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OUTLAWS

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Pursucd bv Many Citiz- The Entry List a_Veiy

CHS Of TCXHS

THREE ARE NOW DEAD

A Fire in Buffalo Destroys Half A Million Dollars

Worth.

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amp or ournaws Punsusn.

Cnicaoo, June 18-.(Special).-Five

hundred cmxem, gf Tens”-g on 5 hunt ing promise to be of more than ordinary f . ~ A ‘ » ` - _ » ' ‘ 'A - ` ~ A ~ - ~ I 0,2 B,

interest. The entry list is a good one each i ~ l e _ .» event being well hlled. The bicycle races Q . s *mm*

CITY AND COUNTRY °-' --

erson, the speedy Wanderer, W 7 ' _ _ r L . .

Chmerbn und the Brown Brothers, will ____ ___{ _________________________________________________________ _; ___________ _ iiiiiii _ :ia °hh.“°° Jan. 18""(Spe°i“°) "° Th'i

doubtless be the best seen on the 0_A,A_A_ `- """"" 'll """"" "` """"""""" " ' """"""" ". """"""""""" " f°110WiB¥ IN the closing rates: -

"Mk for some time and records Wm pro_ Tan seventy-five yardsdash to-morrow FoLLown~iG isa list of road contractors 3.1!' what ,mb Conf 43'; o°“,___

bam, be smashed_ ,The running races be_ night will be worth seeing. Don r. miss for _each of the districts within .the Pod' $3.87# __

_ ' T t; I . . ' . ° 1 , , ' su

scondie

for a band of Mexican outlaws who murdered three men. Already one outlaw has been shot, one banged and one wounded man hanged in the effort to make him divulge the where- about of the leaders of the gang.

BAD FIRE IN BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, June 18.-(Special).-A ire on Squaw Island destroyed mills, eleva- tors, a dozen naptha and steam launches canal and house-boats, etc., causing a loss of over half a million dollars.

The Ralston Health_ Club

With Its Army of Ten Million Members Use

Malt Breaitist Food.

Malt Breakfast Food which contains all the food elements in just the proportion needed for perfect nutrition and the build- ing up of the body and brain, is the only true health food in the world.The Ralston Hnlth-Club numbering over ton millions 'bf members, have made Malt Breakfast Food their chosen morning dish. Light,

refreshing, delicious and nutritious, are

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qualities that Malt Breakfast Food alon can boast of. Ask your Grocer for a pack-

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A G 0 ` following program!

1.-Charactei istic Overture.-Frolic s of

Dongola Shoe

A Referee.-Cyrus MacMillan. -

O r f . Judges.-Arthur Sullivan, D. A. Mc-

Kinnon, L. B. McMillan.

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GOFF BROS.

at -I Q.) and reliable and thefkinri that cures pro- \a-/ “ d 25 cents.

1-» m tl 10 cents an _

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INTERESTlNt. RACES

Promised Those Who Atie nd

Livery and

Boarding Stables _

Charlottetown. ' P- E- I. V

First-class s i n 5 I e

and double teams; at moderate rates- - _Fine t\_irn-outs for

weddings and private

rties-

' Great George Street we se" Both

SPORTS

Good One.

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between And A

ners will furnish surprises.

The entries are as follows -

70 YARDS DASH -(Scratch)

L E Eaton, Acadia College, N S, H W. Ritchie, Abegweits, J. MacMillan, Abegweits; Harry Toombs.Charlottetown; L. L. McIntyre, do; J. Hughes, C. Mitchell, do.

1 MILE nicrcnn Racn.-[Flying Start]

H. B. Anderson, Wanderers, A. C. Hali-

fax; Arthur Cameron, Abegweits (Mon- tagne); Byron Brown, Abegweits; P. C. Brown, Charlottetown; Samuel Doyle, St. Dunst~\n's College; H. Wonnacott,

town.

