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ESTABLISHED |89! THE GUAEDIA I ‘ A

N CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND S

g _ WEDNE DAY, SEPTEMEER 12, iooo. _ mg; 1'"

:tim he adcllped lilnore aliiése and cruelty to _ THE TUPPER CLUB. _ g 6 8.St. ° I ' ' ` Weil iiotiliislt .ZZ w`l°’.._1l`l`lf'i°.Z°..1».1.i T*‘°_T“D°'=' 01"” m'-H” EEEB- I- SH-U - ' . -M

_ ~ _ Powhattam Mn Corbett was them a last night. ThePresident_Mr.J.Brenton ., | -

‘ Short time, but when he went into train- Dawson occupied the chan' The reports A

- - _ ' I from the waid conveners wdre read and a . V 1 A V A mg for h ll ht h _ _ - 1-

____ _ o0d_ _ is E Wm’ M0005' e left f°r constitution was adopted fter whi h Mr.

Powers Withdiawing From

Pekin.

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LI HUSG (THING AS PEACE EXVOY.

Loxoos, som. u-tspooioii.-Priooo W“"'“°E°’ Se ”‘ u"S 'al

his sudden departure there is some slight

____ g Since then we have spoken only _ ’° . ° _ _ -

on b usiness nfatters He has not been Stewarmthe Liberal Conservative candid' 4 """` W

Another Peace E v _ Of America--Ein ' - E;f;;;“-,fS,,§;;;- i- hi- -----me 5.”E.““‘l"i'§"" “Z‘;°°...’;"’“3f;‘.‘; 3.23 ?Z‘f E. . ‘ 3

D ~;T“This afiternoonl Ireceivcd anote from 2.1:; t§l;'£yb£;(;i:tei_es|;:']l;gu;;°:;cthe I ln

Pointed with Cancer Elopenient. ..‘.‘I.".;‘.°‘;;’.'iif.“..‘;".§‘..§°sf.‘i_‘It;f’f_ ‘3§”'i.{ ...mi

h _d th t h p o , u sssocraTroN. t e sai _

live ,I k a 8 had 3°” t° England to The young Liberal Room was illled last

_M . now absolutely nothing about ni ht f th iz - l _

w- *_ Miss Cornille or any other woman in con- -g or e -organ anon of 8' .Young _

nection with his leaving the country I Liberal Assocumon The fouowmg are __-

IF fact,Ido not believetthat he went with bh;°gic_?r;e1ecm1‘>i: .-d ~ .»

ii-ii; ieiiiniisss nowioisn A MEMBER DEAD- W F CQNDEMNS ;:.';f;_:;f‘e;‘_:;’°.;‘:_;‘..‘;f°:_:;‘;;:?‘_;;.“zz 'ii REV- C- D- MCINWSE

____ __ 1 ft t _ _ _ enj. Bogers, Jr., Sec’y and Tres.

”` heea odescape he dlsgrajce which Wlu be Executive-B. C. Prowse, Geo. J. Rog- » ..

D9 upon -him when it becomes known *_

' - - - ._ _ _ _ ' _ ,.i.Wddi1,Goo.M_M' , _

Is Reported sa Captm_ed_ Laurier in Montreal and Will The Pugilist and Says He is §,‘}c",§‘§ g‘§§°"“‘ ”“""° °““'°’“*‘ f‘g“°"'!"*‘ fifrdiliser. a 6 °°r° G” W

v asa fk, tfwiioi _ _ ' T _

Iiiaugerate a Cam- no Better than the Rest §_f;]e§°fb-ti mme .“i§.g§“..§....t ‘lf ..“i`vf.'f»ifpiii°'lof.`§'.i’.i12iif.`f.° .fill °.i.‘l°i.'i§i‘i Receives a Unanimaus

_ - - . -_' Promthe ' C ` J e

Dalgm of Them. ph Mr: igrbett was asked if She thinks. iI.ni;>e;°xalis}i>i;i3eption of Messrs. Field _ Soufls

er s d t to _ . ' ' i

____ “I dgdt inoiiaghsat he l§;;;’;?d;"';’t‘;‘§;`_, AC;/[mmitt§e;FiIlE Sellar, Carl Owen, J. p tion. “"

Y h d, ,_ oore, o n_ , J. H. Bell. I\Ew YORK, Sept. 9.-James J. Corbett ;i;salFewb?vt;fn;t5;VE)l:1'; Jvgman Wh° get” Messrs. Fielding and Patterson will ar-

Hos. HUGH. MAcnoivALn‘s nissini-:NCE unexpecledly let” for England °“ the asldng aslhave” ave S him ri" in the city °n Thmsdq evening by

