L _

-'__ .gg-_,£f;_-gr

iz nrnin I uarlli

li I n

.. ..f-T

.._..-.J-_».. __ .. a ._ ;I.§.

/ . L -'-§_‘_“;~'-ss ~

s.. _,.. ,.,c¢...~»,. _`,

. i

ES~|'AB|_|S||En |89|_ THE GUARDIAIN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLANDJ TUESDAY

J ULY 4 1899.

ILLAGE WIPED OUT

0nly 15 Houses left of

Garthby, Quebec.

WHITNEY SYNDICATE

Trying to Sell Coke -Chil-

dren Playing with Matches _ Proves Fatal.

i _‘ii

)- e ageo ar y - ywiped out ol existence by fire.

6 I th 75 h were

re than 0 o e ouses ned and more t~au 400 people are

__ homeless. There were many rending scenes during t'1___e tire.

July 3-(Special)-Th

hitn S 'cate otherwise the Do-

°Y Yndl v

l Snnucuooirn, Que., July 3-(Spe-

Ei 'riiviii ic nib waste

lr, `

Coal`Co..wi1l make experiments

American railroads, trying to intro-

Baptist Association.

MONDAY sF.ssIoi\'-ni0gNiNG, _

The report on education was taken

from the table and after being tho- Iroughlv consider il, clause by cliuse. was unanimously adopted.

ln yest _fidifs issue tie amount stat d

as pledged toward t ie forward move- ment by P. E. I., should have been $1.600 instead oi$l6_000.

The circnl ir letter was read by Rev.

W. H. Warren of Bedeque, t ie subj ect being Spiritual St iiute Labor. This letter met with universal fav nr and was highly commended by several speikers and was ordered to be printed in pam- phlet form and sent to the various churches thi-iughont the Association. A vctiof thanks was tendered Rev. A.

;F. Browne of North River to r his ex-

l t Associational sermon and he

'ce len " was requested ta forward it to the Mes-

senger and Visitor for pu blication.

Arrizianoox sl-zssioiv.

The report on Missions was then taken from the table, cousid ered clause by clause and was sp iken to by:Rev.I-I. G.Meilick and Rev.J .W.Manni ng. and was unanimously adopt ad. The report on Tecnperau e was read by Rev. H. Carter of Murray River and was tho- roughly discusied clause by clause, and unanimously adopted. The following is the report in full:

In submitting this report your com-

mittee did not t iink it necessary to enumerate and describe the many forms of evil resulting from the use of strong drink. We believe itto be the cause of nearly all t ie sorrow and misery in this Chr.stiau land, but we rejoice to know that we are progressing in this great work and deal so many are aroused as never before to fight against this legion' s'rong drink, the greatest enemy ti the human race.

fl f ' ' ' _ Your committae believe that no bet- 000. or four times the usual a , ' __ _ 9 W0 05' °°k°- '-91' “N9 Willa 5° th” ‘IW P1`°°°,”t_ W chiefly appropriations for public works. s seek some answer to the_ question, Th. ' ,Med her”

’5_fr.-~!¢Ii!»N<_.1¥'~.:T“1!3‘-(SP9°iel) .H everteirewa ll -_ _ °.'_'_2s.':.....&.. . at.,

' ' ‘aeiieriifssma .i.is»§_*iiiiiii1».th=vk Gsifvr ;\>l°\li'_»s° iw he _ ` gh in ai ‘ll¢1ll4°d ¥1\°'°5°l¢¢'°| 3*’ ‘P°°P1°i-.lla ofleredthem by the Provincial Govern-

ll* ...

I Ggtenls

Strap

EOFF BROS

° MILLIONS I

COMING

Estimates.

SESSION NEAR ENDED

.ll

Doukhobors like Quebec and May Settle Near Lake St. John.

OTTAWA, July 3.[Special]-It is

understood the government 'sill yield to the view of the \Vestern men/ and raise to $500 the tax on Chinese. It now looks as if parliament will end this monih,probsbly` in three weeks from the present.

