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lNlHllS ltlH lHl W.C EHlMPltlllSHlPS

Athletes for the Three Pio- New vlnces to Compete in Unio

Halifax to Morrow

l`|ic lil.P.A.A.A.-championships will be ST. J

'held on tin- Wanderers' grounds, Satur- com-an

,my iiftci-rioou. All the prominapt ruth- 1-e,,,Dm |_.»1_i-,_-__i`rf__:.li_e`I rovlncos are emmgei . ihe _lecmed HI lu mils -.1 A Macmillan, las Howe, I5i‘"“l

l.. l.. ilraililul. M- P- M'\l`Uln. F- 1)UW0if0. last year. \\'au<li-ri-rs; John Macdonald, Picton ; A UO

p,.,,-,» M, llall, Sydney; \\’. S. Beazley,

-_'20 _vards-Macnilllun, Howe, Abeg- \\’91”0l\

\v.»ii.~, l)c\Volfe, Graham. Schaefer, |u._m¢L~,, iii-ara, liall, Smith, A. C. Nrl The

. ii.l`i'i~.~ci-rits. _

`u|iuyiinlsfliowo. Abcgwelts; H. O. °°i"f"i

|‘.~yor, Wanderers; Hearn. Ball, T. F. ¢0lUll“l` ' ` ’- "ic i. iopsfavorlegislation forbidding I-hui, l‘|‘e.‘»‘cel\ts.

.wi yards-H. O. Pryor, A. Downey,

\Vauil.~ri-rs ; Ball; H. Harley, F. Hennes-

_~,_,~, ,-\ln-;_;\\~i-its; H. Boutilicr, Crcs- ‘

ecnls

to petition the (lovcrnmeut for a uiorro\\'.

iiiui iiiiriii iii

t_\lile»-Pryor, Downey. B. Boutlller,

I-`, Faulkner, Crescents; Howe, Harley.

ll.-iiiicsscy, Abegwelts;

lh-.nal Jiunp-\\'. Halpcnny, Howe,

Uliarloitetoirn;Iiail.1lleDonnld_Grahani.

lligh .lump-liowe, Halpenny, Aheg-

wi-iis; I’ryor, McDonald.

Poli- \'ault~Halpenny, Harley, Mc»_

llonald.

llamnirr-S. P. Gillis, St, Francis

X:\vlux', Antigonlsh; J. \V. Jones, Chas

l'iltc. Alu-;;\\'eiis; ll. liiil. Sydney.

___l_'_i1tlin,-,g Shot»Joncs, Pike, .~\liL~g\\1-its; N__“

lliiullea-llowe, Halpenny, Abegwolts; Snlniii

illclhniald l'.‘iui. ‘ in

Yomc, Sept l-A confessed ae

.\linii‘iui|;.l. J. Conilon,i.. liubley, W. li. its _ lii|tnn_ Cr-t-.su-nits; F. McI’hec. unaltai-h- llumwnyohi “veit Wie tcm`"“'m'h0uBp‘ Mm`"mF'M" S”l’i`°'"|’°" `!"*A" ““"'"‘i' _,L Al!;\0§ U.Yl"’"i» ‘il YCHYS 0lfi.\\’i\S l0Ul<Ud was made on the branch of the

up ast.

---‘ai with

--- The

*___* _ Tniturul - `k|1|r~,.i Sri.-i1 -,`-'ii ' .. , _ ..._-.. - \\as

/\£'C0l'Iiilli§ £0 tile lll0tll0\‘ the Child was ‘. aut was|'c\uolist1'at.e1i with, he simply re- - “__

_\“ ` ' _ _ beaten todeath during thenight because prgated the cowardly o|l`ense. Captain

” llenser, who has three children of his ()\\-on \\-nos"-.|U1¢0|, ¢|,,.,,0§,,g,, |_|,,. p,.,,,,

own,

|lUml‘~ L“l0l` Silt’ “`l\-Si‘l'fi till! limit’ t0 tering the liarriirks for service the moles-

Q2, remove blood .~taiu.~i and dressing it, tation _~.i|i[| ,_-g||;in|w.l_ Sw",-,S ,vm-5

it'll‘l‘iC‘ilil0 till' 'l00l'\\'l\)' \\'llUI`0 it.“"lS thrown tlu-0u;.:h the windows and ani- f0\lU‘i- inonia discliari.;cd in the room, so that the DGHSEP timlliiil tilt’ ll\Ul"i0l‘ Uf U10 Cllllil- fumes i~ihould make the room unilt tn

