stoburac.

lla cnlilollslowi ”ull`ll>'lA

'J-_T I I _:ASW _, _ _ _____, ,__,__ , _,__A__f_*__ _

_ ,,,,,=g,g~;,&,X,..,'f.‘_.%‘&t‘.i’.’v‘5’....‘%.1_f.....l .cHAR1.o'l"r1~:'rowN,1>1uNcs EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA FRIDAY, sl-:PTEMBER .9 1905. ' i..§.°.‘tt.*'.’.‘%.*;“i‘.%‘8".'i‘.-.'

NEW REGORD MARK lilIllilSHIPS < ' Tilltilili IIISBJMIIIIIITIIN

the Mile »_|n Y¢St¢rday*`A|‘\~ litosrnsal., Sept., N___(§___,¥__é________.____,-At Hague ___0uch____g Questions M,,N,,.m,,_ €,,,,,_ a,__Spec|,,D_G,,_we B

s°h°"'“`5"TP Wil” Wllfodlll MCGIII Yoslnr- Beecham upon preliminary examination

dayf _' , _ ’ Arising From Late wlf Ivfla today committed for trial on tho

J. M. Mcliénll e Hartliviils, wins the elm,-ge of bu,-n|n¢ W|;|,u,'B bu.”

ADA MAC MAKES Ahslllllls wll sllzulll Pl A Intl lulllls II

l>Rosl>Elz0Us .

BANKS fro uN|lE

.nie or Montreal and New Bfunswlek so oe.

clded Last Week -Manager §iaverts's Pro-

in we ”°hf'1“‘I."mP°l I" LVJIUYY Bild PS¥°ll0l0K.Y;I “W -_ The deed was prompted tbrdugh jeal-

_Apieasant autumn afternoon with tho ' onlylaal-ring fcaturc of wesihorthat \vas_ ,llghtly l-not for comfort attracted a large I, ,,,|¢ndanec to the Exhibition and races n ,,,,m,.,|,\y, ’l‘hc forenoon was showery at M _,mes init aflcr one o`olock it cleared B he li luailulcr uf the day _

K tlu-. best. cvcr seen in thlsProvlncs. mTII\Ii2 prrfal-llulllcs of Ads Mao was the D feature ofthcllay llnd her wiu of the 0 #18 class in thc fastest time ever given inthe nliir here was a decidedly popular

UIIE.

,,,.5,l,ly was foilowcd with kt:ol\ interest. `which silo held winning again anlld great

The-contest Ivctwecn Joe Patohcn, Jr a

Tile iililclass carried over from Wed- Steele axzain put Ada Macin first place

anll\\'iiil’at,e|l was the feature of thc p;_sition notwithstamling tio|.e;-mined

225 class and ovcry hcat was in doubt. _ e

ed Waller ln tae lead. Rita tl. d _ . nd Ada Mac ,MRL AL the ________‘;:°§3a could not wrftie or \_,~ould have had onc.

_“_ __ _ ox: lélscepallcl was never headed,winnlng '1‘l\eday`.~ Inn-se racing was undoubtedly 2 ___ _I ' __°pP" “mid i_¥\”¢i\if llllillouse in

. at. lhe Sulnnlcrslde mare and hor opular driver Dan Steele get n q,-en; vation from the speetntm-g,

2.18 (‘l.asl~l (sxconn lm’a1‘).

Th” M7505 Kilt away onthe second,

uc by a brilliant burst of speed wen; to

2.18 cr.Ass ('rnlnD nerr.)

The horses got offon the third score. .

to M. took the lead but at the quart,"-

PINUSG- Cf\l'l`0ll kept Rita M in second

orbs °T ned I°‘3Pl'>cr. Park Campbcllef

Will" $75; one year. Nox‘lnan` Gillis, Hartsville, sink and

al lla ull ll ? _ TIII EIIHIIIITIIIN

.Tire third day o`f the clrllibltion brought the largest attclulancuof the week. The Humber _registered as paid admissions d“*’I“8 f/hella! was 0081) besides attend-

Tilc ilack was in excellent condition, trotted badly at first but beat Cla son r. “IDT-8 ol-G Which would bring the total- tg

Y' J

me grand stand was well Iilllld. and out for fourth place. The time in this n mllllyllnt-ll the fences. The ofiicials wore heat was 2.17 equalling' thc new record

