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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA,

Two Lost Iheir Lives in the Gale - f _

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Yesterday_Morn|ng They had Goneto 'i{escu"e"'

__ llrilt-Bodies Drrlted Ashore. __i;»»__.» '_

_ nc. ¢..i.'.»: -‘ » ,

A our amwa\i\g`fuml<im` owumn in

iioughton lslaitgfgmldhy morning dur- ing the storm. ' i

Thosl `~Tflbkoou` and Wr|\.Stewart \vere taking their boot [mm D. J. McCorn|ack's flaw.-y and.-in Ewing mana Little naugir ton Island their. boat filled and both young mei; WEN dl‘0Wl'i¢d. _ .lncksoni ia a married man, aged 33 years and lcavcsn wife and four small 1-hilrlren. Stewart is lil years old.

Bon. strong to Peter. noni, me in

r.A'r1-:a.

_Further word received yesterday says

that therueu had gone out to, secure Q boat that had gone adrift. ' _ The storm yesterday forenocn was pro-

nounced one of the worst. experienced for BmM'N°"°*“» Jimi” 77--iF'D°0|l|-l-The distance from? Moatrea! in* 'thc St. along time on the eastern side of the ls- C°“‘“di““ M‘r""f“°““`°"5 Wnilhi W°l`e L1\W!‘¢l1¢0RlV0l‘-

1u|“|_ addressed at- n publlcmcception by Mr.

The bodies of the uriforturinlc llsherrncn Chalnbermin Wh” “'“5 “°°°"d9d 3 Zmnd

were washed ashore yesterday forenoon

a short time after the accident occurred. He sV°k° °“ the “°c935itY °f billdlng '90'

' T _" ' ---~~ ---~~ --v - gehher by material relations the ties pow I 505-- 9119 Of the oeeull\l\lSI|\1\‘l Sf-l'\\°k f01'

G _ P existing hetween Britain and the Colonies

' " " g J ` _ and urged that Canada thoughtfully

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in ==» ms. ‘re.'eea~.°iaJscms

!*.‘t“t‘”‘f“i "Pct "cf iiiilllniitls THE

,ur

f Urges Them td `t'f6ins|de'r°"

His Preference Policy.,

reception. ' -

. - -- cuss thc preference policy.

llc proposed the toast to the visitors.

Aad.'Si'.v`¢_'l\iy?Thousand Russian-is Cut 'Oli---Butithe Gen- I

eral Do Noticoalirml Report---Russians Still

Dominion -Bridge Company and hrvl an

' excellent pmltion. He was a. particularly

Retreat' ' [brilliant young man and. made a high

Sr. Ps-raaznoao, June 28'-(Special)-It'

is reported hem that General Kuropatkln

has beeh killed and that seventy thousand*

Russians have been cut off hy General

.\'ogi'¢`arow. g - }

The General Stall do not confirm these

reports

that thc Russian van posts are retiring fighting.

Foa'nr-rlvls guests registered at the Vlctarirh Hiiwl yesterday. ` _

'1‘rroiu.s»Kxgx.unr, -Sauris, and B. .N. Cox, lllox'ellV'v_¢ei`§e'stnong those in the city yesterday. - ~'~ - Mns.J.uiu:s EDEN. Charlottetown, is rl.

rruoat of Mrs. Frank Eden, “TheWlllows," ituaseil_ Su-cet.-Hullfru Ciirnaiclc.

li.ev.'Dr.‘Heartz. of Yarmouth, presl-

dent ofthe Nova Scotia Conference of the Ma__thodist_ church, is the guest of his rlaughtggl Mrs; Alfred J . Bell, but left for \'_a;-inouth yesterday -afternoon.-Halifax Uhronicl»97tl1. _

