soe } 108 = "Al 699000000000080890 ® THINKS im 100 COSTL | ministration building and Burses' A binsn : | home, but' certainly could not be; The Very Latest Culled From ali made to do duty as apy part of an] 3 Ower the World. TO CONDUCT TUBERCULOSIS) Up-to-date sanitarium. Then the In-/ TO THOSE WHO MADE CELE-| The United States teninivg squad- $ " | stallation of a waterworks plant and yp : - HOSPITAL AT PORTSMOUTH. | drainage syste would ost many J BRATION A SUCCESS. i og at Sibealiar, 5 : thousands of dollars. The Roya ---- Duke of Connangh expected | Anousunag, of 30 Penitentiary and The Committee in Charge Worked bo, ail ot Lanai an Oo. 6th, Labor Council, Criticizes the Pre. Rockwood Hospital each has its own| Very Hard--The Best Asset Wasi, (SOO8 M8 Poriics Hecl os. ny HAVING proved the value of its services in the 'past, It provides to-day an unexcelled banking service. : sent Scheme { nsta ' siderable ex Superb W. . 0 of the General Hos-| SYsiom lng pg Hol puro are the Weather, a According to the health department, Pital Governors, ' 1 Ji tne lake or river shore, while the Now that the old boys' reunion is a New York city has passed the five mil- Kingston, Aug. 1 (To the Editor)! proposed site is one-half or three- thing of the past--and a thing that lion mark. ! ; quarters of a mile away from the! wili ve favorably remembered tor many King Alonso dnd the kaiser are limestone for-'days to come--it is but right that [competing at the international Ae SAVINGS Accoants in- vited. Interest is paid on balances half yearly. LADIES' and Child- ren's accounts receive courteous attention. BUSINESS Accounts on favorable Georgh Lewis, of the Trades and ~--At our last regular meeting it was pusly resol t «| snore, with a solid » Wanita ua Tar we jon underlying the whole @is'- those who *¥orked energetically tor the [At Lowes. sed to the action of the govern-| mat : : phe the tuberculosis Boarial in! ance We should advise the Pro" 'success of the event should be given Fire has destroyed three million fest collecting money for ome purpose! moters to ascertain the possible COSU their due uéed of praise. In the first {Of logs at the Fernie Lumber com-| $ : Certainly, if you wear » ® ® ® ® * » * » * » » ® » * * * ® * . and using same for anothen. | of His. aderaling. of aintall { place, Ald. John Carson was on the Pany ap. : The abgve resolution of "thet . e cost "job from the begimmng of the organiz- ernie. B.C., coal miners have re . a | Trade ana Labor Counell stands as ance and administration been evel | iq, until the tinal _sinish at Mac |Pudinted the Gordon report of the he right kind of Un ® | a preface to this letter charging the approximately figured outs oh he donald park, where Be was just as | conciliation board. rweat. The coolest . Sovarnots. of the General oapifal | it_hot cost more than administor | jubilant, in fact more so, as on the | Mt icnow thought thst $9 * veto, ® wit ouble dealing. dn e labor-| ; ; : 1 wi wi nes toe lor. a : aay he began his work. The arch. was » Ofue WIIOUt tun ly be thin, ft must ® ® ° ° ° * . ® ® * ° ° * . * ° * * ® ® ® lasse: PAra: ould : ing c 8, whom we represent. be-|a se te institution than it w of hin creation: and with: the ic | creating of new peers 4 ern ing of the same size with the energetic \ ge Neng to "etabiinn tne] doling the ey on the Generalflire department 3 his Supporerh, bei, ogh lary, Lwenty-one yours, in iso fit. Andif bs has } ? reared a eredita monument one mpris J & nlue at Joplin, tuberculosis sanitarium on the Gene- Hospital grounds of Jess importahtce,jthat was fully appreciated by all who Mo., by falling rocks. Je nts wish to call saw it. The populatimon of Greater Mon f good finish and costs surreptitious] Deputy Chief Elmer was also very treal is placed at 554,000 in Lovells ess than the average, i terms. ral Hospital