300 Yanns aus. (Handicap)

H. W. Ritchie, Abegweit, scratch; L. E.

Eaton, Acadia .College, 6 feet; Harry Toombs, Charlottetown,15 feet; J. Mac- Mlllan,Abegweits, 21 feet; C. Mitchell. Charlottetown, 21 feet; J. Hughes, 3.1

` i §`un.1: mcrchx. (Handicap) ,

H. B. Anderson, Wanderers, Halifax;

Scratch; ' P. C. Brown, Charlottetown, scratch; Byron Brown, Abegweits scratch; Arthur Cameron, Abegweits, scratch; A. W. Gaudet, 30 ft; S. Doyle, 30 ft.; H. Won- nacott, 45 ft..

600 vanns RUN. (Handicap)

= C. Mitchell, scratch; L.E.Ea.ton, scratch H. W. Ritchie, scratch; H. Toombs, 24 ft. L. L. McIntyre, 36 ft.; J. Hughes, 36 ft.

1 MILE BICYCLE. (Handicap)

H. B. Anderson, scratch; P. C. Brown,

scratch; Byron Brown, scratch; Arthur Cameron, scratch; S. Doyle, 45 feet; A. W- Gaudet 45 feet; H. Wonnacott, 51 feet.

The 4th Regiment Baud will render the

the Imns.

2.-Waltz-The Favorite.

3.-Two Step-Honey, kiss me, do.

4.-Overture-Hot stuff. 5.-Waltz-Murmur of the' Breezes, (by

request).

6 -Descriptive-Galop. at the Derby

Races. '

7.-God Save the King.

The oiiicials arc'-

Clerk of the Course. -H. R. Large.

Assistant.-F. L. Muncey. Timers.-P. S. Brown, Thos. Ronaghan,

Howard Dingwill.

Scorer.-W. V. Newsou. Umpires.-J. A. F-lrqiiharson, J. A.

Moore, H. H. Grady, J. W. ,McKinn0t1-

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BOWMANS’ HEADACHE POWDERS

cure quickly all headaches arising from nervousness, sleeplessness, biliousness T and other causes. Bowman’s are safe

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The Electric URM Sports to ba hem on gras 1;; ng e- 3142153 wlay sc ehme. it \viasi;tabt:_ y ai _csppéineiht that pgstsgngers w Tlaviartioibe llinolted into their seats, ls the t ‘Ill c P I. QIIIKI. the C. A.A. A. grounds to-mon-ow even. pubqib willsggfiss the ilinioisg-iedlil. our m ‘ ~ mg a "‘ en men a ' ecuve‘6° Ke shawsilmw th' 1 l£0N'1'B.°lar., Juno

tween the “scratch' men and the “begin- ` ` ` - , pr°vm°°:_

A TELEGRAM from Montague last night

conveyed the sad intelligence of the sud den d ath of Capt. Donald M Leod the proprietor of the Dominion Hotel which took place at 9 o’clock The Captain drove to Murray Harbor during the day and returned shortly before 9 o’clock in the evening in his usual good health. After entering his home he complained of feeling alittle weak and laid down on a bed and three minutes 'after life was ex- tinct. Dr. Robertson was sent for but when he arrived medical aid wrs of no

mourn The deceased gentleman was a

tague some 20 years ago and conducted a tannery For a number of years he was captain of the company of nilitia, located at Montague

PE'rEB.’s Roan Norms .-The many friends

of Mr Arthur Bears ii. re please-i to see

una o the litt eson. owardr , aged 4 years whof`die,d of pneumonia. The_family have the sympathy of the neighborhood.-Mr. Neil Johnston has the

contract for road repairing in Lots 63 and

p His daughter, Miss Maggie, who hasbeen seriously ill in Lowell, Mass., is"'now` fully recovered, since returning home. She was accompanied by her sister Miss Minnie.-'-C. _F. Myers, B.A., preached here on Tuesday evening and organized an auxiliary of W. F. Missionary Society. The oflicers are: Pres., Miss M. G. Mc- Leau; Secy., Mrs. Archie Johnston; Treas.. Mrs. W. ti. Bears; lst Vice,Mrs. J. Vani- derst-ine; 2nd, Mrs. Isaac Bears. Meet- ings held in church on every third Tues- day in each month. . '