KNEW HIS GOODS. to the support of which he said hchud, |»@,,min in_ S¢_ [,.;.ui,., |,U|iL-0 _smtp gmt

liowi-ver,'foh_iacted. llc saiiitliatiittiie re- th.-_y wg;-ig ||||.\l,|¢ (0 ,lg mu,_~|. “-it),

Cuslonier-'i`hose trousers are too short _

l»0f U10 lll0|»ll0\` iii* llilii |lUlllH|lL’il tile the crowd \\hli~l\ numbered some 300 or

for uiy boy; he‘ii outpzrow them in tive “ues ui-i~l:.~i. E Um

'l`ailor-No danger; they won`t last h°"""" ‘viwii il” f'”i-Ul"\‘*‘i ‘li 'llltilllllht' cd,however,unrlnppeareil before Iiccoril-

Um, |,,,,,_,_ the mother told him that the i-lnlil nas or Valleoanrl was tlucii $1.35 and severely

dead ami he went with her to ilispose of ,~,.|,,-|,,,,,|,,|¢.1 for hi, |,,“| U0,,,|m.l_

me the body.

A CAMP NECESSITY.

Clin-k`s Pork and Beano are a necessity T

iu ervry ramp. Siltisfyliiir, tasty ami wlailvsonic. Fic. and lllc. pci' tin. Plain or

with tlhill or Tomato Sauce.

Foot Comfort

RADETtllE_SHIP-PING. i

Sep

is ever the watchword)"‘in

the construction of the Slater Slice. This shoe is made to- iit your feel. Your feet do not have to tit the shoes, and this is something intending shoe purcliascrs should' bear in

llillld. HILVC yOU. il€3.t f€CiI I to inoderate \\'ef»ierly winds, ilne and cool. lf so keep them neat. If not __

S. S. l‘3iL'0Ll'll. l\Il‘l<l1l`|~`ll- M\ll'1'i\.Y i-il\l"_ was broken last niigiii. by Horne person un-

l.V llclp you to have neat feet. ' Une ofthe chief materials

used in the construction of the Slater Shoe, is the cele-

brated oak tan sole, that re- _

sists water andwhich is bring- ‘"8 Out so many imita- §0fS but none genuine except in “The Slater Shoe” as they control this tonnage leather. Our stock of Slater Shoes include im" Calf. vici kid, velour calf also hill and chocolates. Prices are $3-50. $4.oo and .oo. We also have the Patent lucher at 5 .50 whlchlsthe best and sr stylish i;l1_§_=__ 1: tire, m`a;k_et, stifle... naar Drop lngagdthiiwveaiitiiaidigt oiftéindiis Representing the leading Companies an ,

line it will interest ou. Watch L1(,yd`5_ London. .

MARINE

INSURANCE

effected on Hnlls, Cargoes and Freight. Live Stock

insured against all risks. Prompt attention given to orders by letter, telephone or telegraph.

HYND_§~if'%___1~__i___§;o__. co..

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(_ Mn\initt_ee consisting of Mrs. Dl'. and reeommcrileil as general plan the The Fruit Gru\vers wanted in nvdnctlon so' badly in iiivt that people \ve-re compo;

||_,|;f..x , C, F. Smith, Cresccnts. nc). rs._liunlow and Mrs, Dr. Sprague, public education on the evils of alcohol. Uf '-011 PUT will 0" l\ll fruit except bananas ini.; the Order with the Equitable scandal.

ppui||¢,L.d (Q mm., the 15|,m¢| (lg. '1‘h¢C0mmi|,|_go0n tho 11|-aye;-1100]; also and the artificial limb makers wanted tlronhyateklla who was present replied

and prepare ii constitution. ri-ported suggesting several new services l1l‘0t0<‘liOIl. _ with some heat. niaking u general d(~"in|_ Convention in-ro un|\n;|||0u§|y nr. 0,, ,,»|,,,.|, ,|i5C,,_§_s,,_,,, ,vm |,,.gi,, l0_ .~`-. _.¥__.__~-__-ss _.W __ . .__ . __ __ _ _ *_

.llllitllii Eulttlitlisilliiiili iiltiitiililif I tffillltltiii lit

Brunswick and island Condemns GothenburgandDis On Tariff at Winnipeg-Meer DiscussedatJ_oliette~0ronhy- Betw ns to loin-Want Com- ._ pensary Systems and Does ing Too Early for Grain atekha Makes Denial of » Miss Pulsorv Education. not Favor Prohibition- Growers Charges.

