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PRINCE LQU-iS ia iitliil wisilinniiiu

GIVES BIG BALL iilllllilll UA-Si iIllllSlHVAllViS

00 Board "ls Flagship Emenalnlng Leading Prominent LibeijalBehinri the'Strong|_y Condemn all Fea- Olllcials and Society Pc0plc_-An Unique Petition Who Put up the tures of the Salary and

and. Magnificent Function. D"P°Sl'~ `

Moy.--ri»N_ Nov. 14.-(Speclal.)-Some' _'e,k,»,,gn Alfred Howarth, n cotton mill mluye, 1-ni.-eiiily from England. was out thwtm with his son, a boy of about six-A teen, ivlicii tliey niet. a man numc\d Black- WMV ,,~1,0 was also carrying a gun. my Spain- in passing, Howarth, senior, ,mini-kirig to liliickwood that he carrlevl

his gun iii_ii <_~:ii'clei~is manner. 1}|,|i-kivooil look his gun down mid in some ,,-,ty it nas iliscliargcd fatally injur-

`|,|g)-ouiig llii\\'ai‘ili.

Attire tiini- of the shooting Howarth

eionenitcil lllai-ltivood. _ ,ilioui 2 ifclor-l: Sunday morning, No- re|1\iiei‘.'», llniviirlli had occasion to go to

pi out-liiiiliiing air. his ironic when he was

W1 ,it by some person apparently from

the street, the shot narrowly missing him. Now Howarth cliarges Blackwood with

U10 murder of the boy.

The case was begun in Police Court to-

day when evidence was given to the effect that Blackwood had several tinir-s been warned that his gun was cocked and that he told the speakers to mind their own business. _

It was stated that he deliberately struck

the hammer of thc gun several times even after someone had shouted to Howarth that Blackwood was going to shoot.

Then the gun was discharged and young

Howurt killed, bnt. before he died the boy said, “Dada kill that iiiun. He isa bad man."

The case will be continued on Tiiursday.

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Oflice-Main Street-Percy G. Seaman, Mgr.

MMNM MW.,

llr. liucln-:~‘, wi-igli scales inspector, is hae on his aiiiiiial visil.

Si-liooncr Sir \\'i|frId has arrived witii a ginrnil t-:ii-go lioiinil for the Magdalene.

iliiiiyirieiiilsai-c pleased to see \V. B. iairil out again after his severe illness.

lir.Ci'o\vell in the interests of \Vrii. liol>ei'tsoii&Soii.~iis here on his annual

Illll.

liohi-rt Mclfcnzie has returned from

lielli- River where he was on a business f

trip.

Si-liooiici')iiii'yJoseph, Capt. McArcy, ° lin in-i-ivcii with acargo of coal from "

The toot of horns and rattle of pans by

the small boys told the citizens on Mon~

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rel. Sho will taken load of produce

`| Mosriiiznr., Nov. 14.-(Spccial_)-In St.

Ann's election trial today'Dr. Guerin, ti

former member of the ‘Quebec Govern- ment, testified that he had put up one thousand dollars to bring on this Gallery trial and had since furnished funds to keep it going.

He considered Gallery a traitor to his

party. He believed the interests of the Liberal party which are the interests of Canada would be best served by having him driven out of public life.

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Boston, Nov. 12.-Fci‘dina.nd _E. Borges,

former director and alleged promoter of the Ubcro Plantation Company, who was indicted by the grand jury yestorday on charges of larceny and conspiracy, had been unable up to midnight to secure honrisnien. Borges is confined at the

lay of the arrival of Il. J. Mahon and his Gliarles strectjail indefault of$75,000 bull.

bride.

Part of the fishing fieet still remain hcrc

thinking if they linger they will complete

ut bait veiy scarce.

Schooner Brilliant Star has arrived 'ith ri load of coal for Mr McEwen, Mor-

rom the cars for the snare.

Several more schooners have arrived n account of the severe storm that was li

their trip. They report fishing fairly good IN N b ` ' .

` NlHlliiil_ SMASH

were injiired in a head-on collision be-

wocn two trolley cars on the Boston and

aging Sunday. Some of them leave to-

Gm |,,,y_ day for Georgetown, Montague and Cardi-

ilisplcasirig to learn ofthe recovery of t`oiiiil?nnipl»cll‘~isun who was very sick with typhoid fi-\'ci'.

