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cr: rznwann isr.aND. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 19. '

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Between Three Turkish Bat-,A talions and Insurgents

-Chinese Reformers Appeal io Euro- pean Consuls -DiamJndsin1Li- 7 beria--Simple Cure for Lock- jaw Discovered-

_Loan saLisi=rRr's onavr-: coxnrrrox.

Losuos, Aug. IS-((Special)-The cor.-

dition of Lord Salisbury continues un. deniably grave.

.nuuoxns is i.isi-mia.

New Yonii, Aug. 15-(Spe-;ial.)-Re~

ports announce the discovery of diamonds .in Liberia, Africa

.cuissss ru-zromxens rx rr-:imi,~i:.

Loxnos, Aug. 18 -(Special)-'l`ne Stand-

ard correspondent at Tien Tsii_ repnrtsl

that the educatfd Chinese are imploring

.the foreign c:n~uls to afford them pro-y tection on account of the approaching visit of the-Chinese ofticials, who arrested the Pekin reform journalist, Shen Chien.

The oflicials are thought to be on the way to Tien Tsin to seek victims amor.3

the reformers there.

ru.-:RCE BATILE IN IAUKDONIA.

Sorta, August 18.-(Special)-A fierce

battle is reporzed to have occurred in fthe neighborhood of Monastir.

Three Turkish nettalions attacke l' a

thousand insurge its and after iizhtiig six hours the 'Iurks were re pulsed with a loss of 210 men killed or wounded.

The insurge nts' loss is not given.

The insurgents are said to have fired anumber of Greek Villages near Kru sheve.

GENUINE CURE FOR LOCK JA W. '

ffobloek-iaw, has been discovered b

Cnicaoo, Aug. 13 -{ Special.)-A

3'

Dr. Samuel A. Matthews, Professor of'

Pharmac alogy in the Uni versity of Chicagc. The trf atment consists of the injection

of a salt solu io :_ O is nazien t has beeni

cured who was in the las: stagds of the d isease.

IT \VILL GIVE YOU AN APPETITE.

Ard a stomach to take care of it. a di-

irestiou that v ill fill your veins with rich blood; if weak, i1 will strengtlrn thi- heari; will mane the liver discharge i s proper func ions. Ferzozme will do all this and more too Ferr-.zone will increase your nerve force and capecity for meiiial labor, and will make work areal pleasure. Every man, woman and child can cerevi- beuefit from Ferrozone. At all drupgine.

D NIC

Memlq- cf the

_ /._- ' ' ,_ agreed on a E I Agfgr he would \* had nc

ilaszaiil li lliiiir’s Souvenir Pesialiiiaiils;i§l“‘ The Best 1

AGB- 1.

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Upon the Streets of the City I

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Was the Decision of City Council il

'ast Night-Other Questions | Discussed at the Special I

Meeting.

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Aspecial meeting of the City Council

was held last night. All but Councillor Lyons were presenr. i

s'rnr:i_:'r{r-:xPENDrrUnEs. i

The tirst subject for consideration was the continuance of the work upon the I streets, the grant for that work having, expired.

Conn. \\'tzear protested against a

further expenditure at the present time. The question was considered at some ler-gtb, Couns Hooper and Stewart sp :ak- ing in oppfsition to afurther grant and Coun. Moore contending that the work shouldbe continued. -

Conn. Wheat moved that the _city

i

for the Present *I

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surveyorbe instructed to sell thiee of

in maintenence of the streets be discon- iinued. The motion not being seconded, C.un.\\'hcar withdrew the part cf the

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motion referring to the sale of'the

order The motion was ried Couns

In reference to rmanent works it was

Wheat and Stewart contending for the

length but no action was taken

diture. He moved that this money be ,

. f ~

the city horses and that further work ;iPlckard, J Humphrey, GFawoett, WB than nt ‘gun and med into we

Dixon.

' RE. ISLAND. p wounding nine cut of the eleven.

\V N Brown i _

Sydney Bit nkhcrn, \V

B:Cl{R'li.ll.‘ '

KI~:N'rv11.LI~:.

A E Calkin G E Calkin, B H Dodzf,

.MGDew<»ir.,’wi1iiam renin. ‘ OF PERSQNAL iN`|'ERES`|'_

Picrov. --

W_ W. R P Fraser, W H Hamilton, JohnW E.B. Eiderkin, Amherst, came to the

Secretary-Treas-ire' of the Cfiarloite_ Ross'

town B 1.-=r'l cf Trade TBUR9-

f R S B>y:i,J H Kent,G0 Fulton, Dr

Muir, D B Cummings, H W Crowe, F A

~ . I _ ~~ 0'B ' ,JAK 'ght.

