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THE GUARDIAN, cHARLo‘l"1‘E'l‘oWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, MAY la, l9°3

HURSE mg SALE Could Not Ll.. 0.. llc.

At Public Auction.

The subscriber will oder for sale

and sell by public auction on the

Market Square, Charlottetown ou’

Tuesday, the l2th day ot May

Instant at l z o’clock noon, one, Chestnut Horse. _ ‘ Tnis horse is .now at I-2~f§¢5i liver y stables and intending purchas- erscan there inspect him-

Terlns cash.

AUBREY MUT CH

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Don’t Miss

an opportunity to get GOOD GROCERIES when yon’re Ell- ing your Grocery wants

I‘lI I' OUT STRAIGHT

~ for hrterm ` Grocery whgre

evsqtblngislfew, Fran and

Fine Flavor of oar Cdee 26;-

he aporoacnon ia me

Onrreaisthe Béliooeycan .

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' QUEEN STREET.

IF YOU ONLY KNEW

When your well stocked store was ‘ going to burn down, you could wait to insure until the week be-

fore, but

When lt is Destroyed °

You are too late. Remember the I

old adage, “There is no time like1~ the present," and no insurance like ours.

:_E;. _H. :B E E R. Representing Phoenix of Hartford,

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» Having opened our store * George Street,

*posit-e Crabbe’s corner, wewould invite you to

_` call aid inspectour stock

whichvwe have just re-

ties in woolens which we will make up in the latest fashions at mod- erate prices. Your own material made up if de-

, I oonaeadni neu. xg _dad -mall ayilgoul, - i

sired. Satisfaction guar- anteed. Patrouage sol-

Boycc & Blanchard, »

Gnstoln Tailoring.

Tue, Th, Sat.

Ill. ll. Gilmore

An assistant surgeon in the British East

ndian Army says a native, swallcwed 15, f‘lP\¢9 WUI!!! $7.50 one of which

is shown in the museum of the f L ,

College of physicians and surgeons of London.

f..°I'..&' §..`.'§..‘.1’.“‘f.§°'5lI'.i '$22' 11° `3f.‘°.."Zi' .IOI-IN F. OUTI-IIT

moneyonacoount of havin a dnll trade the

past wintenand we are going to make better of it s

than swallowing it or putting it on exhibition or museums. We want the money to pay for our new goods inst arrived and also to pay other bills, so come along and helpus. We have some very nice Brooches. rings, sleeve links, watches and chains, ladies’ guard chains, stick pins, clocks, silverware, spectacles, etc. ,i

J URY & C0.

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WAS TROUBLED WITII PAIN

IN IIER IIEAIl'I"I"0R SIX YEARS.

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Expected lsr _Friends Would \

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Mrs. C. Bondreau, Campbellton, ll.B., i

_was__conlp1etely,¢_;"ur?ed _by I

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I A l agement of persons and things.

item ml” News Pills.

She tells ofher experience in the follow-

ing letter: “I was troubledwith a pain in my heart and weakness for six years. _ Most ofthe time I could not lie on my lcil . aide. I consulted a doctor tut got no rc- liel and was completely discouraged. I i did not think I would live' long and ex cl.- ed in friends would had me dar A

fnen|:I` broulrht me a boi of lIilburn's , _Heart and erve Pills arg I took them to please ber, not thinking , 'A woulddo me anyglood: I had _half the boa wlseulcomraencodto fcelm lf `

éoimenfl them to :lfsuR'l\‘¢t__7o,frqrn ; '_~~»...'.f:t ,; :..cr -3 _ "

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Garment llnnnlactory

238 and 240 CIIRBIGHTON ST.. IIALIFAX. ` Manufacturers of

Msn’s Shirts,~w|lite and colored.

’ li sl sl ll

ms Working Pants.

l;\en’s Overalls, blne drill and denllam.

f .yy u _ ' as A as ss

Boys’ Blouses,

Cow Boys’ Pants. -

Clldlefs Sailor Snits. Clllywhttc drill, for cooks, waiters, bst-

cllers, barbers. .