Schooner l-`orniosa has arrived from Pillou tnkinga cargo ofcoal, salt etc.

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iorilagiiiilen Islands.

'l`hrl|irge iiiuils of fish that were being tikingrilong the shore are still bcing

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mum' M “hu pumlmng' an ugly gush in his foot. He 'was driven

Pork is beginning to move more freely.

It is worth He., potatoes 20c., oats 35c., turnips 1-ic., carrots 401:., eggs l8c.,cu.b- bnge 40c. per doz., chickens 30c.a pair, artridge 30c_ Not runny geesé in.

Alex. J. M. McDonald, Chepstowe met

with a serious accident while chopping oinc wood, the axe slipping and making

ilinn-rliiin sulisi-ribers in this vicinity to Souris where he was attended by Dr. vrilltliirl it convenient to pay their sub ‘McLean and is now doing splendidly.

srrinlions at. this liranch office.

One of the finest schooners that ever

Schooner Miiuna Lon has arrived hr-re left the stocks at Lunenburg has an-|v,,d

Shi-i.»‘<:lini‘ti-iw-.il by Matthew & McLean

hereto take a load of produce for Mat-

intl will tiilii- ri c.-ii-go of produce. t,he“. 55 MCLQML She isjust, off the s

The siiiclt. lislicrnicn are getting ready

lor ilu-ir .si-:i.~nii`s work, Tlieip gmplr, t

“l'\-‘_ laioys, i-_ti-._ may/ be seen getting ill¢'llI\i‘0<l c\‘c1'_\' day and everything is almost. in reaiiiricss for ri. successful 59.1.-nn`_\' work. `

EEE EE EEE

Ladies! _

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]nst for November we

will give for cash 20

pci' cent reduction

Ladies’ Invictus Patent

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Lace Boots for fall'

wear, $4. 50 now $3.6o.l

This isa good chance

tolook well and save

money,

Goff Bros.

Wa areas is

tucks und will curry between 0and7 housund bushels potatoes. Her name is the Arkansas.

E. L. Carboimell gave an interesting

lecture in St. I-‘atrick's Hall on Friday night. Owing to the inciemenoy ofthe

weather there was not a» vcry`“largc audience, but those present were well pleased with the discourse. His subject was onthe protection of game and fish etc. John McLenii acted as clinirrnan.

A horse driven by tivo younlr IMUGS

from 'West River recently took fright at the train us it was shunting. The horse overturned the buggy and threw the two lndics out. Had they not got clear of the buggy in time they would doubtless have been seriously hurt, but it happened they were none the worse of their experience except badly frightened. The horse was captured after ri good deal of trouble.

Coughl, colds, hunrcenon, and other throat

ailments sro quickly roliuvcd by Orusolcuo tablets, ten cents por box. All druK8'i5f5-

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Pi-Alii L-INF.

Commenclng Ort; 3rd, the well~

known steamer Halifax of the Plant Line will leave Charlottetown fo! Boston via Hawkesbury and Halifax, eiaery Tuesday at r o'clock» p. it. Returning will leave Boston at ncon, Saturdays. Special' round trip rates wilibein effect by this line from September :oth to Oct. 18th, inclus- ive at $ri.oo, returning within thirty

days from date of innue-

Foi' ticlré and all information

apply to

WM. Moiuizonagint i"1‘E,

Charlottetown

-Bd -w°m° ' Mlnnrd’| tlnlmeiii for n|e_ everywere wits rim. . ioa I Mlnnrda Liniment Cures ‘Dandruii“_ é

Northern Street _Railway on Somerset St. this afternoon. Both cars were going at

gm,|t0 load, a high rate of speed and were fairly well

filled with passengers. Both niotormen declare that the signals indicated a clear track for them. A sharp curve prevented each other from seeing the car s. Motor- fnnri John Doyle ofthe Swampscott car, received the worst injury, his leg being broken. Miss Lizzie Freetoo, of Marble- head, received injuries to her back,whicli may prove serious. The iniuries to the others were not dangerous.

TRADE AND SHIPPING.

P0 RT OF CHARLOTTETOWN.

Nov. 14 ar. Minnie T., Trenliolin, Sydney

Charming Lass, Cormier, Port Hast- ings; Daisy, Moran, Pictou.

Nov. 14. old. Frank, (lrant, Wallace;

Arabia, Backman, Port Vernon; Daisy, Moran, Pictou.