_ early 6500. On the race grounds were Mfiilpaid admissions. The afternoon was

the slnne as on Wednesday. made by Phoebon W. the prcvious day. plcasant tllough a little too cool, and

Tile use of ll. large nletraphone and the distinctivc colors for the drivers supplied

long nlissing wants and gave every satis- fu faction in the spectators. Atl.l.'1tllofourlh heat of the 2.30 class, 8

not tinisllctl Wctinesday, was called. Z

2.18 cLAss (l-‘ovll'l‘lx llt:.A'r).

nlany_who had come to the city during

been instructed to communicate to the

od an invitation ton second Peace Gon- fererice at Tho Hague. . They _wcre further directed in the event of acceptance to announce that the

tical and that .th6I ‘Conference would cape- elally and exclusidcly deal with questions ` arising out of the into war which should be settled at once.

-__¢_ _ _

I ii

Governments to which they are accredit- Lb

Russian proposalsI` would ba strictly proc-' S

‘ "TUB \l50l1¢ran`lluIm- two years. ' 0|, f | |`., | 1

_ _ _ _ . S____ Prm “Un _ Ss ___28__ S _ __ sy o snot ler gir \\ lo s now ivlng

Wm' “Mullin-I' Montague’ wma the The Russia: xeprgsentllftivcs a(bl::dhTlla)ve Wm) Wilbur' “WHY ln Mal-llclllltlbd “hd Pllysicstll The prisoner said Wilbur had bought

e barn with Iyer money and sho could urll her own property if she wanted to.

X-¢_;

ETTIIIIII THE _

llllill crawl

Cu\’I‘1N1|/an-:N. Sem. 2s.~(Spt-clnl>-

Should Nor\vay’s ofl`cr of Ilcr throne to n

’rinco of the house of Bernnrdottc be de-

nitcly declined during the coming week,

_ the crown will be offered to Prince Char

les of Denmark.

Vcry f'cw members of the Siorthing arc

Another mmnlncent contest “ns the day throllgod the grounds inthe

. _ ,_ me in this nent. Ada ala.. lea inf... “

fteruoon. In the evening there was a

tart to finish winning heat and race. At mir auendun-ca no B-ee "I" acrobat” “nd he Rmvlfl-s'and she was rcpentelll cheer m

_ y _ hc exhibits ill the building.

d by the spectators. Rita M.'and Red

Today at eleven sale of government and

2,110 class (rolmru HEAT.) Pepper fought hard for second place, the other stock Wm tak" place “nd the pnmdc

former leading to the Fl but at that point 0

fprizo animals ill front of the grand

Thcsircntrics from yesterday were Wm, paused by Rm P__________ that wok stand.

Jewel (pole) Jean, l3otscy,Cs.pItola,Bsrtha, 5 and l.a<iy Mac. After consider- able ditllculty the horses got away at the ri llth scare with Capitola scale distance

U , lalliud thc ol-laws- Jewel that had won the first score ln the following order; \vlll

tllclasthcat Wednesday went; to the

frontatthcstartundwasfnever headed, K|nk0,.,,_ Nenring thehun M___S|__ went __0m___, ,,.m,,,,,b |m,|ng her nose from 0” hex, fc” ,md was passed by K_nku_____ week and the services ofthe police were

scarclly required at all. There were no 3 _

wire tc wire. At the half Betsey broke C0

badly and went back from third to fifth. B

.lean held sccolld position throughout 9 though pusllerl hard by Carroll with the S liaiiiax Ilorse llcrtila 'l‘., which made a rletcrlnillcll but unsuccessful odort lt thc

lpole to secure second place.

230cl.Ass(rlln~n naar.) »‘ - - S

ccoud place. -The tilno was 2.l7§.

2.25 cnass (lflllsr nl-;AT)

Tile horses got away well together 0" fl

toll (pole), Joe Patchcn, jr, Maisie and

At. one o'nlock the unfinished 2.30 trot ill be called.

This evening will see the [close of the lir of llltlii.

NOTES OF TIIE FAIR '

Excellent order prevailed throughoutthe

Maorzotu, Miss. Sept 28.-(Specini)-

Therese Perkins, n white wowan was to- day sentenced to ten -years pcnitentiary for lnorl-ying and living with a negro named Robert Brolnn! The woman de- clared she] did not know that Brown was »a negro.

