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: | Beer Bros for Dress Goods; M was ves $ Ns A ne v7 ° . é ' . i V ; held i hour | q ¥ 4 . mee Eo eae is 4 “ wd < Ex . ny Lhe u 2 r| - |} ©8PY SCHOOL BOARD MEETING, \ fj < \ Mi New Se twol lor the Eastern Ent of the City ~the St, Joseph's Convent Matter. } Tr } N Ms i The regular m ymthiy meeting of th : 8) City Scicol Board was held last e a as Heid iast eV 7 | The teachers reyor: showed that the tota > _ | ’ ; | } \ ' 3 jenrolement of puptis fur the month ot ‘ " : N r was i i. the p ecentage of : : attendance was shown to be so, number of ' e *T cases of tardiness 372,corporal punishment ; ervey i 10, visits of teachers to parents 209, num . 4 ' " I pupils fell below grading av see | 2. 1 r of truants }4 The highest Guess — . is 0 at } . > . j Ca D A | precentage of attendance in Prince street a aa | wasmade in Principal Seaman’s | ae ‘diet ; a _ jreom 93, in Queen Square Mr. Smith’s, 96, on ee —_ ene tin West Kent Mr. McLean’s, 95. , c dy vey | Petitions were received from the pupila 7 ( , jin Principals Seaman’s and Miller’s de- ‘ } : _ O ipnurtments, asking for aa extension of the = ” | Chr stmas holidays. The request was not | ited The schools will close on Dee : } 24th and re-open on Jan. 4th, Ww | It was agreed that i i i s ‘ é sien | reporters be admitted to meetings of the ; ° B ard. : A deputation consisting of Messrs. L. L. | Bex r, Heory Lowe, r L. Haszard, Robt. w Fenneli, E. H. Beer, W i. Aitken, Mark : _| Wright, Fred. Sellars, F. H. Beer, Horace aver ; , , " " Heszard, W. W. Stanley and Geo. Moore ui | waited upon the Board with reference to ‘ ‘ ; | the subject matter of the memorial relative “ A nie | to the establishment of a new school at den'a « ¥ ' oth 0 the eastern section of the city. The mat. | : , | ‘er was set down for recons leration at an ; i saliv, | 24° irned meeting of the Board to be held . will be | ou the 14th inst. si nest basi According to a motion to reconsider a . memorial from His Lordship Bishop Mac ' hk ; i I } ie i val! regarding St. Joseph's school, the : Ta I, j~j matter wastakea apand discussed, but u ( } R. N.,] the night being far advanced the meo- ~ . tis e,| ria! was ordered to lie on the table, to be! t} t ’ { Breton | 'urther cons fered at the adjourved meet- and 4 : Halitax finish g of the Board on the 14th inst. . . , The tee A letter was read from Miss Bessie | * “i fore Cap- | Brown asking for an extension of her leave | ta } a3 Seiurday.-—Halifax| Of absence to June 30¢h. Miss Taylor | E | was appointed in ber place till that date, | 4 er | A certificate was read from Mesera. |} i ‘ r3.—1 i f Stewart & Co. regarding the testing se al uiests *lof the boiler in Prince Street School. | Pp Z St i ‘ mer Mr. Wm. F. Bradley was appointed vice 1 x I ad \ ipal of Que *n Square School. | io : strut 4 ot ee eee I ' Solo, Mit Corne Poticemen Reporrep.—Two or three | Solo, ‘ Qas Messre Dav son, | Hal fax policemen have been reported by | . ; af ‘ nir # » + - . E un, 7 er and Moore. No entrance their sergeants tor drunkeaness. } fi ‘ —_—_-— Norton's large apple sale tomorrow ail vers Ext ‘ r—Vie-| 10.30 o’clock. Also cider on draft. fora Div : ave decided to have a Y sntern entertainment on Monday | ' t = F k #par Mr A 1) G . 4#%e08 te Geee ted 37 : xplaining them as ; ‘ ; ai "ae ; Piif ? } s along They 3 ited end | gel wie é| a ut is in store Admission iV cents, hth anaes Wekeieite Mall. ' , ® | “wre Ha 9 ATOWIZERS 1 LE ers’ Orr! erns.~—At the meeting ’ ‘ ¢ of Court Avondale last evening, officers! @ am é of 5 elected as follows: U. R., C 4 PLAIN 4 \ € ». K. Dobie; R. S,| COLORED G-o. W. Worthy; F. S., Ed. Toombs, jr;|@ PAINTED Glass . Ir rer, John H. B Chaplain, Rh kh FANCY ' g Jost: 8. W.. Joka Mclnvia: J. W., T. L. | Cul A S. B., F. 1 ere ono Dents , 5 r.&. J Physician, Dr. Warbar- | ANI Ls y : ’ our } » BISOLE i irnstees, D. Fraser, 8. McDonald; WHITE MPT : so aden e ee 9 WHITE MET AL Mounting 4 Cla R. K. Jost; H. C. Reps . Dr. War-!|@ GOLD PLATED ° 5 é burton, C. B. Warren, J. H. Bel ¢ SILVER 4 _ - - | e e f ee PERSONAL. @¢ From 25¢ to $3.25, | P. Sinclair, Summerfi ld, snd John ’ J | nee { J | ~ ri oe al os of 9 SCunsEn < JORTSGR, i gy regisierté ' the Que ' Graduates in Pharmacy. 3 ‘ Xmas bresents.—A new supply of ’ ; ca Age CV BVWVWBsWSVeewoeoe ‘ Cc ~ B Ketlore. _—” ee ee ae ae I that Sharkey t pugilist 1s . {tas Sharicey the pugilist 15 samenmegnenenepnennen enn ynnn ns MPO PTPD *% f Fitz-immoas Ss es a t ; F. P Carvell, J.J. Davies and |F s. | : : f Charo t Do ar ‘ f\ SE Bmerg { arrivals at the Halifax gv Hi 5 : : “i. ' r the Syaney ) ° } H ’ ‘ Breton, Amy} 1 I aod the position w to ude g rner 5. a defé ated Grit - visions gretens.| 5" Again. Anything in the ¢ keeping the eervice free ° . fs rtizane, : {furniture line about the!g 7 x I I i r,da ax, Fre aH tered at the house requiring repairs? Sule) 124 ' a fore ' ne arrivais ‘ “ 3 , jart e% ' vied: J. Wi derma, Send to us, the remedy Wr , Eog; J. W. Richards, Bideford; will be prompt, effective ; 2 : ; gare S A J. mersile; Thos. Rexl, and not expensive, J ‘ r, Halifax; Samuel Mc- | G mh | | ; Dev hire has been dé MARK WRIGHT & CO., LTb iar: : : tritish Empire League ; ti s of perial unity is progres:— T y x i myerial unity is progrese. For FURNITURE. | andl Mr. D went so far as Canada is 655EE ESSE SS SESS9ES9SEEEFS SE | Ovawa nference may ad : sem conference RY GLAM Au LAMAMNARANAMAAALARUUANUAL4QGLAKAS 5 ll stone on a grea

