BIBBY'S CAB STAND : Second Hand Furniture Large Stock of /New and Seconds hand Furniture; {iso all kinds Pre: serving Jars H. Sugerman's 242 Ontari THAT TOBACCO With the "Rooster" on Is crowing Jander as he Only 45¢ per pound smoking AT A. MACLEAN'S, Oatarie Street, THOMAS COPLEY Prone 987. Drop & card to 18 Pine Street wheés wanting anything done in the inde ter line. Estimates given on Al of and wo Hardwood Wioors of all Kinds. ah orders will receive prompt attention Shop. 40 Queen Street rrr tees Ere ree WILLIAM MURRAY, 3 Auctioneer, 4 City and 'Country Sales Care + fuily Conducted. + Market Bavare, Kingston. + SPP PIPP » - . Carriage Painting SOME CLASS TO OURS. This is the place to Sete i E. J. DUNPHY, Ose. Montreal and Ordnance Streets | DAY OR NIGHT Phone 201 Quench Your Thirst DUBLIN ia ALE. LEMON SYRUP. LIME JUICE, RASPBERRY VINEGAR. LEMONADE. ORANGEADE. D. COUPER, Phone 76. Prompt Delivery, - BSecsscssssssassssascend { COAL! The kind you are looking for is the kind we sell. S$ cranton Coal » good coal and we guarantee prompt delivery. BOOTH & CO. rar. ut} west STREET. Ressseeseesteeee The American Cafe 185 Wellington St. ves along | For chewing and | have your Auto repainted to stand all kinds of /, weather. 841-8 Princess Street. : : : will find relief in Zam-Buk | eases the burning, sii phim Stops bleeding and ease. Perseverance, with Zam. Buk, means cure, Why not prove this 7 4B Drugyisis ad Stores | 6.600000 0000000-00900COD, FINKLE CO. LIVERY AND CAB STAND. Open Day and Night, habs rdered for early 'morning boats and trains promptly attended to. Métor Car for daily Sight-seeing Car on applica- tion. 2 'Phone 291. 120 Clarence St. : | 60000 6000000000000 0000 00000 ' Don't Persecute : om Cataraqul OLD AGE. to Everyone, 'But May be Postponed. question of years. at forty, others Comes Old Some men are young at sixty. It's a mighty hard look young, no matter how ou feel if your hair is falling and your head becoming bald Perhaps vou are tived trying ineflee- tual remedies for this evil We don't blame von if you are. Why not try an effective one for change. | Newbro's Herpicide | ruff germ--which is the whole trouble. "Destroy the SSSR AR VRII SARA . Sold by leadibi He. in stampa for sample Herpicide Detroit, dollar bottles guaranteed, Leod, special agent. age 18 not a are old proposition to young out kills cause the of dand- the cause you remove the druggisis, Send to Mich J. Co., B. Me The Up-to-date Restaurant and Eating House. Separate appartments. Well furnished and lighted. Try our Full Course Dinner, 26c. THOMAS GUY, Prop. Besssssssvsrssrssisene | fe Crown Gypsum Hair Plaster saves labor and will make your walls practically inde structible, P. WALSH b6--57 Barrack Street oO 8000000000000 000 O0000 CHOCOLATES Ln Ganong's, G. B. THE FINEST IN IN THE LAND §| A. J. REES "Phone 166 PRINC ESS STREET. | | GE BGOBOBGo: YOO 0000000 AeA eettttitstttetes YES, WE CERTAINLY pO GAS FITTING, OC OOO00000 OO0COO FOOO000 " ory and should know i | he Snnnt supoly the "vy i. agcapt fo other, stamp for iluweated ro It give, full partic. eactiocs invalunhis to ladies NDSOR SUPFLY CO., | or. Got. Cennent Agents fre Cp $ 300 Cords Pecled Pulp Wood i This' Wood was peeled and plied | under cover to dry. We are offering this Wood to the {| public at $5.00 per cord, cut In any | lengths This is jhe best lot of | Wood ever offered for spring and {summer use, Try it and be con | vinced. * SOWARDS | 'Phone 155, North End Ontario Street. ® ICE CREAM AND FRU ALL KINDS or - AL PORN FRU e000 Our Ire Jiu = arlor is the @ finest and coolest In the city It may be hot outside but our Parlor it is always cool P. PAPPAS & CO, 154 Princess Street 000000000000 000000000 tor Big Mid-Summer Sale---Now On. Inspecting our Stock of See Our Window It Is part and parcel of * the Plumbing Business. If you would liké to bave us estimate on any such work, we will be glad to dosso. That what we do. we do we'l, Is almost unneces- to state, but--we do! 'PHONE 333. RESIDENCE, 836. BUFFETS, COMB BUFFETS AND CHINA CLOSETS, | EXTENSION TABLES AND DINING CHAIRS, ON SALE AT - JAMES REID The Leading Undertaker, 'Phone 147, its Visits a The One ™E DAILY B WAS CAUGHT AT LAST , MAN WHO HAD LOVE INTRIGUES WITH 42 WOMEN. Conviction of Bigamy and Judge Calls Him the Biggest Scoundrel Living. ' London, July 20.