THE DAILY BRITISH He. THU RSDAY, JULY 20, PAGE TWO. JUNE JULY no AUGUST Store Closes + Daily 5 O'clock. JOHN McKAY FURRIER 149-157 Brock Streef, Mid-Summer Prices On Furniture Mean a big saving to you, and If we store your purchases you save money and have no inconvefijence Kingston, OFFICE AND HOUSE DESKS over 30 styles, reduced 10 per cent. FOLDING the latest Day and up COUCHES AND DAVENPORTS and all space savers--Couch by Bed by Night. $14, $17, PARLOR TABLES. Surface Oak, Mahogany and Circassian Walnut, $1.50 up to $25. RUGS. CURTAINS, CARPETS, LINOLEUM, etc., all cut in rice. 'Phone Yours, T. F. HARRISON CO. SLLLLPRELEHY, Lace Curtains Our showing of Lace Cur tains fa Irish Point, Brussels Net, Marie Antoinette, Arabian and Nottiugham qualities, in White, Ivory and two tone ef- feels are as exquisite In design as the most fastidious could desire, oy i + 4 NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS, ph --Bpecial values at $1.00, | $1.25, $1.50. 1RISH POINT CURTAINS, $3.50 to $8.00. MARIE ANTOINETTE from $6.00 upward. ARABIAN POINT, $3.60. SLR RPPRPV ERP E PEs RB: McFAUL. Kingston Carpet Warehonse. f SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINII IIIT (3 messevsesesceseintcacs Y l "Mi : You! "Mister Business Mai Are you playing safe in th: matter of insurance? Would vou pay, dollar for dollar, all. yo owe in case of the destguction » your property by fire? 0000000090000 oo0nOOONGOGIGGOTS In the event of a conflagra tien sweeping your business out existence, and with it herhaps the savings of a lifetime, you rotected by --t ol foot ER put you an ede are serious quostigal and 10s issue is one you no You cannot afford to ake Chances. Property ostey in are mountin steadily upward, 8 Keep fully insured and charge he item into the selling price of the samo as rent, eo or taxes, Weé solicit your niin, {McCANN, '© Wrock, Cor, King Street, "Phobe 336 or 621. : - insurancs RT THE * SPORT REVIEW {seal to the nice little collection which glaring errors were made right Heft. { conditions. teams was practising on the main dia- mond, and refused to give it up, LIVE COALS DEFEATED THE PRINTERS BY 13 TO 6. } Game Played on a Rough Diamond ~This Was the Live Coals Fourth Straight Win--News of the Game. The live Coals added another {they have made this season by skin ping the Printers at the junior dia mond at the cricket field, Wednesday evening. This makes the fourth straight win for "Jack" Stansbury's i pirates, who have been setting a [he avy pace all season. The game was very exciting, though it could not be said that great deal of class prevailed, al a for and I'he Printers as were shout the worst this season, and the bad work was due to lack of practice. Holland and Thornton, two new men composed the battery, and Holland in the box received poor support. The Live Coals had a new twirler in the person of "Chalk" Rae, and he did good work. "Jerry" Hunt pulled ofi a few of his old-time spectacular plays and helped to liven the game considerably The heavy hitting of the Live Coals was once more apparent, and was very effective, putting them on a good | basis. The junior diamond where the game was played' was very rough and the result was:a great number of errors. Seore by innings : Live . Coals. Printers Live Coals--B. Stansbury, c.; Crawford, son, 2b.; O'Neil, of.; Hunt, P.; ick, rf.; Muckler, Lf. Printers--Gaudrean, 2b.; Joyce, LI; Derry, u.s.; Beaupre, ef.; Crozier, Ib.; thornton, c.; Newman, 3b.; Wilkinson, r.f.; Holland, p. Umpire-- "Ned" vote BAB dnd Ho420s . Stansbury y Bley of 3b. Nichol- ib.; Rae, + Hartrick. Kingston Teams Lost. The Kingston team competing in the St. Lawrence bowling tournament at Prescott, were defeated in the first round of the Canada match. W. P. Spaulding's =ink lost by 18 to 12, and J. W. Corbett's