Boys’ Sailor Collars, trinned.

_ Bgys' Windsor Ties.

Lslles’ ap-ions, plain and trlnncll,

Ladies’ erwear,

Laden’ Nlgkt Dresses,

Lmcs’ Skirts and Unllcrsklrts,

C len’s Night Dresses. (.lIllren’s Undcrclotlllng.

CllIdren‘s Dresses. _ Cllldrcfs Plnalores, Manta $lips,» .

Cllllrea’s tailor Fronts,

Ladies’ Wrappers,

Ladies’ Shirt Wllatl,

Plow Slips. Wdtetoabooe address kr circulars, sam es, --°..»:~n,...Y°-.rsh °°..~e=f.‘.'..‘-=“........-ll “fil- gneepala e stoekngl theabove goodsz stil orders callin) tilted promptly. _

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ANADIANR __ _C ’PAclric Rvl

i Special Colonist Rate

Tolllorth Psclflc Goan - and Kootenay Points. Fllon rlcrou, ll. s. _

To NELSON, B. C,

TRAIL, B C. ROSSLANT), B. C.

GREEN WOOD, B. C.

IMIDWAY. B. C. -

VANCOUVER. B. C.

VICTORIA, B. C. , NEW WESTMINISTER, B. C. SEATTLE &TACOMA. Wash.

POR TLAND, ORE. )

Proportionate Rates from and to other points. Also Rates to points in COLORADO, IDAHO, UTAH, MONTANA, WASHINGTON`and

CALIFORNIA.

&~l’or Particulars

Wfiteto co so Rv

D. P. Aa, C-P. R., ST. Io HN, N '

Commission Merchant

Wholesale Tropical andbomestic Fruits and

Produce.

9' Write .for quotations on Oranges,

Lemons an I Bananl.

l3t»138 Barrington Street, Halifax, N. 8. ff d w I yr »

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Sunnyside; Opposite P. O.

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25 Pail-5

_ ' A ~ ofwomefs boon, .lse-

i _ gola and pebble at Alslrferiaféd fron the elloic- _ 859 °5 I I 'i__~

with .ripe fruit juices. One

package makes ONEPINT

. 0¢¢lIciovt8|eiIy

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alms

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WOMAN PLANNED EVIL DEEDS FOR

200 MURDERERS AND BURGLARS.

Baroness do Gordono’s Notorious Reputa-

tion and low Sho Won It-Till Q\l°°“ or or-lmlaau ls arson. Darius. Pfnsvlled

of lrondnoso of Viow and lxocntlvol! Capable of Managing Porsoll llil

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The head of the Paris Murderers' and Burglars’ Trust has just been discovered, and turns out_to be a woman. Mme. the Baroness de Gor- due, 21 years old, a-veritable Pier- pont Morgan in respect to kecnncss. daring, broadness of view and man-

'1‘en days ago an old miser lost 75,000 francs ,in Government bonds ‘

by an anonymous midnight visitor. As he had the numbers, the papers wg;-9 quickly located in a banker_'s oilice. The man of money laughed in l the police lieutenantfs face. “Stol- en? Impossiblel' I bought these bonds from one of ‘our most' es- teemed and highly-connected custom- ters. `

"Her name? Why, of course, Ha-

dalne the Baroness do Gordouo, Fol- io St. Cloi Palace, Rue Reuilly." I _Oloi Palace used to bo the home of one of Mario Antoinotto's favorites. and the farm amounts to more than 80,000.francs por annum. Still the f_ter,lantb.ad.hisdou_hts.a.ud _do-

th ‘INN ‘V

___ thmpluliwse-f '!‘l»4\e_islb°l'!` llaraly _lmow lm ladlmhip. as.-_~Sl_=°l was seldom soon on foot.-and had So lar refrained- from calling-.pro_bl~l>lSV because 'sho _thought herself lb0Y¢ Bus Reuilly folks. ~ ~ '

_ 1 _Visitors Onll nt Night. -~“Does she receive many vitors?" Never in daytime, as far as had been Observed, but at night the great. din- ing-room, where the ill-lated queen used to feast, and the grand salons that attracted the elite of gamblers before the revolution were brilliant- ly lit up, and carriages arrived asl late as 3 or 4 o’clock in the morn- ing.