DUN- SPIN- 7~(SD0L'il\l)-Tl\e_N. B. Q\‘|»:u|<;i', Sept. 7.-|Speeial)-At today-‘s \\'|NNlrnu, Sept. 7.-i Special.)-The l JoI.i1.:'i"rr:, Qirl-:in-tu, Sept, 7_»(Sp5c|,\|_)_ "AH

tion of the \\'on1en`s Christian session of the Anigllcan Synod represcnta- T1\l`l|l` C0"|mission held its [list meetiluz 'l`ll0r<f \\'1ls considerable cxciternentat the Brunswick and Nora Scotia will iight mee Union today unanlnlously tires oftheAmerieiu\Synoiiworcreceivcd. lll`-1'” t0'i||Y~ UUIIVUIIHOII Of tilt! Québec branch of the today fo to unite _with the Prince I~Id\\'ar1l The 'i`cmperance Committee r-epunefl Tue Grain Growers, Association asked Independent Foresters today ,,.|,,.,, ,1c|,,. M|,,§

,_ ___ , _ _ . Convention in accordance with that the Gotl\enbur|_' system is no good_ the Commission to come again later be- gate Iilouiu of liloutreal, reviewing the today

,\|,.»gt.-file ; J. Ii. Hearn, C. F. llowolfe, the plan suggested liy the latter body the di.\.-pcnsm-y system not a success, pro- 'cause the people were too busy now. ilnauci-.~' of the Order claimed they had from Miss Ghipman.

hibltiou useless except in rural illstricl..-i ll0ll~ Mr. I"ieliilI1i-<lll`°"'i§"‘i (0 ‘i0 Sli- imc" |'“‘ii)' administered byltlronliyatcklia _

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f,_.,_.

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sor edu ati nl . _ _ . f »-' ,_

y t 0 mi H B si _gpg-“~<t»_ ".‘~,»1-.\':.f.fY. j-." - _ -l~: .-,QS fra

.,. W _ _i...,»/...-._».,¢..\,,¢_.i - ,..,.,1.

LL iiny cicrigynian to marry any person whose w@;i_'.f§i.;;,irlf¢d.,;,..'f5,,j:;§:. ;._:;.»;_=,i-,i_»,;._.~-,_~_;_t /. ,§ -,,- `/~ _ "~ 'lu

_> .< ' i., ,_~~_. » .-lx... .'_.~ __ i-in i.: ~- _-_,,., _._ I- -,.

'I-’,*;.f"if L! 5' 1,5 'ff .. ' 4' ‘,,_:_»ii,,,i~\.i. ry),-* ._ ~'_".,§f-.."_-\l,i gif; -"-'I' ~...' ‘-~'J'~'-...-.2.- ‘L

_ .. '. Y. " ut. -;;*;-_~1i 'az-'i' .1-;';t,.‘fs~f`-.~ f1‘.»\j‘,,_f-.‘:__ff.='»;' 11-. '

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H Ln' ‘-A.,-_._`f~_.,ii'$_f;§;f;»__;;;,j.f~._;=.;= ._<,f,¢,_:,~-___'___a_...5t*'t'.___t-_‘i~-ya :_'_'-;r:_=;,_-_§'_ KlgglllS matiii lilo CaplUl`8

. »<in.i=iii:zf:¢ef;;‘1.ef=;’rwt‘ t of T.

~-- --.,~-1'-;r_ti:¢;-';et.en'_ .~ Yesterday Atl@t`"00" at

_ ‘ . J _ .

