_ _ M THB GUARDIAN CdARI.UTTETOWN.PR1NCB __ EDV.7ARb¢ISLAND. 3NO\ffEM3i-il* IQ -190,1 ,

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' 'Iwo Victims, the Police

,Mutt sttstttnttt ttttuiiis it” S

I IHE CASE lil Jill( lHl SlUlililll.

5 --_- --1|-_-_-L_ 1 --____x_1_._.l*-'r_t"1r;

Picton; sado, st-wart, Summer-mir;

.l'n.ques, Murray. Port Hnstini-P; Em' t- Nelson. Port Mn:-len; Lois, Dunn, Pic- _ tori; Lillian, Gerhardt, Halifax; Willie A , Landry, do; Minnie A.,Reid, Pictou.

J. J. Yoiioiti TALKS. ` _:`

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lt Looks Wotse Now for Maso

Killing Miss Morton-Sa

n, the Society Man, Held for me Man Pawned Watches of- -"- Say-Last Night’s Revelations.

B.:s'r0N, Nov. 6.-T0r’ay`s developments in the case of Alan G. Mason, who is

j uadcr arrest charged with the murder of ,Mi=s Clara Morton, ii laundrens in the

It was announcedfdrst that the watch

.McLean asylum in \Vaverly Mass, lam? Saturday night, have been cf a stai'tli.igl , nature. l

T which will have an important bearing on Ithc case. to the efftct thai: the watch of .Miss Aznes McPhee, of Summerville, an- - 0t_her “Jack-the-Slug,f:,er” victfirr, had been 'paivned with the stnre Cambrirge rtrect- slirip on Oct. 3, the day after her murder, by ii White. man whose desctiptioutallied exactly with that ofthe mar. who brought- E the M< rton viatch to the pawnbrckcr last~

Health.

, Welland M rchant Tells How D=><ld’s Kid- , _T'

.Pill B 2: lit B k S l did ‘_1 _ ,F

“Y " '° g “° " "” -r- by express to-day $150 irc*-.li

` WnL1.a>:o, Ont., Nov. 10 _(Specialt- lMr, J. J. Yokcm, the well known grocer .land provision merchant of this irlicc, has i

‘came out with a st.at=rut~~»t this is of “peculiar interest to all those sufllsririizi

from Kidney Diseas - in any form.

“I tal been soil' ring from Kidney

Cnmplaiiit for ti. year cr mow,” Mr. Yak- cm stztteiz ‘°l had it very depressed feel- liog in my head, l=t te or no apaeptitv, ti it constant fe Iiogof la»;.fuo1‘an-1 I lo~t ai llot of w.i;ht. Ish-\_i»‘. money on medi- °*““"""""~~*"'-"“"*=”“*'+~1~~- ~'.~_=»»»s.-_-.

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ii’

Z'v9v'i~"¢~t¢l.ii~‘:

Uiicet from tt1.<.i:.°»~i`a'~t ;i'ei‘s I _ -.

;» of Neckties, in all the n: vest

shapes and colors. They are

. beauties. Hrive 2 look at '

them.--D.A. -Bruce.

of the victim had been found in a Cem- brirlge street pawnshop. where it had

retain its rich, beef flavor, be *been liewned fOr $4 by a rvima' ffvlffred tender and j,_,;cy, is an am _ man, andfthis discovery at once led to a

Broiling steak so that it will ,

ES.~iturday night.

Tnc descriptions of. these men is said to

agree to n. striking extent with that of fthe suspect Mason and the awnbrt`k°r

cities and dcczc rs to no benefit, and I was - _ grra°ly discouraged. '

“One lscky day. I heari of Dodd ’s Ki . uey Pills and s'-arte l to use them. Tha y ,’ did me good almost frofn the first, a. d , , five boxes completely curel m '. I cm `

t1.. . 1'.. -_`.:,;x'.4.,,;1_,_’,.';,;,,x£,.___,,,_,,,,,.,__,¢»,’_,-f., _ Y ~ ___ ._ _ , V _ H '_

And, like all otherarts, success

or failure largelv depends upon the a.rtist’s facilities-in this case

cn thc broiling door.

Cornwall Steel Ranges

have a. door specially made for tliis purpose.