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Never allows his horse to suffer pain.

Ho always uses Ncrvlline which is noted for curing stiffness, rlieurnatism,' swell- ings and strains. Ncrvlline is just as good inside as outside. For cramps, colic, and internal pains its ii. perfect inarvcl. In the good racing stables Nerviline is always used,-because it makes better horses - and smaller veterinary bills. Twenty-five cents buysa large bottle of Nerviiiiie; try it.

CHICAGO MARKETS.

Unronoo, November 14-(Speclal)-

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Ynldvnrd-0h,yes,`l‘m on the football

team. That chap leaning agalnstthe campus fence is our coach. MissVassire~Grnclousi but your coach is fulil

Dec.0orn(new)44,i May Corn 45A ,M,..|||“ -||;i|k-I,

~Wiic.it nv, ~ wheat can _:»»,-,,t_, at Pork $12_o1 -‘ Pork $12.72 l-‘i

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` MoNo'roN, Nov. 1-l~(Spcclal)-At the regular annual tneetinll of the Westmoi'- land Conservatives today strong resolu- tions were passed condemning Parlia- nient's action ln increasing the indemnity to Members and Senators, the life pen- sions io Ministers and the salary to the leader of the Opposition.

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WAS AAISMISSEH

The election petition case against

J. J. Hughes, M. P., came up before Mr. Justice Hodgson rind Mr. Justice

Fitzgerald at Georgetown yesterday Aeneas A. McDonald and W. S. Stewart K. C., appeared for petitioner and F. L. Haszard, K. C. for defendant.-

As no evidence was produced the msn

was dismissed. Mr. Hughes therefore holds the scat.

AH iHllliAGiilUS

aiiiuiaiiiinin

Niiw Yomc, Nov. ll.--Attorney Genera 1

Mayer announced tonight that owing to the extraordinary large number of indict- ments returned in the recent election frauds that he had appointed Jay S. Jones, of Brooklyn, and James S. Leh- niair, of New York, as special deputy at- torneys in his and Superintendent. Mor- gan's offices, to assist the regular' staff in the investigation and prosecution of the election cases reported. The investigation so far has resulted in

revelations of the most sensational charac- ter as to the alleged ignorance and in- coriipetency oflthe election inspectors.

State officials state their opinion ns be-

ing, that the irregularities were not so much of fraud as ofpure simple ignorance,

NATHAN WAS A

Hill lillllilill

Bosroiv, Nov. 13-Morris Nathan, who

was arrested two weeks ago today in Pittsburg in connection with the (lniiili in this city of Susanna Geary, the Cani- bridge, Mass., chorus girl, was given his freedom in the municipal court today when his casc carrie up. Thereason for this action was that the grand jury had failed to find any indictment against hiui. As soon as Nathan was freed he was served with u. subpoena to appear before the supreme court at the trial of the persons who have been indicted as one of the important witnesses.

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Firnt Rabbit-I havent seen your

goat ate him up. _

Second Rabbit'-Why do you think not First Rabbit-I heard one of those hant-

ers say he found a hair in the butter this morning.

To insure perfect health une Iron-ox

Tablets. For sale at your druggists, 25

brother for several days. l'm afraid that.

ViAll|VUSliiEK

iilHiIlS MHHHY

Constornation in St. Peters- burg Over the Renewal of Mob Violence.

S'i‘. I‘i-:'i i-ziisiiuim, Nov. 14.-(Special)-l

Although every precaution is being taken to prevent news being: sent from Vladi- vostoclr it has leaked out that the whole garrison and navy there have mutinied.

A state of war has been declared and

though some progress has been made to- wards restoring order, the ti oops remain

firm and the crisis has not yet passed.

This city is filled with the wildest ru-

mors and fears ure expressed in Admiralty circles thai, mob violence lias flared out

again and that this will necessitate a fur-

ther rcsort to nrinerl forces.

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New Yoiik, Nov. 1:2--Efforts to float

the Iluniburg-Anierieari line steainsliip Graf \‘\'ul<lersec, which grounded $atiir~ tiny in the harbor of New York, were un- -

'_ N availing at high tide early today. No at-

tempt was inode tonight. The ship iles in an cosy position and it was expected -t.|_~.i-veriingthnt she would be liorited :it liigli water tomorrow morning.