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‘A Woman Fatally Hacked | With aa AXé.

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‘Her Murderer a Maniac—Part-cu'ars of the Terribls Affair.

Margaret Mackenzie, about fifty-five

cus- | years of age, was brutally hacked with an

{axe at Dundas on Saturday last, and died her injuries yesterday afternoon.

iwhat a “rich’’ feast it will be! Her slayer, a young man named Archi-

‘the following examples abun- n future newspaper |Gantly illustrate.

Decisive | the Hospital for the Insane.

| bald Macgowan, is insane, and was iast © , a

| evening brought to the city and placed in

Miss Mac

reductions on Jackets, Cie was housekeeper for Duncan and

Felt Hats, Trimmed and trimmed Millinery.

This Week's Bargains

NotLing like these va'ues ever otf2red before

; Ladies. , Gents.

Regular ~~ } uv elling Priee Price. Jacke's Capes now

£3.85 to } Ladies’ $10.80 4 4 $6.95.

78c to} Ladies’ Uatrimmed

150c, Unlaundried Shirts at 39¢ $1.45 best Whtie do at $1.10 1.00 2 Shirts or Drawers ? 50c 1.00 § fine Shetland wool § 50c¢

25e. heavy Ticking at

240 doz 4 at 4 200 doz. l6e. Grey Fiannel at 125c

25c. Heavy all wool at 1c

36c, very firestdo at 30c $1.25 Cravenette at $1.00

$1.00 Gents lined Gloves at 79 $1 25 best Kid Clasped at Y5e

Furs, Dress Goods, Blankets Comforts and everything to jbe found in a first class dry | goods store, and our large buy g\ ing facilities with spot cash in a position to offer the buyiug public Honest Goods at Hon-

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Fresh Apple, Mince and Lem- on Pies, German Buns, Dough

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ACKOSS THE WATER,

Violent Gales on the English Many Vessels Wrie ced,

Coast and

| Jonathan Matheson, living at Dundas.