THE EXHIBITION

PRIZE WINNERS

Joe Patchen, Jr, in the lead, Will Patch

ming iut_o the stretch at the finish, by magnificent spurt, Joc_ Patchen, ,jr pass- H li Will Patch taking first position by n cvcral lengths. .

2.Z5cl.Ass(sncoNn neu.) ` __,

hte alld a more ordclly exhibition has ever been seen hero. \Vorth's Iiand furnished excellent lusic during thc 'four days and at the

races and In thenvening added much to

The ho,-,§,,-_.5 go; uwnyon thesacond scorm the enjoyment of those in attendance.

econd, Klnkora third and Maisie fourth. l

Aiterconsiderahlo scoring the horses At the quarter thc first three were C

urlchcd and at the half Kinkora led by n f D°p“"I'm9"t" : Il' I5 TD Uhllfilv

start to finish winning the heat and race. neck. She could not hold her lead how- I fn the 1°°“I ""‘"“K°"» Rlclliifd 50?. Wim

got away with a fair start. Jewel led from ll

.lean hrollc badly at the half while Betsey c

tretcll at thc finish Joe Pnlcllcn Jr., ami T

throughout secured second place passing

Jean at thc half. Capitola acted badly l

Calnerson that trotted a good race s

. » . \

lllrcugllnnt thc entire heat taking only sclltativc, winning bynlcngth.

flitll place. This concluded the race. Jcwcl took first money, Jcan second,

verand went hack at the turn. In the '°'

A notable exhibit in the main building

s that of tho Singer Sewing Machine

o. upstairs near the Fancy Work

kept busy by many interested visitors. he display of these lnachines which arc

'Ill Patch fought hard but tho Picton k“°“'f‘ In °1"‘°St ‘3"°rY 1‘°“5°hU|‘-I

\ _ crsc was too fast for the Stl. John rcpre- t

hrougllout the Province gives an excell- nt idco of the different models in those

___ uscd for manufacturing and domestic

2 .n lrl.Ass ('rlllRll llnA'l') p

licrtlla 'l`. third, Capltola fonrtll and

II'-‘T-Wi’ f-`l\\neronfifth. this heat bctwecn Joe Patchen, jr. and "I _

mpmch Kinko, fr sh' th 1 thcrels lu making a watch. A cheap

I 2.18 class (rlnsr near) W

'lllcilorscsgot offon the fourth score D Alla llnctpolt-) Itiiu l\I and Red Pepper t

. ‘ ' H . - , _ -_ » ~ , S

Kc|_L,,,,_, ,,,, L,xcL,]|,,m, s,_,u.t_ Wm, Park tllc1’agl\|ll.lllc iinlsil \\asllall raising bc- om ___m___r____ or L___e__p s__w____;______w_________

when they are now, but they always work hard, arc noisy, and soon wear out.

Uampllclio and Clayson Jr some distance l' iutlm.rcnr. Tho race was the fastest " ofthe twoilayel and great things were looked for. The spectators were not

cxhiblticnni’ speed. Ada Mac, thc t Sumlllcraille lnare, hold the lead till with- ,1 lllallullllrell yards of the wire when ,J

crlns with .Toe but \vellt to third place at H

Anotllcrcxccllent contest was seen lu

lil, 0 l`0l`|"i 0 i'\I`lll,

usbcd-llnrd at the half and was on even I

ccuracy for a short time and fairly good.

ween Joe and Will but thc former won llc llcut and race by ll llcck.

2.28 l‘l.Ass (l~‘lns'l' llsA'l‘.) E

urposes. 'l‘llo company recognizes the fact that there is as grcat a dlffcrcllce lu lc cost of making a sewing nlaclline as

ntcll will indicate time with fair

titching can bc done on solue (of the

vcry Singer luaclllno is tcstcd by actual

_"___ _ . _ If I only mf” hell” 0! Lili” mc” WM smrtcd' scwingat the factory; it is always ready ‘ liluill El '-if l-lay MW B mBlIl\lfl¢!0Ilf» tho remnlnillg heats being postponed till for every Mm; og Smclnug and thu muh

oday at one o'clock. They drew positions reputation it has ,,-0,, is ,,|,u,,d,,,,r_ proof

Bfollows-Jean (pole), lletsy Cameron, D ewel, Bertha T., Leewooli. They got

f its merits.