Miss LA1mARos1c,ono of the lnstruc~ ton at the dairy schools at the Ontario Agrleulturaidoliege has left to represent gpg Ong.;-lg .\Vomcn`s Institute at the Natloniri Council of Women at Charlotte- town. Thence at the request of the Nnvlseailpmtornment, she will give a four ni`unth`s'” course of instruction in rinlrylng in various sections of that province. ,_ _

l fr. _ 11-0-1- _ Mrmiiw trains: Can. omuarr. ‘

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WEATHER

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Clrildr-¢g'; white strap

_slippers 50° Misses' White strap slip- g Pee ' _ ‘9°

1iHsses'*bli\cir strap slip-

Chniidiiilildclzl strap Sli? _ ."‘ ' P* s°<=i

wr Y " ,_b1g_§k strap 4 69¢

.er ."‘f~'

out rw-l

Mus Mr:Lr.;r.r.sxv, St J uhn, wife of Ex-

Governor 4-McLellan arrived in the city lust night tonttend the National Councll._ Shrinvgtseered anim Victoria.

'_A'r -the International Sunday School Convention in Toronto the following olli- cers were appointed for Prince Edward Island-Committeernan, Rev. E. J. Ratt-ec Malpeque; vice-president, Colonel F.,S. Moore, Charlottetown.

` SCli00L MEETINGS.

` i<:LMsDAL£.

The following amounts were voted:

'l`encher's supplement 825; tiring $24; for schoolhouse $5; i.0t-ul $54. Joseph Rix was elected trustee in place of W. C- Clllfln retiring. There is spring and fall vaca- tion. J. C. Bcaltsto is the Secretary of the trustees. . ~ ,

' BOU'l'l l l~'llEl.'."|`0\VN

Henry Stitson was called to the chair.

The secretary's report showed ll\_1lt9 li balance ofcash on hand. Geo. Matt-haw's term of oilioaas trustee expired. l’°i»U’¢d~ Wm. I.cwis_was elected trustee. The following sums were voted:-Running gpcnsu, 315; suppleuienuszo. This is an increase in latter of $10. Spring and

Genarai Linovitch advises that the And More Expected to 'loin

:Japanese advance coutinueostxiadily and the Stfikg gf Cafpgnigrs

in Montreal.

strike. ' _

grant an increase in wages.

\\'lNSL0l'I NORTH.

School was largely attended and n lively interest in school affairs shown. The Secretnry’s books were audited by C. Garter and Oliver Saunders and showed s small cash surplus on hand. After the paying of the ycar‘a- expenses, it was de- cided to have the school renovated and

reelected trustee Owing to the lo supplement voted the school is likely lose the present teacher A P Doyle. seems a pity that sufficient supplement was not voted to insure the remaining

John E. Murphy was fe~¢llR\l8¢f|-

_ the plot fenced with a good substantial

asses

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lead wrappings not included

REASQN N9 14

OULD USE

_ed Rose Tea

Because It ls full welfhi- Yau 'get a full pound of tea inside the pn¢l¢§I0-

'in tlieweight., “

weighed.

Put a pound pac H80 °

w¢i¢a~r6iounw~' " r

Everything about Red

u|.`_

udon will and ¢oh|f¢¢J~*!|| s _

' _ ` , St. John, N.B. '=."° mm _

V It is weighed by automatic electric machines-

ach' es that never make mistakes (clerks s0m¢!l¢¥1°I

in _

dia), and the tea is p0\lf¢d l°f° 01° Pacimges “ft” `

` k f Red Rose Tea on avscalo it will w I9 to no ounces, according to tllflltik'

and ' 058|* f ~ ` I "3, gf gh; had wrapper; or the tea,°‘P0\i§“._*‘ Qi” f

Rose Tea lo always full I

Canadian Manufafiturers and

Mosrnsar., June 27.-(Spocial.)-Up

ttiirtirnfght-'naar lrunind carpenters have obeyed orders of the union and gone on

It is thought many more will quit work

in the moming as the employers refuse to '

ed Alter Hearing Twenty Witnesses -True

The school meeting at Winsloe North

wire fence T“°m’y “W d°"“" supple charged with making false returns and

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ment \ 'is \ote smcs A Shaw wa: Perry with them

w Perry la now dnngerouslyill and rnny ll never come to trial.

flir. Doyle in the district, as his teaching nlwmst the directors to new" the

in every instance has been satisfactory lU1°““l5|°5t'- _ ‘

autumn vacation. The present tcacherinnd his place hard to m|__Com‘ 4 .

