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ill 3 .T _` wssHrNG'roN, sept. za.-'rue BnLrlis'r,‘ sept. 23.-'rue Ulster

_ _ American Consul at Foochow, Chine, Unionist council today confirmed the

f (ganadian Pun) g E‘7?'Yi$J__1P,£;£S DOW l‘,_9Ai1_v for the 'I - ~"‘ Y reports the situation extremely critl- text of the covenant against Home

NEW YORK Se “_A mm ,frov ncl _ _ 'lbitfon which will be ~ cal. It is reported that the Pekin Rule to be signed by Unionists 0 Ab" een rscomm . - . 8 tht, ormally qp,eQ_ed this m_q}'plng by his Govem-ment is sending a large force throug~llout the province on Sept. I" III ' V 9' HOD.Dr, I.§,c_t,nant-Gove or Rogers. , to remove from his seat the Chief of 23,

' ’During ast few s there has Police at Foochow who, defying the

been a veIl&_pE1e rusholl visitors to A authority of the Central Government, the city a unless the weather, up threatens to destroy the city ln case

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(Cansdilln Briss)

(Canadian Press)

Grey 01 EDBIWI- “lvl B Die” Am- on which llll depeu ` lu t ‘li ' att li ll. 'rn G l A llll5°‘*‘I°I`- C°“\IIt B°I\°II»WIv€°Ff|- .0011-, unruly, therels evgsy iddldatgr tllxlgt ,lldroelst in Tlleecountrty di‘:lltlIllct xatlldtllllllll

r nl lt' ' _ ' lv h .

sazanofl of Russiw _Sir Edward

lerred with King George ntpainlo - sl today as wide-sprenh suspicion

calculated- ultimately tp lnynive Great Britain in war.

_ OTTAWA WANTED.

members of the Ottawa alley i;p_a,H¢,n

sociation at-a meeting here Satllrday night decidedhuanimously to sup`port' the resolution which will be offered st the coming convention, recom-_ mending thetransfer of the head of-- llce of the association to Ottawa. Ottawa will likely be supported by

Montre?l.and the western branches, but it s stated that Toronto and Hamilton will strongly oppose the proposed change.

A nu'mber,,,of western men here for

tile collfereflcc state that Ottawa is the logglcall location for the office, and my they would rather come to Ot- tawa for nleetings, as they usually have more business to attend to here than in any other eastern city.

That there will be a merry fight

nver the resolution seems certain, About 600 members are expected for the convention, which opens Tuesday morning. There are over 3,000 mem- bers of the association and many of the delegates will send proxies to vote on this important matter.

PnN1'rEN'rIARv was .

QEN or oouN'rEnrn1'l‘ans.

' CAIRO; Sept. 21.-The authorities have dually traced the quantity of silver counterfeits which have been in circulation to the Tourah prison, where 'they were manufactured by a number of clever convicts.

one of the convicts was found in,

possession ol an ingenious'instrument made to coin five piastre pieces and a quantity of silver bullion was dis- covered at the same time. The pri- soner confessed and implicated a fel-‘ low-convict. An investigation is now taking place, for the authorities are convinced that a number of prisoners and minor officials of the prison are concerned in the plot.

ROYAL PARTY SAIL.

'“vANCOUVER, Sept. 23.-The Duke a'nd Duchess of Connaught and Prin- 'cess Patricia embarked for Prince Rupert on the Canadian Pacitic's steamer Princess Alice, at 10.30 Sat- urday night. ` The royal party was escorted to the dock. from the hotel Vancouver by an escort of city mounted police, under Chief Cham- berlain and Deputy Chief Mulbern. The drive from the railway station entrance to the dock occupied by the steamer, was out-lined in electric lights in the national colors, red, white and blue. Carpets of red were laidlfrom the point where the royal party alighted from their auto to the boat. As the,steamer left its moor- ings the mayor called for three cheersll for _I-lis.R0ya1 Highness the Duke of Connaught, and thereafter another thred _ cheers ,for me Majesty King George\ The M,p.y,qr ,then called for three cheqhs .for _'shell' Royal Highnessesfphe Hitchens and Princess Patricia. `

