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`Es"a|_|S}|ED |8§|_ THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1899.--8' PAGES Pmgf TWU BEITS,

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CHICAGU MARKETS,

-- the match between the First Abbies of

Caicaeo. February 17.._[Special]- Charlottetown and the Stars of Sum- “iefollowing are the closing ratesz- merside came off to-night in Crystal !~eb_whea¢,____ com' 344; Dam 263; Rink. The weather was favorable,‘ Mk, 9_70_ everybody expectant, and the match,

“y,,|,,,,¢,-4-2; ; C0,-,_ 36; oats, 273 ; for lovers of sport, proved ali that was Fk,9_92_ expected. The special from Charlotte-

Abbies 4-3 -For Anchors

tendance.

The great hockey event:of the season.

____ l twen ive assen ers most of whom

THE WEATHER.

my 'heat' 71; com 365 ; oats, 26 tcwn brought about one hundred and F*

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witnessed the game. Quite a number also came from the surrounding country districts. so that the rink was crowded to its utm t capacity. The Abbies and Stars facezs each other at 8 10 and the

lisnnverox, Feb. 17-(Sp@¢ia1)_. first surprise of the evening came at “mu cloud mb bl _ l 8.105 when Bethune s_hot a goal for the

7 7’ P 8 7 mm’ °r Abbies from C. Point. The second

srinsoutherly to easterly winds.

surprise came at 8.12 when Roy Mc- Donald scored for the Stars. Alter

-- - - - about 20 minutes of fair by fast laying

P

McDonald again scored tor the Stars.

Almost immediately after a second score ’ i was made by the Abbies and a third

shot hy__Gi:ad.y for the Stars. At half. _ ,_ _ _ _ _ »,~ _ _. _ _ _ __ fi _._ __ _ _ _ time the score stood 3-2. in favor of the House in Ottawa when Lord Kilcoursis,I 1" I 1 ` .» `-`< ` l _ f 'MT O' l`f°mP°"“““°°°~ ' ‘

Stars. In he second half McLeod

fierce and the excitement intense. After about 20 minutes p‘a_ving Sullivan shot a second goal for the Abbies. This was the last goal scored,making a total

The Britaunias and Anchors faced off

at 9 o'c1ock and from the start the game

side Last Night -Score for

8-3---Intense Excitement, Brilliant Play, Large At-

Smnreasius, Feb. 17.-(Special) -

CHURCH SE RVICBS-

irrsrriopisr.

Prince St.-Prayer meetin at 10.15. Rev.

A. D. Mcheot at ll. Rev.b‘. Campbell at 7. Sunday school and Bible class at 2.30. Grace Church.-Prayer meer.ing_at 10. Rev.

W. J. Kirby. at lland 7. Morning theme: "This is my friend.” Evening t-heme: “The Witch of Ender." Epworth League at close of Sabbath Fcho il. Strangers cordially invited. Seats provided for strangers.

PRESBYTERIAN,

Zion.-Prayer meeting at 10.15. R;v J. W.

Mc Kenzie of St. Pet.-.r`s at ll and 7. Sunday school and Bible Class at ‘2.30.

St James-Pra.yer Meeting at 10. Rev

J. M. Fisher of IMal eqiie at ll and 7. Sun- day School and Bible class at ‘2.30.

CHURCH OP' ENGLAND. St. Paul’s.-Holy Communion at 7 p. in.

Morning prayer at 11, Sunday school and Bible Class' at 2.30. Evening prayer at 7. All seats free and unappro- priated. Everybodff welcome.

St. Peter's.- Holy communion _at 8

and11a.m. Mattias at 10.15 am. Service for men only at4p.m. Bible class a'nd Childrens

catechising 2.30. Evensongl at 5 p.m. Ser- vice and sermon at 7 p.m. A seats free and unappropriated.

Barrier.

Prayer meeting at 10.30. Rev. G P Rgmonyl

at 11 and 7. Sundav school and astors Bible Class at 2.30. Strangers welcome and provided with comfortable seats.

L HURCH

Cnurm cHiiIs'ria.\' C .

Corner of Prince and Grafton streets.

Rev, R. W. Stevenson of Montague at 11 a d 7. Sunday school and Pastors Bible Cla-Ss

2ip. m.7 30Prayer meeting Wednesday ev9-

t . . m.

n ng a p

CHURCH OF CHRIST.