\V. F. Rollins' pair of dark bays were

Im broke bmny “ml though numbing “""“Y 9" "I9 Tfhlrd 56°F* Betsy 'md 'I““'°I very nluch admired by those at the Exili-

“"°0l"‘I “"\f4 PM I-H101( to tllltll PIIW- fought hard for first being neck and neck 1,

lied Pcppcrwho had held third place till yt

ith Betsy slightly in thc load at thc fin-

ltllcre went to second and assed uddcr

ll _ . l

tin win- ann. ltltn M. that nutshell

. a sh but the forrncr was put back to` fourth ace for running. Leawood loads it in- U

ition yesterday. They were u chief ttraction anlong thc horses.

Yesterday very Illtcresting _demonstra- olls ill fruit packing ill boxes wcru given

IIIINI but trotted Bqunsly from sm" ;'°r°“t-Ing for the mst hu" but 1°" bh°.k tu in the lnaiu building by ll. 'l‘. Boics, Cold-

loilnish was given second plriee

Minard's Linlment cures Dandruff. " 2

rTl;¢§lTT§:-terra sat I

Fall Foot- wear

A great. _si_loeI, for men, I The “_Slatét” price $3.50. F-very pair ,Iwith Oak Tanned Soles' that. Iresist

water. The popular shoe of Canada, big variety of lasts and width. _

Goi;_f_ Bros.,

WE EEEQQQE

‘cord agninyestcrday nfternoo'n but only _I l ‘ . -I

r thc day was 2.17 by Ada Mac.

_ cieved appreciative applause.

afternoon besides thc rclnaindcr of thc

Bertha T., ii Leawood, 4Bctsey Cameron,

Jean.

sores or 'rue DAY f

II’hoeholI'l W.- ivcnt against the truck re-

Ilitlln lnllc ill Z lil. 'l‘llc |lc~t tilllc of

Tile specialties before the grand stand ere excellent alui the performers rc-

Apilysiclans' race will he trotted this 5,,

25 class.

[Continued on l’ago1i.]

\\'

Minard's Linimentfor sale everywhere.

ourth place towards the Hnish. The beat shaun", R,,,,c|,_ vemu,,_ 1g_ C_

` i-e--~ awarded was in following orders 1 Jewel,

stwlnc MAclllNE NEEDLES

l all makes of machines at Five Cents

o ~ ~ pcr package anti everything else pertain-_ , ing to sowing lllachlncs at greatly rc-

uced prices. Look for the red S., Queen Street, Chal'~loti,etowll. also on south side of \Vatcr Street, Sumtncrsldc, P. E.

M. Trainor Sc Co’s showing of fine fnrs superb. Doll`t fail io see them 20d li

-~ roll of l ora llctwoell Victo

IIOST A ill ll' `

ria ltow and Revere llotci. Finder rc-

ardcd by leaving at this oiilceég d __ pd

onnsvnowsqnh

CQAL !

f ooALl

I., _ _ __ _

Cf.AssiX.-shhbfai. fmlzl ’ Mare or Gelding, Carriage or Sadndle 'E , 5 T* »- fl. l. l I .lin --

Gm" bl mmf' elm” “d H°"'° lv(flll:.nsIl.)n`;-Iflltyn 2»IIlnTIiIII>; Ksennhogontg- ` ” ' \ "‘/

°"*’I°"'wI’"'i' 'I . 5" liln clt». I ’"-I ` AI..

_ 5 4 ,

Quick despatch will now iiefigiven to schooners for

Round, Egg, Rull-of-Mine and Nut Coal

The Intcrcoionlai Coal

Pier, Pictou

Mining Company’s Harbor.

For orders for cargoes apply to _ HYNDMAN (Q. CO..

Selling Agents for

Office 3_3,Qucen Street. _

P. E. Island. _

HORSES

mass r.-'rnonouorlnmsbs T

Stallion, 3, years old and upwards,

must not be less than 16 hands nor under 1,200 lbs in weight, and must be perfectly sound, with good bone and general con.

formation-1 Stanley & Horne.

cLass ll. --

Colts in thisclass may be either Stallion G

Colt of 100-t, 'sired by thoroughbred stall-

ion--l, Alex McBetlJ, Marshfield; 2, samuel 0'. Lan.-, Mt Melllek; a. Miss E. A.

