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a WARNING 'ro caan! NATION.

Nicw Yonx, Aug. 28.-(Special).-The

police have warned Carrie Nation that she will be arrested if she breaks the law here.

AFRICAN EMIGRATION ADAOCATED,

A'I'rAN'1‘A, August 28.-(Special.) -Bis-

hop Turner of the African Methodist Church, discussing the crime of assault- ing among uegroes says that African emi- gration wonldbe the best for the negro and for the white man.

IRISHMEN VISIT SIB THOMAS.

Nicw Yoax, August 28.-(Special.) -The members of the Friendly Sons of St. Pat- rick and of the Catholic ‘clubs of New

York went to Sandy Hook today to pay

and spent the iay with him, witnessing a trial of Shamrock 2.

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RHEDHATIC PAI-NS CURED BY

NERVILINE.

This is the testimony of Mr. Benjamin

Dillon, of Leeds. Ont., who says: I feels it my dui. to proclaim the marvellous value of I¥olson,s Nerviline as an infalli- ple cure for rheumatic pains; it cures them every time. Nothin I know- of equals it as a household lgiiment, and mothers sho-ild feels it as necessary as bread itself. Nerviline has cured rheu- matism of 3) years standing, and can cure you. Instant relief absolute cure, lasger

FRANCE Rieoiiii in folate M*

runner ii souins

Sultan May Fight Rather Light Windlnterfered With than Pay I Fast Time.

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ORDERS 300 CANNON LARGE CROWD PRESENT

Child Heiress of $100,000 The Souris People Delighted

Kidnapped-Rumor of with me payjs

PCZCC at PllISblll‘§. S9911,

Tunx" “D "*N°B' Tun yacht race at Souris, which had

BEn1.1N, August, 23__.(Sp¢¢1a,1_)._C°n. been looked forward to witih a great c'l;:il

of interest has come an gone. e

stantinophe advices say the Sultan willgo hmm from the city brought a large num_ _ to war rather than yield to unreasonable ber whim the attendance by carriage muy demmds ‘md hw °l`d°1'¢d th\'¢°h\md1`¢d equalled tt e expectations of those who guns in Germany. had the matter in charge. Unfortunately

In the meantime no h | md the wind was too light for fast work.

in the rel ti f th ct use 8 Tw The following is a list of thc boats enter-

a ons o ie wo countr es; ed in the mce:__Mamie 3rd owned by

A cnrrn-nnmnss KI 3NAPPP'>. John McPhee,, Annandale, sailed by him-

CHICAGO. August 28.-lSDecial.)-Man in E§$‘dN£';y’B,r‘;`;;e(§`{:g°If;T;IyC:§_f_:

garet Lylet, 7 years old, heiress of $1( I, lotteéown, ,Myrna E_ owned by C33 WN kid“°PP€d f1‘0ll1 D116 M1118 Of James Hemphill, Georlretown; Anita

M;-q, M, E, Gregg, ownefl by Mr. SaunderséPaI;mureuIs$anl;l; ~ l, d E. M 6 The child‘s father and mother [were §;t';ek CTl:;];,ie_ e en? e3 sa y divorced some years ago and the mother Pearl, owned by H. Ann.-n. nailed by

died last week. himself.Minnie, owned by L. Bacheldeili g

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nniuoii or PEACE ar Pin rsnnr 2. ;§:3_b‘;yD;;§];egr°vx5 éliorgggzn _aim

visit, sir Thomas Tipton in the yacht Erinp PI'r'rsnnRo, August 28.-(Special.)- 1.45 the boats got away Mamie 3rd, lead-

Peace within ten days is one of the rum- i°8~ Myftlev 2nd "Wh Lew* May 3rd*

ora on the steel strike situation, but both thgfethlfx£f;Z°“f£e$°;;&°n;a¥)?; :tx p sides pmtess to know nothing of it’ 2nd, Myrtle 3rd, Anita 4th. After the A TRANSFER 01.- Cggwg RUM0gED_ ` first course two boats withdrew and the

boats lluished in the following orderz-

Nnw YORK, August 2S.-(Special.)- Lena May, lst, arriving at 2% minutes

it is reported that the Crew of the Colum- past 6 p. m. Mamie 3rd, 2nd, 13 min-

bin wan be innnnfen-ed to the cnnneien- utes nm 6. Myrtle 4th; Pet-rel 511:- The t- to -f nh b k be other boats being considerably in t e rear.