"5 altmntlrvinsllbinth ~

[yesterday of the probable drowning at

Montreal on Bond” of»AubroyBlnaclmrd

.eldest son of Dr. Blanchard, city, which

_ Hsroxclsland, a amumerlng place; rv short,

Only few particulars have been re-

ceived but they are to the effect that Mr.

Blanchard in company with two compan- ions had been canoeing and the craft up-_

land leaving the other two on the top of

the canoe. He was picked up afterwards' on shore in an almost entirely e_xha.usted~ condition. _ ' Nothing further was seen of Blanchard or his other companion and the boat was found some time afterwards floating ap- “slgedowm

Mr. Blanchard was employed with the

mark at the Royal Military College, Kingston, from which he graduated some

at Montreal-Wllkktibrey

j 1# Son of Dr. Bfancirqrdl " swan u_unar¢a Barrel. only-om: on i ion Lost their Lives Near that City ' ' l.alt`e' 'Formed-Militia Changes aliilf'

' The sad news vias received ln' bln city 'companion might have been picked up hy

is supposed to have taken place neon",,,c§,|v¢;-1 by The Guardian early this*

L-r. - '_

npaaslng boat butos no word has since beeanealved len-rs are entertained for tho wont. The following special despatch was

morning from Montreal; _ ,

It is now practically certain that two,

-employes of the Dominion Bridge Com-I pany were drowned above the city on Monday morning. Kingsley Walton, Aulmoy A. Blanchard and Charles Bristol;

camped out on Sunday on Isle Heron. ' On Monday moming when starting to

0'rr.\ws, June Zi.-(Spccial.)-The Mili-

.tls Orders t.o-day contain the following :-

Col. George Jones tp command the new

.Field Battery at St. John and Captain

fFred. Caverblll Jones to be Captain in 'seine battery. _ Eighty-second Regiment, to be pro ivlllonal Lleutananta ; Corporal Frederick fChrlstian Dollar and Sergeant Cyrus 'Max-tin.

Capt. R. II. Campbell is permitted to

NATURAL WELL .

Near Iemiscaming Dlscliargrag

_ . _. 3 is i.

i _ if J _ ' A 'Promotions i.razetted.§ ' if 'I

resign his commission and Lieutenant L Inman promoted to Captain.

The engineers engqed on the Grand

Trunk survey lohlorth Temlmamtpg dis- trict have made a rleh discovery old).

A huge well pouring out seven hundred

barrels per day has been located and thi flow has been going on for ,ye`ara, the rc- sult being that A Knot Oil lake has been formed. __

The oil tif-lri is located on land belonging

tu Quebec i'»c\i1lce.

.. .... MEETING

ashore and some hoare afterwards was

Iso rough that they were unable to keep ' _ ’ -_ _ . ; __ _ °'“°° - G D LOD A F &A M

To lighten it Bristol started to swim ' " ` . ° 0 0 5

Vickmi “P °“ the 91°F” “V015 mil” “WHY \ These officers were publicly installed

from where ho left the canoe, in a seml»

conscious condition. _ turned Souris Yes.-

When he came to, hours later, and was

able to talk, search was made for his com-_ z 8.

panions but so *far no trace hu been dts~[ covered and there is not the slightest ‘ doubt but that they perished. _ _ ‘ `

Blanchard was the son ofDoctor Blau- Tms special train with the Charlotte-

time ago. He was twenty-three years of char-d of Charlottetown and wasa gmdu~P»°W“'M*\8°"5 Wh° hm 8°” W S0“l’|°

Monday returned to the city early yester-

ato of the Royal _Military Collage at 'd _ Th G d md A. F.