grounds was altogether Another matter unwarranted, when money for thai perhaps. to which we e000 Sheececsccscsssssesece 0000000000000 00000000 purpose had already been subscribed your attention, is the f er was al direct ] h : 4 hich the funds that earnest and work | directory, just jssued. an® most of it collected. | manner in. whic e persevering in iis Corporal Dixon, of the Stratbeena ho shallsay that does t, fs a re- were collected for the Sir OlVLr and the flag staff in Victoria park, h Such action, we insis ovat: memral to be erceied on Ahi must ave ota hark Horse, was drowcd while bathing in add to Bummer .and humanity of 'that otherwise the General Hosp grounds : ars, was reared through his la- ver, Manitoba. : honorable corporation. being conveyed {o this Rew schem hors and stands as a memorial to the | Hom. Robert' Rogers, Manitoba, mio- ifort sito ? y But observe some of the results| Was It not decided at a meeting 3 3p, coming of the Chicago and Tor- iter of public works, may 'rum in any inds o good flowing from this absurd and sense-| the hospital governors that a pu Se | onto old boys., Mrs. Elmer and Mrs. Brandon, for Dominion house. nderwear for Women, less, not to say heartless. course meeting of the subatriviens 10 4 e Sitle: Boyd are entitled to all the credit | Work on the Hudson Bay railway hildrenand Men are A rumor gets abroad that the] Oliver Mowatt fund shou \~ifor the beautiful flags whick fly from | Mill be started at once, two tenders s governors. who in their wisdom; re-| ed, when all should be given an a8 ithe poles. having been found satisfactory, dy here. fuged to pollute the General Hospital| portunity of deciding how the r Ald. Rose 3 out with t zen) More than NO infants died in Mon- > grounds with a tuberculosis sani-| donations should be disposed of? ile de treal durimg the pest month, largely / | in this any the automobile drive and no one knows |, = result of the exceseive heat. a Resources $30,000,000 ------------ A See isin KINGSTON BRANCH 107 PRINCESS ST. GEORGE B. McRAY, Manager. flection on the intelligence, probity tarium, have discovered an ideal site| Have they kept faith : X : Hit Portsmouth, ~ This rumor, Walled hore-than--in-the targer-truth? do lol the on that he telat went tol" the of on the wings of favoring breezes. |indeed. they have not, but instead secure the requisite number [ auto- iations- with ra ¥ form stirs our neighbors to the depths | we understand a lady is visiting iuo- mobiles. Frequently he had his ar- negotintiv rion A F gz dividual subscribers, soliciting Lue rangements completed when he would ross pression in the ( French : and. a special meeting of the council : te td 2 A / is convened to pronounce upon this transfer of their subscriptions to the receive intimation that such and such "wy l G00 Sirus, Cornwall: Masse threatened invasion, and that august | new scheme. This may serve thela motorist would have to drop out|,. ferry, struck a rock at Brewer's "S000 000000040000000 body gathered in solemn convention. | purpose of the promoters, but how OWing to difficulties or other engage | point "Tuesday, copsized BMd seven decided that no consumptive sani | does it look? ments, but Ald, Ross persevered and were drowned. 4 N ol tarlum should be allowed establish-| Our protests may pass unheeded, [the drive was an accomplished and] ells. IF o ' . "AX ment Within her borders, for def like the barking of a little dog at a cinminent success. a_i pt ey pi Women's Cool Undervests, i ammaoc Ss they not grow cabbages and othet! dead elephant, nevertheless we shall] Jameés A. Minnes carried out his fic Fxprest Co., ir St. Th Ja ¥ garden truck theré in great abund | continue to bark uniil the elephant share of the work with precision and | 4 bought out w es OAS, Ont, 10¢ 12, 15¢ 20¢, 25¢. 