Un-| Macgowan is a son of the late John Mac-

}gowan of Dundas. Last surnmer young Macgowan was sunstruck, but there did pot seem to be anything very notice able in bis demeanor excepting that when inthe house he seemed melancholy and moro:e. But this feeling seemed to wear off when he was in company.

It is stated that on Friday evening Mac- gowan attended a meeting of the Good femplars Lodge, where he acted in the capacity of sentinel. Oa Saturday morn- ing he complained of a severe pain in the head. Subsequently he began to talk incoherently, and spoke of getting a bicycle and going to Boston and South Africa. Leaving home he went to Joba K. Me-

$1.50 4 Hats, all at { 50c | Lean’s grocery at Albion Cross, about a mile $1.50 to) all Drimmed Hats Half) 75 to distant. Mr. McLean noticed that there nc. Price c $3 50) *88 something the matter with Macgowan, sak 1) Job li as ‘ %9'T aod asked him what it was. Macgowas 1 or and ¢ Job line Black Pen} $1.10 and! Jid pot answer, and left the store imme- - :: Silk at § 1.25 diately. John K. McLean and James ‘Tae. Fine Cashmere at 50] Morrison left the store ree Mac - r , ’ . gowan, and followed inthe direction he Qe wm 2eg reata ¢ ye > , i . dC. Empress Coi sets at Uc bad taken as they did not think he was in 65e, Splendid Cors2t at 55c] a fit state to be at large. Hugh McLean, * Macgowan’ 25c. Ladies’ Linders at. 20c a aon feo tn 0 ae Dail, eavy quahty at ZC] young man. Matheson’s house was about ‘Oc. Ladies’ Drawers at 32c| wenty chains from McLean’s store. The {2e Ladies’ ins at SOc men were not close enough after Macgowan — 4ddles O82 @ YVC I io see him enter the house, which is near 22¢, Gents’ Collars at 5c] the road, but they saw him when he re- 39c. Gents’ Cuffs at 22c appeared. Hugh McLean arrived at the

piace about the same time.

Macgowan, who was swinging an axe which be had procured at Mathesons’ house, angrily demanded of the men what they were fullowing him for, and told them to mind tLeir own business and leave him alone. Hugh McLean said they were looking for sheep, whereupon Mac- vowan, dropping the axe, said there were housands of them there oa the road. As -gon as Macgowan dropped the axe it was seized by Hugh McLean, who held it over Macgowan’s head as if he was going to strike him. This hostile act had the effect of frightening Macgowan, and he returned quietly to his own home with McLean.

Joho K. McLean and Morrison then called at Mathesons’. They did not knew the Matheson men were away and never suspected that anything was wrong at the house. They found the door open and when they stepped inside a horrible sight met their gaze. Margaret Mackenzie, the housekeeper, lay on the floor with a large gash on her bead and another on her neck. Tbe blood «as flowing freely, and there were several pools of the liquid on the floor. A few faint moanscould be heerd escaping from h:r lips. They promptly gave the alarm, and Drs. Donahoe and Nicholson were summoned, who dressed tbe wounds and did allin their power for the sufferer. The cut on the right side of the neck was found to be about an inch and a half deep, and extended to within about a quarter of an inch of the jugu'ar. The cut on the head was circular in shape, and was just above the right ear. The hack- ing character of the wounds is thought to have been the resultof battle offered the wowan’s assailant by adog which was is the house,and which followed Macgowan when he left the house and did not return until eleven o’clock‘that night. Oa Suoday afternoon when the wounds were being dressed the same dog stationed itself out- side the window and with its paws upon the sill peered in and seemed to take the liveliest interest in what was being done. Miss Mackenzie did not recover sufficiently from ber injuries to give any information regarding the trouble. Ouce or twice she moaned as if in pain, but no other sound escaped her lips. li is thought by some that when Macgowan entered the house and attacked her she set the dog upon him to protect herself. But of course this is ail supposition.

Macgowan remained at home on Satar- day night, sleeping we'l except fora s-ight resticssness. Ou Sunday morning he arose and dressed himself, but declined break- fast complaining that his stomach was bad. Not long afterwards he began to ac: very excitedly, and he was arrested _ by cobstables Archibald Currie and Juhu R. Campbell and lodged in Georgetown ‘ail. ‘That night he did not rest any, and ‘became very violent. He was examined by Dr. Stewart and pronounced insane. Last evening the same constables brought Macgowan to Charlottetown. He was very violent, and it was necessary to strap his feet besides handevfting him. He presented a sad picture indeed.