Year Old Baby "Was in Oyster Bed Bridge.

ii --- g.__,jii.»_7_;~_._'_i»_,_.-_,...§Et;,}ig§j:.._. _ __ __ __,_\_;__-f___. _=,.“_;;."._._,§;:,,,§,yW§:i

e ‘rivals and lid to cowarui An i< ivi r f’ `

0 0 ‘2. ._ r.‘C"f-i'fl’=';"f.',‘f -~ "V J`.-.ini'-=?`?-"'12€f-l

e emove . y ac n e ing _sn

nicht. Gustavo Denscr, a plumber, Sai,-mio., ,»\m.y ,lt 5;, 1,(,,,i.. _..u|,.,,~1, Im., A ilnlfiae and popular 0l\t91‘tall\in¢hb» iihaolaia Batliy of the Boi-wick and Mr whom the svommilivedasn hon,-Q. ,,|,l|,t_ The _,\,.,,,y opened ,, new \rill be given ln Market Hull nerd Mon- \Vnllare ofthe Cornwall are working

keeper, is also uuderai-rest, b,,,.,.,,cks at F,,i,.,,,,,,,,,t ,,,.,,,,,,,, ,md me day night. The program will he largely with

mmhgr told me police mn; Delmar ,.0,,,,,h e|e,,,e,,¢_ of the ,,em|,b,.,,.|,00,| furnished hy the sailors of H. M. S lnarrangingtlie piogram.

herhabygirl Gertrude because shi; ,,,,,,|n nn 0,.g,,nize,| rmuwk “pau the Iierwit-K i\nd Cornwall now in port. A In order to give as largea number as lu the way" and that she helped to memhel-5_ stone” “»,.,~e Lh,.,,“-,, “L few numbers \vlll he furnished by locai,l possible the opportunity Of attending,

,,_‘,__<_'__,i dlsposeof the body. The arrest of the i,h¢m_ ,rcvgml gf me nm,,,\,,_.,.S |,ei,,R nlent. \\'hen|,he ships were at Quelleoj the admission fee is made small, 15 cents

mother and Denser was made and thi; ,.m.u,_.k_ whue one of the Army lass,” wo suchentertainnlcnts were given there_» for general admission, 25 cents for rc- ,_ _-._*l-'.,"` L'0HfcSSl0n ofthe former followed. was kicked severely and when her assail b°f°l‘° °'l`°“"i'f‘i i‘°“”`e5- ' "`“""°"i 5"i‘\i-“-

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._(,..,._,_._ _ ,ry | _ ,, ___ . » 1 _ -.._t~i. _,__ It \\|ll bi. nithnfeeling of consular ble

Being held in Suburb of * -.1~._,. .__ _,i-i_._.n_ ____,__ ,.,,,,,,, “

¥€or‘,,;i

the oilicers oi the local Y. M. C. A,

BORN

On the .ith to ins. ii. and Mrs. xon

Stancl\el,a son. Uni\;.g."i|tiiiatioi1.-,

.i\t Lennox island on .i\ui.: lil to Anthony

and Mrs lilitchcll, a daughter. i DIE D.

_ -___

aged -i years and l months, only son of \Vm. and l\lr.~i. (lillian.

On Aug. tltlth at Sourls, Flora lhissie

Catherine, ' aged 5 years, daughter of David McLean. `

A1' Lennox Island, Auq :list of menin-

gitis, \\'illia|n Manuel Sark, aged tl ycarsilini one month, younizcst son of

:In the lilethodist Church, Suminerslde,

Aug. 5th, by licv. A. I). Matlnlly, assilrited

lioiiert S. Sr|ni\|'e|»rigi{.~i, Sumnicr.~<Ide to Ida i‘l., fiauultter of Thoiuas Gouuh, Sununcnrlde.

At. the residence of thejlirlrieis parents,

Baltic P. E. I. by Rev. li. S. Youriglii. A., Elijah Drycnton, Burlington to Lydia Champion, Baltic.

I At the home of the bride, Little Sands, on Wednesday, August 190th, Milli, hy llev. A. S. Stewart, \Voodvlew, M iss Angie J. Munn, youngest daughter of the late Mal- colm Munn, to Kenneth li. Ferizuson White Sands.

MEN WVANTED.-Reliable men ln

eva locality throughout Canndam nd

f0r the door which the slate hangs over, It insures satisfaction.

Agency at Halifax, 60 Bedford Row.