It is roomy enough to broil a

large steak, and is so constructed that the broil is placed directly gilthe fire.

Used also for toasting.

lo other steel range has so

mdiy new and practical featug as the “C0rnwall.

_gene-ral search of_this city for this man by the entire police force, but without avail. W Wren thefpawnbrckcfs memory had been icggedki little an' he had time to think over therfmatte he r-incmbcrcd

hours of 11 and 11.30 by a wlritc 11-an and

I ment the manjdeparled 'ukir-g the watch 'with him. 1

On Monday morning the same wa.'cb was brought in by a colored mari about, 21 years of ace, of whom the pawribrckerl bought it for $4. A burly colored man,.

,been waiting outside the shop, while the _ trade was being made, and as soon as it; was completed, 'he entered and took thc' money which the proprietor had passed over. _ ,

Both men then de arted. '

_ D

Continuing thelrfinvestigation, the om-

, r, ; ‘ ,

1 that the watch had been lx-ought to hisl ioiiicc cn last Saturday right bc-tween thci the mysterious colcred man is biinz car

ried on as vigorously as ever and all sec- ticrs cf the city are bring cl0s.ly watched by the golicc. t;niah".

‘offered infpawn. Owing to the fact tliati ,it v as alter business hours he refused to? ireceive it, and afterexpressingdisappoint-I Two days aizo the slate police arrested

A. G. Mason, this wca‘i.hil7 business men 1 and club meinbfr of Boston, on suspicion p of having killed Miss Morton. After a 1 da;’s iiwertigestion the authorities were convinced that Mason could establish an alibi and they announced that lie would be released, but during the succeeding night witnesses were fouud who positive- , ly identied Mason as one Whom they had " seen in Waverley, where the murder was , committed on Saturday night. I On the strength ot this evidence yester- day a warrant charging Mason with ,murder issued and he was held without

evidcntlya companion of the other, bali

_ 1 - - I A lwill be ziven a chance tomorrow to lien' -ltify him if poet-ible as his visitrr.

i Tire unexpected developamcnts today - have been most unfavorable to the pr snu- cr, although his friends still cla’m that he can fully establish ao aibi. Sarcb for

now i;1:pl_-.ndid hral.h."

______1__ ,_____._---__--lu

_“ded the coal strike.

the manufac

0z'.lELL’S PLURALITY

THE U. S- ELECTIONS.

L0ND0N, Nov. 6.-Almost. all the paper _-

this morning discuss the election in the ~ ;Uiiited Sta'es in editoral articles. Tb ,opinion is unanimously expressed that ?President Roosevelt largely owes' his per- ‘ 1_=0nal triumph to having satisfactorily en-

I ` 'lb prove to you that Di-_

Chase’s Ointment is a certain and absolute euro for each

@ and every torm of itchinz.

bleedingand. protruding' piles,

turers have miaranteed it. See tea I

timonials in the daily press and ask your neigh- bors what they think ofit. You can use it and ‘

get your monev back if not cured. 600 a box. at E all dealers or EDruNs0N,BA'ri<:s 8: C0.. Toronto,

Dr: Gha.se’s Ointme`nt;

P. E. I. STOCK EXCHANGE

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3 IIAME IIN &l} _

BANKERS Ami iiitoiusiis a

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---coRREsPoNi>eiits_ ,

HENILY c1.r.ws 6. co.. NEW Yom( _

Members N. Y. Stock Exchange 3 Seats

H. ix. i.if:rGu'r0N is co.. 1 I iB0s'r0N

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Stocks, Bonds, Grain,C0ttou, etc., bought and sold for _ll-31

cash or carried on a margin. _ ' _ .f

On our blackboard are listed the best Montreal i

cars made another startling discovery,`

1 bail until T uesday.

NEW Y0nx,'November 6.-Corrected '

And, it sellsat a. reasonable

price-Is from $13 to $25 less than any im&r-ted range, beside.; being heavier and better in everv'

way.

Sold by all enterprising dealers

_I and prices scat for the asking. _

, furnace and “Famous Activ¢"=

range.

London, Toronto, floltroul-, -

\Vinul|~»g, Vancouver, St. Jehu. N. B.