Macgowan’s father bas been dead rix OF The Constantinople correspondent of, seven years. Besides his mother le has the London Daily Mail hears that the | four sisters, three of whom are in tue porte has dec ‘ded to decline the payment| United States, and three brothers. Mac- of all claims for indemnity for massacres | gowan is about twenty years of age. except those advanced by Americaus. Miss Mackenze belonged to the Head Violent gales have occurred slong the | of Cardigan, and had b-en with the coas 8, With several casualties at Brighton. Mathesons’ as housekeeper for about two The Chain pier there has been destroyed, | years. She had just finished scrubbing and the shore is strewn with wreckage. | the house wuen she was attacked. The

There were excitiog scenes at Dover pn] nearest neighbors say that about the time connection with the storm. The Osten] the attack was made upon Miss Mackenzie, packet found itvelf unable to make the] they heard some loud talking and also

noticed the furious barking of a dog. But they did not euspect anything wrong, and thought no more of tbe circumstance until they beard of the terrible butchery.

parbor avd notified those on shore by the Another vessel is sup

Dover. despatch

firing of rockets. posed to have gone ashore east of The London Graphic has »

A VERITABLE M8 TRAGHDY AT DUNDAS.'A BRAND OPENING “| Beast

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MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY

00000 OF es vate

XMAS GIFTS

Diamonds Watches Brooches Fancy Clocks Chains Photo Frames

Chain Bracelets Silverware

A dazzling display of the choicest, finest, and newest creations in Jewelry for Xmas Giveables; all marked at prices which will please everybody.

Ww W. WELLNER

JEWELER.

That's What | Want FOR CHRISTMAS

THAT ! THAT! THAT !

How many different THATS there will be before you sel- ect yours. See our big stock of

“XMAS GOODS

Just opened, our new and ele- gant assortment of

Xmas Cards, Xmas Calendars, Xmas Booklets.

From the fine art houses of “Raphael Tuck, Son & Co., and Marcus Ward & Co.

Everything New.

Everything Pretty.

Everything marked at low prices.

Haszard & Moore,

Bookeellers.

SKATING RINK

OPENS TILE

Monday Wight, Das. (4th, 1836.

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FOR SEASON ON

Tickets for sale at the drug stores on and after the 10th inst., at the fo'lowing rrtes: —

Gentlemen's ......... inthevsidouccee EIRGIOD ..cvcdeicccvesece seccvoess ‘esetonsee 2.50 Children, (afteru00n) ....0060- seesereee 1,50 PRONE oes. cconnietessncetesten—tver’ ROO BGS” Theses prices are the same as last season, and Rink opens two weeks earlier. J.B.DAWSON, } A. A. BARTLETT. 5 Managers. 132—dif.

Real Hair Switches

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24 CENT

We have just received from Loudon, anew Blended Kea which we can retail at

24 cents per pound or 5 pounds for $1.10.

excellent value. Every pound warranted at

BEER & Gort

Tue body of Miss Mackenzie was to be interred at Dundas today. An inquest is being held.

Word comes from the Hospital for the Insane that Macgowan is very quiet to- day.

from Sebastopol containing a description of the military preparations in the Canca- ens for the expected invasion by Russian forces of Armenia. The despatch says that foreign tourists are not allowed to traverse the military roads, no matter what pessports they may possess.

The London Daily Telegreph devo'es

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four columns to its project of a subscrip~ BORN. tioa for a farewell Christmas gift to _ In Charlettetown, oa the 8th inst., to United States ambassador, Mr. Bayard.) ~ and Mrs. Chester Acorn, a son,

fhe list of sub-cribers for the day inciudes Sir Henry Irving and Dean Hule.. Phe <== amount enbscribed, including the original one hundred pounds with which the Tele- graph opeved the list, is £168. .

MARRIED.

At the residence of the bride’s_ parents, Dee, Ist, by the Kev. J. W. McConnell, Mr. W.D. Waye of Charlottetown, to Miss Mary B. Musick, of Kinross.

LET—A tenement on Dorchester strect near Queen Street, conta ning six rooms

rent moderate. Apply at the Connolly Ksta'e

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Accepts Plate Glass Instrance also. May 23, 1896—law (6)

LEND TEAL

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FRED. W. HYND WAN, |

Louk at This]

; And see if ther: is “ny ariicle you want

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Albert Chains, A arm Clocks, Art Gores.

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Button Hooks. Trucelets, Baby Pins an® Rattle, Black Breoches, Badge Buttons, Brooches, Bar Pi: s, Butter Dishes,Brushe: for hair with silker mounts, Bottles, sil- ver mounted, Boxes for collar buttons, (stamps and . matches), Jowels and Bon- bone, Baking dishes, Bronze Figuree, Belts and B.ckl-s, Barometers.