An hour after midnight the lieu-

tenant lct himself and twelve police- men into the palace by means of skeleton keys. The vestibule _was pitch dark, but sounds of voices and 'clatter of- glasses and porcelain indi- cated that there was high revell'y 0I\ the lloor above. Following the sounds, the cops reached a double door, and without ado entered, ro- volver in hand. They saw an opu- lently set. table, lit up by ancient silver candelabra., empty champagne bottles in plenty, and around the fes- tive board nine gentlemen in evening "dress, who were at once recognized as persons who had occasionally had their pictures taken by the po- lice. The other male g\1cSt Wore a. workma.n's blouse and shabby hat, while on the back of his chair hung 'n discarded false beard. There were also two ladies, dressed in a style lit for a. 100-francs box at the grand opera, only more decoillote. While each of the police agents covered his man, the omcer stepped up- to the woman at the head of the table and, with a polite bow, asked: “The Bar- oness ds Gordoue, I believe?"

“Correct”-this in a loud voice.

_and in an undertonef: “Send away your men and everything will be sat.- isfactorily explained and-arranged."

Arrested tho Baronoss-

Instead of answer-_ the lieutenant

put his hand on madam’s naked shoulder and pronounced her under- arrest, but _at that moment a man, carrying a. revolver, broke from _a. closet: “Your lite if you hurt- ma-

dam." The slugger was ,qziclkly ov-_

and foot and properly gagged.

Next the men of the law inspected

the palace: A sumptuous house, priceless gobelins, pictures and stat- uary of great living and classic art-

' floor, walls and ceiling of one of the latter were mirror-lined and a royal .crown with the legend: “Here slept

gilded cedar wood. p In the rear of the third door the police came across a. complete hos-1 pital, operating table, iron bed- ' itoads, stretchers, bath, etc-, Rllda stock of medicines, dlsinfecbants, sur

l. _ ' `_ ,ll A glcal instruments and bandages, lin- that lava had nowéd no,_t,:'a,d .ar A

j cns and planters for dressing wounds. ' There were two patients, a. young Jwoman with a. stiletto wound in her breast and 'afnoted crook sudering A from e, shot in the leg. The rest of the iioor and the attic above were usod for storage purposes. Here was i the most complete "fence" imagin-

able; silks, curios, articles of pre-

gold altar service, but recently stol- en from one of the oldest churches in Paris. " '

Kept loeorfof lor Crimes.

The lieutenant was indiscrcet on-

ough to search the golden, bed for tho; Secret lockers andiound one con- taining the»_b81.'one_6s’ memorandum

and murders, a1so.a`_t§w

ot that sort _.planned for the

future. __ _ ._ . _ .. Thu have sound

_ - fifty years ago. There is a distinct

erpowcred and soon the W o gang -H -f in. t . writhed on the floor, bound hand ‘ faffm stévhig-1tgulphugzuiarégszssiflgcef

ists on the walls. There were three lo! mad ry Sa1°f1S» a Card-f°°m with *1 °°mP1?f° i Mount sc. Helena in Washington in

.;°_::.f'; .zf..§“;2”¥;;i; r:;:.‘;“;:°l;. l by t° =» -» °--°=

l my queen” sllrmounfcd ifS bf-'d °f l within a radius of twenty miles of its

cious metals, among the latter a._~ S6,-u'1d_ George Gibbs’ who wmmzin.