--"1 do mot think the earth contains another scoundrel as the prisoner," said Judge Bentoul yesterday at the Old Bailey at the conclusion of the trial "George William Lucid, alias Leshie," for obtaining money from women whom he had promised to marry, and for committing bigamy with Ethel Selfe at a Brighton registry office. In defence to the charge of bigamy | ptisoner said that there was a gréat mystéry connected with his married file] which be did not want to speak ppput. It was of a delicate character. As a matter of fact, the marriage with Miss Sejfe, which 'was alleged to constitute the Higamy he was accused-of, was valid. It was true, as the police said, that he bad previously married a Mrs. Ransome, but at that time he had a wife alive. That wife died, but the al linnce between himself and Mrs. Ran- some was, of course, invalid, and there fore his marriage with Miss Selfe was legal. 'Miss Hrandon eleven times in her novels," ed the judge. After prisoner had been found guilty, counsel said he could tell the" court something about the delicate domestic relations the" prisoner ----had--- spoken nbout. It was true that the prisoner had married Mrs. Ransome--and from her he got £1,500. was gone he left the woman. At the prisoner's lodging 2,700 letters from different women were found, in most of which sums of money were men- tioned. The letters showed that he had received £285 from the women, in addition to sums the amount of which was not definitely stated in the letters. In 1909 the prisoner was communi cating with twenty-three different wo- men, in the following year thirty-five, and this year forty-two. Since pri- soner had been arrested a letter from wn illiterate person had been sent to the prisonec's lodging containing two £5 notes: A previous years' penal Reading, was prisoner. This he denied, police said they were certain, fingerprints were taken. Inspector Tapenden said the prison- er's name was Patrick Moran, and he was the son of a well-to-do Tipperary farmer. He joined an [Irish regiment and married at Devonport, in but eventually deserted his wife, ing her with two children: In 1892, when in the Berkshire giment, he was sentenced to such ol has used that plot comment of passed against but for conviction servitude, proved seven at the the his leav- Re for stealing postal orders. When ac cused of the theft he tried to put the blame on his fellow officers. His wife died while he was in prison. Ihe officer added that prisoner, be- tween his release oo ticket-of-leave in 189% and 1906 when he again married obtained £1,100 from ten different men under promises of marriage, and in 1907 he married a well-to-do Bris tol lady. This was a second bigamy, of which the court had not heard. Some frauds of his also led to the closing of a Catholic Home at Plymouth. "Are vou a Catholie,"" asked judge of the prisoner, and the man re plied, "I do .not wish to give details." "The I ask," tordship, that tholie, whose attachment is well-known, religions body, Sailors' reason explained his an "Irish to his commits '48 when A reli gion 80 trad on his reached the lowest depth of human pravity." Judge Rentoul referred 'heartless and cold-blooded * of the frauds, mer to seven 'I have that the and make offence "You will hear claimed the taken from the dock ------------ Sabbath Argonaut John Li Omaha, intolerant has de he to the | charae- | snd sentenced pris vears' penal servitude, | hopes," added tha judge, suffragettes will change the | v Hogeing | ter : law uch crimes this," he of more prisoner, Desecration. ont lon "ishop iress in "These make think of voung Brownslow. | Parson Brownslow, one Sunday morn ing, was passing a pond when two | voung skaters went through the ice, I'he parson, a good swimmer, plunged | into the cold, black water promptly, and after. a deal of diving and | floundering and struggling, he man aged to rescue the two boys He | iaid their limp forms on the bank side i by side and then he began to work | their arms vigorously, so as to ve | store animatton, whens. despite. proachful | voiee cried=from the r 'Parvon!" He looked up and beheld | the frowning visage of Deacon Jones. | "Parson," said the deficon, *'six days shalt thou labor !" Nuelsen, in an ad said of intolerance people Parson me | Mixing the Pipes. | "You're watted," said the small | "Who wants me?' demanded the plumber, : | "No, 137--~the house you've just come | from." "Do they think I can work all hours | of the day ?" retorted the plumber. | 'yan' better come," persisted small boy stoutly, "or w'll be late. Ma's got hysterics, and gone nearly mad ,and-- -' «hax here, souny !" asked plumber. "What's up " "weil, think you've connected the | wrong pipes, or something," replied | the boy. Ayhe. the chandelier in | the patior is like a foun! tain and the ey taps on firel" | ~~Aungwers. the | tos jr's | the -~ A Hard Knock. According to 5 noted Brooklyn | clergyman, if the Apostle Paul were | livi he would be 5 great | fan. Hf he ever saw eh St. Paul team | play he wonld probably ask the pro- bate court to change bis pame back | to Saul. Ratan City Times. : - i "Husdnuts "shampoa," Gibson's, i When the money | 1889, | oh, seven | vears' penal servitude for forgery and | wo- | the | any | al ido RITISH WILG, THU RSPAY, JULY -- CIRCLES, 20, 1911. DEMAND EXPANSION. TO MEET THE OF BAILWAY IN SPORTING Notes About Baseball, thé Ring and Other Sports, Papig> vitor Burke ir or New York apxt Nationals avers Herzog and a Canadian from Johnson is a Sto fav Bombardier Wells, He r (rain, and is fifty pounds over weight Matt Wells and Packey MeFarland have signed to box at Milwaukee Aug 2th at lea pounds at three o'clock. The latest figures Cobb leads both hittmg, base hits for extra base The Toronto Arge Lou Scholes, will the National regalia Fweek from next Friday ~The first Works Soon Losomotive Have to be "Doubled. : The Kingston Plat Wl "Filly™ boxes 8 wen Ho 0 president rust show further n xe runnir » Pm # rarked that wt - 3 to go orde ve paring mcity plant Within Canadianylo now fas capacity comotives year, turn out 150, or mes every the dominio. said Hono in demand be a at 4 notive and Saturday mportant sale of the rac Weason" wad annbunced,! yesterday, V. Shales, of Indi eny the trotting . staflion Je ah it (2.15) 1, to Fletcher, of the same Hor $i: 5,000), I'he Cleveland Naps "come:to-life" bri can Baseball Leagie, that work > it easily in the « snlargement, sold city, or Y wav, ld have joined the in the Amen apd no igam in trgamization is doing snvf better aye won under plat t wi already that. the same time for 1 ale he de subled deman d Homo Sinep June 16th thevih out of 31 games, 'Lou Seoert, champion of Chicago for Sebert has not he competed for at the Johnny" the ex-quarter-mile has gone to t's vacation a shoe on anada, fortnig had "Varsity intercollegiate g Coulan, the America champi« ship, I [Eere he! expects ¢ y ger Stanley, the Puglish poy 'at. LIS pounds. is Just Hans Wagner has stol- West, and. th ten only a dozen ba far for locon reason the assumption tliat he is transe speed on- the 'paths' He quent ving } No While th hig mileage since months 'And federal every re in Kingston TE as to the 'the MP. is y demand from' the "Trunk Pai going to he ¢ who nweight of Chicago, claims n bant » apart to England Cr A to iran because 80 is no for yntinént his to be notice For sing I i co can in mean that needed, 1 i un. lightweight, {that "Mek wiry of Chic i wpon ihe terms of we and Packer have agreed their fore mans take tives will he September llth, Hudson's champ ! thine will first i ten-round place a with 8 'guarante the champion iM out of the mitted to 1 o'clock in the Articles have ria altow to have purse foo pound vt three afternaon, bee rke : , fresh in my memory.' ely 8 Uintrent Wade! is 1 for a fight | " before ber 30th, be They 'Jack" Johnson and Bombar-| Wade Wells, for the col mship. of hundred mpi world, and $40,000 } Ointment, nied in London, tween dir the {laid down i deposited for i hy prove & | rate, put 18 vet been the |i! like sum, {ec ive another | amount fi Hear few A Georgia « | Philadelphia fou he © contented Without ¢ colo | | who hs ad been She san | 8 I woman who Wi uld red mami ner for mn {ve Ars for [the servant arrived in due season. uo happeped that the Georgia d to lehve town the very day mam; fo arrived ore op arting she had | | just time to expian to mammy - the | modern. cony canes: which her | Apartment was « furnis hed, The gas was the contrivance which inter the most After mistress wehold Bad lighted the or hi other old mammy,- and | It in acquaintance, sir,"' WOR in aging an eng vded ol with | stove stad {the colored woman the the and felt of wed t the aven, bre burners ertain understood its hurried for her absent two weeks servant operations, stres tran She was her first she had v De fines dat air I'm and of LO Ann how questions July 21 At Friday von know, ain L gun oul pure ies Sakell's, » Hin to Opera g eream JACKET OF (COLORED TAFFETA tithe wilk coats really pot anlike changeable tafieta in THE ' NEW SPENCER Fifty years ago and more they wore these guaint over light summed frocks, and the new Spencers are the old-fashioned sort. 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