su vr, headed for Fort William, a k hand, Archibald Laughton, aged fifteen, of Strathroy, tnt., was killed and Alberi Baker, a fireman, was badly scalded. The Laughton lad was taking o.lake trip, for the efit of his health. He had not been well for some time,. and his doctor advised him to take the trip. Baker is doing well. The steamer Sowards cleared for Os- wego, The barge Montreal is at Richard- sons' elevatgr, loading grain. The 'schodper Marshall loaded at the penitentiary and cleared Tuesday for Toronto, . T. Co's elevator: The steamer Gordon, from Fort William, die Dt 55,000 bushels of wheat = and cleared for Belleville, to load cement for Fort Willian the tug Bronson cleared for Montreal, with two grain barges; the stemmer Kinmount and barge Quebec arrived Tuesday morn- ing, grain-laden, from Fort William, and cleared for Montreal to discharge; the tug Thomwon cleared for Montreal with three grain barges. The new steamer Buena Vista has been purchased by Capt. John Ran- dall. The sale was made this week. The steamer will remain on the Rideau capal route, and it is understood that on Tuesday and Saturday of each week the steamer will run excursions between Kingston and Smith's Falls. At Swift's wharf: The steamer Ri- dean King was up from Ottawa last evening and cleared for that port again this morning; the steamer Buena Vista was ip from Smith's Falls, Mon- day; steamer Quinte Queen took _ an excursion. to Picton this morning; steamer Caspian passed down and up, to-day; steamer Toronto made ' her usual river trip, to-day; steamer Aletha, down from bsy ports, to-day. The steamers Caspian and North Ring from to-day on will call at alt the small ports along the lake front] every day except Monday, snd the service will be much appreciated by those living at these places. The tug Parthia and wrecking crew, of the Calvin company, went down the river to the place where the barge Davie is sunk near Alexandria Bay, and will endeavor to raised her as soon as possibfe. The steamer Alexandria was at Fol. ger's wharf, on Monday might, on her way to Montreal, and loaded freight here" for Gananoque and other points, stone on John Bongard, formerly assistant purser on the steamer Alexandria, aas been promoted to the position of pur- The steamer America had 400 peoples fon the excursion to Gananogue Mon- day night. Tt was 2 am. when the M vessel arvived back in Kingston. not a stimulant but a tonic for all times and seasons--invaluable as an appetizer for delicate women---a nutritious and, invigorating drink for ried member of the family. Local Agent E. BEAUPRE, KINGSTON. Telephone 313 M lo ther leu Mare, he WL H. Ward, Fri. kd x eich, Pass Agent. "Phone No, 8 Summer Cruises in Cool Latitudes, 8 "Ci pedia," 1,900 tons, re- etod out on the Clyde, speci- ally For' this' service, with all modern iv MONTREAL ON rd, 17th and 31st August, 14th Ah September, and from Quebec and 2 TN OWIne day at noon for Pictou, at Gaspe, Mal Bay, PEI. and FE Ho etawn: } : New York From Quebec . iS, fer-tamed Wiver Sagwe cA i Fein Charlottetown rd ree, "us. at § pm, 14th and ith Sapam lth and Fr August, and mer Sxcursions, 10 and up, FRE, a8: sailing oo New York at 11 July, and 3 pim. 19th and 28th pal. *y 10 days thereafter. rature cooled by sea rises season for biEe md staterooms. REE Xe to fo t wy a Ont. STRAMSHIP COMPANY, QUEBEC. MONTREAL T or LIVERPOOL. Victerlan, Fri, June 23; Fh, July 21. +Fri, June 30; Ke b, "July 8 i Fri, July 7; Aug. ' : ch 0 1 to in RADAYE a om 4 pm, 6th and 20th NB. olin nd River, Summerside, PEI idad, 2,600 rons, rmudian," a = above 80 fSogrees. teins of the worms 'e LAWRENCE Fri, Fri. July 14; Fri, ' Aug. » REAL 10 AGW, Leave Kin for 1,000 I After July 1st a eastbound, Wednesdays. Saturdays, write I. Foster Cha ivy AG. ronte. STEAMERS "TORONTO" "KINGSTON" 1gston 600 am. ands, Rapias, St, ontreal, Quebec and Saguenay. Westbound at 5.00 pm. for Char- tte (Port Rochester) and Toronto. Daily (except Monday) during June, Steamer ° Belleville" between Hamil- n. Toronto, Kingston, Montreal and termediate ports. Leaves Kingston, Westbound, apply to J. 