NllIEiiiiAN HAS lWiL\li LAWYEHS

New Yomc, Nov. 13-At a meeting held

tonight at thcoflicc of fornierdudge Alton li. Parker, at which were present twelve attorneys, all of whom have been retained to represent Mayor: McClellan tomorrow when the board of county canvassers will meet to canvass the returns in the recent elections. it was decided to rely entirely on the existing election decisions and the law as it is recorded in thc statutes.

Mr. Parker pointed out that there was

only one question involved and that was covered by the decision of the court of appeals, which was written by liliii. Hc also said that it was ri dangerous practice to open the ballot boxes and was not within the province of the law.

Chambcrlnin's Colic, Cholera. and Diarr

iioert Remedy. This is the most success- ful medicine in the world for bowel coni- plaints, and is the only reriiedy that will cure chronic diarrhoea. Every bottle is warranted. For saic by all drurcgists.

GOING T0 HEAR KENDALL

ln Y. M. U- A. Hall Next Monday Evening- - Don't Miss Him.

Referring to an appearance of Fred E.

Kendall, thc entertainer, in Charles- town reccntly the Daily Enterprise says: Fred E. Kendiill, whose versatility seems tohavc no liriiit but takes in all thc phases of good eiitcrtainrnent, was the magnet that kept all eyes rivitcd on the platform throughout a two hour prn- gram. lie.snng, recited, portrayed and nilinicked. llc was as good in one as in the other, and every feature of his work was finished, clean, and wliolesomc. llis songs were magnificent and hc gave several Yankee stories, ri. debate in New England vernacular Irish, negro and Hebrew recltations. All were accentated by clever facial change and gesture. I)on't miss hearing Kendall and Miss llattingrit the Y. M. C. A. Hail next Monday evening. Secure your seats earlyns there will he a big crowd. Ite- servcd seats will opcn Tliursdny lflth at Ellis' Drug Store. ‘ .__ L__ .__._s... -

thas. F. Davison.

FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER.

Ofdce, Show Rooms and

Residence, opposite Baptist Church.

Equipment first class, all

calls promptly attended to at any hour of the day or night. _

Telephoii; No. 289.

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miral Prince Louis became host tonight

has been showered on him, gave a magnl-,l ficent bail on board the flagship Drake. ' The thousand or more invited guests

included leading oflicinls and society

inciiisiir iuliiit

SAN lf`ru\Nr'iscu, Nov 12, 1005.-In the

course of a sermon preached recently in

St. Mary'sf Cathedral, Archbishop Mont- I goniery spoke substantially' as follows.

In a pastoral letter in 1584 the liishops

asseiiibled in the Third Pleiiary Council oi' Baltimore express thc general sense of the Catholic church on thc liquor ques- tion. Therein they give approval to thc zeal of those who, the better to avoid cx- cess or in order to give a bright example to others, pledge themselves to total abstinence; and they invoke a blessing on the cause of temperance and on those who labor for its advancement in a Clirisl.ian

spirit. They not only hope that ‘pastors and people would co-operate generously with those so laboring, but earnestly cxhort pastors to induce, if po_-sible, those of their flocks that may bc engagcrl in thc sale of liquor to nbrimion as .-.con as they can the dangerous traffic rind to iirigiige in some more becoming way of nialring a living. This sensible .-.nil conservative view of the liquor trniilc lins furriisticd the basis of, _ricliori on this iiiaticr for Bishops and priests and people.

The whole Catholic cornrnunity of this

city has been for many years conniiittcd tothe work of the League of the Cross, whose im med iatc purpose is to reach the young and bring upwigcncration to inan- lioorl with habits of teniperance and

MURDER CHARGE Liao iN Moucroni

en Developed

Buitirnorc, \\'cst Point and .\niinpolis.

and thc interior ti';in_~foriiii'rl into ii lriiiy lurid of colored flags and clri-ti-ir li;:hi.-~.

The affair was one of thi- in-J.-l iiziifpii

and brilliant cvcr sci-ii in this 1-r.iiiiliy.