ENTERED_ steamship Campania yesterday. Back of ' the Princess. Acommittee will cross to

-. . p ( peci )- Burg- mystery which will undoubtedl b Picton tomeet them. After the arrival-f

The Presbytery of Prince Edwud ` met in Zion Church at 11 _ o'c.loek- '

Chin!! is 8DDOinted as Peace Envoy with lors entered the residence of Hon. Hugh cleared in a day or two y e & N bt T118 vbiimldt the liisitom wmbe escorted; day' Thaw were Fluent’ Re" S ’ 'AI'

Li Hmm ohms' without stealing any thing. is THE Esiennss nowaonn CAPTURED. S Ifnconfirmed report says that the Dow-

ager Empress has been captured by Rus-

sian' s J _ _ . _ . .

at °h°l minent American mining engineer a mem-

LARGE EXPEDITION MOVING.

artillery, left for Pekin to-day.

Tru: uovlmmrrs or THE Pownns. .i

drawing of troops from Pekin to Tien Tsin and it is believed the United States and

Japan will follow and that ultimately * Germany and Great Britain must come in- GU-VESTON, TCXIN. S0911- 11.-(Special). to ling Th, Ame.; al-my in nad’ with tha To protectthe living the dead are being

f C0

omcers .nd men are on xngst g$the\`Od in barges and towed to Sea. The escape the disgraceof what I claim was

wind blew at the rate of over a hundred miles an hour.

Lsorsnnriviz couivcinnoa mean

friendly terms without any clash.

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no You FEAR HEART EsH.UHEi HH-IH! Sept- 11--<SP°°‘°‘->-H°“

No auth comesso suddenly ,md un C.M.Frcnchville, Guysboro, Legislative

Hdl that used b heartfailure, 1 -1 1;,

aliens or{>o°§io naacioo bosriiinin . months C°“”°iu°" d 'd “thigh -

hall singer, occupied the stateroom next to that of Corbett and ers h

Mrs. Corbett said last night she did not

and I don’t take much stock in the actress story' but I do know that he intended

S fired Hahn. Ho has soid his interest in

owns of the light pictures to Georéis C95. sidine.”

wnar THESE INDICATE.

:Since rCorbs_tt’s!'_s'udden departure sev- °1`°1 have come to 'li§it which indifldte thilt it

orper yearsbefora when tic blood cknparcx To En macqunarnn _11~t, ` §¢.°¢‘_*°t--9f,- becamlrmnandwat a d the n es ' “ "' “J

ery n erv ew.

¢xhanat»iL..~,£gadnally-the waatoéumrbe- °”-_‘;?.'i.'2‘:.:.f.i’;.‘l.&i‘:i'.‘.i‘:..i"t.e:f.°.:.f_,_;; 0----~ 11~ - <S---f-1>~ -fi- saiseassd and gntally soi£ado\Lerexei§~1ion‘ or Wilhed Laurier went to Montreal today nerveousshoc aseau t ebrea ing .o - - - -

and life to depart. DL Chas,” and will inaugurate a campaign inQuebec

Nerve Food prevents heart failure and_all province on the 20th inst. by addressing a £11235”2me?§ecm?gan3e§&i1&l§g monster political meeting in Montreal.

up the system. The Patriotic Fund Committee isprepared

todeal with all the cases of the returned Canadian soldiers and request all com municat-ions on these subjects hom Of-

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ne'£Yr5;;s£;Eg§og5 Cligglfnsgfe xxhgletértig ficers,Local Corps Soldiers' Wives Leagues

Gofs. H 3l etc.

Yellow eyed beans at Beer&GoiT’s 113i EX EMPRESS FREDERICK Is ILL WITH

_ canons.

A 5 cent plug of “Patriot Boom, sept. 11.-special). _ Ex.-Ent

TWlSb" Cl]8WlIlg l»0baCCO lS 20 pressFrederick is su_i'l`ering with cancer

per cent larger than iormer ly or the bi-east that is already fahly advanc-

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BICYCLISTS, _vound ori old, _should

carry a bottle of Pain-Killer n their sad- -

-, .__ A - _ ‘ `__ ;.\. '11 dle bags. It cures cutland-wounds_ with, _ ri?) i((r,*'- _ :rf ~ -. _f;fi@* wonderful quickness. Avoid subsi utes, Ufgl __ ' -` "" » ~’;_~;~g _there is *ut one Pain-Killer, Perry Davis’. ""` ` "‘ ' 2.5¢. and 50c.

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9 Try one can of Oak Brand Condensed

Milk and you will decide that it is_ better and cheaper than a cow, Ask your

L grocer for it. 30 lf-

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The long fall and winter evenings are

coming youll want some music for the

0| home. keep the family together.