8:2" see I at on can ma e a mar The LBII8 MH! Winlths-cap with $15 ill wrong and to be condemned in other clr-C t "8' Minnie 3ni,~winss;12,_i3,,,gash._ Anita ; ,_ _

_ CHICNJ5-mf ' AQKETS A' .$8 in oa§h',fMyrtIe$6 in cash 811 _ “U91 'Aud we cannot wonder at our young pcm] '

‘ ` ' in cash. The race was over B l>l‘i&I1¥\11Bl` ple thinking in this way, when those in A

Chicago, August 28.-(Special.) - The course. The regatta was Hnlshed with a authority “me with infractions of the following are the closin rates: d0l'Y 11100 ill Whioh were Wers bl1!`¢¢ en' law and at times seeuito put special value

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the Invictus Shoe, will arrive

at once.

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g - . _ tries, with prize offered by Mr. D. Nichol- upon those who mos; da,-ing-1v Se; it, at

August. Wheat 6% Corn o3§, Oats _

Pork __ son. The first prize was won by D°Y_1° nauuht. Certainly the course pursued by Sept. Wheat 691° Corn 533° Oats - B105 being 12 DOUUUS Of ¥y0b&¢0°- Th° 9°' the authorities at Charlottetown in th's Pork M ' ’ 00114 Dfile Of 3 POUUGS Of 5°b*°°° Was WP” spf cial case seems to be putting a premi-

_ _ by J Ohh Hit'-rSiDS 9-1155056195 D°1"°”» While um on lawlessness.

Dec. Wheat, I1? C0111 56A Oats' "`_ the third was won by G-er-:ion Bros. ine I most Simereivy hope that you have me Pork l D1'iZ% bfi!!! 5 P00058 Of \’»0b9»¢°°» warm sympathy and hearty co-operation

Q-_ of every lover of civic righteousness on P.

Bicyclists and all athletes depend on E I4 nd in our commend me 0 Osman

BENTLEYS Lininnnne en keep their I=oR scorrisi-I LIBRARIES. __ Y _ _“ Fl”

_ to this kind of thing. The con-iitioii cf.

.]0iD¥»S lilllbef and muscles in tffm' _ _ _ 26 An d ew affairs evidenced by this incident and the

-""-'¢'-"- EDm.BURGE_I’ flxugust £4 0°_ r h recent election trials ought surely

__ . h W B C C’§"“°3‘° haf’ f""’“""°°d __ ’ 39_1t°fT“ e to serve the church of God on P. E. I. as a

In connection wit . . Jrsets, Viiiage ofllaikeith, some six mi es rom cl . H . d

M_ S G an f I bv h ent of 8 public arionca toamore active an uncom-

ISS exwl), expert COYBB er 0 here, or the e-sto. tis In prionising warfare against the moral

NSW Y0fk i8 With U5 fm' 5' few d“Y3 library' ~ cancer of political corruption that would

G9; {i5;9d_ir costa nothing. and you _ --4-_ for one moment interfere with the eu- get a. corset that will exactly suit forceinent of righteous laws and thus en-

_vour figure, and at the same time ue FINISHED SEPTEMBER 15' danger the very liberty of of people. I

absolutely comfortable. Come early OTTAWA August_;6__C,m,es°n has fell you the liberty Of Phe D¢0Dl¢ is in fvr as ou mm and avoid the rush of me _ 1 f br ks greater danger from the lax winking at

y ' “mined the department ° pu lc wot theo en violation of ri hteo 1 w th it

A355 d°'y or two' ~ Soanky Bros ' that he expects to finish his work of con- , . p. g us B' .all

28 21 _ f an h G (ran tele ra h is from the speedy and uncompromising

3f"'“°t'1°n ° t' e ‘ma 1 g p execution of the same.