As thp ,W ,rnQv,ed IMO 3:0 t ’ _ , stan _ n e 55:32” ,\,;_,°,':.g,,-,,l;,l,p, pnfiitthd the

departing _WW sq; _with the first verse 0( _ anithem.

svAN1sH somllliil- 0 ,

' ‘ gmail' _s'rR1 ls,

I' at-9-:

OERBERQ, France, '_ t. 21- The

Spnlnsh 'government .fs?;§0p£riHl; __ mob fze he employes o e ra - roads, brllnging them within reach of martial law. ' This is the outcome of decision of the railroad workers in Catalonia to go out on strike next week because of the refusal of the railroad companies to grant their demandi for an improvement of con- aluuus. It ls lesrell by the :Overn- msht that the present situation might develop s. general strike throughout the whole country

and Handicrafts departments, the ladies have wcll sustained the repu-

way it is explained that owing ' to a riot in which one man was mur- dered and the subsequent burning of the ballots, no returns could be made. although the returning offi- cer reported Hon. Frank Oliver got 79 votes and his opponent, Ma- jor Grfesbach, none.

As far as known-here, no investiga~

tion was made, or no one was brou- ght to time for the murder. The official statement is as follows I

Poll No. 164, Leaman poll, was

held and 79 ballots were cast, and 79 were cast for I-lon. Frank Oli-

_ver, but owing to a riot and death

of one man in the polling ~booth, and the alleged burning of ballots as sub-` stained by the affidavit of the deputy retuming officer, Frank Van Cannegt, the returning officer did not count the said 79 ballots on his recapitula- tion.

GERMAN PUBLICIST

IS COMING T0 CANADA.

NEW &ORK, Sept. 21- During a

stay of one month in this country an exhaustive study of American news- paper methods will be made by Dr. Franz Ulfstein, one of the leading newspapers proprietors and publish-

nati, of the Hamburg-American lille. 1-Ie describes his trip to America as a vacation, bllt while here will go to Washington, Chicago, Philadel- phia, Boston, St. Louis, Montreal, and Toronto, and in each city will inspect the leading newspaper proper-` ties for the purpose of gathering da- ta to apply' to the conduct of his own large publishing enterprises fn Germany.

NEW GOVERNOR OF

NEW ZEALAND.

ly announced that the Earl of Liver- pool has been appointed Governor and commander-in-cllief in New Zea- land.

CALL OUT TROOPS

IN .<lrAN1»sH A?/rl=l1K

ers of Germany. Dr. Ullstein___ arriv-; ed in this city on board the Cincin- l

LONDON, Sept. 21.-It is official-i

(Canadian Press) CORK Ilcluud, Sept. 23- m

sidewalk started oil down grade this morning and tumbled into the hy- draulic raceway. The infant, though strapped in, came to the surface and was seen by the mother, Mrs. E. Recd, who plunged in and rescued the little one 100 feet from where it en- tered the water. Tho mother coi- lapsed after being token homo and is suffering from the shock, but the ill- fant has entirely recovered. _

UNCLE SAM MAY NOT

EVER PAY $1,700,450

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20-The debt

of the United States 'government on which interest has ceased, and the greater'part of which probably never will be collected from Uncle Sam., ag, gregates $1,700,450, covering loans all the way from 1790 to 1007. This fact was made public by J. O. Na- hier, register of the treasury, in his unnual report.

SHOWER OF SNAILS

FALLS ON STREET.

WASHINGTON, N. J., Scpt. 20

During a drizzling rain millions of snails, both hard and soft shelled,fe1l on the streets. The snails ranged in size from that of the bird shot to double BB shot. The Belvidere ave- nue district wus literally filled wftb the snails, and if; was practically im- possible to walk on the streets.

WOMAN 108 T0 KEEP

YOM KIPPUR.

NEW YORK, Sept. 20-When the

200 aged inmates of the Home of the Daughters of Jacob, assembled they were told that because of their age they might be exempted from the fast of Yom Kippur. Ettel Polnnsky, 108 years old. Mill: I have observed the fast for nll the days since I was ac- cepted iuto the faith. If I nm old, what lliderchve can that make ? Even lshollld 1 die, would I not die clean

,and happy ? I will fast and l believe the others will do likewise.