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Co'n Brooches, enameled; Card Trays aud Uase+, Ceke Baskets, Castors for din- ner avd menkfast; Candle Sticks, Chains. Charms, Clocks,Cucl oo Clocks, Cuff But tors, and Lirks, Cojlar Stu is, Compasses, Sups, Canes, gold mounted; Cream and Cugar Sets, Celery Dishes, Cotlee Sete, Spoons, Cor bs, Cracker Jare, Cases cf fish and dessert knives and torks, Carve:s

Watches, and Jewelry of ali descriptions. Gravy Ladles, Grape Scissors, GlaSsware.

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Hand Mirrors, and Hair Brushes, Silver mounted Hair and Rat Pins, Hat Pine.

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Initial Pins, from 5c each, [ze Pitchers, Ink Stan ls. J

Jewel Boxes, Jugs for Syrup, Jugs for

Water. a ie

Rings, Keys for ¥ atches and Clocks, Kettles.

Lockets, Lamps in .China and Silver, Lenses for Spectacles.

M Mirrors, Mustard Pots, Match Boxer, Marble Clocks, Marine Clocks, Masonic Rings and Pins, Manicure Sets. N Napkin Rings, Necklets, Nuteracks,

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Odfellow’s Pins, and Charms, Optical Goods, Orange Bowls, Ospoone, Opal Rings, Onyx Clocks, Opera Glasses.

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PRESENTATION WATCHES. Pearl Ringe, Pen Holders, Pencils, Pickle Disheer, Photo Frames in gilt and silver; Pebble Spectacles, Pins, Plain Rings, Paper Knives, Pitchers, Pie knives Purses, silver mounted, Peppers.

Quadruple plate Spoons, Forks, Knives,

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Rings signet, wedding, engagement, children’s, all prices, either in stock or made to order. Ribbon vest chains and guards, Reading Glasses, Rolled plate Rings end Chains.

ROCHFORD WATCHES.

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Stunde, Scissors with silver handles, Sol , id Silver Thimb.es, Brooches, and Novel- ' ties, Souvenir Spoons, and Boxes, Shaving Mugs,Spoon Holders, Salts, Scent Bottles Salvers, Sugars, Soup Boxes, Syrup Jugs, | Silver Polish, Spectacles, gold, silver, ai- uminum and steel. Ifyou do not know the number of the lenses your friend needs we can fit up a temporary pair, and put in the right glas:es later. Ee Tea Sets, Tea Spoons, Thermometers, Time pieces, Trays, Toast Racks, Tooth Picks, Tongs for Sugar. U Useful and ornamental articles for pres- ents. Urns, Umbrella Ciasps, Vv

Vest Chains, Vases, Veil Clasp:, Veget-

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Watches.—The leading makes in hand-

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E. W. TAYLOR.

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a@ pair now.

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THE SHOE MAN.

Knives and Forks, Knife Resta, Keeper |

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E> . . see DIamoni Rinz:, Desert Sets, and ore ao : “ak 2 : o Knives, Zs No. 1.—Full SIZe, GUxdo0 n, full aS 5 siz weight, 8 Ibs per pair,warin and Enamel Coin Brooches and Pits, Ear S lO Re i ie AY Rings, Eye Glasses,Ebony Cancs, moanted 7 2 : “™® Egg Stands, Emerald Kings, Engraving | evdye No. 2.- Little larger, 68x58, | fy oilin. artistically dove, Elgin Watches. “a> same weight, but cifferently \ | 7S { - 2 ; . es 4 : EF made, very fine, very firm in Ee Fruit Dishes and Knives, Fern Pots, s% texture, and luxuriously soft; 5 Forks, French Clocks. qv , : oe G extye pleasant to the touch, oar price olen -_, —= INS “ix Garnet Rings and Brooches, Gold “8 c/s

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The Nicest and Cheapest line of Skates ever shown the city.

Acme Club..........65¢ and upwards ail Hockey ..e.,..++--$1.25 and upwards Also, a large stock of and 50c, Calland see jp

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We have an overstock of Men’s Ready- made Clothing, Underclothing and Shirts, that we offer at clearing prices. Now is your chance to buy, We will give you as much for a dollar as any store in Char- lottetown, and in some lines more.

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I have just received the first instalment of my winter's supply of this famous tea, in 1, 3 and 5 Ib. tins and 50 and 60 Ib. steel chests. Remember there are several qualities of

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