by 12 to 1. Won by the Isis. The second race for the Bruce Car- ruthers trophy, which was postponed ten days ayo, on account of lack of wind, was sailed from the yacht club house, on Wednesday afternoon at four o'clock. As the wind was very ligh, one round of six miles was count- ed a race, The finish was>-Isis, 6.37.25 Heather, 6.38.30; Kathleen, 6.41.15. The Isis had to give the Kathleen 5, shight time allowance, but not enough to give the latter the race. Saturday's Game. The mighty conflict between the LAL.s and Victorias, which ia to come off, Saturday next, at the ecric- ket field, will be positively the most interesting game of the season. Both teams are on an equal footing, and neither seems to be able to get ahead of the other. Both teams are doing hard and faithful practising this week, and when they face each othér, Sa- turday afternoon, nothing will be lacking to make it a perfect exhibi- tion. Game Thrown Out. At the meeting of: the executive of the SS AAA, Wednesday evening, the protest entered by Cooke's over the game last Thursday-¥vening, was awarded, and the game thrown out and ordéred to. be replayed. The pro- test was over George Stagg, who played. with Brock street without hav- ing a certificate. Application for the certificate was not made until after the game. It was not decided when the game is to be replayed, as there is to be another meeting of the exe- cutive to decide whether the player in question. shall be allowed to. play in the re-play. Field Day Changed. The date for the field day which the S.S.A.AA. contemplates holding at Lake Ontario park in August, was changed from Saturday, August 19th, tot Wednesday, August 16th. The Sa- turday which was first chosen would interfere with the city 'league game, and Wednesday was looked upon as being more favorable. Game This Evening. Retailers and Civil Service clash at the crickdt field this evening in the Mercantile series. The Retailers have hit a hard #0 far this season, and they are scheduled to come up against a team which has Set an equally hard pace. Both teams will be in good condition. Played Under Difficulties. The Printers and Live Coals, who played at the cricket field, Wednesday evening, had to play under trying One of the city league #0 the teams were forced to hike to the small diamond near the court house. Here some juniors were practising and they would not relinquish their hold' there, so the game had to be played with two men on each base and horde on the field. The Metantile teams were very sore over the treat- ment Nanded out to them. -------- 5 Athletics Won in Napanee. "banker" Walsh's: junior Athletics | walloped the Napanee junior Xeam is in Napanee, Wednesday afternoon, ing eleven runs to the six which re Novanee ins Jot. In' the at nn- in ret Napanee man ig got a hit and stole second. ww the scalps of team in this community. Game Defaulted. The senior been defaulted, tired from: the game Local Bowlers Home. The two loeal which oy easesasasasarasasart bowling feams went to Prescott for the bowling tunrnament, retard home, Thurs day. Both teams were in, the running up to the semi-finals. The team skip- ped by W. P. Spalding, put up about the best match in the whole tourna- | ment, losing to Ottawa, by a very narrow margin; Barrow Says Run Counts. | According to Edward Barrow, pre sident of the Eastern Baseball League, | the run made by Dice in the disputed | game of July 3rd, between C LCs | and Victorias, of this city, counts. | George Sullivan wrote President Bar row as follow "Will you please decide whether niy decision was correct or not in the | following case. "Ome out, first base and third base occupied by runners, A. ar B. re spectively. A fly ball was hit to right field and cough: o waited until fly was caught, and then scored on throw to