THE 'WEATHER

TNE TEIPERITURE

,the ex b ion of 1912 will far sur coc ow

, _ i Pass, both l_l_l atten_danco'.=ind in num- -----

th" “II °'gr9‘?m°"I‘ WI" IW .I`°I§°IIF»II I5‘ ber of exhihits` ally' other exhibition ' '

yet held here.

tation of. the province, the display (Special to the Guardian)

being not only large but most credit- CHATHAM, N, B., Sept, za-Wm, --

nble. ___0RON___<Cune<li»1n Press) Travis was killed peer here in the

O, Out., Sept. 23--Premier woods toda ll Robert Hamilton] ~ -

mor AND MURDER IN Borden tcuuy met a llclegstlopv ol He wap»lnIlstl‘l'ken for s deer. _ NEW y0(;§'§““dm: PS2; d

POLLING BOOTH. Canadian Suffrage Association asking -‘“°~‘-'““*"-"* cable sa s Bri' till li Lon on '-" ‘”°“"““'“ ”`“"“I”“°- un fleet in two?-Igilllll l ave algreat '

o'r'1‘AwA, sept. zz-Burien lp the He stutell that the question nun nntp one ‘, ,__ w,,,“,_- » ,~ ° ‘;f‘°l’ “"""- I depths of the blue book glvlpg the been ecueulerell pull asked tue peso- Wm be Ilrmed _:_ °’ “.f,°‘;, Pg' 0"” official figures of the last election. ciation to send a Circular Letter carryin uthre W I mdpl “Pg guns' is the story of an extraordinary bearing on the matter, to himself und t ' g n prod?-en an speeding sig I

ne th dist nt olls his collea ues y mules H

affair in o of e n D g .

of the Edmonton constituency. ----af . . There are no returns from Lea- RESCUED BODY FROM WATER. ONTARIO HAS GOOD REVENUE' man, which is poll 164, and in _a -~ """' To mutter ol :uct ary as (lust olneful Sr. Cnrllnnlulcs, sept. zl.-A _,___ yfsftbf 2_I__-_;*R1_‘jvf_§1_‘I_

baby carriage left standing on thai ((;,,nadm,, Iiressy _ _

I.ETHllRIDGE ALBERTA, Sept. 23

-Snow fell in Southern Alberta,Sun- day evening.

TAFT S'i‘A~NDS HY

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-Secre-

ruling will enable the government to fulfill its obligations, the president says, to the teachers who were taken into the government service when re- ligious schools. were taken over bodi- i v n e t institutions.

step in the controversy that has en-

religious bodies more than a year.

from wearing from wearing religious from wearing religious garb in the

0 Nl [MED HS

dere, Nev_v_som_&__Qo, 9-6Mtf.

no}xRnli1ns'w`.\N'i‘l%ll5 nv lirllvlvlwl

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The exhibition buildings have been (yu,-ien,`Nutiollalist, in an interview, ____

arranged wiffll erszt care to ensure spys the All For lreleull league lu

ever possibe f cili both f r h'- 'll' gl i; ll1t,~ _

ibitidrn and for lIlls'p¢-lIl.ion. 'l‘h)c renxaill ;'¢;R_:-§§¢_e¢uIog msu;-E :c;;)¢1l|?[||`;uv§0nlroT » "__ (Special to the Guardian)

o'r'rswA. sept. zll_.-'rue fifty; pulllllng has been `tsP¥¢f'\llv <I@<=°f'11~ uguliipt spy possibility of ,,,,,,,.¢,c,_ sr. JOHN, N. ll., sept, za--w. l-1.

I ed “nd the pxhlbits-“Im sh°w“ t0 th” H9 lliivs' tlls 'two Canadian parties (Canadian Press) iwlles of LGW-lf’-I Derby' N' S' 9“I“Id"‘I

of the Canadian Manuacturers as-l best p,§sB|b|e“_,‘,,'_._.,_,,_,,,ge_ L___e_____. and (_______e______________ w0_____`_____i _.,,,,_ ],,E,I,ERSBURG_ E,-__p,__ 2,__ In today by shooting himself, in _his

The '“°I`°II9.J‘t9 have th” ““;I_“I dk* great service to the ’i<‘mpire if they collision of nfenlncr on Dwina Ilfver boarding muse' H° had been drmk'

d ' ' I A I ing

play of goo s, so arrange as 0 _ _ . give visitors an idea of the wealth, ;?_;:;':_';‘;‘:__t° Almtmte as to the gggcvnggllansel 115 person’ were T _H_e came here with s, birch bark sg- variety and excellence of the goods » hlblt,.st the Exhibition and did not sold in our leading stores. These will return home.

receive fuller notice later.