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Case First Supp,‘o_scd to be Accidental Shooting But Since Suspicious and Alarming Evi-

NEW Yonk, Nov. 14-(Special.)-Ari- people in New Yor-k_ \\'a.~liingio|i,

and in return for the hospitality which l The whole ship was cm-lo.-.eil in i~;rri\':i~

lHi liMPiliAHiIi EAUSE

sobriety. So lieartily has Air-liiiislinp

Riordun been devoted tothis win-lt limi

for several years he has set apart it prius!

for it who might devote iiirnsr-lf to il. ri-_ his special iriissioii. liut wi- all know rhi-

many temptations that lirisut ilu- path of old and young to uii<lcrmini~ tin-\.-i-ii dcavors and to ailurt-to habits ol' iii inkin-,- rind intoxication. .»\ll fccl ronviiii-.-il that among these tr-iiiptiitioris thi- or-<~::t number of saloons and the almost uni-i-pu lated sale of liquiir liold the iii'~t plur--_

Itis Often liiillifult fini' thc t`.it|ir>li4- priest to co-operate us lic woiiiii wish in with many crigrigeri in tciiipi-r~aii:'c ri-t'oi-in because of the radical ini-.-i~_iir<-s iri- qucntly proposed, and licr':iii_-Ac iii.;-,' ni-i-_ sonictiines so niinglud with pclitii-:il issues that it would put thc pricsl in thi- attituilc ofapolitic-ian, and to tlil~. our own people are the first to cb_i»_-ii and rightly so. But when there is :i iiica.~-_ire proposed that coniinenils its:-lf in our judgment, and when it can bi- iippro:i<~h~ cd advocnterl and voted iipoii ivitiioixi fnlsifying our position, we should avail ourselves of it.

No donht the wholesale and tho retai

sale ofliquors is lucrative lo those en

`_T,_ e ry/‘-°

yiiiestef- 0. ouiherly freezes, air and Miidér

guged in iff, but it l.-ijust as r:i-i't;iiii tiiiit

there is not another f.-it-tor in our civii lifc so costly to this cc|iiiriuiiii_\'.

ili|iiN APPEALS i

LONDON, Nov. 13-Queen Alexandra. has l

iiioverncnt for the relief of the uneni l

employed in England by issuing an appeal A

“I appeal to the pcoplc of the empirc,l

men and women, to assist me in alleviat- ing the suffering of the poor, starvingl and unemployed during the winter. For | this I head the list with £2,000. All con- tributions should be sent to Earl Dc Grey.

[Signed] “ALEXANDRA."

When You Have A Bad Cold.

You want a remedy that will not only

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he lungs and keep expcctorrition easy. You want ii remedy that will cuuntor-

act uny tendency towards piieuinoiiln.

You want a remedy that is plcasan

and safe to take. -

Clinmbcrlain`s Cough Remedy niects all

of these requirements and for the speedy and permanent cure of had colds stand without ii peer. For sale by all rlruggisi.

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Benham-l'ni going out of doors fora

minute.

Mrs. Benham-What fort

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TORONTO, Nov. l5i.~(`.`liief Justice Sir

ing its ]_’rcsi<icnt of the l-I\|-ii.-fpivi

ini iiuilsli ani- wliinuyiiiaiaiii

contributed $10,000 and has initiate-ii ii , \Villiani Mulcck tool. his st-at tl|i~ niori.~

Division of the liigli Uiirrl. \\`i'_li l-iiu

through Earl De Grey, treasurer of tlie`0n the lu-ncli wt-re .lu.~lii-vs _\n<,-lin iiiiil Qucen`slionscliolCl. Her majesty says: ‘Clutch A large niiiiilii-i‘ of iuiiyi-r.~ \\'<-rt

present, in thc belief that ilierv woiilil in

sonic sort of ccreinonial, but tiivri- \v;i~ absolutely nothimr. Sir \\`illi:iiii took hi_~. sent, and thc licziriiir: of thc first r'.\_~<- \\;i~.

proceeded with.

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Minard’s Liniment Carts Bi rrs. cle.

Patterns

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Are now in. The acnie of perfection

is to be found in all lint- terick fashions. the l,:iriit-4

Bntterick crezrtiozis lil-.li- becornc the S'I`ANl`_»\i1l\ of the Vt"ORLi)_ Uilnis imitate, which is th- fi .- cerest flattery, but only Biitterick attains to ihrli slate of perfection which up to date people look for. Therefore ii is :i “vicar case" of buy the best, l-ny Buttericks.

$500.00 worth of p:i'_-

terns carried in .stock and newest creations fi-lrlv.-ri each month, A.-lt l i- gi fashion sheet,they are free,

CARTER & C0. Lid.

Benhani-I want room to sneeze.

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