The Windsor Star from Windsor, Ontario, Canada • 5

JuneS 1504 THE EVENING RECORD, WINDSOR, ONTARIO. 0 040494 9 1 I 1 94 04040 4 4- i- DROWNED IN BARREL J. THE 5 Five-Year-Old Son of Mr. Hogarth Victim at Brantford. ZFTXZRJSTITTXJRIE ST.

VERANDAH CHAIRS The season is late and we iil cut prices on Verandah Chairs. With arms, rattan seat, large chair, finished green $2.65. Wc have them for less and for more. THE MARSHALL SANITARY MATTRESS. Baby Carriages and Go Carts No good to us when the season is over.

Wc will cut them too. FAT. SEPT. 1899. REimOOH SUlTa We are over stocked.

You can have one for verv little more than they cost us. Sideboards. Fine Extension Tables Upholstered Goods and Fabrics The J. I Company. BOVG, WINDSORS GREATEST CLOTHIEB.

TAKE TWO MEN Carpets and Mattings We will do the same with them as with the Go Carts. Nuff Sed. If yo spend a cent for furniture before yon have taken a look at our stock and oar prices youll make a mistake and the more you spend the bigger your mistake will be. One l'rice Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher. 9 Sandwich St.

For instance talking about clothes. If you should stand and hear the conversation you would find that the preference is always given this store, and there is a reason for it too. Come here and youll see why men like this store. Its our smart styles and reasonable prices. Thats the long and short of it.

SUITS all shades, all styles, all sizes and all qualities. In fact SUITS to suit everybody. $5.00, 7.50, 10.00, 12.00, 15.00 16.00, $18.00 9 1-01919494 9i-9-o-t-o-i-04o-t-o-494- HARVARD OWES $70,009 to. 1 Hereafter Her Teams Must be Self-Supporting Cambudge, June 7. Notice of important and sweeping changes in the management of Harvard athlet.c.s has been given to the undergraduate managers by Ibof.

S. II. White, cha.rman qf the Harvard athletic comm. tee. The varsity crew and the track team mu-t raise the funds necessary for the.r exienacs, baseball and football inut support themselves out of gate tlea promoters of m.aor sj-orts and all freshmen teams must raise all thir money themselves or el-e not be -'tllowed to eonr-icte, and in case lf any deficit games ton not be yiliyed.

Piofcssionul co idles will be empioved for the fool bill ard track teams only and be managers must retrench in tho matter of sweaters, numeral'-, medals, cups and other prizes. The given for the pew rul--s is that the construct on of the new stadium in Soldiers field lias placed th committee in debt to the amount of General Sporting Notes. Tom Sh-n key has married a Lo jilt li nurse. Thomas must con tempi tc entering tho ring Rose, Michigans giant, says he will quit the school at the end of the pitsent year and go to Lcland Stan-for University. California.

The Young Mens Club team, who play tho Windsor team here Saturday, lost hard-ituk game to the Polish -Seminary ycstcruay 6y one run. The score was 7 to C. A lot oT Detroit ball teams me climbing into tlie newspapers with side bets and all sorts of things. If any of these teams are really anxious to play a game, of ball for the stuff that makes the mare go they can get a game with a team known as the ind-ors. troit played winning base ha fi yesterday and lost at that.

The fielding stunts of the Boston infield won tlie game for the Bea neaters. Detroit hit, and hit hard, but could not get their drives in safe territory. Twelve bingles off D.neen apjiears as if the tram was coining hack at the. bat. Ciaw ford hid a double, McIntyre a tuple, and OLeary a home run.

The score was 10 3. Donovan twirl- -l a good game. Windsor and C. P. R.

Windsor will reap a direct benefit fiom the newly arranged timecard of the C. I. R. This c.ty will hereafter have one more train a day into the City and 6ne out over the t. P.

R. Tile train wh.eh formerly ran le-tween Toionto and Chatham will now come through to this city, leaving Toionto at 4.13 and arriving Juts at 10-10. The other train referred to will leave Windsor at 5.31 a. m. and arrive in Toronto at 12.15.

These 1 1 aims will run duly except Sunday. The train Ieav.ng Windsor at 2.10 p. m. will connect with the Imjeriil Limited at Toronto for tlie Pacific coist at 12 This gives Windsor two Ira. ns duly for Vancouver, Victoria amidol her western cities.