The industries of the province are

also well and creditably reprel-1ented,` , _ _

many of the exhibits in this depart- '

ment proving conclusively that in- K' ,

dustrial enterprise is by nd means , lacking except in rlullutity. i I

In the Household science and Arts

still over a month away, but alrea- dy a number of revenue items have exceeded the estimates. While rc- ports from some of the big revenue departments have not been received, Hon. A. J. Matheson, provincial treasurer, is confident that the re-

R|.;L,{G10U§.l ()uDERS_ vcnue statement for 1911-12 will be 5

____ repetition of recent years, in showing

receipts wcll ahead of the estimates.

tary Fgghel-'B aCu0“ mst _[mmm-y in Succession duties, one of the chief revoking the ordcr of former Indian lll’0VlllCl8l l`9Vell\lB Dl`0llll¢€l`S. Wacllcil Commissioner Valentine. barring re- this m0l\*~ll the 5500.000 mark Ml' iigious garb or insignia from govern~‘ ticil>l\t0d by GDL MB*»I`Ie30ll BNI Wlth ment Indian Sdmolg was upheld by average returns for the remainder oi` pi-gsidenl; Taft in an 01-get made pub- ,the month and during October the fic today `excess revenue should not be far _'rue decision of the president is that short of $100,000. The provincial

teaghem 'now employed in lndisn treasurer returned to We in the schools may continue to wear the parliament buildings yes erdev and garb of their religious orders but the Dlllllged Bt 0000 illf0 W0l‘k that hi'-S privilege is denied to any psi~s`0ns been accumulating since_lle left for hereafter entering the service. This the 010 COUHIYY- '

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

COMING EVENTS.

y as go er m n _ The president’s ruling is the final

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gaged the interior department with gm, cent per word ,wh msg,-tion

_ _ in this column. Cash must accom-

, Commissioner »Valentlne’s 'order pany order and me pm- mn; Macon” lwould have prohibited any teachers a_u°wad_ Minimum charge tw°n¢y.nv,,

cents.

Indian scllools after the end of the o1_ 0_ F, meeting of Court-Avon- IB" 9¢l100I Year- dale tonight at 8 o'clock. Important

business.

'25 cents can get vou a good meal

at the P. E. I. Hospital booth in Exhibition building.

S61(-'“TANTldD ’l`O WORK IN DEN' 'See the Bird Man fly better; new tal 0IIlL'°- APPIY '10 III- II°I’I“5~ I25 stock of field glasses received for Queen St. _ _3‘I'_7M¢I- this purpose. E. W. Taylor. South

, Side Queen Square. 9-21M3i.

-- _ i TIDES 5100!] ETC lumlly. Apply 229 sydney st. -_ MADRID, Sent- 20-Negotiations i0 . 0-'24M1iil»d- "rms is the first time in the lus- “"°'f fl ““““’ °I‘ 223°" "‘°" °““ s ~ 1 t 1-ll G li- wXN'l‘lJ`n A'1‘l>l~lFl~l"`r'l'<i71"'l~"ol=t"`l~.lr.N- tory of Mount Herbert Protest- ployed on the railroads in Catalonin' TO§`Oil_`f_¢§‘ilg_ gut osegéir l;4n,_)_MDd_ em] work in gmc,”-y store, Apply nnt Orphanage that if. comes before lhavs proved futllc, the government' em” southerly 'and B0`,,thwe5te,~\yi Uhs,ppe1l's Grocery. 9-24M3l. the public for uid. Look nut for thc III" begun I0 take military I"'°°°‘“' winds; partly fair bllt some locul`§0UND_"."gMT{Li,"` SUMIOINIIMONIEYI HIFIB Wil-ll the Union Jack next Wed-

tions against ncts of violen¢B_- 'I`I'°°P“ ' showers in western district, much the owner may have same by puylng ncsday- 9-23M2i ha" Bee" ordered out “Im” tem eI`“f‘"`9 f d d applying here 0-24Mlf '__'

i I FOR CHORUS GIRLS

l .