'Kingston, or A, To- AND eastbound Lawrence, For tickets, folders, Se. Hanley, Ticket A Ry 28. - 29. ul FE a oT. vo mAVEE AND LONDON. - % 4 ao * $8rvith is composed of one second cabin steamers, sailing ' Motitreal every Saturday. i Rates moderate. i Iformation on application to PE ATRICK. J From Montreal rence River to Charlottetown, Ny tu 'AHIO AND BAY Loy 11D, Two Weeks A very delightful, hentthuiving and most comfortable trip is by the (Black Diamond SS Line down (he St. Law. PEI, st and re. duney, N.S, John's, Nid, rn. Steamers Rosalind and Benavist up, heli ding Write to-day for Booklet with full free. Rates are $50 00 and berth nieals snd par inte sent leave Kingston dally at ab a ialands. caliive § at 0 an ng leaves at & for Ta of Gutaee ports. paar, and John Ran- on Tuesday on The steamers Josca dall were in port, their way to SLOswego, The schooner Julia B. Merrill clear- ed for Oswego. The coal schooners running out of Kingston are making good time, be ing favored with fair weather, so far this season, and as a result the coal | supply for the city i¢ being well looked afier. The vessels can make good time as fl long as the weather holds good, 'but the great difficulty experienced is in getting the vessels loaded and unload- ed. Sometimes three and four vessels arrive in Kingston at practically the same time, and it is a hard job to get enough wen to unload all the ves- sels. One vessel is dlmost sure to have to wait" her turn, and, of course, this is a waste of time, for the man- agement, FIND PREHISTORIC CITY. -- Uneprths Relics of a Town 10,000 Years OM. Phoenix, . Ariz., June 27.--Still other "'pldest city in the world" has been dilcovered. When T. Hewitt My- ring found vases in Peru im ruins said to be 7,000 yoars old it was thought that the remsing of early civilization had been pushed as far into antiquity as they could ever go. But. A, Lafave,'a mining engineer, has found the relies of a town in an Arizona tableland near Phoenix hich | he imsists are at least 10,000 years old. Ihe buildings where neither silt nor wash was pos- sible, yet the ruins were covered with ten feet of prairie dust, which the dis- coverer asserts requires ages to accum- ulate. HEN BUILDS NEST IN TREE. RS ' Fowl Chooses Liu Place to Raise Her Rent, Wash., June 27.--~For the third consecutive spring a ben of Mrs. F, Morton's ranch hatchid out a setting of eggs in a locust tree. Several years ago a bundle of straw lodged in the tree about tem feet up and fund clung to the boughs. The hen made a mst in the stfaw and one day ite owner heard the peep of young chick: ens. She found ten in the nest in the an- year, ' This spring the same hen chse the same place to incubate her eggs, and another flock of chicks has been taken PHILIPSAJILLE RECEPTION. ---- At Home of A. Stevens for a Bridal Couple. Fhilipsville, June 26.-A ption was held at the bome of Mr.™ apg Mrs. A. Steveus for the homecoming ot ther son with his Made, on dsturuay oveging, The 'tables were decorated with ihe choicest of carnations and the dining-room was beautifully dec orated with evergreems. ihe newiy- martied couple were remembered . by their iriends with some very usetw and beautirul presents. About forty guesls were preseul,' including some irom Watertown, hingsion, lorouto, Brockville and other wstast places. ~ Miss L., M. Lashley, 'loronto, is spending a few weeks with heér grand: father, W. B. Fhelps. The baptist church people will commence renova: ting their church pext week and while it 18 in the hands of the decorators they will hold services iu the Metho- dist church. J. V. Philips and W, W. spent two days with friends in Mer- rickville. and Smith s Falls. Mrs. Wright. [Topping was the week-end guest of Me, and Mrs. William Top- ping, Crosby South. William Smith and 5. 