Church Upper Great George Street. ser-

vice at 11 and 7. Evening subject _“Two sonS._" Luke 15-ll. Sunday; School and Bible Class at 2.11) Y. P. S. C. E., rayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7.30.

CHESTNUT STREET.

Prayer meeting on Chestnut street Sunday

at 4 o clock.

sanvxrioiv amnr.

Sunday Services at 7, 11, 3, and at Tp, m. Week Services.--Monday, uesday,

Thursday, 'day and Saturday at 8 p ni oosi>EL MEETING.

Gosrrrr. Mnirrnzc.-Railway Men's Meeting n Prowse’s New Block. Sunday afternoon at 4 Lesson-Isaiah 45-22. “Look unto me and be ye saved." service at 3.45. Strangers always welome.

run s'raNLn¥`cUr>.

The Stanley cup. for which the Vic-

torias of Winnipeg, and the Viatorias of Mentreal,holders of the trophy, were to battle on the 15th, was donated by Lord Stanley, then Governor General of Canada, some six years age. The mat. _ter was first breached at a banquet to the Ottawa Hockeyclub in Lb; Russell

who represented His Excellency, read

were a challenge cup, which should be held from year to year by the champion hockey team of the Dominion. ' There does not appear to be any sue i outward

of -1-3 in favgr of the Abbies. or visible sign of the championship at

present, and considering the interest the matches now elicit. and the import.

RCIIIDEEIIT. stile Eli? Sl2OCl§ was pretty much in the hands of the ance of having the games f-iirly played

_ latter. At half time the s°core was 4-1 under rules generally recognized, I am I approach in 1894, the Planet reached

d in favor of the Anchors. In justice to willing to give a cup which will be '_ Fmmn Pnwsmkm QF “Ana the seventh magnitude_

taking of Boots an the Britannias, however, it must be said held fiom year to year bv the winning

that they scored a second goal. which,

club ” »

PRESIDENT Flllllli

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_ Short Illness.

All Soverelgns Express Their Regret-Rescued in Mid-Ocean After Terrible Gales-Died at a Banquet -Rudyard 'Kipling to be Banqueted in Toronto.

Paiiis, Feb. 17.-(Special)-The

sudden death of President Faure is at- tributed to angina pectoris. 5'

Expressions of regret have been re-

ceived from all the sovereigns of Europe.

The general expectation is that M.

Loubel, President of the Senate and formerly Premier. will be made Presi- dent. -

Another account says:-President

Faure died at 11 o’clock last night after three houis illness. Ap iplexy was the

cause. President Faure worked as usual and rear? the official despatches

and newspapers in order to prepare to

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The President was greatly moved.

Just about this :time also the death of

President McKinley.

Rudyard Kipling will visit Toronto -as

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SOIENTIPIC HISCELI-ANY.

A simple method of applying hot air

for acute pain has been described by Dr. Wm. 'J.‘aylor,an English physici- an. The air is heated electrically and driven by a fan over a spiral of fine wire-also heated-direct to the pain- ful part. The application is continued until the skin becomes blanched and blistering follows. Neuralgia has been effetcively treated by air at 200 F. or over, the aching of a badly decayed tooth was stopped in ive minutes and did not return for eight months, while sore throat, lumbago and other painful complaints have been cured by the current of hot air.

Bricks from blast, furnace slag

1-IerrF. W. Siierman states, are now made at Germany works as low as` $2 88 per 100. The laid slag. being an unsuitable material,is passed through water. which granulates it, and the bricks are compressed without burning, hardening in 6 to 8 days ,when 10 per

P-reside a. me Council at 9 a_ m_ l cent of lime is' added. The granulation

increases the permeability to air to live times that of ordinary buildings bricks, ensuring dry walls. The slag bricks resemble grayieh white sandstone, eup- pert a crushing load of 160 to 180 pounds per square inch, and resist high

scored within a few minutes of the a letter, in which Lord Stanley said: ` _ _ ‘ -_-

Sitlrt. which ovened up the count. From ~‘I have for some time been thinking gt/1; _i~f_`-\Y:_ _ this to the close the game was hot and that it would be a good thing if there - .' 2”' The newly digcovel-ed Planet D_ Q_

remarkable for its orbit, which appre- aches the earth nearer than that of any other planet-has been named Eros .A search of Harvard Observatory photo-