BYDl,I_lll_¥, Sept. 82-There was

helilzgilslng and foot-stamping am- ong- e 50 feminine members of The Quaker Girl Company yesterday. when tb! wires flashed the news from Lon- doh _Giorls Ddwards of the Gai~ tty 'anim announced that every linger' b _ him would have a

her contract to the 0 _Oct wed g bells would cancel lm" ` ‘for all time. .

Mr. Edwards gave as his reason the *ct that ll members of the origi-

,oolpsny 'deserted the the organi-

T " ' d ' i` I th germs .‘='..itrl.".'::....1 ___ ‘ul-lelfhlv endangered the engage-

Oll . ‘ Hill Ina Slain, who was the title

rope of the Quaker Girl at the Oolonlal, was the storm centre of m-

dignatfon and expressed herself for-

24 M 2ll><l- 9 lmnsl.

M`ln_ard'| Lfnfment used by Physicians 'Keep Minard’s Lfniment in the house, Mfnards linlment cures garget in cows Ask for Mlliard’s and take no other, ,J i

' D ' P ' °r~a '- an -- I --3- ` ° ver ne who can will

The ,owe t ,_ t c0,.,,,,,, 'FOR SALE A BLACK DRIVING wi¢?,ls;m;:;° epepgpllme nights dui-lpn

_ ‘ °“‘l’°I`B “fe fe _ Mm-9 5; years old, 55 Prine” Exhibition week. Also do nut' omif

ND 'I 'yesterday was mrtylthree degrees Street- 9'” MM' visiting our store for bargains ill

r ‘ _ . "I’°"° ,fem “"6 °h° highwt ""‘“ 1"’ ` wAN'rso`-'A 'voulvd MAN ron wlltelies spd lewelry. cl. ra Taylor,

tm” egress above' The ‘owes re' general farm work near city. Good North Side Queen Square. °°"‘I"‘I th” I"°"I°““ . “ight ""‘“’ wages. Apply Qi. Gates a Ce., 9-imesl.

thirty-nine above. At nine a. m. yes- Grauon st 9_241wpd_ _ _terday it was fifty-one degrees above FO-E-»§_-U-_la -A -E6-gb-E-6----HEXTER ,In w_mect,On with the Clm,,,otte_

. gggvzt nine P' m" it was forty-three and two sitting-room stoves, En_ town Exhibition trains will leave

' 5 p| gt g_ ‘Charlottetown on Sept. 25th and

“my on the dictum' I trhlla Blima rlvitl he high this!! I4rl‘ImmiLt qmm at 5 r me me 9-24M4l, 26th as follows :-For Summersidc I Im” “°'°" "°I’°"°d “"6” Mr' :nu ll lilnll tonlmlllml alto os 'll t - WTWED-A ollu. non oaNnnAl. - - - m‘I"°""I°' ma”-"g°m°"I" °h° - lam' ftnorrolenr aft; 1In!l7g a I an 0 housework in small family. Apply "‘- F0' M“"`°Y III“`I’°" at 5-45 PJ"- _and if this is a sample of his meth- The _“___ sets' t_~____gbt at 5 54 and to Mrs T o_ mdgett 16 Kent BL For Souris and Elmira at 6 p. m.

giunizgl? ;?,t,n`;a::'stg6n'§)l:,,;d” mth; ,tomorrow at 5. 52: it rises tomor- . I ' 9-24Mtf. FUI' G°°I`3°I'°W“ at G'I0 Pé 5';-MF ___ I _ | 5_50 Th d "'__"`“ '“"""" "'; - 4

they c_____o, mm, ___ ____ ____,__m and l:;w5___i;luru ug ut spa urs uv ro i.lllfr_____oolill;_o_i_l__'l_;€§l;l1: owé_l:_l;s_

am surprised that any London sln-- '"8 0°, "Uv e wean .Dmng Exmbmon week S_g_ Ha,-_

I rd __ “_ T* _The moon sets tomorrow morning Gwrga ,nd quam pommion can 1 d “_ __ __ _'___ _