4 Semon are delegates to a convention to be held in Brockville on the 27thinst. Some of the farmers will cut some clover this week. The most of the bay is very heavy. Miss Smith has handed in her resignation as teacher. ---- Notes on Sports, Cunada's athletic team won the championship of the British empire in England on Saturday. "Chaucer" Elliott, manager of the St. Thomas team, of the Canadian baseball league, says that the organiz- ation is as strong as many leagues with higher classifieation. Toronto' Telegram: Pugilist "Jack" Johason dide't get into Westminster | Abbey. Jenlousy again. Catch King | George divvying up on the limelight pn the occasion of his life. The Detroit News™ays:--"Because of small attendance this season at the games played here by the Detroit team, the franchise. of the Detroit Club may be transferred to St. Louis. The teans now represegling St. Louis would be transferred to another city, and Detroit would be left out of or ionized baseball," Jan Johnson denies p sfory.. Uy Ame' of the repsons why Detroit had sueh' a good lead is found in the avers ages. These ligures show that of the ten, Jeading pitchers in the leagie, De- troit Nas four in Works, Covington, Lafitte and Mullin; two of the tem leading *'sluggers" in Cobb and Craw- ford; four of the ten leading run get- ters in Cobb, Buth, Jones and Craw- ford, and four of the leading base stealers in Cobb, Crawford, Bush and | Mowiarity. At Auburn, N.Y., "Bobbie" Kerr, the Canadian Olympic champion won the hundred-yatil event in the fast time of 9 4-5. seconds at an amateur open meet. Athletes from Hamiltom, Ont. Rochester, Cornell and Syracuse Uni versity aod the Pastime and New York AC's; competed in Vhe various event. Withgut rest after his short sprint, Kerr entered the final of the 220-vard dash, and took that event also in 22 4-5 seconds. -------------- es. His Work Best. A real joke was sprung by a student at the Western Reserve University last week. The student suffers from the stigma of obesity; it appears that even professors do not love a fat man. After a particularly suceessful rect. ation in English IH, the professor said : "Alas, Mr. Blank ! fed than taught." "That's right, professor," sighed the youth, subsiding heavily, "you teach me--1 feed 'mysell." --Cleveland Plain Desler. re -------------------- At Turin, Princess Clothilde, widow of Prine? Napoleon Bonaparte, nick- named "'Plon-Plon," died on Monday. She was an aunt of King Victor Em- manuel. SOUR STOMACH M-I-ONA Will Care You. stomach supplies nourishing blood to the muscles, the nerves, and skin. If it is not healthy, the food will ferment and undigested 'will pass along through the bowels, furnishing so lit- tle nutritious matter that the blood Topping | You = The becomes impoverished, and the glow lol health vanishes. rT lf you 'suffer from nervousness, sick are in Jevel country, | headache, belching of gas, sour taste in the mouth, heaviness after eating, or any other miserable stomach dis turbance, 'vou need Mi-o-na Tablets. They will relieve any distressed stom- ach condition almost immediately and are guaranteed to cure if used accord: ing to directions. Sold by all Drug- gists for 50 cents a large hos or post- paid from The R. T. Booth Co. Ltd. 'ort Errie, Ont. Be sure you ask for Mivo-na the guaranteed remedy for in- digestion and stomach trouble. Sold and guaranteed by J. B. McLeod. OUR CRYSTAL BRAND Of Standard Granulated Sugar Has Has heen tried d Bd sxcellent Tor Alwars ar re better | » $4,000 FOR & COUNTS TITLE, But Italian Will Have to Fight to Retain Possession. Rome, June 27.