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It was at Hrst thought that he andhia Kingston. ‘and A_ M' meet Mona" afwmoan and

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\'.\rmou'rrr, June 27-(Special.)-The‘

Grand Jury indny found True Bills

against Cashier Johns and Teller Perry of the Yarmouth Bank; Johnl being

The shareholders will commence action

Hope Young and Kingsley Meianson Committ-

I Bills Against Cashier Johns and Teller

Berry ol' the Yarmouth Bank. r

" ' " ` ' evening in Souris with n 'representation

' ` ` ` present frdnr every Lodge in the juris-

_ ' I g diction.

` ' . The reports of the difierentdepartments

__ _ -_ _ w ' ' .

’ J V V omni sm¢¢r_-_c_u.s.stu-ns. ,

--»=» ' »""' * “ - ' » _ ' '~mnm mm -“or” ' ___,,,_..- _ _

All the shareholders will he called on

for the whole amount of their double liability. Dmav, J urTe 27.-(Special) -Hope Young and Kingsley Meianson 'were to- day committed for trial on the charge of murdering the child May Ward. Twenty witnesses were examined, but while the disgraceful career of Elmer Young, fn- ther ol the child, was made public no mo- tive for the orimc was discovered.

, SUPREME COURL _

The Trinity Term of the Supreme Court .

_opened yesterday morhing with afuil bench. The following is the Grand Jury:- ` F. W. Hyndman, city (fore-msn);J. Gordon `

Kay, Bradalbane; Daniel MoLean,_i

mile River; John A. McLaren. city; iV. Bi,.Tidmnrsi_1, clty;Mlchr.\el Trainer, city D.. J. McDonald, Mt. Stewart; James |§,|\y_ city; Angus McDonald, Cornwall; John Mclean, Long Creek: Hugh McKin- udp, lughriaid; John Manson, ony; Dm-, id‘:`Beers. North River; John W. McDon- all, Grand Tracndle: H. M Davison, City' A5, Bosnia, Clifton: Kenneth

' Qilgoim, Hampton; Neil Currie, Rocky Pint; Daniel McLaren, 'Belle River, ; J#ies Eden. city; James _ H. Gregor. Bihckloy Beach; Samuel Kennedy Bridal- ) hide Dougald Currie, Fairview.

range being no criminal cues the

`lheriil‘ presented the Chlehlustioe with the cultomnry pall' 0( white RIUVBP-

- , The Chief Justice iuhls charge to the mGr\nd Jury referred specially to thein- croaehnients on the highways and asked for special eonsidatltloh on that question. '

Orders was made for the Second Ex-

! amlnation of Robert N. McNeill and D.

lldpr Shaw. ` An order was made for the Final lx- lmlnltion of Frederick Brahaut.

._ An order was madefortha!‘lrst.Exaaila-

` Harry H. llyadaim was admitted to

shgkr-,mokthee asyoathandvvas

__ good record as s student. _»

- Edward Bayfield vs Wm S. lifckie. ' rrrncnr. rrmmn. ' ~

James H. Cummlskey and Henry Wood vs. F. L. Haaxard were set down for July i5, with n further adjournment till Oct. l0th and October 24 respectively agreed upon.

In the cases of John McLean and an-

other vs Alexander McLeod, absent debtor, and George Jos Lane vs John li. Cairns, absent dehtor,verdicts werefglven for plantiffs for $40 and $7943 respect- ively. '

Lemuel S. Siiliphant vs Edward Gorrili

application for new trial. Now before the court.

The following is the Docketz-

/tasmu' nrurron causes

John McLean and another vs Alexand-lE- W- v optrdmh V

er McLeod, Geo Jos Lone and another vs John H. Cairns. -

-los war naar on nsusnls Valstak Company, Ltd vs Franks. McDonald; Alex Martin. vs Martin D lartin; Wallace W. Jenkins vs Bhaoraok W. Johnstone: Mark Wright & Co Ltd va Thomas A. Mt-Lean; Lewis Williams and another vs Alfred Farquharson Noir .war rascrussrr on rlsarsas.

Wm. P. Coiwlil va. Henry Done.

Jonv causes nnrr on nsuaens.