DODD & ROGERS Ag” __

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MARKETS. 1

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S Daily Quotation List Furnished by E.G 1 . _ 7 - . -» _ - iRYKEIRT_&: C0., MEMBERS OF THE

MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE

The Latest Shipping News, Reports

_from the Stock Markets. etc.. of _

Canada and the States.

CANADIAN STOCKS. ‘

returns received from the states this morning make Odell’s plurality 11,282.

I _ ,,B0st0n 3

V and New York stocks. ` 1 F *f

Hides lb

Beats (table).

Ease

Flour per cwt

Molassen. . . . .

IslandN"ll0ur,per|00 1bs........

Oatmeahr 1{l)lbs......< 0a,ta_bla )per“iusbc1.... Oats white)p;r“mshel..... 'e1;... Pot¢.toes,parb¢¢....... .

Lamb skins»eeh..»... .... ..

Shacpskins. f.W, (wash-».r)............ _Geeseperlb......... 1‘urkoyperlb`.¢.............

Ducks per Ib. _ . .. .-. Chickens per lb. . .

CHARLOTT B 'I0

(Corrected every Tuesday.) I

aeefaw 1 ib..........oao aeeztliiisni 'iii' ........o

Butter. . Chickens por pair .... . .... . .

WN nf;

F°w1i°ii`efr3`ii5i`ii-11111' .llllll

Flour, per bbl° Lard, per bucket . . . ...~ ..... . . K. OiI,per cask . . . . . . . . .. . _ . Radishes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

A Doctor

_ F I-uicintliieiiousel

it-ntttN’s

Pitt Ritter

Willpmve n faithful, honest md trustworthy

F.uiir.Y rrrrsiciau. egg*

Sicknessoomeawbeuyonleuzexpectit. In

cues of emergency call noon STANTON, and

ou wilI)get Instant Relief md i`-xterm! . . , For Colics, Diarrliaza., Chills, Rheu-

matixm, Spnins. Neaalgia, 1

Tootha.ch¢,_Cramp|, Sora

&c., Sac., it nevei fails. Q

For sal: everywhere. Prlee25 ctsperbotde.

l¢QALl"S IUTTIRIUT PILLS PGI

_ vous uvsn Ano sowsns.

» For sale everywhere, 25 cts ref b°!» 0?

by mail oureeelpt 0! price. ~

Sole proprietors Tn: Winona Cuslicu. co. i.i.i.ii.a._ c.-tu.

fi '

l'wln City lontrsal St.

l’omntoRy. 1102 1151 ' IB 103

Halifax Strait

Richelieu & Ontario Dominion Cod Oonnon Dom. I. and S. Com

“ Pn’r'd.

Nova Siotia Stool Montreal Power ex div mi W

Lmal Superior

Ogilvie Preferred -- -

g prices Nov.7. N0

3. P. R. 134)

v. .8 13%

1172 117§ 278 276#

981 iso

57% 95#

802 885’ 107 ion.

Ui 131% 572 951

232

_ MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE ` Montreal.

1 Chains priwg Nov 7 Nov. 8

American S1188-1' 7, Atchison Comrnon i'Atcbis0n Preferred

Brooklyn Rapid Transit

‘ " "____'I Auction ' Sale*

D0 not forget the large auctionl

sales of dry goods at the store next _ J. B. McD0nald’s, Queen Street-

Sales will be continued every Sflfllf' day eve ' commencing a seven , runny 'kann `0’cl0ck | 1, .. Pl'¢*°°‘°‘

BENJ. CARTER 8: C0.. st. Pnl '

Auctioneer. *Union hotle _

, .

Erie an 36*

Louisville & Nashville 0 I rmiiimm - 13°# 1341 0,, MPtr0D0lIf' I 0 Missouri Pulls

NUI' York 0801!'

Pennsylvania N Reading A

Rock Island

Southern P8¢il°

iedetai

cup of Too.

°‘ no-ws 11° 11* §."r’§’.§&.‘?‘."fT::;1.:;iii1_1:::;

Partridge. . _ . .

TRADE AND SHIPPING. Pont or GRAND mvzn.

NEW YORK STOCKS.