Colt of 1805, sired by tlloroughhrori G

stallion-1, A. Ii. B0swoll,'|Marshficld; 2,

Stewart, Marshfield; ¢|

Filly of 1004. sircd by thoroughbreriStal-

or Geldings. N

-‘* opposed to§Prince Charles and he is favor-

ed by King Christian and King Emvard.

THE IIIIIIKHIIBIIHS IIIIW IIUIITHIETUHS

WINNIPEG, Sept. 28.-( Spceial.)I-The

Doukhobors are developing.

Their latest achicvculent is securing the

contract for o large section ofthe Grand

runk Pacific west of Winnipeg.

CLYDEBDALBS AND BHIRE-

(With Certificate of Registration.) Stallion, 4 yrs old and upwards, 1

Henry Crockett. Cape Traverse, 2. S.

ousins, Alexandra, 3, Stanley& Home. Filly, 3yrs old, 1, J, A. Mc-Kinley, orth River.

Drtalfr llousl-zs.

Stallion, ii yrs. old and upwards, 1,

RUDGY. RUYHTLY- _ John \Vntts, Hampshire; 2, .T J Morrison

co`to\vn; 3, J Stewart, Marshfield. T

Sil\llion,2yrs. old and under, l, G H

Stanley Crosbie, Marshfield; 3, John Simmons, Royalty; 2, Dv. J 'I' Jenkins,

ty: 3, I \Vaikcr, N River. Filly, ii yrs. old. 1, John Petlllck, Kings-

IIOD-1. l‘l0l>i> E- LOHFIWUFUI. R0iY11lty;2, on;2, Alex. McKay, city.

John Stewart.

Filly of i905, sired hy thoroughbred R

Filly, 2 yrs old, l, \V.Dockcu.lori1`, North ivcr; 2, F. Andrews, New Glasgow; 3,

Stallion- --l, llnvld McDonald,CIydc Rlvcr;

2, Walter M Lea, Victoria; ii, John J. Morrison, Georgetown. N Foal of 1005-1, J. J. Davies, city; 2, 3,

3, Robert E. Longworth.

Marc with foal at foot-1, Wm McPher- 2,

VV. E. Smith, Powllal.

Filly, l yr old, 1, J. A. McKinley, ortll liivor, 2, Leslie llicE\vcll, N. liivcr; John Ncwson, city. Foul of 1905, 1 D. C. McKinley, N. Iilvcr, T. C. Glover, S'Sidc; 3, G. H. Simmons.

son, West Royalty; 2, R. IJ. McMillan, Brackley Pt. Rd.;3, J. J. Davies.

over, to be shown in carriage-1, B. C. Prowse, city; 2, Miss Etta Farquharson, 2, city; 3, Mrs W. A. Weeks, city.

Mare with foal at foot, 1, A H Boswell,

Mltrsllficld; 2, A Boswell, Pownal; ii, G ll

Carriage Mare or Gelding l5») hands or Simmons.

Pair of draft horses, 1, R A Mason, city; Roper Bros. Draft Mare, not less thap 1400 lbs, 1,

Carriage Marc' or Gelding under lol

hands, to be shown in carriage-l, Henry

A T°:“‘.“r.°°‘ii;.*;“;‘_,’l_..i;£'§"§21:15.: "

C. Hooper, city;2, Lcnman Horne, \\'in- sloe; 3 Gordon Hughes, city. R

CLABE Ill.-CAilI`¢iAGE HOIISHS.

Stallion, -t years old and upwards, must

be shown in harness,-1John C. Curtis, Peake Station, 2, F. S. McDonald, Sourls; ol

Stallion, 3 years old-1, John A. Stew-

art, 2, Tapper Ferguscn,Marshtie1d; 3,NciI

McKinnon. Riverdale.

Stailion,2years old-1, John Doherty, c_

Filly, 3 years old,-1,Albert Boswell,

John Robertson. 2, R W Bulpitt, Cardi- gan; 3, Leslie McEwen, North liivcr.