Laughlin H. McLn|ns vs. James A. Farquhm-son; Henry Saunders vs. John Wheltley;Georgc F.Long and sno vs.Ebe- new Wheatley; Angus Martin ve. Henry W Tamer; Henry Horne vo. Wm. P

Qvlthy Co. Lui.

Arrasu.

"Chas, F. iDiaivi"sion.

lol’ Prince St. Havin 'added to my"

_Charlottetown Brethreh Re-

ere s ery satisfactory The election of omcers resulted asfollo ws:

D. G. Warden-C. W. Keilly.

J. Grand Warden-R. M. Johnson. Grand Secretary-Nell lldacKelvie. Grand Treasurer-Adam Murray.

Grand Chaplain-Rev. T. F. Fullerton.

Grand Lecturer-Geo. B. MacNut.t.

Grand Orgunist-\V. H. Watts.

Grand Senr. Deacon-W. P.VDoull. Grand J unr. Deacon-Alexander Horne. Grand D. Steward-Gordon Baker. Grand J unr. Steward-J. W. Macphee. Grand Marshall-A. Bowneus. Grand Standard Bearer -_Geo. Mont-

gomery.

Grand Sword Bearer--D ML-Lean

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LOOKTSG THROUGH properly fitted

glasses. yousec well. You also sec with onsu and that makes ltgood for the cycs. Don't tax

your sight. by neglecting to correct existing i|||- perfect ons with spectacles. Delay only ln- creaaoa defects wh eh frrompt attmitlon will remedy. We can sappy almost any kind of - spectacle required.

South Side Queen Square.

Funeral Director and, Embatlmor

Odiee and slrowrvoomvs, Prince St., op- _

posite Baptist Church. Residence. foot

1 equipment one os _ _detest improved _ casket lowering and A Bae pair of horses, and ' eight years ‘ experience is _iimiaeso sm ge, ` pared to do all work_Ag;u!.horoug *ly* ll ¢0~dlb_ _ WU. _ _ _ Nm 1 aireuded al *lout 'of 11?; lla; oi'

. dence, No. |92. J - _ `_ wtf, f.".i.,iLE§ie*.....iss e*F§.l;.‘l.

Colvrill; Ebenézerwhlstley vs. Furness" MSN' &¢*".:1,°l"‘°"°' N°' "$1 "°'l`l

, town) . - , ces. ir°nuil¢um..r r»y_u»¢ char soma. an hug pdanmuon me ar on se

q"dmr'l'$i»-E- Romsey vi ld# W3 DR~`J»'Pu #RAY

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had to

by P. G. M.’s Darrsch and Morris. Ladies were present at the public installation. The brethren left the city Bild returned hy special train. They speak ll the highest: terms of the royal. trmtment accorded. them by the Sourls Lodge. '

THE WEATHER.

A TORONTO, Ont J une E-(Special)-Fresh tostmng north and west winds, a few local showers but gradually clearing.

'mr-: 'ri:\rr~nnA'rum.-:.

Continued cool weather prevailed yes-

terday.

CHICAGO IARKUS- '

Onromo, June 27- (Special) _

July Com Btiil Sept Corn 515

“ Wheat 902 “ Wheat 862 “ Pork 812.071 “ Pork $13.01;

Minafd’s Liniment Relieve: Neunlgia.

G.-and rmuxvunt-Chai. noun. ' if CV l__ -as-°-I; Gi-and Tyler-John Hobbs. l ,,j_ .- I y ‘_`f." - _ f -

Mrrard'a Liniraent Cum Lungs. I \

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H ammoclu. in great

variety. priros 75 cent! to 85.00 each.

Croquet Sato. 4 Ball,

6 bail, 8 ball, all prices.

Gavden Suit. Sand

Pa lla. Shovels. Gar- den Trowela.

SPGRITNG coats.

Fool BQ" SVU-

plies. Base Ball Sup-

Tannhmkx- » 1‘.5f_°f"'“’~.='..§.1._ "ff "

R ii in M ‘°" 'cancun cas.

Qnd Ctffltljl, Dollls Cuba, Go Carta. kc., &c.

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