The trip to the coist is 'luade in four and one-half days. DYSPEPSIA CLUED Severe Suffer Tells How He Overcome the Trouble. Not onijr do I not hesitate to declare the benefit I have received, fro-u Dr. Will-anas Pink Pills, but I fee! it my duty to do so. These are the words which Mr.

Etlwaxd Lavo.c, of St. lately addressed to the editor of Avenir ctu Nord when relating the story of his cure. Mr. Lavoie yell ko'iwii in St. Jerome, and.

whal he says weight among those who know Lint For a considerable time he was a great sufferer from dysjiepsia, which caused severe headaches, pains in the stomach aftd. sometimes nausea! Sometimes 'he felt as though he would, suffocate, he would become dizzy, and experienced ringing noises in the ears. His appetite became poor, and ius genera health so had. that he found it tlmost impossible to work, and when the headaches attacked him he had. to quit work.

For six months, he Says, he suffered hot physically and jncntally more than can -be imagined. During this time he took medicine from several doctors, but found no help. Then one day he Tead of -the cure of a similar case (through the use of Dr. Williams Pink Pills, and decided to try them. He used the pills for a couple of months, tind says he can now go about his work as though he never had dyspepsia.

The digestive organs like alt the oilier organs of the body get their strength and nourishment from the blood. Dr. Williams Pink Pills actually make new blood. This new blood strengthens the stomach, stimulates the liver, regulates the bowels and sets the whole digestive system in' a healthy, vigorous stale. Good blood 'is the true secret of good health.

That is why Dr. Williams Pink Pills always bring good health to those who use them. You can igc-t these pills from your medicine ijealer or by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for S2.50 by writing Tlie Dr. SWill.ams Medicine Co-, Brockvilic, vOr.t. Advertising not only tends to sell goods, but at the same time it stimulates a.

desire for commodities. The eduoationaf value of advertising is a strong factor. Just cow we are trying to our readers fn the wed- dung of (riends. 9 We Lave a large asor nu- rf fine art goods, in china or cut glass, also Lamps, Ornaments, Dtnner or Tea Sets. To I-et Seta, Jardinuers, or a piece of fancy China.

Come and. let us help you select your wedding present for your friend. Our exper-ence will he Ip you to please the lady. 9 9 JMIHTOS TEA CHINA STORE. 4- 4- AAAAAAAAlAilAiAAAAAAAAAiAA I LITTLE LOCALS fmvvvvTvvvvmTftmTTVj ALoquitoe have arrived early tins year.

The county councillors will probably visit the Canard to inspect the bridge fate. hie ut. -Col. Guillot will be brigade-major of the 1st Infantry at ths London camp which opened yesterday. Th.

lliune avenue Biptist Sunday school will l.k-ly accompany tho M-thodist Simdijf school to Tat.htf.oo park ou July 1. F. F. Snow, 1 1 eat arc 1 of Wayne county. dad at 10 oclock last veiling of pleuro-piwuaion-i after but on: weeks illness.

The county councillors will visit the County House of Refuge on Thursday The new barn is expected to 'be completed by that time. The telephone company has a lout TOO phones used by about people in this city every day. It would Le a wonler if there were not kickers. The lighter Newman of this city lightered 5WW bushels of outs from thi steamer Black Rock at Fort lid-ward an I thi boat Seas taken off- Arthur Jalusn, the colored man mrrvsied yesterday for holding up Jo Carso, an ltul aa ai Sandwich, pleaded guilty an! was remanded until Monday for sentence. The meeting of district No.

1. 1. O. U. meet today fit Kingsville.

A. F. IVwso.1, Wm. IkMiglas and J- R. Ti oa.oii Frontier this city It was at Bois Blanc Island Fishery Inspector Limarsh found the sturgeon looks.

I he American jmuch-rs live .11 a shack on what is known as Dynamite Island, near the Michigan shore. Th-s is an old trick ot these 1 01 he i s. crrpt. Jackson au-1 Patrolman Langlois last night arrested Walter Patton of Detroit at the central market. ilatton was drunk and sleeping in the market place fivhen the officers came un him.