1 horses. Coun. Hooper then second. d the Do” ’ \ T R 5 ’ J M men m

lx motion to stop work. WOLFWLLE'

Conn. Paton moved in amendment that Dr H Lawrenw. C R H SYS". W H the Ciiy Surveyor report 01 the sidewalks Ghuse. USD! J B TiU8l@Y» J B Oak* S-

needing repairs, etc. before any action be YARMOU1-H,

taken. Conn. Moore seconded. His Augustus Cam), B G Burpee’ Robert \Vorship ruled the amendment out of Cam _ _

Patori and Moore dissentinsgf , . L0Ul3BURG°

Conn. Paton moved his amendment as a Dr A Morrison, H C LeBatt, Capt B H

main motion which was carried, Coun.iC;nq_ ,I I T -

Whw disselltieff- NEW BRUNSWICK. '

Pe .

-.greed that the east end of Kent Street VCHATHABL be finished with the exception of the block yv S 1,938-i¢,» (;¢0;~g¢ Wage, J L

between Prince and Hillsboro, and Prince vsggwarf, 1) P_ Mgknhlm, M S Hooker, J Street be then proceeded with, Coun=. B M¢K¢nzie_ `

completion of all of Kent Street. W BYWCASTLE

Tne question ofthe refund toW. A. D Morrison, J Morrison, MPP, CC Wbeksdc C0. which bill was held over Cregnan, P Hennessey, Geo Stothart, H

fr0m last meeting, was considered at some B Anslow, F A Clark, M Barron. p

' sacKvu.r.E. '

T” FH'-E ”""-““""“1""- _ H ancopp, c c cmpbeu, ‘H c Read, c

Conn. Moore rewrled me $`-+15 I'=°1°"=~ Faweeer, H A eoweu, c D stewart, c W

ed over from the Fire Department expen- Ca_r,i1||, a__M¢(;r¢,,¢y, T R Aqdisgn, G

expended in port for 'a modem hoseqyl'¢¢l- Carried. ' ‘ '

c. B. cnaP1>m.L’s cnanr. Whear read Architect Chappell s

asking for 2l‘Z._.°n $35,000 ($8_75)f0r of the 'new market house.

stated that

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6 best is the cheapest 2315 Y°“ ’

afford to use any,0th¢1'-

the eum

Grant

Coun.

who $08

Conn.

said he

yum ...!'.l!....ali§¢n.t~ niéved which

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_The S. S. Picnic takes place

next on the beautiful grounds

Pownal. Everybody is

invited. refreshments, ice cream cake. Bringa friend and 9611

J M W

RATTE

President of the Charlottetown

Boar-1 of 1' vane; A member otti e' '

Reception Committee.

agood ted and have a 3004 lill1¢- 135% f . ._ ......

_ ` -, CHABLOTTETOWN.

The Maritime Board of Tiade opens?

in the] Legislative Assembly this morning' N Rattenbgfy’ F L H°“°‘rd_’ Ge) E at ten ofckeh Hughes, D hicnolson. W F Ti dmarsh The lull list of accredited delegateare Uhfme’ P°°°“' Charles I‘7°”s' W H

_ = it Aitken, Geo E Auld, G D Longworth and

NOVA SCOTIA. . _] T Crwkei-t_

HALIFAX- ~ sciuurmslnrs.

J P Longard. O E Smith, J B Faster, W i Hon R Q McLeod, W A Bfennam Capt L Kate, J A Johnson. _ei slilcseph Read, Richard Hunt, William

‘ aNNaPoLrs. ,Stewart

.E C Whitman, A E Eley. s0URr=. V

AMHEBST- ,, A ohn McLe-tn, Thomas Kickham, L

B D Bent, W E Lord, H Pipes, J Davis,‘i§cDonald. ' _

‘M D Pride, W A Fillmore, J M.':Kean,4T - KW SOUTHERN, KmGs_ A N Campbell. ,i ?'*' ' ' ' ‘ »

Poole, Inman,

P Browne, Jas F Norton, J A Mathie-

.ew

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city last night. '

Murray H. Mellish, Salem, Mass. spent

Sunday in the city.

Murray McNeill, St. John is visiting

friends in Charlottetown. _

H W. Turner, 0`Leary is in the city.

H: i~i _ egistered qt the Queen. -

Conductor McKie returned last evening

from a _trip to Yarmouth, N. S.

Mrs. Boswell Jenkins, Mount Albion is

visiting friends at West River. '

Miss Esther AbhoLt,tea.cher Princetown

Road left Monday for California.

Martin West, Esq. has returned to the

,ci y after a short visit to Union and Yoi k.

J am ~s Brehagt of Boston is spending a few weeks vlsiting friends in Hazelbroolr.

Miss Fannie` West and Miss Bertha

140153. ' ‘

Miss Harper, Shediao is spending the

week at York, the guest of Mrs. (Rev.) T. Hicks. _

Miss Irene E. Henderson and Miss’_P. Mutch, city, are spending their holidays at York.