35 & ance, and what are the lives ol | is ed | vthet wise disposed 2 the arrangements for the disembarcka- roi El eter Ontario. a a , y » y «JC, JVC. S as human beings when cabbages oi|2nd we shall continwe to say that/tion of the passengers w the r " y "a ery § The Miri you can lay straight out focomotives are concerned? this action of the governors h per-lof his un Bye ge ete the result Old Glory" film at Toronto thea- Drawers, 4 not double up like a Jack] | HOwever. we are assured that the| sisted in will alienate public sym-! Mayor Graham, Ald. Kent, Dy. ['07W8 Pictures called "A Mother jand not ' 2 scruples of Portsmouth can be over-| pathy that they have pledged their|Sapds, E. Charles, Adam Roney, R. JJ and, Sons of '76," as they are anti At 23¢c, 35¢, 39¢. ite. 1 : come because we are many and| best efforts to support With the fe-|eid and All. Harty, were all on hand | Fish. : 3 } h i? strong. and that Dr. Bruce Smita|sult that the-pfficiency and useful-'y give capable aid wherever' required Dasiel B. Zimmerman, Somerset, has pronounced it an ideal situation Hess il be impaired, ane fot ey It. can be truly sail the Les pri iy illiasaite sod) operator and 4 ' or a sanitarium. But alas for con-| ihstitution that keeps faith with its{ a . r owner, st Antonio Scilian, Chil sistancy! Dr. Brace Smith also patrons will find the favor and|/*'® "ore undoubtedly the most bigh- (and in charged with intent to kill dren Ss Cool Undervests heartily endorsed the General Hos-| support that the General r Hospital|,y inished events of that class that| p,, Frank Oliver denies in toto the ; . have been heard in Kingston for many i ; hav pital grounds as a site for the pro-| has failed to retain, and an institu- 2! Y {allegations which have been made THE COUCH HAMMOCK a day. The sacred concert of the R.C. against him. He will ask the next Io all sizes and several makes. posed tuberculosis sanitariim, and] tion whose work has deserved a re- . 0 ; wrote a very wise and timely letter | cognition that it, perhaps. has never HA. on Sunday night was simply parliament {o" continue the investiga Drawers to match. magnificient and commendations are tion. Just like a bed for comfort. to the Press with a view to remove| hitherto received will be still fur-|magnifi the foolish scruples of the many| ther overshadowed because her gov-|flying in to the band master for thei Kkobert R. Ritchie, who died in Hammocks from $1.00 to $7.50. fearful goveinors who were at that|ernors did not keep faith with her {successful rendition of oratories. and (St. John, NAL, from injuries sus time standing in two camps, or more | pations, other sacred works that were rendered. tained in a fall, was a brother of - a properly sitting on the fence, wall- What the peopl> of Kingston| The 14th band, too, was very effici- | Crown Attorney J. A Ritchie, Ot ing for the oracle to speak. 1 had a right to expect from the gen-|ent and Bandmaster Webb was elated [{awa ¢ CL : 9 : . Now, for the sake of saying what| crons way in which the responseite receive the complimentary thanks ) id Rives \ v n Mitchell We want to say we will admif that the| for subscriptions was met was alextended to him by the presidents of Si Pigg Tog ig A . 3 * Portsmouth site Is hearer ideal than| sanitarium where thelr consumptive|ihs Chicago aud Toroito Old Boys' es- | Madison aMeriié, Now York, by a thief who, "Tin --eseaping, took three | . . : "Svomnds, but have the promoters Bf | 1east ai a very nominal cost, an! rey ral the to Ee OW . EMA RE. few seheme considered : Iiyes that are now] The itize I generally, oh An gold watches. : : ' - - naheial side sufficiently? The p ' fo "Mopeibkaly why byt HAY ™" he x were all -nthusiastic| Two horses were found poisoned in 00 n erves A rich ; r8 thred feet wide in| ¢hase Of the property would be | he tof fhe. ebm over the' work, and manifested their their stalls at the