NEW Yonx, Nov. _ 7th.- (Special) -This Daily Quotation List Furnished by Eu RYKERT & CO., MEMBERS OF THE

63 6l2 1,16 115 ' 852 83§ 99:2 99 62 60

133% 131i

139; iss; 1095 1011 isa; 152 15% |575

.Hay per cwt. Straw . . . . . .. . Oats

Cattle Dressed Ducks _ . .

gurnips bus...

U W1'

Corn, doz. _ .'

Avnles. Deck. .

Squash . . . . . ... Pumpkins. . _ . .

Ballast.

McPhee

not 072” :io as I so 92 1851181! iooz 10211

'sn ` ¢_ »=§ =§= *’f5‘l.

a °i “Pndlind Pnllrd

,sane erases: gasses GCGQG9 .?°€§§

`i»'.`. III

,, .cn

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E. McFarlane

Kev. stu, Ai-.-Pom-' sur,

has D-nf. Luudloy, Bale Vute

Oatmeal, new, per lb_.... . Hidesper

Beats, per bunch ..... Pork . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . New Potatoes, per bush . . . .. Mutton per carcass ........ . _

Onions pe' ouneh.. . . . . . . . .. . Lettuce perbunoh...........

oau1iii»w1»`15i`.`.`.'.`.'.`.'.Iffff .` .` .` _Green Cabbage . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . Sweet Peas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. _

. » - » . . ¢ ¢ . . . ...

» » » » ~ » » ¢ . ~ a ¢»»

ead ....

Ripe Tomatoeb; _ .

arsley ...... . _

Cele h

Wild Geese. . . _ ' ° l _ . .

ct. 22nd, Ar.-Schr. C. A. Gareharn., Gareliaui master, with herring. ct. 23rd.-Schr. E ii~'_h M-lls master; Bal- 1ast;Schr. Lizzie Bell. Cirkum master,

ct. 27th.-Perfect, Walters master, Bal last; Fern, Walters master, Ballast; _ Haleyan, Langere. ca.-go coal for J. W. 7

, l.

ct. 28th.-Flora, Butler, Ballast.

t. Zhu.-Schr. Black Pr.nce, herrlngz. i ct, 301.11.-Schr. Ella May, Carr maste r, * coal for St. Gc0rge’s church; Schr. J. C. Wil iams, Girrlsan master, Ballast.

as so 7 ov. 3rd.-Schr. Maggie Alice, Ballast.. up 1m Oct. 2'2»nd~ ,Cld,-Launching waters, Wil-N

son, with cargo produce, shipped by Matthew & McLean, Dnnda.s;Schr. C. A, Gareliam, cargo produce shipped by 1. Matthew Sc McLean.

Oct. 24th.-Schr. Eastern, McGrath, cargo

_ _ noe shi d b E' McFarlane, An

umuisum suniocnrnon 3° 38 f,’f,‘f,,,,_ pp' ’ _

Nov. lst.--Suhr. Ella May, Cairmaster,

cargo produce shipped by J. Fay. 7

Nov. 3rd.-J. C. Williams, Garrison mas- 1 tor, camo produce shipped by Matthew 3 Dundas.

Mamie Bell. Hartoln

master, 60120 Produce shipped by Mat- thew & Melissa; Eva M. B., lumber for

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PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN. `

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rate of 7 per cent. per annum, payable half-yearly on the first days of April and October. - Y’

_ _ _ an one alf

which is already underwritten. _ 1 i

AND COAL CQMPANY, Limited, will now be received at par, that is, $100 fo r ach $100 share as follows: -

cent. will be allowed up_0n the par of each share if prepaid at time Qfallohuent.

,2. COAL,- 600,000 tons coal. showing net prodt. at least, $1 00 per to-'\, total 3. AIDS.- Government bounties (averaged) added to above per year for 6 years

.Total net annual profits LESS Fix!-:D CHARGES: ` '1

Equivalent to yearly diqidends pf 30 per cent., or 15 per cent, half-yearly on total capitalization.

earninsr

*_"“§°»_ _ _ ___T¢Yi¢_h suchlew it is coiiiidenily

our duty "tis" as from a 1-in

authority on Wall Street to Qifedglarge but

v' free to 91:1 customers. _‘1 it I

llttlillllli .BRll$. is) lift il. ...’Zi.”.?'3-‘.1f‘,‘i;T.§ii'i“i"‘.f‘.i°i§iii*v’*`s’”*‘i ‘“‘iif”’° P' 'D' ‘ »

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$1.0 00.000. 7 por cont Prefer:-od € hares of $100 each,

CANADIAN STEEL & COAL COMPANY, LIMITED. I ..