Sole Ageng, for me S1'-,er shoe for Mem g “_ __ _ _M _ *___ Y`

vertrhie our goods, tack ulp ah Jw cards on reea,!enees, along mars and all con- spicuous places, a so dlfltrlbutlng small iuvertdsingmatior. Salary will eryear

or $75. per month, and expenses $.50 per day. Steady employment to good, ri-lla dn

man. No experience nccessapy. Write for J1artieulars.~Emplrc Me lcine Cu

Lon on, Out.

I ’ rj § .‘

0ll.l00l0fi i0 l\0l`ll1"~’-S€i\\‘L‘ in U10 ence of two St.l.ouis policemen. (ln eu _ Di

, .

__¢_ _ _ _ _ Kg A

On Tuesday Aug zfilth, hy liev. .l.G.. ll ‘_"""

l T() l’lil'li’i\iil‘l Ll<}M()Ni\i)l‘J i.~. irksonu-, Mcilonald, Miss ’1`illic_ l\iIel.\-Ilan, Newport

(and expensive; Sovereign l.iino Juice to George l\leint.yr\-, St. i eters. _ION

i -. -lt-' . '>. lstlt- . .. , `. _

'l`(inot\"ru, Sept. tif- (Spcciabl-l.igl1t m‘_k‘s"' dl umw' Imwuwm' "in" At Glenllnnan o|\Au;; ltlth by lim, .\, ,|u,.,,,,_, ,hu _,ml ,W0 “.L_ek__,_ ll m_i,_g

"i" J. Mel)onald,Knt|c Ann Trainer to \\'li~ ,mc

by Rev. J. B. (iouirh, brother of the bride, _" _

_ _ _, . .;~.-~=__~

PllllSUll lll HUHSE lHllVlS

' _ -. ~ ‘ . '_ :}_i_:_;‘: , _ _. _ ._i, '~ _ sy _ _.

icoin the murder of her two _ya-or M0illreali - ‘_ i.~ __i `1qll,;' “j§.-_°li I odor _ _ _ _ _ _U __ th

_ _:_ I* _ _ -_ 1 i lfi( n O.\l’|l l A (U CUT, (‘

ngllter whose mutilated body was » , ._ . - -~ -2-5?' 5 . s. .qi _ \;-=,\-:_:;er2- ,» ..~f:= ‘1~."*_‘ ,-_~'lt_'~it‘»>‘ -f.-si ‘..- i

land Iliiilo liicycle-W. S. Davidson, iiubsuiuemiy hnthcd 'md neimy “intl ill '___ ‘ if n

~|, clothes and then tossed into the ; __ 3 ____l?-_‘__;l.`».,~-_,‘, _“_ __=,;_!1_-_'_q\,_p}f__°.'_._:!_;lf,,;=,.§. i ff ,I

yesterday morning and went out Mal- peque iioad during the forenoon. They were

(Jlilcers Kiprglns and liarper, mile alter mile, were

Oyster Bed Brldize about fire ln the after- noon. lioth started to run but a peremp-

brought them trcniblingly to n surrender.

Loder was found a revolver partially load

snnal knli een

Hl lllll llllll

een Miss Thomson and White goes on Today

at Halifax.

ra x , Septemhrr T-(Special)-New

r the golf clliimpioiisilip. Thomson won from Miss Robertson ami Miss \\'hite of ilullfiix won

E Hllllil lHlll SllSPlllS ElUtiHl

ers Bradley Harper and

that many farmers throutghout the ure will learn oi' the apprehension of

wo horse thieves who have been creating

alarm throughout the Province

fr the past two weeks.

The

meh urin

fuiritires crosserl from Southport.

folluweil bv Sergeant Bradley and

during the afternoon and atflast seen hy the police walking across

ory command to stop bythe sergeant ac- ompanied by the display ofa revolver

'l`hey were taken to Cllarlottetown tation and upon being searched, on

ed, besides twenty-five cents, a silver ch with horse hair ehnln, and other i articles. On Mi-Aleer were ajack e, i-vidently quite new, and a few ts. At.

'al

nine last night they were arraigned

tHlMPltlllSlllP

rt uh

Suiulay night and aiterward.~' left the (100 people. One man, -luteau, was iirreut- On Aug. ZH, at Searls. Charles William, i_0Wde[` and MCAlee[' ACCUSQ ,mm

Of Robbery Manage to ....._,.

iii

Etude the Police and ,`.,..