9" 'IBD ll°I'“F15 B89 °°“ I" at 4.51. F an w ma e or ps on severa T-larrfs, my manager, has never asked The first quail-tsp of the moon was 3,: 2,‘fdN;;‘O2r°,.?,:'°‘_" Apply9_g‘;“3{;,\;_ routes as follows: Monday leave here _U10 f° IIKD this sort of a contract. on Wednesday. 3°Pt~` 18, at 8.55 P. - ' r Ar ;'*'"4“-“FTUR at 4, s.m. for Victoria, returning, due and I would not do no if he,dfd- lm, - AUCTION 3 I‘II 0" 0I'I°I°II ' si. 11 am. Monday lesvelor ol-well - llllsJlIsilll UW. tht 0“lY lll°ml7°I` The full moon will be on Thursday “It}"'° ‘I'“I I’°“°°h°Id °II°°"° °t'C“r' at 2 p.m. Due on retum Tuesday at

of the company who was fn the Gris-, 8%. Roth, at 7.84 p. nr. :ltr sl galcltiorl; roonmmtjodgy begignggr _lo a_m_ Tuesday “ve lm, Omen at inll London Geist! Theatre Comp- e length of today will be twelpe _ A_______-o__e___:. - - “I“'9_z4_Mn' 8 p.m., due on return at 8.30 p.m. Pay, slid that she would have left hours and four lnlnutes. ‘ .:.__._____ _ '___ . _ . . ..._' Wednesday leave for West River at thaegompnpy at once had she been, (From Yestcrdtsys Evenirg Guardian) FOR SA_LE-F(_:UR YEAR RE- 6 a.m. and 8 p.m. Friday leave for as to s gn such a contract. Mans- The tenlpera _ure ntl e evenuo clock gistere snort ora hull an one East River at 5.80 a.m. and .8 p.m. ser Sneckenbergsr of the company. today by the Rexel Store tested shorpshire ram. D. H. Nicholson, satin-any luv, for vgcgong at 3 ,_ stated that his singers were not man- thermometer' with a northern ex- York Point, Rural Route, ln., returnfngdue about 8.30 p,m,

lsgerially restrained from matrimony., poeure was fifty-five degrees above. 0- _

,small invalid master, the physiciun'r.

stricken and his condition since that

'M' ___ I ii q-_

(Canadian Press)

OTTAWA, Sept. 23.--The almost

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N; Interesting Evidence- Give < lib

Con nectlon T~he_rewifh Sov- eral Examined

daily sittings of the Cabinet will he` ----v -'|_ ,

held from now until the house opens

in November. A decision to call par-. (Cans/dlsn Press)

liament together will then be taken

to pref-rage long' session. The navy

policy, bank act revision, redistribu-

'1'0R0N'1‘0. sept. 23.-Inter evidence was given today st opening session of the police

tion, probable tariff changes, control mis5i,._,n»s enquiry into the wud?

of western lands and administration

program.

RANSACKED HOUSE OF MORGAN.

with the runs~ncking of every room fwlliie Mr. Morgan and his 40 ser vallts slept through it all, is con fessed, the police say, by John Ber- nauer, whom they arrested lute to- .day. In his possession iwri- Iounal seven watches, medals, dinniou-i pills and other articles of jewellery belong- ing to the young financier.

The burglary occurred last January

but news of it was not made public until some time afterward, when Mr. Morgan informed the police that he would pay L, reward of $5,000 for the recovery of the stolen articles, many of which were priceless to him for their associations.

SAYS BOY WILL DIE

IF DOG IS NOT FOUND.

NEW YORK, Sent, 21-Unless Jer-

ry the Boston hull terrier which dis- appeared last Saturday from the home of Dr. John T. Usher, at N0. 44 Hanson Place, Brooklyn, is re- covered soon and returned to his

son Frederick, attending specialists lielieve that the boy will have but a slight chalice to live. Wllcn the boy wns informed nf the doz’s llilaappear- ance on Sunday he became grief

time has steadily grown worse. Up to a lnts-_ hour last night Jerry Wall still missing.

GREAT BRITAIN ENTERTAINERS.