' _ ,’ _ 1 graphs has shown this interesting body

on plates of 1894 and 1896 with a com- plete record of its movement for more that four months. At its nearer

Sh 1 d I t through the neglect of their umpire- \ It was not until some time later that , The Pfesident as “Wal t°°k 3 much _ T

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l’ ace _ was not played in time, -and was co_ii the present trophy was placed in the at noon and returned to the study at 2.-i The so-iidiaed alcoholwhich 8 Berlin,

.equently not allowed. The score in hands of Sheriff Sweetland. and Mr. P He spent the age,-D09” gonvm-sine with firm has been sending out in a tin com

at 25 Per Cent discmlnt- the ‘wood half was 4-2. making s. total D._Ross. both of Ottawa, who were vp- ‘ his secretary. and at 6 signed Papers tainer, intended to serve as a Pocket

of 8 to 3. in favor of the Anchors. pointed trustees. _ _ H ._ _ l .H ,, lam and Stove ig reported to consist

The ofiicers were Crrel McArthur The trophy was first won by the Vic- and Sam' C°me qm"l‘1Y I me 1 ' essegtiauy of 62 Per cm, of alcohol, 20

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COIIIS 3.llCl S88 lilléllfl. DOW referee; umpires, l\e1l Matheson, Stars, torias of Montreal.They won the Cham- He Was assisted to the sofa. and thclof sea and 18 of waten A similar pm_

VV . B lt, Abbies. Timers, lv. K. pi0nSl1lpOltlJ6A. H. A. in 1894, and dggtorg called, He remained (gongcloug, .P . -` -

m a R Uh i b th ld tn _1 189, h n the duct is readily made by dissolving

iS yOl.`lI‘ CIIIHICC, Rogers and Thomas Ona” an’ or C “E _ . 0 Cup .um.l D’ W 6 but eXPi1`9d 0” the SUf0k9 °f 10- p scraped tallew soap in warm alcohol.

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Gfiorgh l‘icAlmon and Charles McQuil Vici of Montreal. were again the win- nl-it Wlu meet' this m01`mUS» Md F"d"Y» in n-ers of their league series in 1896 and after embalminv' of the remains, to fix TM first Pha1'm9°°P°€13 ’~93“‘°d by

1 . - . _ A _ _ . : B . ' . , I I 1

entertained the Abbies with a supper a hack the cup to Montreal. It , al Assembly at Versailles to elect a suc_ Nationl pharmacopoei; lremlmiré

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N01:-Men`s Rubbers 32 cents. Mgntgemei-y’s Hall. Weldy Young, of the Ottawas, was _ Thestruggh’ "lu be k°°U- M- D“P\=Y lét in ll” _A"g°“,ul“.’ the Repufhli: Au” Womens’ ‘J‘>c_ agreed upon as referee. Premier, has the best chance. The \"°» B°l~‘5mm’ Lhht D_°°m" ’ mme' 1°"

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After the gamf-s were over the Star: determined to make an effort to tgapg the date for the convening of the Nano” gp;erphippn;fauNlpgtybxpms nto 15a4v;

"°‘ 1. Th ,ch k 1 t ted and - _ _ . Germany, Great Britain. Greece, Hel-

GOFF BROS _ A e ma was eeny con es lb contest lies between him and Henri had’ Hungarmludla, Japan’ Mex,c.°_~,

I gszliillg gfvglnofgg t,_l;e5M0ntrea oy' B11iS°UaDd M I-Ollbel Norway, Portiival Russia, Spain,

y g Sweden and the United States I

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Use NERVOL. One application cures;tf not, one challenge for the trophy, and that _ nearly 8 0 680 000 _ _ l

TUCURETOOTHACHE IN AMINUYE In the season of 1897 there was but LONDON Feb. 17___The death of ` p nm” the Lund

' ' - . . ' found im States being a notable exception, the

your money back. Equa11ygood_rorNeiu~a.igia ‘came from the Capnalsy of Ottawh President_Faure made a pro _ _ _

5- L a _ "‘dH°°'d°°h°' 25°” an Drumsm The latter were defeated by a score of preesion and greatest anxiety is ex- V353; 12';-lallgg fly; e’£;2“;:g°°!of 12;: e _ -or_

15 g0‘\1s to 2- pressed as to the possible consequences I9'-u their instruction The United