MB. J. B. Paton of Halifax, who spent

last summer on the Isla-nd in the interest of the Mutual Life Insurance Company of ` New York, is about to return to this city for a stay of some months' here and about the Province. Those who had the pleasure of his acquaintance when here last year will give him a cordial welcome. Mr. Paton likes the Island and its people so well that he is most desirous to give tl e people the benefit of life insurance in “the largest and most successful life insurance company in the world-the Mutual Life of New York.” It is indeed something. io share in the mutual protectionandmutual profits of this immense corporation, with its assets of over three hundred and twenty-five millions. The New York Mutual has been now successfully carried

holders sharing-equitably in its profits in addition to their insurance. -Mr. Paton expects to reach Charlottetown this week. '

thanks received by Rev J' A Winheld rector of St. Marks church, Kensington, fora sermon preached REV J A WINFIILD,

Riscrron Sr Mamie’ CHURCH,

Kensington, P E I.

Prince Edu ard No 1098 I O F Kensing

Forester Brethren of Court Prince Ed

you, Sir that we appreciate in no _sma

Order, the Fatherhood of`God and th Brotherhood ‘of man, which if adher _

Again tendering you the heartfelt than o&Court Prince Edward, ~' ' ‘ We Remain Yours Very Truly, _ H. A. LESLIE Q Z 1. VVM. TBOMPSO N Coulrrrl yi W. E. CARRUTHERS _`

Kensington, P. E. 1. June mii,1oo1.

._' Cummins, Anderson, and the

Brothers compete to-morrow night;

Crbquet Sets

¥e?ophon,e100. ` 1* I

,him out again aiterli-'fiiigconlinedio his* lliouse by illness.-Mr. and Mr_s.VNeil J:

f...,,1,.;...n°_1»»y», sneer... __ ,!\.eYs,,_.11e°.!=,.‘s.sf1,.$»§§z%,er_

and 64, and will commence work at once

The complete establishment is.53. .,_;It

on for fifty-eight years with its policy-_

\\ e the committe appointed by Court

ton, telic very much pleasure in tendering

‘_ 1 ‘ 3 youihc hearty and unanimous vote of

J ' 'thanks passed by the said court, for the

eloquent forcible and very appropriate

sermon which you delivered for the

ward on Sunday, June 16th-the annive- sary of t-his Noble Order. And we assure

, measure the clear. and eloquent explana- tion of the great cardinal principles of the

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to will make 'usbetter men,better citizens

The followingis a copy_of_4thef___ca_rd of*

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and consequently better Foresters.

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Brown

PRINCE COUNTY

No 1-Patrick Doyle Tignish 2-Thomas Graves, Alberton

3-John M Stewart Glenwood Lot

4-W J. Palmer, Freeland

5.-John T Cosgrove, Wellington 6-Robert Douglas, Kensington. 7-John K. McKay' Spring Valley.

8-F.W. Picketts, Freetown./ '

9-Empharim Bell, Cape Traverse. .10-William Nlsbet, Higgins Road. 11.-George M. Squarebriggs.Mi .

QUn:aN’s coUN'rr.~ `

No. 1-Chas. H. Biggar, Stanley. 2-George W. H. Stevenson,,Frederie»

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7-W. J. McIntyre, Mill Cove V 8-John J. McCarthy,Johnson’s _Rivet 9-Henry Smallwood and L. Wood, ' lexan ria

A d ' _ A '10--Malcolm A. Macdonald, Lyndale.

avail. Awidow and family are left to

} native of Southport and reinovedto Mon- Emu' ` ' Nor", Pum, comma r In

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Kurds ccusrr. ,

No. 1--Bernard’ Connolly, Slnnott’s

Road. _ ‘ '

2¢James D. MoInnis, St. Peter’s Bay. 3-James B. Macdonald, St. Marzaret's. 4-Allan Gillis, do. ' .