QUEBEC, July 3.-(Special)-Le S0leil,a Liberaljournal decfires thc sup-

plementary estimates_wi1l reach $7.090.

mount

__ [fig Ml th . . e V ‘ ’- . __ _ V. m°°°‘ °' ° -topraythatweinaynotgrowwearyinm”t0u"1.yhva.‘bht”ms_

"" -F' ‘ *-1*-Q ,this put w°rk_ _ _ V ` ‘L-We recominend~i.hat parents be ` _

'T5 A - ‘nrgedto recognize the importance of I AG()

careful home trainin a nst the evil _

S 8”

vi ivt°'1\i>¢r--v<=°- _ _ _ cameo, July s.-(spscai)~Mon-

3°-That °V°rY_Chn5t“m md “pw” day and Treeday ara holidays 'on the

illli' °V¢1`Y mil“9f°1` b° “T353 -1° b° St ick Exchange and hence there are no faithful in the proclamation »of temper- quotatiolm _ ance principles at all times and- es- ’

'pecially to recognize it tobea very » *'_°__“'

work

i Government in t`iis mazt -‘r-1. _

Licensed System in any for n.

pr nciples in the last plebisciti election io pass me 1 w or t i take any action 1 2110 fOr llS d8D\1D0i8ll0ll Of 1110 80500 the matter, Therefore Resolved that th of the Provincial Gov~ rnment in pass- Aggggiation put on record its stron

ing t ie License Aet in Char ottetowu, digapprob ition of ih course which th

ursnin in tie mat-

`* ' Q _ . . . . _ _

and further resolved. that we, the P. govemmgntig p ' g

e E. I. Baptist Association now in Annual g.,-_

S6SSi0l1 are biiwfly OPP-*Sed t0 U10 Routine business was concluded.

imp0l‘l8I1l part Cf ODI' Silbbtlh SCUOOI -#A wgpd \0 the wig; is snmcient.”

Wise ole keep their blood pure

4--That We rvioiw ill U16 fwf that 8 with IlTeoo<FT’s Sarsaparilla and make sure

large majority vot -u in favor of the t ital of h¢,a\ih_

' prohibition of the liquor tralii-s at the ‘

_ last pleniscite election, and in view of The follywing 1-egoluifon was moved i - this and the repeated pledges by the by the Rev. E J. Grant. Summerside. I ° , Dominion Gomerument we very much and Eegonded by Rav, 1), Pi-ice, 'Tryon

,_ a regret that they should refuse to recog- and unanimously adopted; ‘ uize the will of_t'ie people as expressed » v\,'he1-gas the present Dominion

T in the vote as being sufficient to justify Ggvgrnmgni by piecing the plebiscits

them in P8.SSll19'. 8 P!`°hlbif0fY 1'iW- plank in its platform when in opposi- Bnt let -us st-md 'firm and allow nothing t an lid the p»op1¢ to believe that it a 0 stop us till we reachxthe EOBI U\`0"\l majority of v i es wer: cist in favor of

$ 0 bit'on. We would suggest that art-ong prohibit-on ~»i»~ government wouli pass

P _

n \s ,

resolution be passed by this Association. 3 »1- <- 1- law; md condemning the action of the Feder l _'ite cs wh-n =h~ vote was take

5-That we cimuiend }TiiE GUAR- i.;.v0r of pr ~uibi.i-ui; and

Dian for its nobls stind for temperince \\'btr._,@s the guwrnment has refused

Z sengers’ social hall on the promenade

S e

' At the evening session Rev. A. W

Tryon for _ P shown the Association.

For Public Works in Later.

LA GRANDE

DUCHESSE

_.11 _

e-P tbl

lid E*-" .5

Arrived in Por

This Morning

.__~;

WITH 175 PASSENGERS

Hundreds on the Pier to see The Steamer Docked. -Re-

ception Today,

At a few minutes to one o’clock this _

morning the °-La Grande Duchesse,”ihei "floating hotel" of the Pl .nt Line was docked at the Plant whart.