He was sent across ths river this morning, sifter a session with tlie police cell rats last night. Mr. Justice Jlritton Las advised an ani.iubl ax rang incut tin Kathleen case whereby the girl might Ik left with her guardian, Mrs. Abraham, until she completed her schooling. Other w.

so he has reserved Lis decision until Le makes furth-r uiLtiiut on of documents relating to the Mrs. Miggie Rawlings was tho rongduamt in police court ca-a yesterday in which J. McCoy was fined $6.35 for assaulting her. After the trial she branded Mrs. McCoy as "nothing but a thiefT This morning Mrs, Rawlings was the defendant in a charge brought by Mrs.

McCoy and was fined 1.35 for using abusive language. "More to follow, remarked a police court habitue, when the case was over. Local bricklayers say there is no allegation against the Blonde Lumber Co of Chatham, who have the work in hand of carting the new Immaculate Conception church, of using scab labor. The objection of the local bricklayers is that the men employed on the buiid.ng axe not being paid jccord.ng to ths Windsor scale, lioyona that there is no objection to outside men being employed so tong as they are Canadians. ABMIIi He has he put her picture in his watch? She Because he thinks she will love him in time.

Yonkers Statesman. It is said, remarked the moralizer "that fortune knocks once at every mans door. "1 guts the ol girl forgo- to remove her gloves when she knocked at mine, rejoined the demoralizer. Chicago News Some men, said Cncle then, gits an idea. dat a days work consists waitin as patient as possible foh quit-tin time and den wonders why dey doen succeed.

Washington Star. He used to consider her very dainty and graceful. "And he doesnt consider her so nowf No; I believe he saw her eating bsparagus the other day. Philadelphia Ledger. Monkey Bmnd Soap make copper like gold, tin like ailver, crockery like marble, and window like cxyitaL 14 J.

JAMES DROWNED IN CANAL EnflnMr Alfred Norton of Penetang Drown. ad By Falling Off a Ferry Boat Whilo Waiting to Take the Night Ferry at Sanlt St. Mario Former Bank Managers Salcido In Winnipeg. Drowned In a Barrel. Brantford, June 8.

The five-year-old son of Mr. Hogarth, a teacher at Tranquility, who resides in this city, was drowned in a rain barrel yesterday afternoon. The family had just moved into a new home, and the little chap was unacquainted with the surroundings. The well was on a level with the ground and was in a dangerous location. Drowned In Canal.

Thorold, June 8. A young man named John Janies, from Winnipeg, and working on the electric light line between the new Welland Canal and the Cataract Tower Companys works at Decue Falls, near here, fell into the canal there yesterday afternoon and was drowned. The body was carried away by the current and has not yet been recovered. Penetang Man Drowned. Sault Ste.

Marie, June 8. Alfred Norton, engineer of Ganley's tug Shawanga, was drowned Monday night by falling off a ferry boat while waiting to take the night ferry across the river. He was not seen falling in, but cries for help were heard and a plank thrown him, which he could not grab, and disappeared. The body was recovered. Norton was 52 years of age.

and leaves a family of nine at his former home at Penetang. Chaa. Patterson Dead. Winnipeg, June 8. Chas.

Patterson, former manager of the Bank of Hamilton here and at Brandon, was found dead at the home of Hon. Colin Campbell yesterday morning, where he was staying. lie had turned on the gas. It is believed to be a case of suicide, as he lost his position two weeks ago. Painter Palls to His Death.

Toronto, June 8. Alexandei Pry-brough, a painter, working cm the Minerva building, 10 Ales' Front street, fell GO feet yesterdav and was instantly killed. He was at work on the mansard roof. Found Dead. Belleville.

June. 8. Adolphus Fili-on, proprietor of the Royal Hotel, Trenton, was yesterday morning found dead in bed. Heart disease was the cause. He was 60 years of age.

BASEBALL ON TUESDAY. The Eastern I.farup. Toronto 4 0 0 0 1 2 1 1 9 Montreal 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 Home run Rapp. Three-base hits Rapp, Claner. Two-base hit Harley.

Sacrifice hbs Wel-lensiiul. Fuller. Stolen bases- White, Murray, Yeager. Innings pitched By Pappalau 1, by Adams 7. liases on balls By Adams 1, by Currie 4.