LONDON, Sept. 21-Col, Scly, sec-

retarv of stats for war and the army council l-,ntertaincd nt. dinner tonight the officers from fha nvcrsnn dom- inions, foreign militia nttnrlles and

1 NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Burglary of the mansion of J. P. Morgan. 113., umt they ,md handled the pawn*

and condllct of the Inspector W¢\t|;\

of outside civil service by commis- Duncan in connect, nh th F gsion, is included in the legislative e,.,,» Bunk ,,nse_ on W 6 °

At the enquiry before Sir Wm,

Meredith, Duncan had sworn that pq unauthorized person han had acces; to tlie papers in the case.

Today several witnesses tgstlneq

llley also brought out that Duncan’ repulfntions for veracity was not oz the best.

POLICE STABBED BY NEGRO~ I

l’l-IIILADELPI-llA, Sept. 21- David Simpson, a policeman. was stabbed to death by Robert Henderson, 3 _ negro. here early today, while he was attempting to subdue Henderson who was running amuck with 5 knife, 'png policeman was oil duty and in plain _ clothes when he happened along whsrq

,tho negro was chasing olner negroeq ond tlrreatrnillg them. In the scqmq in which Simpson received his death wound, several other persons warg wounded, Henderson was finally beat, ~ en into submission. '.

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FOUR COU‘N'l‘RlES

IN MILITARY ALLIANCE.

l.oNnrlN, sept. 21.-A despatch

from Vienna to the Daily Chronicle says the correspondent has learned of the exisrence of a quadruple mi1lt¢,ry_ alliance by Bulgaria, Servia, Greece and Montenegro, which be says is an offensive combination, dangerous to the peace of the Balkans.

WOMFIN POLICE ARE A SUCCESS.

S'I‘0CKH()llM, Sept. 21-So satis-

fied are the authorities of the Swad- lsh capital with their three women policemen, or police sisters as they are generally called, that morn women will shortly be engaged ss guardians of the peace.

renrcselltativcs of foreign countries who nttended the recent rnanoeuvres. f‘anulll\ was represented bv Pol. Sam

and Tlgnish at 4p m and 5 30 p.

Hughes, others pr:-sent included Lord Roberts, Lord Kitchener, Lord ,llanflsdnxvnfn General Tau Hamilton. The Riwht. Hon. A. J. Balfour and

lished ofiicers visited the establish- ment at Coventrv, the ordinance works. (lol. Hughes spent se-vers_l hours inspecting works and studying the mv-tlinds of mlmiufnctllrers of mn- dern nnvnl mid milifsrv arms and wns much inf.crested in what he said lic has lisvnflul much time and encr- nv fo rlhtainiulr n thornuvh knowlrll- we nf this subject since his arrival in England.

SUFFRAGETTE IS RELEASED.

DUBLIN, Sept. 20-Mrs. Mary

Leigh, the sullragette, was released from Mount Joy prison today on account of ill health, due to llel' refusal to eat and having to llc furcinly fed. ivlrs. Leigh wus sen-` tenced August 7, to five years im- prisonment on il charge of llavillg wounded John liednlond, leader of the Irish Parliament party, with

-- _ _ _a hatchet which she Itllrew at Pre-

°Zion, St. Paul and Baptist con-,lrlier Asqulths carriage during

gregations are asked to leave rontri- the visit of Mr. Asquith to Dublin.

_ butions for P. E. I. Hospital booth

_ 0:; ¢ent_ per Wafdh S,§“:;‘;I_;’_’f ut st. Plump schoolreom today. . g play Zrggrllfsé nvzsper cent dlscmmt ____ 4-2-iMli. llnination to refuse to partake of

:;L)t:ed° Minimum charge twentrnve *Watches in immense variety, and,

'---i--»---- .,- nt specially close prices. llurinl: the a tube. When Mrs. Leigh wus

SAUNSGME SAUSAGES THE BEST Idxllibilioll, at G. F. H\ltchcsoll‘s. lbrought inside the prison hospital Ilmde' Fresh every day at Bmw' 9-2'lM3i. lin an invalid chair slle ws.-. ill an