plate or infiefd. In the mean time 'A. had left firit baee before fly was caught, and was touched with- in a few yards of home plate with ball by" player "My a was that B's run did not count as this was a double play, and retired the side. You will please pagdon me for taking your time with this question, but the Josing team in- gists upon having some eminent au- thority on my ruling, and they have protested the game. "Trusting under the circumstances you wifl favor me with a speedy re- ply, and wishing" you every success in your present duties." President Barrow wrote from New York as follows : "Friend Sullivan: Your letter of July 13th to hand and noted. The question you submit caused quite 'a tthe CONLFOVersy several Vears Ago. It was 'at first decided as you decided it, ard as I think it should be de- cided, but it was afterwards changed by the presidents of the American and National Leagues and the rules com- mittee, so that now the run is allow: ed to count. I enclose copy of in- structions on the point to my um- pires. Trusting I have made things plain to you and your clubs, and thanking you for your good wishes." Clause No. 23 taken from in- structions for Eastern League um- pires, says: If a runner on third ase scores before a thind out is made on a runner at either first or second, trying to return to his base on a fly ball, the run counts. Baseball Records. Fastern league--Toronto, 3-11; Ro- chester, 2-1. Buffalo, 50; Montreal, 4-2. Newark, 4-0; Jersey City, 1-1. National League--New York, 4; Cin- cinnati, 2. Chicago, 5; Boston, 3. Philadelphia, 5; Pittsburg, 4. St. Louis, 4-8; Brooklyn, 2-5. American League--Boston, 10; Cleve- land, 2. Canadian League--Berlin, 10; ford, 2. Hamilton, §; London, Thomas, 6; Guelph, 1. Brant- 2. St. a INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up by Ree porters on Their Rounds. "Buy Infants foods," at Gibson's. The steamyacht Niagara is at Fol- ger's; wharf. Drosis destroys perspiration. Prouse's drug store. ('. Bermingham returned from New York, Thursday, at noon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones, Peter- boro, have returned to the city to live. Johnston's drug store. " "Kas "em for sore feet,"' Gitton's.\ Charles Walker returned home from Watertown, N.Y. at noon, Thursday. Samuel McCullongh, Montreal street, returned home from Syracuse, Thurs- day. Four or five men are at work cuttiify weeds on vacant lots and on the roads. . (Gibson sells ice cream bricks. Special sale long corset, with four hosé supporters, 50c. New York Dress Reform, 209 Princess street. William Swaine, piano tuper. Orders received at McAuley's. "Phone 778 Earl Simmons, who fell and injured his arm, in his father's store, on Mon- day afternoon, is doing nicely. Two drunks were before Police Magi- strate Farrell, Thursday moming, and edoh was: taxed A dollar afd costs. "Buy Infants foods," Gibson's. The civic light, beat and power com- mittee is to meet this afternoon, at fow: o'clock to open tenders for coal. Gibson's for ice cream bricks. . W. D. Black, of Parham, conserva: tive candidate for Addington, was formerly a Frontenac county council- lor. Miss Hattie Buck, Victoria street, has returned to the city, after spend- ing some time with friends in Battef oa, H. Cunningham, piano tuner, King Sey i orders at Auley's - "Hudnuts io Gibson's. Mrs. Frank Hamilton and son, Herb ert, have returned to the city, after spending two weeks with friends al W)onaldson. Miss Maud Walters, nurse-in-train- ing, St. Luke's hospital, Utica, N.Y., is the of Mr. and Mrs. H. Brouse, t street. Gibgon ice cream bricks. At a meeting of the official board of Sydenham Street Methodist church, Wednesday evening, Messrs. Roy Ward and Henry Pense were chosen society representatives. "Buy Infants foods," Gibson's. Miss