The wharf was thronged with people

to meet their friends and to- witness the docking of the finest ship that has ever entered our port. The passengers were landed on a stage 10 feet high. Through the courtesy of Mr. H. L. Uhipman. Ganadian Agent of the flint ` Line. and Mr. W. W. Clarke, a Guin- Dutt representative was shown through this magnificent ship. __

' ` " at

»{°fl°.9‘1 Oils. wiui_nl9N~! 'vi "Id att. I-Ier1inat`a 1_aioou,. saloon iand"socia"l halls are all ieemmodious

While power and everything th l_' `

_ A _ fe s-#10

__ -¢~;_ »` ¢ _ .; .~' _'Q

gl11|i:'iexp0lM . _ `

Uticli N. Y.

Tononro, July 3.-(Special)-Sim.

cessful session. Otlicere R. W. G. Templar, Hon. Joseph Milines, Bcr. mingham.Engl~\nd; R. W. G. Vice Temp1ar,Mrs. Mackellar. Eiinburgh, Szotland; R W. G. Counsellor, Mr. Ccttrill. Washington State; R. W. G. Treasurer. Martin Jones, New York; R. W. G. Secretary Col. B. F. Parker, New York; R. W. G. Supt, J. T., Miss Jessie Forsythe, Boston; R. W. G.

Uhapliin. Rev. Mr. Boyce. Australia; R. W. G.. Marshal. Mr. Smith, South

Africa; R. W. G. Guard, Mr. Wendoen, Norway; R. W. -G. Sentinel, George Irving, Prince Edward Island; R. W.

many; R. W. G. Assistant Secretary, Mr. Cameron, New Zealand; R. W. G. Messenger. Miss Liudqueet, Sweden.

The lsiltieth Anniversary will be

celebrated at Utica, New York, in 1901 and a million dollar fund will-be raised to further the cause. The Supremo Lodge will be incorporated. Great rc- ceptions have been held.” The Order is tlourishing. _

out the session.

W- ,

_‘Q

:'-‘.

_ .

fb. _J

,-4.

INTERNAHONAL LUDGE 'nie ;i=iiu¢in]Auivmsry`|wiu be neu i` _ '”

.p HTS Wlk M

D20 K@AN

G. Deputy Marshal, Miss Grey, .(;¢;~.;,

_-nm:

~ Palm his

is well but aah wry

The International Supreme Lodge- HUWUK

decided to have no Wor.hy Grand Nllllili Lodges. vltoll & D RQ QI

Great enthusiasm prevailed through- \°§\\\\l|-

“ vroom, and leading from t is s:-l »on are

'DH' ' “iii =~ S 'Ima' t "I ma1'\“"tY g'V"m‘ separate apartments in which are locat-

S MHUUTUK Pf°’°h°d 51° semnnt at ‘ha pur er, or even the captain, as well as

_ conclusion of :which a resolutign o mlkm 8 friend in some other room ~_- - U19»°k5 W” P°35°d t° "I9 h`3°°‘_i5 _“T Mr. Chipmsn said that they we re

‘|19 kllldness and h°9 ‘t"°‘1‘tY unable to bring all tie people th it

° I s from Boston and stiterooms have

iiiiwmmisiise .i»»¢¢e¢ii»i.i.sa.. 'ruin 1 “T .Q

ispip.-_ti_cu1._.riy true of the ladies’ ob-[ amp-on are pmmimce awk. 'Tins is

sefvstionsaloon or social hall amid-~ , _ 1 _ _

reached by a grand stairway from the. just gpened 5" L-“hd _ ~main saloon, which continues up to the nicely bmnd win cldth°___`u an B ir pilot house deck, and is surinounted by I AUTH0Rs_ S516 price for ` hi

dreiozlgooifnotlhisli §;ll;i¢:(iTrfa<lurg`1"T.'chlyTl;:rri?‘ld‘7° 25 “nt” “ch °" 5 BOOKS FOR

bossed panels representing the four “-00 3' 5“"P» 59° them-

sdason. s _

Immediately forwerd of the machinery ' _

bulkheads is the music room. en- G & co F.“H tered from tie promenade deck, with a ' l M'.., “_ _

stairc ise leading to the dining saloon Import," of Binh, .ww Fan., |-:gnu

VISIMK.

cemnriiiiu

arenas.