Struck out By Fappalan by Adams 3, by Currie 1. Hit by pitched ball Rapp, Harley. Double-Play Carr to Rapp. Time 1.4). Umpire Toft.

Attendance 690. At Newark Providence v. Newark; no-game, wet grounds. At Rochester R.H.E. Buffalo 10000300 0 4 9 1 Rochester 10060310 05 12 Batteries Broefeett and Shaw; Fertseh and Nichols.

Umpire Haskell. At Jersey City R.TT.3. Baltimore 0001 0004 1 7 0 Jersey City 01000002 03 10 4 Batteries Adkins and Aheam; Thielman and Carrlsch. Umnire Kelly. National beagae Scores.

At Boston R.H.E. Boston 10009199 2 7 1 Cincinnati 90000000 0 0 6 (I Batteries Flttlncr and Needham: Sut-hoff and Belts. Umpire Johnston. Attendance 2220. At Philadelphia R.H.E.

Rt. I.onls 22002002 0 ft 14 1 Philadelphia 900 3 0000 03 6 3 Batteries Taylor and Grady: Mitchell and Dooin. Umpire Moran. Attendance-2111. At New York R.H.E.

Pittsburg 10099001 02 7 3 New York 090000000 6 1 Batteries Leever and Phelps: Tavlor and Warner. Umpires ODay and Emslle. Attendance 4000. At Brooklyn Chicago defeated Brooklyn. Poor Judrment by Sheckard on Chances drive in the fifth Innings race the visitors th game.

The locals made only five hits off Corrldos. while the Chicago batsmen hit Jones safely 19 times. Score CT Chicago 9 0 0 9 2 9 0 0 02 lo' 3 Brooklyn 00000991 01 5 9 Batteries Corrldon and Kline: O. and Bergen. Umpire Zimmer.

Attendance 2500. American Leagie Renaltn. At Detroit R.n.E. Detroit 09999912 03 12 3 Boston 20000002 04 7 9 Batteries Donovan and Bnelow; Dineen and FsrrelL Umpires O'Loughlln and King. Attendance 1900.

At Chicago R.H.EJ. Chicago 21009210 6 19 2 Philadelphia ....99009100 01 4 Batteries Patterson and Sullivan; Waddell and Schreck. Umpire Dwvcr. Attendance-2250. At Cleveland Cleveland-New Tork came called first half of fourth Innings; rain.

At St. Louis R.H.E. St Ixinla 00220002 12 2 Washington 29 I 09000 03 9 2 Batteriea Howell and Sngden; Pstten end Drill. Umpire Connolly. Attendance 1507.

New Ocean Line. London, June 8. A new steamship service to Cunada is being arranged. The steamers are to run up the St. Lawrence when navigation is possible, and a fortnightly service is proposed, to be increased if business justifies it.

The boats will coal at Newcastle-on-Tyne, where passengers will embark. W. Peterson, Limited, of Newcastle, and Mackenzie 4t Mannl of Montreal, are interested. Gnllty of Manalanghter. Montreal, June 8.

In the Court of Kings Bench yesterday, Motelli. the Italian, who was charged with murdering another Italian named Comi-no. was found guilty of manslaughter by the jdry. with a recommendation to mercy. The killing of Comino took place on April 17.

ppooryi Wants, 3 times for 25c. one SHOES While you are talking about SHOES Did you ever w'ear the Invictus made by GEORGE A SLATER Or the celebrated reeds cusmon snot guarantee to give you perfect satisfaction pair. 4-994-9 4999 4 fi Gram-o-PIione 4 9 4 9 9 4 9 9 9. AT YOUR Sommer Cottage Would furnish you an end less amount of entertain- ment. Prices $45.00.

from $15.00 I fi. J. WALKER, I 62 OUELLETTE AVF. I 4.94-4949494-4-4F94944-9-49 SCHOOL BOOKS Largest selection in the city. ARTHUR W.

TOMPKINS Wholes! nod. Retail Dealer. Telephone No. 5. 3C Ouellette Ave Manning House block.

We every in fi Windsor. Sandwich St. E. GLUNS, The One Price Shoe Store. SOLE AGENT for 55 WE YOUR IN OUR COLUMN.

25c for threi time Ws, ANT ANT ANT.