Grace Brouse, sgtweiutraiging, Je Jake's hospital, Utica, N.Y. r parents, Mr. and Thy HH. ge fom 8 Stuart street. Dr. Shillington, Ottawa, who assist- ed at Mrs. George Bell's operation, Foot Soap, '"'Prouse's 21 Me- PORTSMOUTH OBJECTS TO USING STRAUBENZEE PRO 'PERTY FOR TUBERCULOSIS. | { Village Board of Health Passed a! Resolution--The Chief Objection Comes From the Market Garden- ers Nearby. A meeting of the Portsmouth board | | of health was held on Thursday even | ing at the request «f Dr. William Gibson, medical health officer, for the village to consider the proposition of the Kingston General Hospital gov: ernors to erect the Mowat Memorial | Sanitorium for tuberculosis, on the | Straubenzee property. The following! members were sent : Reeve Baiden, J. We Honesidge, Jobs Seally, GG. Sullivan and R. A. Caughy. Dr. Gibson addressed the board, and stated that among a number of sites m view, the Straubenzee property was most favored. It was an ideal loea tion and he hoped the board would add its approval. The most strenuous opposition, how- ever, came from the market gardeners | site. Reeve Baiden stated that while he realized there was no danger, yet the prejudice of the people had to be contended with and he was certiun! his business would be injured, and | hinted that should the sanitorium be | placed on the Straubenzee property, | an action for damages would be the result. All the other members of the board were of the opinion that it would be an undesirable addition to Forts mouth's institutions and the follow ing resolution was passed : whose properties adjoin the proposed | Come and see the line of the market that can compare with them for definite, Mechanical Books for Self Education 25 cent Mechanical Books displayed here practical informati 'There are absolutely no Books on on---boiled down. Late Additions Series, 25c. No. No 61-----Rlark 62 --Testing the Hardness and of Metals. No. Heat Treatment of Steel No. No. 63 64 65 Bogine: U Heating and Ventilating Offices. No. 67-- Steam Boilers No. 68--- Boiler Furnaces No. §8/--Feed Water Appliances, Mail Orders Filled on Receipt of No 66 Machinery's. Reference @ith Sop Practice 1% : ~Gage Making and Lapping. J§JWWY .¥| Formulas and Constants for Gas Bho and to Screw Screws, Taps a Reame Spur ( Bevel, Durability LE vf . 10 n: X13 Springs, Machin . 13 we E 16--- 17 1% 18 20 Beam Belt Price. Vv Not Data Sheets 25c. Cutters. Shafting, Kevs and Keywayvse Bearings Machine Tool Operation (1.). No. 12--Pipe and Pipe Fittings Boilers and Chimnéys Locomotive and Ratlway . 15--~THeat and Steam Steam a Mathematical Tables Mechanics and Strength of Material Rope and Chain Driver -Wiring Diagrams, Threads Bells and Nuts nd Threading Dies rs, Sockets, Drills and Milling searing Spiral and Worm Gearfag and Clutches Couplings, Details. Slides and Machine ¢ Tool Operation {2} data Gas ngines. Formulas and Struct gral designs Heating and entilating NO-ONE NAMED WOODS IS ON THE STAFF AT THE PEN Moved by R. A. Caughy, seconded by John Seally, that the boars of | health are absolutely opposed to the | | the Straubenzee property in the vil lage ft is understood that the board has no power to prevent the Straubenzee property from beitg used 15 a heat as it is more than the required distance from nearby houses. TURNED ) BACK AT "CLAYTON. Kingston Ship Repairers Held up by | Immigration Official. Capt. Edward Charles, chief ship | carpenter of the Thousand Island | Steamboat company, and a couple of assistants, went to Clayton, N.Y, on Wednesday evening to do some work | at one of the company's hoats there, but when 'they landed they were re insed permission to remain by the United States at that river The official held | port. work down there, as it would be violation of the alien labor law. cordingly, Capt. returned