M-ul

DMN to

it lb.

'holla

YQ.

frcloor

and still further forward is a s loou Ch,“.|°¢_¢Mm,n_ t. ____1;

for cabin or second-cl .es passengers, and on the deck above~a smoking room both finished in quart :red oak. The ‘arringements in connection wit i the dining saloon seem to be pi r --claim; l 1 _ provision is made tor bo li men and women cabin passengers in =i salon n on the main deck farward of tw dining

ed berths. These quar.er¢ are reached by two stairways ir,m the cabin pas-

deck. also another stairway leading from the deck fartier forward.

Probabl y the mcst uotable_among her lavish appointments is the telephone; exchange. In each r :om is a tel aphone connected with °‘Central,” enabling a person with call up the stcwait. the

wanted to coni_e by the Grande Duchessc

I _

Dr. H. L. Dickey Hmmm! R

_ 0 _

(mis sqm uoyainoiiaeu opiinnii- 1 ' - HOTEL ARRIVALS mic Hospital and Central London ___ --EIEL

_ Throat and Ear Hospital T _, QUEEN

Made from pure

“°°"”°'°° ° - Moiicsv s -A cmie som-is, nav

_ ~> _ _ . _

v sieliiiii ii tim: init ni. ai. ‘ °“”“._".‘_.'““°'° ' ` il'.i°’.i`1’.”._§l'i'vf

Prices Right-' Sef¢sw<lS th= fwd .';T‘.L‘:t.';‘3'..?.1.*!°l'.‘;t_.§’.._§.i’.i'.‘f.';f'l‘:.‘..

, _ _y eiiid. wommcket. B. i.;nn. win.

-» ‘ . _.Madden We¢vi}lo;lrs.Cyrus Morris. _

"I I l ~ -'- ' _ ”“~T(}rau9ilh;lli|llI.L.lotril,Bedeqne;f

I A& ` Fred ltlorril, Bradalbane; W. H.

anaemia K Forbes Vernon River; NB. Wright

Timiul lost

` OFFICE-Cameron Block.

RESIDENCE-Hotel Davies.

Omoo Hours-9.30 a. m. to 1 p. m.

2 toSp,m.,7to8p.m.

Eyes Tested for Glasses

been taken as far in advance as the

month of Septembi r.

The Grande Duchcesc will be open

for inspection this morning from 10 tc

selves of_t ie opportunity of visiting her. She sails at 1~ p. ni`._

12. Every person should avail them-

ii lt

_ June!-dw _ 'J””"‘°‘ °` *L and wifc.Y'wtorh.

. ._.,_. ,. _ __ __ ___ _ __ `___ y _ _

‘ ` ` ‘ ’ Y " ‘W » if " W ' “T-' " \:.~ '¢ ___.\. '- __ -‘S . e 2 -" - _ _~, . <

»» _ - t =- _ __ H __ _ _ _ _ ___ , t, ‘_ ,_

Bill; lil

Ilyoa ride swheelor hid' auyofthe uptake W '

pi-oporBol\otyh|ilW tallest enjoyment. You deft oil

elongtoaay pavtic& ehlhi

‘T Golfhceathey ofecorreut lurid Mlesris

We\rel\\h|Qexc3\(M‘

n N' eyeing imma anyupta tu

horfcr 250

DA.

- i

._._._» _gi _ ;v__ _ - __ __ r _;_

~_c»_._.__ _ _ re k§_'~~_4~';f.';_,»__-_ -;,§.:~1_»§_,_;»,vE-' ‘