Wh th ir' a i viol n or mouth

What about a. piano this fall? Our-

' ricei are very tempting, our terms very

literal. Call in and let us explain.-

"S B Miller Bros. 12 11

These unheard of prices, A will make them go. -

e er .is p M10. I

or an remember ours is the lace to buy

7 p o

_ it.g-Miller Bros., Queen St. 12 li

- FULL STOCK

Women’s Lace Boots, strong. 60c gf Girls' -- " “ 48°

Childs: u as u 32c sChOOl &l\d

3°YS' " " " 70° _ College Books

Come at once before this and

stock is sold.

See 2nd page for dis- counts. Al”

School Supplies

A . at BIG RUSH

dl ' S VL Every D_Q.y.

I ` Lots of people

Buy their Goods °

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?, ~. ‘)~*\ /lip ‘t ‘_ I Y _ I

left. She spent most of her time at'Bath

` geach when he was training to meet Mc-

oy. At the New York Theatre there were

several persons who said they had heard Mile. Cornille _ openly boast last Tues- day evening that she was going totake “le cher Jeem” back to Europe with her. p And many more used to smile openly last August, when, after the show, Corbett’s

appear with a. hansom and, after enscon- sing her therein, say "Bath Beach, driver.

THE WIFE TALKS.

Mrs. Corbett gave out an interview last

night at her apartments in the Powhat- tan, 115 West Thirty-fourth street. She told the story of her five years of married ellie to. “Gentleman Jim" with the air of an injured woman.” And 'she made no concealment-oe__tho foot ‘thot sho is iook- ing fora large amount of revenge and not less that $800 a week alimony. _

“If there is any woman who thinksa

prize fighter canbe o gentleman," she "aid. “she is welcometo Mr. Corbett. L

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sicigioms '

MISERY

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FAVDRITE PRESCRIPTION

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the saloon to John Considine, and aiLhe`

Private secretary, Harry Crockett, would

-holiday at his home in this city.

_ y e n tot e gardens. Aplatform

John McDonald but were frightened off Marguerite Cornille, the English music will beerected at theenst end of the Post

Olllce near the band stand. A large num-

,-DNEY TOBETHE OHDE AND MERSEY OF _. p _ ons w o de- ber of seats will be placed on the stage J. J. Mclbod elders. ' ~ ~_

_ AMERICA clared they were ina position to know, L°Wer Mcmtague' f0l` the 1l1€!11b€l`S Of 5110 DPCSS 0-lid U16

Said the bis fighter had e1oped;wiiii one mo. ETC. Erickson, Boston, is visit- °1°“'Y°f°11d°“°‘°‘”*°i°'1S~

MONTREAL. Sept. 10,-(Special]_-A pio~ soubrette. ing in Lower Montague,

A case of scarlet fever is reported in

Mrs. T. A. McLean ot this city, returned yesterday.

morning for Montreal to resume his

Miss Helen Palmer and M. G Cotton

years past, has been -obliged on account

home by the Northumberland yesterday

ation of rites, which has recently. been placed under _ the direction of Cardinal Steinhueber, has just issued adegnee call- ing the attentioni of the clergy, both at

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Mr. Waiter Bi-ookoo :oft yesterday Against P1-gygvr Cham,

studies at ‘McGill. His sister: Miss _`_"` Winoo ioft for mount Auison. -' Nnw Yom. Sent. 8~-Members of the Mr- J--1- L--i-of -E- B-nk -f N--= Yl;.i".§:.‘§;§..Tt‘;i‘i§’a.i';i°;.2.“‘“...'“..

Scotia, Halifax, left yestgiay morning who started the “endless prayer chain.. for Halifax’ after sand. -a pleasant tohelp defeat President McKinley. _

At the meeting there yesterday of the

Mr. and Mfrs.S.F.Tu.rbush left yesterday local W. C. T. U. it was decided that the

morning for St. John, N. B. Exhibition, union should discountenance the “chain” they will also take in the Nova Scotia asstronglyas possible, and to that cud Exhibition at Halifax and return in time a resolution was passed that it is con to prepare for our Charlottetown Exhibi- sidered unwise for the W. C. T. U. U0

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tion. _' T dabble in politics.

left yesterdhy morning by the Princess ez; H" 't Ne' Y°'k°

routetoEdgehill 'School-, Windsor, Nova NEW YORK, September 3___Th¢ an S°°”i“' Théy *ere ‘°°°"‘p"'“i°d by H' story brick building occupied by the 1 James Palmer, Esq.‘,_who returned in the Thomas C_ Clark paper box fwtgq in enum 5*' ‘ . ' . 4 the Bronx was tot-811! W1’°°k°d bf “N Tm; foomi took piaoo yesterday after early this morning. the 1°” beivs about

noon of Mrs. David Wooldridge from the $100.00?-

home of her daughter Mrs. Malcolm Ross, *w*--* 5- '“ St. Peter's Road. The ceremony was con- A large percentage of the news from ducted by nov. G. M. Young, assisted by coins is tinged with the ootmi ooior.