PIP

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The stock is preferred both as 1t0'Capita1 and Dividends _ The shares are entitled to cumulative preferential dividends, from the net earnings of the Compan at th

The total issue ot Preferred Stock is only $1,000 000, 00, the whole of which is now odered d I I li

Subscriptions for 10,000 Shares of $100 each 0' the 7 per cent. Preferred Stock of the Canadian

S 5.00 on application, H

$15.00 on allotment I

1 $20.00 on lirst January, 1903-

$2,100 01,5,-st peby__ 1903_ A bonus 0f_¢qual aniouut ci

_ 32°_Qo first March, ,903 mon stock is given to

$20.00 on first April, 1903 _ .~ 3 °"ib_¢f3- ` *

The whole of the instalments remaining unpaid at any time may be prepaid in full. A d_iso0uiQ0f one

Forms of application and copies of Prospectus may be obtained ou request. I I I ' ~

It is intendéd to apply to the Stock Bxchanges in New York, Boston Montreal and Toronto for li t' I

. s rag cfs

the Stock of the Company. - ~ '

THE CANADIAN STEEL AND C0 A1. Coirimxv Limited, was organized to mine and manuffct‘.z:'= iron” and

coke and steel in Canada, at Atlantic tide water. - u E li I I

Ths raw materials for these manufacturers are:-1 A ‘

1. COAL. 2. IRON. 3. LIMESTONE.

° All these materials we have at hand. _

,_ 2.-I1’fJI1._ _ ` __

The Company has acquired bv purchase, icrmens° iron deposits on the North Shore of the Gulf of S

- - ll.

Lawrence,ab0ut 350 miles from Sydf1e".'l`hc df* 0“its r “ti t t `_ ‘

I h ,» -p s a e es ma ed e contain 20,000,000 tons of ore above sea level,

' h b ' *

wit pro ao y as n:.uc_ more below .hat line. The iron can be handled for 81.00 per ton or less. Quantities of this ore have been shipped to Great Britain and United' States where it has given great satisfaction, .and we can sell large quantities t. 0. b. at the properties, netting ns a pioiit of $2.o0,per ton. This ore makes the finest steel.

_ 1 _ @11`Up11t.

When in full operation the output is expected to lze about as follows: '

1. IRON.-200,000 tons iron ore shipped direct from property showing net profit of 82.00 per ton I 1

wfal houcoo oo

200,000 tons line iron ore shipped in briquettes, showing net proiit of $4.00 per ton. » '

1201131 fb) 090 0°

$300,000 00 8600.000 00

5 $100,000 oo

_.___

p . Total yearly revenue 82,200 000 00

:IN 612 E.6V6IlL`l.`\16.

` 100.000 tons steel blooms showing net profit of $3.0". per ton. total

$2_z0o,ooo 00

5 percent inttrest on bonds _ #37, 500 00

“ “ “ on preferred stock 70,000 00

67.500 oo ~

25,000 00

Sinking Fund Inciuentals _

200.000 00

2,000,000 oo

Net yearly profits

If the capitalization was increased to l20.000,000 00 A

thisestimate w0u'd still show a dividend-earning capacity ot 10 per cent, per annum. 3 1 '

_ The capitalization of

Dominion Coal Co., is

paying 8 per cent, guaranteed dividends on this enormous siirn.

e Dominion Iron and Steel Comyany is ` "

an dividends win be emfa,

Canadian Steel and Coal Company is only i

valuable properties, and it is reas0nzb‘e to expect much larger Dominion Coal on rose in market valueirom 840 to

roseover8;o,per__, _xi , 7 _

‘~a____.;_ is ii. 1 f

originating' in UnitedStates, to the t Steel and

share,

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Notice of allotment wi.l be sent promptly by ordinary letter. 1 I

=<m.s_» .

Preference Stock. S I 1

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