’ ’ i'riiid'ifiiihid rum. . ` °

G0 To coming east to try and recev r it New Yorix, Feb 17-(Special)- GOUIIIIISBIOD 1"~‘Pl'¢9°|m°¥ ul’ “mul

L_ h h on tank steamer Rot and piiaraeeutical societies, and il re-_

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BI »T ° H°u°“d °° _ vised decennially, the time lor a new _ | _ . *Urdu* bmughi iW°°tI"'l“'°° °f "1" edition being now near at hand. Un-

it itil iiisiiii i iiiiii ____

‘Pettijohn’s Breakfast F00 They were rescued in mid~°°w\-

H_00k8l`S’ Bféakfast HOIHlDy. _ , . . . . Niue others were taken 06 by the &lf- ° ° ° steamer Trojan ' for Glasgow. The

rising Buckwheat . B k P d

lmlson’ d ° 11’ (10 t a ow er steamer encountered terrible gales and Fresh S pan medR0 8 a S’ g____ her stearing gear broke three times.

F ‘ - . crew of the stea . t dl? h t _mom ‘mem °

' _ - - ~ , t us ar wi recog-

or breakfast we have: d i _ 0 Liverpool for Baltimore. 333°? The lack oi unimrmit, dl

ground Oatmeal,

[led ' AND -- fighting a blaze in three six story build-

Crown Flake Made from ' A riiiiaaeipiiia. Feb. 1r.__(sps¢iai)-

Wh , _ irarleialil, Safeguards the food “"-

& li°"~STATllllll§l7lY » a».-i-as

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G0ld Dust COTI1 MB&l ‘ gfgam Qf tartar. Three fireman were killed to-day while

wll8ll.lJl8l'.S. n _ Boston, Feb. 17 -Frank E. Taft, of

against all-*fn* Noriu_Briogo. mass, died wmie sitting

-'-' at table at the Home Market Club ban

quet last night. The banquet was in honor of President \IcKin

nomenclature and standards is a serious diiiiculty the greatest stumbling block being the tinctures and extracts, which are so variously prepared in different countries that the same name may in- dicate any one of several different pre- parations of roots, bark or leaves: The latest commission to consider an inter- national pharmocopoeia has JUS* 59°” appointed by the Brussels Royal Academy of Medicine. The need of an international work is now seriously felt. and it is hoped to make it practicable by dealing only potent remedies

' and excluding medicines to which _the

custom of each country has given

. special form. .

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BUrrALo, Feb. 17'. _(Spscial)-

the guest of the Canada Club and will ‘ be tendered a banquet. Pack Teams'

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Caepeela l-leard From

-Treaty to be Shortly Signed at Washington- Killed Returning From Political Meeting -¢hlef

Hansard- Dead-

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Hatirax, Feb. 17 .--(Special).-

n Bros., wholesale grocere,have- ed payment. rigantine Sceptre, from Ponce

, put into Liverpool, N. S.,

and having lost her sails.

Vmcouvsa, Feb. 17-(Special)-F.

Cbamppaii, just arrived from Dawson,

s the report- of wolves on the d says they have attacked and everal dogs on the pack teams.

Fear is expressed that the ice running'

out wilicrusli several vessels wintering

ukon delta. '

Haut-‘ax, Feb. 17 .--Yesterday the

Gaspesia was reported jammed ten miles

ve

north of Dead llan‘s Island, miles from Etang du Nord No water is to be seen. mornings despatch from St. Ntid, says negotiations me in

es to send a sealer to her assist-

The sealer will also go afterthe

Pavonian, believed disabled near Grand

Banks. `

foundland is covered with drift ice.

Mon

special from Washington, says there

will bqsa treaty of formal agreement in

The Atlantic in vicinity of N ew-

ritual., Feb. 17.-The Star’e

sys, and it needs the final balanc- ome questions under discussion

ubmitted for the signatures ofthe

rs of the commission. Herschell fell on the ice and

sudered an injury and remains in the

for several days.

Y Woonsrocx, N. B; Feb. 17.--

(Special)-George Hillman of Debec

walking home along the railway from a political meeting was

by the train and killed. He a wife and child.

Tonosro, Feb. 17.-(Special)-Dr.

radley. chief of the Commons

Hansard staff atOttawa died on Sunday.

widely and favorably known Canadian public men. He

es a widow, but no children.

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A lot of llliil Unit

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