5-John J. Campbell, Elmira.

7-John S. McLe`od,`Bridgetown. 8-Elijah McKay Ruskin, I , 9-John AI Macdonald, Commercial

Cross. - ' I

10-N eil B. Johnson, Peter’s Road.

_ll-George A. Parker, Geo’-town.

L. Squadron P. E.” I. Mounted Rides had

their first drill on Monday evening last. Over thirty members paraded V which in- cluded uearly all who-had' signed the roll up lo that time. At the conclusion of the drill -seven new members were added making at total enrollment of 41 members,

expe'cte_d that attheend of, the-A present week the establishment willbe completed-.

The corps will for the present ,drill at

Hillsboro Rink on Monday and Tlmrsday

\ evenings commencing at 8- o’clock sharp.

It is ex, cated that the mounted, drill yi ill co mmeuce in about a month s time, a month being ailo wed to. enable recru-its ‘to get their horses partially “bro`k:en. The corps willcommence Morris-tube practice at once and `expeEt to have `r5i*`s't./i°oii"g ‘teani

below a nominal roll of the Company;

OFFICERS.

J. A. McDonald, Captain. ` A. Ernest lugs, Lieut. i ‘ ` ‘i Gordon T.‘Alley, “

. NON ‘C0165 ANU HES.

Arthur Sullivan.

` Geo. S. McLean. _ '

Edward H. Mitchell.

Picton C. Brown. '

Edward `Cba.nd1_er.

Ernest Henrv. ~

John C; McDonald. Alfred Pickard. D. O. _M. Reddin.

.J. 0. Hyndman Harry H Grady Benj Rogers.

Longworth McMil Harry Ottaway. Harry Norton.

Harry 0. Brehaut. - William Clark. p p

T. Henry~Daucm.

J. B. Mcinnis. Harold Grey. _ Jas. L. Roper. " Harry Morris, `

NV. C. Cook.' _ ._

Jas, Parker H\'~n»>_r. . ' J.,D.~»Jeokir~<. - .WN , _ _ "

D, A_.»Mc`,Kiuii-au, (_B0y8ify.)

McKinnon.

3-Albert Parkman New Glasgow. 4-Ei-efieriex Essay-Union Road. ' 3”" “M4 i -

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6-James H. Campbell, Dundas. '

for our Provinciai matches. We give

S091' Wh00%.082' Corn 44§;Oata, -_- P0lk,$1o07§

Amalgainated Copper _ _

Atchison Common Brooklyn Transit'

Burlington Louisville Nashville llanbatmn New York Gentrai

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St. Paul

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St. John St. Ry. `

Halifax St Ry.

Twin City St. Ry. Dominion Coal Co.

Republic Mining

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North Snr do - s Dominion Iron and Steel A '

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WnrBagle 2,5 Heat &Powet‘ _ 102

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knows Catarrhozone- cured h.im,and-Mr.

remed, f 'Miiters So Throat, Bronctlitis, Trung, _Trhuble anrd Catarrlu.

”th`ereis nothing in the world to-day

that cures so quickly and permanenti, as Catarrhozone. It cures by inhaiationi without danger or risk, and is most agreeable to use." Two months treatment _$l.tl); small size25 cents. Druggists a Poison 8: Co., ‘ Kingston

WORK ON INDBPBHDANCB.

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Foot Balls

Boston, June 15.-The big steel mast ofthe Independence was unstepped at the Atlantic works, East Boston, yesterday. It now rests on the dock ready for the workmen. It has been decided to take five feet od’ the heel of the mast instead of four, as was originally intended. The topmastwlli beshortened six feet. The present spruce stick may he replaced by an Oregon pine stick six feet shorter.

ll This, however, has not been deilnltply de'

cided upon.

Th” W- M°“"S7 L use sie- niisobis xsaasieira. '

Chas. B. Perkins. a _

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Ycu’il enyoy ice cream to

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