fae grounds, Bran ! g dev Tie Diino, Sud: | ndditjonal expense of periiaps «| If. however; the sanitarinm is built interest by the pretty decorat'us | don, One was the champior two-year: a y. 000 or $6,000. in Portsmouth it will necassarily he Which Were seen throughout th: city 'gM filly, the properly of Mr. Cham: : re : an high-priced: institution: unless the Many Feuivances at night were simply bers, of Brandon. " With ng dr short pleaves, wealthy amongst / gOverpors . : The government cruiser Niobe i ; Build and endow the sanitarfumand| Tt ould Be ting before lesint to tthngs Tastday Bight not. dots Prawerg *ith ankle or knee length, make it free to meet the need of compliment ths newspapers for their {than ten feet aft was visible. Th b J | ningston. . interest in promoting every possible | hove were sent ashore and Hiv Men sBal riggan Underwear GEO... LEWIS, Financial {way the events which came to such a leave of absende. : a : Hl 2 p Secretary, Trades and successful termination. Possibly the| will B. Joh vy i , { tk ; | EP Bin veh RE ple ip igo TI on ed Ba TIE Di 10e wait 30 Each; i BR ; Pr] EL 5 07 Sh iden mapmgmapun coi {weather and it was simply sunt, Mother Church, is dead 'at' his home » AD s . A ROW . Bk He po! Men's Fine Gauze Weight . The Patient Waiter. Mrs. Eddy, the founder of the de # # : he original on the General Hosp! frivnds ;would be. treated frpe, or all cistions: ak Washington Star. nomination, Natural Wool that absorbs all pers 4 Professor W. Lawson Tall, apropos ph ASSAULT CASE. HEARD 1X1, the new serum cure for hay, fever, ripen spiration. Per garment at | i : POLICE COURT, said at a medical uet in Denver: YOUTH DEAD: MO JOE KOM OPEN FOR NSPEETON TIRES 5c ! It Was Shown Woman Complainant|ihe result of much patient toil indesl, bi WAS 650 POUNDS . Had Used Her Fists--Constable|when 1 think of the patient waiting ) Picked Man Off Railway Tracks--|involved in the perfecting of this ---- A Window Smasher Fined. cure, | am reminded of Dr. Bob Saw- | William Filtz Was Taken to the . Boys' Balbriggan Shirts ver's ante-roam. A neighbor's "scrap" was the lea" |* "Dr, Bob Sawyer stepped proudly in- Hospital ina Furniture ; : and Drawers ture of the police court, on Wednes- 115 his ante-room one day. There were | {day morning. Mrs. Ellen Perrin and fuite eight or nine persons there. Yan. William Washer uve on Wellington [And Dr. Bob, looking Hf 1 All si »r , OR | Ar . , looking from one face : : ' x sizes. New Table Linens, street, in the same block. Mra. Perrin {44 another with complaisance, said : A Nimote, Wg 25¢ ch » . E a . accused Washer .{ assaulting her on | "Wall, who come first? Who's been last: night. from kidney trouble in ah . ] 1s B25 Butudas ight, aiming, that Jo waiting the longest ?' hospital here. Early. in the evening ' I' . I ; struck . Vasher 1 | " 'Here, Doo--that's me,' said Swip ; ol in. a farm Bo ' Whi S Shi X J ; defend him, and x a hr Ps Lhe: was removed in a furniture van t wea rts ' New Linen owe Ss, 3 rays, IJ. Rigney to defen im, and in the 4f, tailor, rising and flourishing his the hospital, about seven miles om ys te ter {evidence il was shown that Mrs. Per unpaid bill. 'I've been waiting over . Washer. " a the suburban resort, where he had 3 rin had used her fists on Washer enn monthee: = einige Whines Wg elude With Red or Blue Band on Collar and It that th od a at Lhe fuw. OOCNIR Eastern Pennsylvania, nineteen years Sleeve, all colors. ivy 'Shams,Embroidered Sli ak 3 os w re. Perrin came to Washer's ams, Lmbroider IPS, [} font "dco wad paid some wom | , The late B Kean. ago 25¢ Each As mentary remarks about him and his| Fphraim D. Keays dled nat Pipe: ; C ch. 2 k | Route. Washer tried to get Mrs. Per- (Stone, Man, on July 28th. He had STOCK QUOTATIONS : Fxg Fi BARE RE h b id S >t d Et ' 'rin to xo away, as the affair was cre- [been ill