to Kingston.» Ac- W. A. Gray, for several years past | in charge of the local offices of | the | Dominion Textile company, is severing | his connection with the company to accept the secretaryship of the Oxford npitting company. ------ "Faust." This well known drama will be re produced in 2,000 feet of motion pictures with music from the opera. A Film 'Art, beautifully colored at the King Edward to- night. The last chance to see the wonderful drama. Usual admission. . | Gibson sells lime juice. Mr. Fonear, (Glencoe, ed the principalship of the Almonte high school at a salary of $1,400. Five of the public school teachers had each an increase of $256 voted them. a "Kingston's Famous Fur Store.' ~ Sale Of Wash Skirts Some sizes in our Wash Skirts are sold out --the season is getting on--we offer all we have left at' attractive sale prices, Colors are White, Linen, Navy and Black. $5.00 Skirts for $3.85 4.50 Skirts for 3 40 2.00 Skirts for 1.45 1.75 Skirts for 1.35 Watch our windows. Who will win the library? erection of a tubercular sanitorium on | village | immigration inspector | Charles and his men | | white cheese Takes Up Other Work. | Frontena¢ | Thursday afternoon. has been offer | people 'outwardly than they feel inside. TENTIARY., | Letters are Opened by the Warden's | (lerk on the Authority of a | Statute Passed by Parliament. "1 do not care to discuss the matter las there is nothing in it,"' said War den Platt, of the pemilemtiary, when {asked as to charge of Atlas that R C. Woods had opened his correspon | dence and sent the gist of their con tents to Toronto. "There is no such | man, as Woods on the staff of pri- {son,* volunteered the warden. The mode of procedure at the peni- | tentiary, regarding mail matter, is {governed by statute. The warden's { clerk opens all letters, reads them and, {if proper, turns them over to guardsg [for distribution. ' No sealed letters lever reach- the convicts, at 'least | through the warden's office. i FRONTENAC CHEESE BOARD. that they could not be permitted to | al The highest Price Paid Thursday Was 11 3-4 Cents, : 907 offered cheese and 210 for sale at the board meeting, The bldding was fle lower than last week, the high The following fac colored | There were | a tri est being 11jc tories boarded White--Rose Hill, 60; Sunbury, 50; St. Lawrence, 210. Colored--Wolfe Island, tirath's, 60; Latimer, 60; E.G., 40; Glenvale, 60; Gilt Arigan, 25; Elginburg, 65; Thousand Islands, 49: Silver Spring, 80; Morn ing Star, 60; CGlenburnie, 85; | Hill, 35 Hinchinbrooke, 50; Battersea, | 60: total, 907 y At 113e., Mr. offering of Arigan, burnie, Latimer, Morning | Sand Hill. 1 At Hic, Mr * toring of Hartington, | and Wolie Island. 1 At 11 li-16ec,, | the offering of | Flginburg Hartington, 60; 10; total, 52; Me Ontario, 40; Edge, 86 secured the Glen: and McGrath Battersea, Star Gibson secured the of Silver Spring Mr EG, . Murphy secured Gilt Edge, and SUBS RIPTIONS ASKYD | For the Flag Pole to be Erected iv | .. Victoria Park. { Those who wish to subscribe to the Old Boy's flag-raising in Victoria park, lon July 3lst, can now have an oppor | tunity of doing so, as the committee {has left a subscription book at the {Whig office. The committee members {invite the public to éall and comtni {bute their share, be it ever so small The cause is 5 worthy one. A fla: pol isto be raised at the park and the children entertained by a progranme of sports, ete. To defray the expenses {quite a sum of sponey is required. The Whig will be pleassd to receive and {acknowledge all subscriptions Old Folks Had "Fine Time. I'he directors of the city's home fo the aged are thankful to the Saivatior 'Army offivers fou the fine trip they gavi the immates of the home, on Wednes {day afternoon. The old folks were tak en down the river