--CGuinea counts are well known on the continent, but a case has just come to light where $4, 000 was paid for a title. It is a teue little story of a deal in titles. nor Catoni, » rich financier, wishing to surround his millions with the glamor of nobility, . some time ago persuaded a needy nobleman, Count ema della Rovere, to adopt him, so that he 'might thus acquire a title, as the Italian law allows. The trans action, of course, was on a money basis, but the ambitious financier. struck a good bargain, paying baly about $4,000. Whispers of the affair reached the relatives of the count, who are very liigh in sociéty, Duke Lante della Ro- vere being 'King Victor's master of ceremonies. Not faneying the idea Of sharing their family name with 4 'nouveau riche," they are now about to bring the matter into court, as serting that Count Mamiani, although anauthentich count, has no right to add della Rovere to his name, « and even less right to adopt Signor Ca- toui under that name. The case will soon be heard before the Rome equrt of appeals Signor Catoni has announced his intention of suing Mumaini for fraud if the decis- ion goes against him. The Della Ro- vere family "owes its fortunes to the famous Pope Sixtus V. Sig WOMEN TO DO HARVESTING. Fifteen Hundred Will Enter 'Ne- braska Fields. Omaha, Neb., June 27.--This wek wheat and oats harvest will begin in counties along the south border of the state, and before the end of next week it will be in full swing throughout the South Platte country, a section em- bracing hall the agricultural area of | Nebraska. In other vears the cry, "Send us men," has been wafted Tar and wide from innumerable farms, but this year the wording of the appeal has been changed, and the farmers are exclaim ing, "Send us women," and they are getting them! This vearsthe--last year's prices Will rule, and during the late part of June, July and a portion of August the daily farm wage will be 83 to $1.50 for a ten hour day. Although Deputy Labor Commission er Guys has been unable to make "a computation, it is estimated that "this vear not less than 1,500 voung women will earn £50 to $150 ench in the har vest' fields. The innovation was started last year by six girls who worked the farm of John Henderson in country, EXPLOSION ON A STEAMER. on Gage From Injuries. Memphis, Tenn., June 26. Five ne: groes were blown into the Mississippi River and drowned; three scalded . to death, nine move died later from their injuries, and from fifty to sixty roust abouts, passengers and officers of the boat were injured, by. a, boiler explo sion on the Mississippi River Packet City of St. Joseph. The accident curred abreast of President's Island, six miles down the river from here The packet burst into flames, but was saved from destruction by the captain of the ferrvboat, Charles H. Organ, who ran his evaft alongside the barn ing vessel, tinguished the blaze. A DISASTROUS CYCLONE. of Over 200 Persons Killed jured in Chili. Valparaiso, June 26,~The great cy clone which devastated the coast of Chili a few davs ago extended Trom Pisagua on the north to Antofagasta to the south. Torrential, rains have followed the hucricane, almost com pleting the disaster. It is estimated that more than 200 persons were killed or injured and immense damage has been done to property of all kinds. Reports here say that Iquique hak been i dated. Many vessels, in ad- dition to launches and lighters, have foundered, Incoming st:Mmers report having pavsed bubys adrift, cargoes and dereliots: -- FEARS PREDICTED DEATH. and In Seriously Hl After Py Part of Prophecy Came True. Logansport, Ind:, June tune' teller in Seranton, Pa., Meyers son of John Mever, of he would soon hear of the death warm personal friend, and