some time with Bright's dis- : ---- ' F mMproi ered P ea 8, C ating quite & scone, as many as fifty | ease. The body was brought hows to From McOualg Rros., Moutres! '® | { the neighborhood having Perth on Tuesday, and placed in the Throngh J. 0. Hutton. J Laidlaw & Son ; ® 5 rm - o : . : ranet to. watch the proceedings. {vault in Elmwood cemetery. Mr. Keays t ' 33 : rs. Perrin's husband, Hh Poe was a native of Bathurst, son of the pu 4) gt ALSO rin, then arrived on the scebe, and the |lat# William Keays, of the ninth line, |pagtorn Canada Pulp a 50 4B two men had a little fight. It was|and was forty years of age. He went 'Conads Cement .... .. 2p 22 very short, as one blow from Washor | west twelve years ago and loeated | Canadian Pacific Railway... 2431 POPP P000000000000000000000000000000000a1 knocked Perrin down. And then Mrs. [on a farm in Pipestone, Man. 14 was Dominion Steel Yoo 3 Perrin interfered. She stopped in be-|maried nine years ago to Miss Liz- | Detroit United yo | A bi assoriment of | adies' tween the two men, and got one of [zie McNaughton, daughter of Wm. Duluth Superior ... .... 2 the blows which had been intended for | McNaughton, of Balderson. There are Minn. & St. Paul Sw eo ee | halen Be TnL tn ---- SR "y : not sure i ad struck Mrs. Perrin, Porto Rico ......... «i Sweater Coats, all colors, long _ {bat Sid if he did, it was purely acei- Another Use For AHalfa. Perimans Limited ... . ar . (dental. : . . It is stated (hat a field of growing |Quebec Railway .... .. .. 0000000000000 000000000 CORON OOORRIROIOOOOS . | On the evidence, the magistrate said 8 iny : gths - 1) |aliala eools the temperature from ten |TOronto Railway .. .. . ° : : and short len . at very rea ; hat ho would unt sub a To tents degree oh hor te hominion Textile - : i : . . | mandy ities farmers are now plant- |; Wo aly ... " After taking a few drinks too many, lo "0 pl TR TEES A he pr {Lake of the Woods ..... ..... 150 a TICES. John Dagasaqua picked out a shady |" . " son ble price gad ei? gS fgg 4 side of their homes. It is filled with | ms foot of Clarence street, about 5.15 Hhoiwturs a ha ic: found Tost el IX SPORTING CIRCLES, o'clock, on Tuesday morning. rem ng ings cool. -- Conrail. Nebary ad along . =" Results of Bowling Matches on "lin time, to take him out of harm's Killed Over Religion. Queen's Grounds. : The magistrate gave him al Montreal, Aug. 2.--J. B. Rison; is| Skip Slater defeated Skip Sills by a but ted out the danger {dead here, and Auguste Ieroux, his [Score of 19 to 1, at Queen's bowling told him to keep om neighbor, is held on a charge of grounds, Tuesday evening. The teams ag } 4 fs 1 4 ] d Silk : : mabslavghter ns the resalt of a dis- |W. G. Anderson, W. M. Campbell, 11. i 1 le o pu. sdsion last night religion. Both! T. Wallues, T. Slater, skip--19. La cs 8 ne an LTE Ao Dat " - pt oh religion A. Turcotte, A. B. Williams, W. GC. are R _atholi oman «atholics. Ferguson, W. R. Sills, skip. > a NCE 4 . : i: ne SE . a "»" a ¢ . | 1 Long Gloves a speci® Ba rio } i a hate Neate valy a ---- To Play Postponed Game. he : ng ; 3 . 3 Reduction or 1-5 off the regu 2 lars price of all our Oxford ah . Shoes of $2.00 and up. DURING AUGUST In order to make room for New Goods, we will clear out all our Oxfords. Everything must go---Men's, Women's and Children's. 20 per cent. off all regular xfords and all the odds and broken lots on tables ed. Low epough to suit everybody. Call and a Bargain. 1 . registered as k {bad grown to S56, and at the! Cooke's and'St. James' juniors play and v eed of March this yesr the numberjin the Sunday school series, this even- . : le "Harry Fi was 7,165, ¥ ing. This game was postponed, last "Buy Abbey walt," Gibson's. week, on account of darkness. Albion, Mich., are visiting Baseball on Tuesday, brother, L. 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