Escape. ,,,,,

_, and

the

have been suspected of the recent il"-*

ers learned that the suspects had ll" sed several hours previous to their ii"-V

val and when liuit seen were proceed- lim"

before Stlpendlury Brehaut in his oiiice on

1 . y _ ,

night of August '.'..‘ith and to this charge

till next Vi’eiinesday at ten o'ciook in

Sergeant liradley then took both to the

also supposed to bc stolen from A. D.

-"- Ross' store at Eldon were exchanged for

. . _ prlnongiirli.

PORT OF CHAR'-OTTETOWN' (Jhief bulk' Considerable excitement was occasioned Much '-'l'0‘iii- iii ‘lite S'~’fi§‘~"\ni/ Bmdiey

--_ Ai' Kciiys C1055' I‘°'“ 2"* 0" s"t“i`d"5;’ in the city yesterday hy the report that 7°"

_ lllth nit passed to his eternal rewarr ~ _ _,_ __ _ . . __ _ _ f ||

i'7'“" Non"-St“"> Fiiiiiiysont Piiienei 'l‘hon|as'lla|ran, one of the mo:-it highly f,'.;_;lM Lodu Am] “mmm MLMUH' D

SJ S' i'ii°"'i""" M“I‘“"`"' Monmiguci respected reslilents of that place at tho _ - | f | .. | | ,,,.,,,,,,_ _.\,,,|c,.,,,,n_ Now,"-k ,\'_ ,]_ ---- _‘Kc of c_g___y Vl_m_s_ D____cn_`_____ was horn Zigise .ind \\ai.:un Llietts throuieliout the ntl( il. or t ie past week and no has aridu ‘i 7 Um' N°"u‘ Shir' Fi"i“-ywi" Piiiviici in the County ltlonalllnnl. lrL-land and null St""l"~l' MM' whiuip’ muiiliiaiiil N' H: A i“‘““"5 l"‘"" "i i'7i""*"‘ in me lim" U emigrated to llrince Edward lslanil nearly 01",, Clli\l'iUl.t\‘. l"0\'l'0-*M 1’0l"- iillstilll-Y-*` U- Ui John Mcl(euna's prucery on Queen Street s,,,.(.,,|y y,.,,,-,,- “gm ____D__

bor. known. |;_l;_i

the pcr.~ii:~itent manner in which he has

,,l,.__._ |,,,,| ,,,.,,5s,.,| My me f,,,.,._,. hon, another to his record of .sin-oct<si'||| cap- were in the rity. At the wharf thc i‘U"`*"~

from we CH), hy I-ppm. |>,.,,,,.c n,,.e,_.l_ Loder thai. during the past week they

arsze et' stealinq a horse and buggy i.awren(e Morris, Re ally on the

pleaded guilty. They were remand-

'olive Court liooni.

where the clothes which they wore

wed up c\'ory clue. The Sergeant worked almost constantly, day and

medlately after their arrest yester- MeAleer told Thciluardian represen- e who interviewed him and

t.Southport, ()|llci-r Iiradley found a il" -ht-gone Iii.irse with a buggy ln good ill

'phy at. that place. This is the fourth ill

.i~. roliiiexyalwu lusts on l.oileriiuil Me- A

____ __ _ _ liorhcs with David Ramsay getting $5 boot

l and sri-uri|\i.; a white one. They thrn

TL'

gEN Kees

i th

FLOUR

1-Iave you tried it? I

If you want good bread and I

pastry do so.

Ask your grocer for lt.

ln barrels nad bags whole- i

saie by

n Si M

|551," w|,;,.}, (|,,.y |,,,,| |,_.f'_ Wm, M,._ .\lcAleer who zierved a term of three years

e which t|\c.~enu~u are said tuhare had “HU

KL-il ilmt L)|L-_V _eww rm, ,md 5,,-,.m,l.,| both appear perfectly nnconi:erneil at th

llnm C urrie, 'l`arantum. L|,.,_..u for “.0 ,,¢|,,.,.,.._ 'pro

_ . . ` _ At. the residence ofthe hride`s parents 0|

the Slater Shoe will material- Q§~|q¢~y»wu~¢q,|~wu~¢-w»~»u~J@»~n¢~n~J§i-555 _,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,_,,, S,.,,,_,-,,,,,,,. ,,,,,._ ,,,,,,,,} 11...... i-:i.|...., ..-....i..»..i..»..i..r.......i..s.....ii