would in a short time. The young man is now eritically All at the home of his parents. The death of George Pigmany of Indianapolis, « short time ago, uaperved Meyer. Pig man was a warm friend, and, since his death Meyer feprs that the fortune tel ler's prophecy is coming true and that he is soon to Hinting at Suicide. Husband" "Now, Mary, vou don't believe all those wmplensant things you are saying. Youd know I would die for rou." ; ? Wife~"0Oh, you aggravale me so: 1 like men who do things, not urely say them." Stray Stories. The Truth Best "Here's a letter from some city: folks amswerin' our adi Mirandy. They want ter know if thewe's a bath in the house. What'll tell 'em 7° "Tell 'em the br said the wile "Tell 'em il they seed wu bath they'd better take it" afore they come." S-------- sini. 1,000 Isiande--Rochester, Steamers Caspinn and North King leave at 1015 a.m. daily for Thousand Islands, and at 5 pom. for Rochester, N.Y. J. P. Hanley, agent. Placed under arrest ai ber home, Wheeling, W. ¥Va_, Mrs. Mina i 21--~X for told Rube Flora, of a die had complained that "phe was acting o disorderly manner. AL Fort Worth, Texan fire the sack vards -- ---- " - --- "Let good digestion wail on appetite, and health om both? ™ Joey will if you take They correct stomach diorders, assist digestion, and make life worth ving again for the victim of. dyspepsia. SOc. a bax. If your druggist has Bot stocked them yet, send us S0c. and we will mail them. BH i ome Ore and Chemical Company of Canad. Limited + Montreal EE ---- . él lL a TEAST A tA at AN GE LU Si 1 'A Messages of Fine Eating. 10¢ Marshmallows, Fine Toasting. PER PACKAGE R. H. TOYE, 302 King St, "Phone 141. BV ttniriavitat te as vena sae Purity @ TERT BBNE LIPTON'S CKAGES SOLD WEEKL) Seventeen Dead and Many Suffering | manned his pumps and ex dew Singin. Neighbors | "Crystal Diamonds" may cost a few cents more on the hundred pounds than other lump sugar." Good things always cost more than inferior quality. However, ST. LAWRENCE "CRYSTAL DIAMONDS" are really the most economical 'Sugar, because they go further on account of their matchless sweetness due to perfect purity. To appreciate the superiority of St. Lawrence Sugar, compare it with any other sugar. The St. Lawrence Sugar Refining Co. Limited MONTREAL. When Baby Comes ou find your milk is insufficient either in quality or quantity, and oe 1 at once on MILK FOOD NEAVE'S Gsureues;) It is intended for the youngest baby--to be given immediately after birth, 1t is the next best thing to perfect mother's milk -- better in every way than cow's milk because in better proportions and absolutely uniform in composition, Entirely different from Neave's Food. Th . Milk Food is for the very young baby who can take only milk Neave's Milk Food is phsolutely free of starch and is ready for the bottle when hot water is added. It makes an ideal diet for hot weather * because it is unaffected by heat and storms. Sold in 1 Th. airtight tins by all Druggists in Canada. »y: Tana 144. WOSTREAL The Natiosgi Drag sol (deem rading ¢ Lyman Bros. & On, © I a o LAL y WINNIPEG, Aweot VER. o Mfrs. J. R.NEAVE & CO... T™ The Bote om Co, Martin Poising W x Tooperton & Oo, makes more bread to the barrel than any other flour on the market-- bread that takes up water readily, "stands up'" well - fn the oven, looks well, tastes well and is light and nutritious. Being a carefully prepared blend of Manitoba Spring wheat and Ontario Fall wheat, Beaver Flour is also-an-ideal pastry flour, A making the most delicious "cakes, pies and biscuits. Keeping two flours--one for bread and one for pastry -- involves unnecessary expense 'and bother. Beaver Flows is best for both. Ask your grocer for it.. Sa SRI yy, BEET. BAYLOR CO. LIMITED, «CHATHAM, Out. STs Ge ti 4 Cd Ts BPI 11 "gies 0 Bread a Pj