Shortly after llcr incarceration

Mrs Lei ll announced hcl' deter-

fuod, and the prison ofiicinls re- sorted to the drastic measure sf

umaclated condition. 'wi-»~l‘dillg to n suflralgist jourlllll ;~.:~lisl\ed

illere, hcr condition was botvlnillg desperate. The order for thc wu- mlln's release gave ller freedom, on license.

other distinguished oersonnees. In ths dnv Col. Hughes, and other distlnvvuu

They do not do patrol work in 'tha

streets, but they have proved of ma- terial service in several instances ami they have often been ordered out on ,special duties. Thev also do a good, 'deal of routine work at the police headquarters. _

Reports from Densmerk are hardly

so enthusiastic. Dsgxrkh only fe- male _policemam Miss ilmenn-Ibses has just completed her first year _ot-' duty at Aalborg. She herself says" 'to begin with she was anything but popular among her male colleagues and she wishes she had her own room

at the police dopot.'

One of the other policemen says 3 She is an established fact andvwe re-_ spect her. ` ,

Her chief says: (

She was passed by the municipality, I wish some other and larger town had made this experiment. For petrol work I do not think we can use her.

'NUT WIFE'S WORK '

_ T0 BAT!-IE DOGS.

PITTSBURG, Pa., Sept. . 21.- Be-

rllnse her husband had taken food from her and her baby of Dve to his pack ol' blooded dogs and had- also forced hir to baths the dogs, IAi.l\x lieindl won H divorce today from

,Anton Heindl, s prominent business .mnn of Avalon, in Common Pleas

Court.

Mrs. Heindl testified that bel' heli- band maintained n dog kennel in the I-basement of their home with from ' _ fifteen to twenty animals. These dog! `were kept in luxury, she said, while -she and her child were abused md 'ot times forced to go hungry. Sho gil that her husband would take fn* _from the plates of herself and their chilli and throw it to his pefg. Bio »was forced to take care of the kli- _nels, slle testified, and io’bathl_ do dogs. I

VISITING

The Colonial Stock Company made

its initial performance at the Opera last evening, in the best play they have yet produced in Charlottetown, and as this company is a favorite Ont. it received hearty support' from the audience.

It was a treat to listen again to

the Colonfals lifter their holiday, if such 'lt collld be called, as their pre- santatlon of A Quecn's Honor or The Blue Diamond, which they presented, showed hard stlldy on the part of each lnember of the caste.

intrf ue'-and ealous were rife

storaltion

_ nicely interwoven, i

v . . \

Edith Wnrrcnl as Marie Theresa,

Queen of Touranlse, was truly queen- ly and excellently portrayed the dif- ficult role of s queen married a ainst her will into s court where pofitieul

8 1 .

The plot circled yaround the loss

and recovery of the Blue Diamond, ,the eye of the god Isis, claimed by the Egyptians and sought for by Pbarasaphus, an Egyptian, on whope family a curse rested ilntllits re-

TIN il-\l.‘09' settled contained many _ . . ._ . tense situations always plenum, nhly st' home in their nrt, and wish* H0700. \l0W0VGl'. by a vein ol hnmor"II° 0°\0nI,l\l`\ind¢t\h toil*

POPULAR COLONIALS

CHARLOTTETUNN

r The ladies wore very handsome nob- tumre. chenzirfs several tunes, sas were exceedingly pretty and racefnl while the stage scenery in each not made e. pleasing background. 1 Louise Lamont tool! the port ‘I

Annette, companion mm

of the Queen and Grace or. ` Q;

of Countess Balbsim, In sooo' of the Baron Stein (..T,"`,`

piles). Both dallas _ggoegqy , _ _` a ma ma _

istic thrt \ their d:JWll‘ztHi,n'y_\?\gr§u§- §:f:c:_§_°m°il lure. save thorough ¢st~

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Alt°¢9tl1°r the Udlanials were Lq success last evening sndtnslr , ~

ment for the pslsnd ol msn; tl

W°°k promises to be-a tres

theatre-goers. ” " __e'f}\__1_\:_p_y°n__§__u¢ tuelmppssgct 'rln_ m.

fl! ey wil, no

50115*-. bebgreeted with g full house., 'I'I‘° °°m-P _Y. this Talon, is corn- l_?_§l'_f;_l__°§___fl»° cl?) mem :£1 f mah met-

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