(_ S,_,_,,U,i,,_ |m|_,,.,| (;,.,,y,|,,,, Mu||,,,.,_,,,,,|_ anionui. of money taken. Suspicion of ‘i‘U`l"l¢ lil” limit 'UW '|01'-S \W'l`l' '\-S f0lll’\\`-‘ti llelen Steeics McEwen, both of Sununcr- 'iii

,,|d,_,_ l.\lei~r. l.i _ _

ilrore lo .\u||nner.s-nie and from there to

____ North Shure to Loiii~r`s father. Thence

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1'l‘hur.\iday nicht the store of Alex. Lil

‘night took a iiullly of l’atrii-k \\'elsh leaving the open wagon in its place. h an

' d drirlnu into a glieid they K E N I left tho horse ln the woods i`l

away and that night a mare was missing ' from the stable of .\'orn1al llay. Friday

Peters Road near Charlottetown and latrr

Thursday securing the horse found at

ve slept almost entirely in the buggy wliichtln-y travelled uvi-rthe island.

l.lori-lie.~ier is only seventeen years of uhile l.oiler is eighteen.

The latter Is a bright looking boy and

ve consequences that may attend nir adventures ol tht- past two \veck.~. It is liclio\-ed that their movenients

fter taking the liorsi- and wagon front uvri-nee Morris on iiluuday niirlit they

ey went lo Indlup River and traded

turned to Siauleylirldge and Tuesday

eu they [returned to Kensington

d slept there for the niuhf. Next day e horse was gone having wandered

orning, Sept. 1, they were :seen on St.,

the iiav they croaae to Southport.

. _ . _q nee then they have toured thecountry to array River where they swapped on

Carvell Bros.

i l

Southport by Sergeant Bradley yesterday. The animal was completely exliausted and with rlltlh-nity could he izot to the city. Crossing the ferry _veistcrday morning

18 tts aw tf.

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`Ml

Riotlng as Result of Dissatis- faction with the Terms of

the Treatv of Portsmouth.

Tomo, Sept. 7.-i Special.)-Martial law

hits boi-n proclaimed hero..

'l‘<>|<io. tl.-l0 a. m.-Iilotlng broke out

here Tuesday night in connection with the illssiitisfuetioa over the results ol the peace scttielnorit. There were several clashes with the police and it is estimated that two were killed and tive hundred wounded. The rioting ceased at mid-

night. Police stations were the only pro~ perty destroyed.

Toxin, Si-pt. 1 (delayed in transmission)

-The Kokumun is the only inetropo itan daily paper that defends the terms of peace settlement. The paper declares that the purpose of the war has been accom-

plished and says:

"The \var has not been fought to gain

money. liussla has been stripped ol the control of Manchurln and driven soili- eii-ntly north. More than the aim and

purpose of the war has been gained by our recoirnized ascendency in Korea and every reason exists to thank our delegates and feel specially grateful for the good

offices of President Roosevelt."

The Nichl Niclxi calls the result an ln-

sult to the nation.

The Ji JI says that it already has ex-

pressed discontent, but now (lint the die

hasbecn cast It hopes that the |;overn~ ment will make adequate provision to care for the thousands of families bereft of their bread winners and also for the

veterans who have been permanently

crippled.

The Nippon pronounces the peace which

has been concluded the hltterest dose the nation ever \\as compelled to take. It. advises the people to take a lesson from it and gain wisdom and strength to prudent-

ly prepare against a similar contingency

in the future.

Count Okuma, lender of thc progressive

party, In discussing the settlement, said he was unable to reconcile himself tn the result because the conditions preventing Russian aggression in Korea and Man-

churia were lnsutlieient.

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LET RUSSIA OFF T00 EASY.

N|~:\\‘ Yrinlt, September 5.-The Ilev. P.

K. Yoon. who went to 1’orti»montl\ to observe the proeeedlnizs of the peace con- ference for Corea. referring to the out- come of the conference, is quoted as say- ing that his people sympathlzed with Japan and believed that. in ten years Russia would again make trouble. Japan, he thought, let liussla off too easy.

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