Se b 1'bl1

The last week of our great sale. °°m lines to Dawson’ on mem er D ' Y°_\1 h9»V_e U15’ h¢H~1`llf¢1lP SYUIDWUY ill Dbl!

while you get 25% off black dress goods --O--' stand which you have taken. May the and 33 1~3 0ffC0]0,1`@d3U Pfowse B"°‘;°7 3i CHOLERA ,N ENGLANQ Lord of battles make you strong in the

right!

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at3Bgg1l'x &dC=`roq€i3g.k\nz Ralsms for Zglegli S LONDON, August 21.-A stoner of the Cordially Yours, ‘

F've days more only ofthe big sale You name of Robert G .andy died at Ashton- JOHN M' MAOINNHL

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51.0.1111 visit, it if you have not already “”‘1°f`LY““" today °f Wh” is °u°g°d t‘° Maca1isterCallege Church Mans St.

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done so.-Prowyse Bros. 27 31. have been Asiatic cholera. Paul’ Minnesonh

You should see' them be- ;_"" °‘°““"“ “”"°*`

WHY EXPERIMENT when you can

f getarem=dy that has been tested for ---<>--- ore you buy over twenty live years Fuller’s Black-

Geo-IA. Slater, Maker. it -Rini... ....1 ld..»... ...ann

berry Cordial, cures all Summer Com- CARDINAL ClBBON'S AUDIENCE WITH PUPB

p a nts in C Y _ __ be had at all dealers, price 25 cents NEW YORK, August 25 _C,,,.dma1

" - Gibbons is quotei as siying that while

_ _A he was in Rome the Pope g.ve him the

' _ " assurance that no changes would be

I P made by the church in the adminstration

’ “ _ - of religious affairs in the Phillipines,

Sole A ,nts Cuba or Porto Rieo. The _Popefl}also as-

F_1 7 ge d ll d _ S sures him that the _Spanish bishop of

v w8dne5 ay 5 ay I Manila would be retained.

` pch i ne T|\\"’Sd°~Y m°"‘“‘5 ~ _ _ _ NI-:W souri-I w/u.ss Anorrs.

-I ` That veg desirable farm and resides-e

and ownedby _e late SenatorArsenault at Abnnvsl --°

Vlllass gas gd” °§?S1S‘§1Pfh‘1'i‘;°\'°; §`fu{?§’§ SYDNEY, N.VS. W., August 24.-The

“AND” 51:12’ 'Erie buixidingasncoigigestsgf ssificeeci-esidence, new legislative assembly has passed the

Friday all day ewnchinlm. a minafy. dairy auf; i¢=h°“§_- wnninnn franchise bin on its third

, heep ,pig ,hen ouse,ma -

O Igzry slgrfhirnesspesllzed `e§§ryThe house is sur-_ reidlllg.

rounded by oramental trees and a good orchard

I Ffee IO and commands a good view ofthe Egmont Bay, i " ' U' 'rf' ' Ur' so =* "_

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food opportuniw for anyone desiring to o in

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pl’0|'[\pt|y_ - , Enmim Oursoih is pronounced by all to be the , At the °f snr

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Fl'0Ill RCV. Jllllll NISCIIIBIS.

Sin:-A word of encouragement. I

have followed the “Police Chairuianship” controversy as published in your paper, with much interest. I wish to congratu- late you for your courage and faithfulness in the whole matter. Taking the fact as stated by you in the last issue of the Sinn- Wnnxnr Gnannrax to my`mind, there can be no controversy as to the true and clear course to be pursued in theinatter.