on the steam {Quinte Queen, and enjoyed a happy af ternoon and evening among the Thous land Islands It was after eloves o'clock when home was reached, and a special car was in waiting at the oor ner of Johnson and Ontario strests tc take the old people to their abode on Montreal street. This car was donated by the street failway company, and the railway employees were kind em- lough to offer their services after hours : -- Comedy Musica! Aet Holmes and Holmes, a big musical act will open a three nights engage ment at Lake Ontario Park, this even ing they play on six different metru., ments, namely, the Mirambaphone, Musical Bottles, Musical Wheels, Vio- lins, Banjo and Tin Can Cello. He is Very Strict - The Cape Vineent, N.Y. !this to say about Inspector {fle gan: "It is said that 1p Canadian immigration inspector sf Kingston is very strict in. enforeing ithe law." mmm Eagle has John Real Estate Transfer. | KB. W. Mullin bas bold to Thomas Killorin the property, 100 Division street, owned by W Gray Black, White and Red, Also purple raspberries will sell at low prices on Friday at Carsoveky's. Many cheerful A are more "Fas 'em for sore feet,' Gibson's, i Sand |} TAL REPLACED We do not need your pre- scription to replace a broken lens. Bring the pieces. We analyze them and exactly duplicate. Or we can make up your present prescriptiog in any of our popular style of mounts. They are secure, neat and comfortable. Dr. A. P. Chown D¥uggist and Optician, 183 PRINCESS STREET. "Phone 343. 000000000000 000000CS ESR ass asses rvIsr ery: 9900005 1000000R000000000 THE COLLEGE BOOK STORE BRASS KETTLES DUTCH OR AMERICAN DESIGN, oF BURNISHED OR DUT L FINISH . PRACTICAL HEATING FLAMES FULLY GUARANTEED SMITH BROS., Jewellers, Opticians. 350 KING STREET, lIseners of Marriage Licenses. Through this store = on Friday, and fee the s many sopaps that we are showing. All lines of Summer » Goods being closed out 2 at greatly reduced © prices. R.ady-to-Wear Garments, including ® Waists, Dresses, Coats, © skirts, Whitewear, ete. All materials by the yard are reduced in price in arder to clear out quickly. All kinds of Summer Hosiery, Corsets, Un- derwear, Ladies' and @ $ Children's Parasols, 2 O] 3 ® © © 8 2 $ (®) . A Big Saving On Each item Newman & Shaw The Always Busy Store, oe oe (a 8 oN in Prsssisis Seles @ eis SEES EE ESE Eee SESS DTIIPPD TESTES TOE le GRAND UNION # HOTEL E5 ee Erecting Old Boys' Arch. Work was begun on Thursday morn ing, under the wapervision of Joha le the of grecting the arch the corner of King and Clarence streets | in honof of the visit of the old boys gn the 20th. The arch will be of ever gredus, decorated with flags, and will be a pretty ove. An Irish flay is pro mised for the Chicago contingent ------ at | Carter's Hair Renewer not al dye but restores gray hair to ite] original golor and benaty. 50. bottie ] at Prouse's drug store "Hudnuts toilst waier," ™- Giheon's Ald. | i ETE TE EEE TTT ET eee MADE OVER AND REPAIRED Ww. F GOURDIER [= IA GOOD DOWNTOWN NO. 108 QUEEN ST. [Double Brick Dw water heating, ga land dining room, $2400 excellent satel LOUATION, Sling extension aom ki i for i A I have t money © unit good inter An oppo inves He @ me | MULLIN THE REAL ESTATE EXPERT. Houses to rent and rents collected | Money to lo Fire insurance presented. an Best "Phone 539 companies re -------------------- sessssssssssessssesessl sag - "HOME, SWEET HOMY." Not much sweetness on was day with steam permeating the atmosphere and the smell of soap hanging round your nose. : WHY Nor Ler Us bo YOUR WASH? Besides unpleasant odors CAD save you worry and Special prices for the wash. "FLAT, WORK "POUND WORK. KINGSTON LAUKTRY, ¢ Cor. Princess and Sydenham Sts. "Phone 22. we money home aL! TARTAR TAAL ERE REAR REL AAT LETT AET LECTED $ ' ' ¢ ¢ ' ¢ ' ¢ ¢ ¢ é