with a long record of _ past. ing river,-_,tha Skagit, was

ii;-my .p -\,f_.,;`g;£.g,,_%.,;..:,>,,.;T;;§`_._A. his - - . _ -. __._..._..,_-__.»-- _ __ ' ... ,,_. , _ ` . £1. ¢_.,.,._-_-.. -_. I _: _ _A _-TF, ._ ., ` __ '_ . _,Y >_4___;,V__;,.,,..,:.__,:____, ,__i._.r_,` ...3..:

- .m- 4. ,,,.._.__ t ea , .---.-.. ~.-.A--.sa-Nu-¢--»a.\.a,-\_».... ma.w»#r=\»w=~*'“¢‘f* < - - > - . - ' .I ' __ _ _ -» _ »- ‘ nip. .,,,.',,‘l--‘gi

self as loader of the olitc of the Par- M*

Well Equipped for Crimes

With money gained in bllrglarizing a banking house on thc Champs Ely- sees, the nncicnt palace in a secluded .

is criminal classes.

street. was leased for a_ term _f of ` _ When»w¢_se1ected°ul‘. suck of ‘Has for W

years and fitted up with business. paraphernalia' tell-graph--an eicpertf

crackruan tended to thn` wirr~.s-_-llazar- if Wgfe gd! tl!! Sum, “fb

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etto. 'depot of arms, poisons, explo- sives, trap doors, secret vaults.

storeroouls, accommodation for doz» f Wdllld WIID Wllluilbk WW*

cns of persons.

f" '_

I At the same t_im_c rnadarne ostab- p _ li ht __“.£,'

lished colmeclioh .with highly respee-

table banking and business houses

where she visited in hor. carriage Wel<'y¢_'g¢¢QmP1i5h¢d jg” Witt() ymg gl* d il d siti ellin and ex <. - * sei*

a y,_ opo ng, s g, - chan in the mone bond and

. " .'~ ‘ _.19 5 g' ~,

s g yS._ S. R. ~ ~ ~.

other articles brought in by her as- l1U¢S nfs Hat*

sociates. _ ‘

sn -lil; ' R l lt l os' A ' rr

in S<‘>:ciety?wlJS; sirelringatiheoncgiliriu- Pleasure’ 50°’ 75C’ 8I°°_°""I’25’ 't'5°’

tance of people of culture and occas-

suite of rooms at a fashionable ho-. tel. while the hotel-keepers were giv- en to understand that she -was an aristocrat, living somewhere in the suburbs. ‘ _

The baroness boasted-and the

criminals arrested in her house cor-. roborated the fact-that sho kept hon

their movements and exacting a. com-_

mtYion of 25 por cont. from the gro sf- proceeds "of .my burglary»_ theft, swindli.n8 Opelition, .ot-_:mar- der planned, advocated..-or merely countenancod by' her, ‘tor no crook dllratloperato of his own,-account.

No froel-'lanclngl - ' ' <

" ' Cdllnls A ‘ ' _ §';_1@!;'l9*°'§!' *si ‘ *fa* e;____a,;1 -of mouiusl _alld'_oeeasloosl>;'crunipa§a;'f~ii¢ll;fr,liui¢ _

n'd_d~ress'es " and fr as “not averse to' bl ,"1 "‘tho'll- dies' pe't.,". “good for purposes *ol revenge," etc._ ' . ` ="" ‘ ‘

F_o1i_o._St. Clol 'hospital sometime!

had as many as sis or sovenbeds going, though only mem1_>e‘rsjt‘o' ma# d.ame's band were admitted 'to _-its privileges. To "her" _ criminals, wounded in fights or otherwise in the course of their professional Inb- ors, the services of a. graduated sur- geon-Dhcvsician Were' extended. This latter gentleman was a. member of ma_danle's household and was 'caught with the rest. A promising member of the medical profession, he had been ruined by his passion for gamb- ling and women, and several years 5 ago established a. secret practice

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cases of illness and injury. when they might have _been arrested going to an ordinary physician. Madame hir- ed the doctor by the year, forbade him to practice outside, and practi- cally set no limit to‘ .his usefulness,

surgical instruments and practice tho

and means for committing murder by 1, poison. which, as a physician, he would have no trouble in procuring.