Had we learned thata man convicted

of a deliberate and repeated violation of the law had been appointed, and stub- bornly retained as“Chairman of Police," in the city of Chicago or New York we could have understood how under the conditions prevailing there at present that could be possible. But when we reaol that that is the real condition of affairs in Charlottetown we could hardly believe the.statement as made in THE Gnsnmair. We waited for we thought that there must surely have been some misunderstanding in the matter. But alas, only to und that _ltrf is too true. True in the Hrst city of P. E. Island, our native land, to which we have pointed re- cently-and with pride -as an example of what people can do in the way of temper- ance reform when they set themselves-to it.

We are no less surprised at, the course _

pursued by the two evening papers in this matter. We are astonished to flnd that a paper in a city like Charlottetown should endeavor to present a philosophy tojustify such an incongruous, not to say unrighteous civic course. Such a philoso- phy cannot but have a harmful influence upon the young men who read it. This kind of weak apologizing for corruption in political life may have something to do with the lameatable state of affairs brought to light in some parts of the Island during the recent election trials. I notice that a young man who lives near my old heme was arrested for perjury the other day.

I remember of having heard a man say some years ago what I thought fairly will represented the thought of that commun- ity at that time. He said “I would not take an oath for the sake of a vote even though I were positive that every word I should say would be as true as the Bible.” I suppose that the young man who took the false oath at the very poll near which the above words were uttered came to think, as a good many of the young people-seemto think now, that -Whatis

Aug. 20th, 19_l1.

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RANGES

Some Islanders Who Win

Prizes

ing in Extra Series A

MRICII.

Isnaivn wrruunnanr uononeana aaron.

Tnn»RaNoIis, Orrawa, Aug. 23.-(Spa

cial.)-The Island prime winners at Ot- tawa in the MacDougall match were Sergt. Stewart, Gunner Furze and- Captain Jones, four dollars each.

DOMINION OF CANADA HATCH.

In the Dominion of Canada match-

Sergt Stewart wins ten dollars;

Capt. Jones uve dollars; Harold L. Borden made 6 under sei vice

conditions;

Capt. Ewen Stewart uve dollars;

Lieut Lord‘y and Gunner Furze four

dollars each.

rrs nor, nur ALL WELL.

Several of our men have been counted

out. The heat is intense but all are well.

GOOD SHOOTING IN THB EXTRA SEBI§.

Capt. Ewen Stewarthas a possible at

tive hundred yards and twenty four at six hundred.

In the extra series the sailors of H. M. S. the Crescent are shooting well.

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` C10SIng pricés Aug, 28 C. P. R. 1115 Montreal St. Ry. ' 2.; 1% Toronto St. Ry. 112 St. John St. Ry. 112; Halifax Trarnway 955 Twin City St. Ry. 102 Montreal Heat 85 Power 971, Dominion Coal Co. ,gli Dominion Iron and Steel Common 21

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Mo1son’s Bank 210 Imperial Bank 233

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NEW YORK MARKETS.

Closing prices August 23 Amalgamated Copper 119 American Sugar 1351 American Tobacco 135 Atchison Common 735 Brooklyn Transit 73 Burlington nu Louisville Nashville 1051 Manhattan 1192 New York Central ni] North Pacific Common ni] Rock Island 144.3 Sli. P8111 167 United States Steel Com. 455

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wisirnni is vnir noiiioisii onus Pon

nut Au Areweii-sooo shoot- cntfrison artinery me mr

leans Camp.

OTTAWA DOB NOT KNOW. Q _ -

Orrewa. Ass- 8;!--tspsdaii.-Noting -- is known at Government House therumorthatthe Duchess ofloruwil b°°““_°fm__ _ _I _ __ _ ...Il win nee nnani-inks enseéipsucgscrsssif

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BOEB GUNS FOR CANADA. f

ottawa and other inning einen win in nmnnina_wii.i.‘ Boer guns. ` ` J

War ohlce advices say the phuak* their distribution are not 'yet but Canada will not beforgotten. `

ABTILLKBY HADI P008 PRACTICE.

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