Rev. G. P. Raymond. _ The remains were At hat amount, “gom paul" vu num. taken to Little York for interment. ` ing toward, the woods md “mug the

nm. Frank Honour of this oity, woii- bursersw fizhton tothe death. _

known in Salvation Army circle for many "' P ‘E ' _ ' E ' S ’

of ill health to retire from the active work p '

of the army for the space of one year. At

the open air meetings. Mr. Rcnoufs voice -' - " ' `

was always listened to with attention and

respect. _ __ _ _ _ -

The remains of the late Mr Frank Good#

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win son of Mr. James Goodwin of Bedeque . 7 _

who died at Worcester,Mass.,on Sept. 8th ,_ '_ ,G _ _ _ " _

after a prolonged illness were brought ____

evening and were taken to the late homdi _ : E '_ __ __ - wha". 'in “nt at _ for interment. The funeral will take place ` _ ‘ i E Evxy '

t i-morrow at 2 0’cl0ck. *°'*"' d ‘”

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_ No Woman to Sing. i.

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New York, Sept. 6.-The sacred congreg- m@¢

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home and abroad, to the strict law instit- __ uted by the congregation, prohibiting women from taking part in music of div- ine service, either in solos or in choirsf says adespateh to thc Journal I-113 tiser from Rome. It il |J&li8V¢d it that the decree in qulltioli il m°1'°

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in ziiooaurohes. espesially

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Spencer, moderator, Messrs. Millar, Ic- Neill, Craise, Mackenzie, Robinson ffl!! Mclvor, ministers and N .S. N lolillltlslhl

ve ers were received.

The clerk reported that at the rccpuat

_ know what had become of her husband Miss Katie and Beatrice G-*Y 0f POWIIBL CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS' of tha Hdinxpmsbyury in hm

ber of the recent tour of engineers to Cape She admitted to a reporter for the Sunda ‘ left by train yesterday morning for the St, [C0l'l`¢¢l5€d ¢V¢l'.Y T\1°Sd8~Y.)

Pos Ting Fu expedition of 44110 men with Bretvn SWS 116 believes Swine? Will be' Telegraph that he had deserted her and John Exmbmom Lamb ab)

_ _ _ ~ _ beet arte lb.....

come in time the Clyde and Mersey of padded it was no surprise. SCBQONER Rob, s_, Master F0;-wa,-.1 is Beef America in one, and that all the iron ship We havli 1iV¢d all Unhappy life-" S110 l0adiD8"D1‘°d\1°e f°1‘ W- A- P°°1¢ &C0-Y ggfxgggwh) per lb buiiaiog or North America wiii be ooo. °°”f°S~`°d- “Hd I knew he would so Lower Montague cabbage i"`r'a`o'i)"_'.`_'_ '''''''''' ‘_

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Fm -1| f ll R - - the W-“_ sooner or later. Ihave already consulted - _- _ _ _ _ C bbage head ........ ._

“ce W' ° °" “ssmm ‘ centrated there. an attorney. and shall at once institute' Mrs. MoBride~and Miss Elsie McBride, _____

WIND “OWS AT .mn RATE 0,. 100 MILES prweedings for di,,m,ce_ Souris, P. E. I., are the guests of city Fowls per pair_.- ....

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AN HOUR. I éo not know whether he has friends. gew

America-I have heard nothing of it- Mr. William Stems of Morell, leaves H9568 D61' lb--, ----- --

,this morning to visitfriends in»_Truro and 'HV per cwt' ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ' " ° ' ° ° other points in Hova Scotia.

Mr. Robertson, formerly of the Electric

Light Station in this city, left yesterday Potatoes new b

morning on return to Montreal. ME “tml g ?gr ) Messrs. John .i.MoDona1d and Laugh-_ Onionsner lb

no MoLom, Montague, ion yesterday 'S46 ““,,h°;°e‘,3 bunch morning for the St. ,John Exhibition. Cu'¢um1;¢1-g_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _°_`

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Mr. Goi-aid Monson of Montreal, who '}`;1£;§'§;§°' P°k-----

has been visiting his parents, Mr. and B1uebe,.,.ies`_`ffff""`

som-si commission. appointing sentatl eld “p ' _

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