‘ _ ln rl-le aoclues..

Eightoon Yolonnoos In tho Unitosl ltotos

nnslllovon in Alanka. _

~ There are eighteen volcanoes in the United States _and eleven in Alaska. There are _none in the ‘-~ Eastern States, that is, none that have-been active in modern times, but several of the Western volcanoes' have shown life within the last _two centuriei, and may not'now be dead. ~ Cinder Cone, near LaSsen's Park, in Califor- nia, was in eruption about -two hundred years ago, and again about ,

cone at _the summit ot _Cinder Houn- , tain, 'and the aspect of the place aug- ~ gests that it ha; been in action _late-

l¥» _ _ M_ount Hood, 'in Northwestern Or- egon, was ascended in 1888 by M. W. Gorman, and he reported that there

and that silver Was tarnished at a. distance ot half a mile from these. _Arnold Hayne, however, examined the summit and states that there has been no eruption in the memo

volcano, but frontiermen say that it _has been active in tho last Sfty years. It is recounted 'that in the Winter of 1841-2 that settler livin

could pick up pins from the grassbe- cause of the light from the explod- ing mountain. ' _ _

H. W. Gorman climbed Mount St.

Helens in P889 arid fqund nut 11; had been active in recent ara

a. distance of twenty miles, passing through forests, and in places _cool- ing about large trees so as to take a _cast ot their charred _and seamed trunks. _ § The most northerly of the volcanic piles and the nearest to the present _ eruption is Mount Baker. On clear davs it can be seen from Puget

21873 that he had beontold by (55- cers ot the? Hudson’s Bay___Conip`ai_ly _and also by Indians, that _Mount ,Baker -was in eruption in 1843,__and

,that “it brokogut. simultaneously 5 with l[o_unt,St._ _ lens., covering tho _?wholo»cou.ntry_with n.shos,'..' _ _,__

It was rol>°=f¢d.<=thst_.tlle neighbor-

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,ad moths; .tile-lvsvlllllffrll f°r.l ¢oYQl'Q_¢l:,1!vit_l\ tire., _ ifidlvfhowcverr are slcept 2 r.kac..tbo.t|omcs‘mer¢

t-ion in Paris as well as in t,he,_1In- ited .8tatel.-and-,tho-Eronch authori-

25 Pairs _ _ `

Of misses’ boots, good

broken lines, former lmw 9s¢ £68145 new 75 cents. Calhn hull see them

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colleagues inllow York .and

M' GUY _§9I'°s

baron# !_°l-19"_i1\s,

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ties deny-it no .1oss.indignantly' than

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- _ The ;..v_oB=mi¢ .halo hr. '-northsrnepsrt ot>.»Mcaico.

amo criminal whom he tended in -

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allowing him to purchase the latest '

most expensive cures. The police s'u- ,, spect that the doctor also may have »

rendered advice in poisoning cases

I.-Balto! States. but-is ll ,actin cratels.~-¢Freq~__c

palaces; In laensralrfinstolsces

'island and then- |fl.» cout-¢¢~n»-lsl|l».c¢luml>la ma

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ionslly received these friends in her $2_5°_ Yours fgr

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of rllskwiollvs we eu - ~ néfli ` G 'I mm because of its a solute perfection in sound

The

Berliner °

liralll-ophone

is made in Canada, so are the records, you do\'t ln” U duty on them. ~It is guaranteed for Gvo ymra K

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here to look after that guarantee. Prices #Il to UC

bought on the ilistalment plan, Sr.oo cash and $0.0? pol’ for 8 months. Write_ for catalogue and partlashn f

payment plan. `

ll. BsRuNsR 2-*M-°~°~f\-'\~

IMANUEL BLOUT, $1.1-l§@,§

. Goa. Mgr. for Canada. _ Dtsntbnkam

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