J ohn P. Brennan, North Syduey,arrived

Mrs George Cimpton and Mrs Sydney

of St. E'eancrs were _in the

sterday' ` ' ' _ '

il!P°°¢i.!¢ atNew Glasgow the guest llrs.Dlkiaaon. - f

sepq er ,g,.¢_r. c. ____a. _ a

at rimiii-ii at nie G. r.o~m

une dey ia¢eug|_i¢.‘ = 4

Aitkin, y

o£~New Ghapw High

this morning br 'Edmon

Mrs. and

Bessie Aitkin, Montague, former-

ly theilrmofF. Perkins 8: Cq. leaves

momingfor Boston while she will

the winter

lllBlllUS llllilll]

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' I V _-t i f-,.i'. ,And Wounds Ten More for`Say He’s Worthy to

Cutting His Melon Vines |_;q|»l¢|»'¢ Sh*

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no _ l°< . ` "

The neun _warned them to`ato'p .and

Ennrl

A. MESSERVEY

of the Charlottetown Board

Trade.; He is at present attending the -Congress ,of Chambers of Commerce:

immediately tied. `

atv Annan Possr-: ovmrraxics mm.

An armed posse of men overtook the

negro near the bridge over the Lamahoose

iRiver. He fired, instantly killing Thcs.l Ebbett and Robert Ford.

_ Sledge was accosted today by James

M,oo_re and Duley Wilson and Bred,

instantly killing Moore and mortally wounding Wilson.

\Villia.m Doyle, selling agent for the

Mahon Coal Mining Co.. Ltdz, Mabou, C. B., who has been on the Island on a ousl- ness trip, leaves on return today.

Saunders are sponding the week at'Unioni Mm H H A_ Gammon of Summemme

, ' i

I who has been visiting her two sons and daughter-in Sydney and other friends in Halifax, isnow in this city and will re- turn to Summerside to-daylhaving had a most enjoyable visit extending over two months. "

Miss Alice Perkins daughter of Fred

P.-rkins of this city and Miss Genevieve

last night to attend the Board ot ,Trade l McDonald, Cardigan leave this morning math* for Regina where they will take a course

into M l pq; H

Misa Marie Spencer has been en- murlng :den tsghxihi? fury to

. ' P0 'i0 i

gaged to teach in the graded school at ith’ west K pm es’ n n Marshfield. _ , 0

sriiiiiiim

e e A rsoneriiinin i .S

, Abautiful Souve1tirPost Unrdwi apcrl 5 H* |

EdwdrdIatirnd:idd`;alsoaviar~o6 _[_ W3: A <' ‘-

Zandfrouncopil¢opecit.l_ly8¢l¢¢¢°.5?°‘i. °°"' "°

’gm`1g;¢ful, E ' tourisltandvilitof uid haveaaet. H ` ’ cards having ' iz views;

. Ei?

ciuimm G. .Mt-Milam, or 'city

done' upmsets saleoillyat "0

(lMlTlEli’S

Charlottetown. ~

Headquarters for Souvenir

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near/ ' ~'~ 5 " -f

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>Pursuod by aiirkrmed Company. He The lqifl 5 l Holds-thim at Bay-He Shoots go, Frdd ?hlmlt~

at sight-nevperadt siiii can '

at |-“Sh r Increase.

M

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A NEGRO DESPERLDO. ' ‘ v

, Him-IN, Alabama, nag. is-special;-`

News reached ,here today that three men T

had been killed and ten wounded in Ran-` pmt' ibm! marins: “ dolph County by a negmé “med Sledge Hlmiincbm 8119995411 o Graailflilklasl-

now rms rnounrne Bissau. ‘Hn RMS,”

On Saturday a. party of eleven white jretlrment from

men work ing near Lamarasked permission

to eat a few melons ln the negrofs .patelil .ati

They were told to help themselves. whose sh§

Honacn HASZARD. r “'°“ “‘°° ”‘==*° ‘° we we els-_=» we ‘if

President of the Maritime Board of Trade. ' ““‘"°“° “mi 'im' , V

~awanivnm,rni\°asaor. i '.. 3°,°|°° ll»&k "KICK

DB. BUSSILL I TZIADI;

011'-'*WA» All- 13--(gli-Fla Inh-

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PAY HDQC

all if

men score an avenge lncnas= of I8 not cent.

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CAl\i\'O`1‘ DO \\ ITHOUT IT.

Once Dr. Chas-'s Ointltli known, it is ii1dtao»ii~able in ill beeauw of then#-0-cs off-ways In K can be used. \Vhlle this i-tuorht In known as a prsiiive cure for relcml. rhcum, itcnmu pile~, ii-ui the ment :Q turing d'se-isvs of the slilo, it ls M00 apprmched as _a tieatmeit lor em rritated » skin, niuiul-i», lnilukhsliz poisoned skin, sealda, bum! and MK every ue~eripi,lo|i. i f

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l_8 13|! BUOY

e Six gr ,es at 25,30, 35, 4o;,5o and

, ' . 60 cents a pound.

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qmn sooneenn ooimfrrm ‘i Sr. Joins, .jd

ooedepeea me Queeg beforethe

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