Draft Gelding, not less than l-tilt) lhs, 2, A Mason; Si, I) McKinnon, Royalty.

GLASS Vlii.-SPECIAL l‘lllZi’2.

SI5“°d°"d bred 'md °I'h°‘"5~ Given by the Charlottetown Stealn Navi-

gation Co.

To the 4 heat Draft Colts, under Ii`ycars d, thc get of any one Registered Draft

3, Wesley Ennlau. Stallion -lst, Donald l\icI{|nnon, Itoyalty.

BEN ERA L PURPOSE IIOIISES.

Mare, Byoars old and upwards, lst, D.

McKinley, North River, 2nd, Geo.

New }iaven;_ 2, John Buchanan, Pinette; D°cke,,do,.n._ York Pt" _,,d_ S_ Ins* ii, Rodk. Matheson, nity. Pow,,,q_

Shimon' I ye" °m‘“l' J°h“ Cannon Mare, 2 years old, lst, I). C. McKinley, P°“In“'5 2' owe" TmI"°'I' ony; 3* R' B 2nd, John Ford, hlhcnczcr. ilril, It M°Mm“"' Bmcklcy Point' R°"'d' Sillipllant, lluntcr liiver. '

Mare, 1 your oirl, lst, VVm. Auld,

Pownal; 2. -T' D-:M°I“"yl`°- M°“I'“5“°5 3' Kingston, 2nd, L. Irving, Cherry Valley, C°fe7 S' C“"'°"' Mt' A“’I°"' 3rd, Thus. P. Cass, North River. MII," 2 7”” “ld "1 Frmk Andmw Broad more with foal at foot lst Davi

‘ ' . . ri

NewGlasgow'_2-Jud. McDonald Vernon M D ld Cl 1 In _, 2 | D_ C_ M _

‘River Bl~f6ge,I3, John J. Fi‘l£ieli,I Central Klcnlglff ' YI 0 vu' m I C ,,,_

lmleinle. _ _ ' / »

Filly, l yelhi' (thin-l_,‘h_IB_s`l~tram Auld, 4-parts x1~\va1.Kllfu nnnsl-:s i{ingsto|i;2,'C asC __Royalty; 8Reu- ‘ ,,(;_ //2

ben Hedm,-,.|°,,_ North m'"|._ Homes entered in_othcr classes may bo /

f, - , .

entered in this class also.

ort, drd. W S Mc , 3 Marc or Gelding, Draft, to he shown in

old mimi ' ' -' - ' cart or truckwalzon lst A. ll. McRae sxsuai Timiilld siilsi=Iil'hiéi':IITIlTi 0"’-2"“-M" A' M"“°“» "°"‘">’ "’"'~ . *I I I I e...slla,vnaafi limi. ' R°P"”'°"--°“"- '”/' ' ` f '

ttlu.v;_a.uaaxsuls|s. WEATHER TODAY- T, / *il~l»..°‘*l'~.:.:; - -/ff “' f .:;;lc»ci~;.“Afli.r“iel1~i.:;:;..f°.::‘;;'::;..mf?-;;f°:::'-’:2:;l: -,ft l

Johh H»IBlflgt5l “TIME Cough- w,“.m,,,._

lan, Kelly s Cross. ii ' MEAN

,_,’;';;‘g_°§;‘;‘,§";,“,‘;;;,‘1;_“§_‘f,‘;“,,‘;',}_‘;,§§;_ A House ct EANING turlcaroll 3--it -nt 1.- my dl-an--tl...

’ he-What isi

dd b lad - _ ;“ .

:{‘l:“l.ilTIia(lll°l;:l(lillhn sgoyhltg' Q ing; ` Ho-its nearly three months since you c__°__b_° Md___hn°l____ 8' MI" ’B___1r_s‘___ 'Ciarlx'a sliced smoked Beef-a decllons road your graduation essay, and the gov- Ro _ ’ ’ ’ and snbstantiai dish for any meal-ready emment has not taken, as yet. your.

7” L" . to servo-Ask your dealer. advice regarding the trusts, \

I I ` ' I ii. its ,I

.___

ST. Jolm, Sept. 28--(Special)-Although

nonc of the directors are yet in a position to admit anything It is lcarned that the details for the amalgamation of the Bank of New Brunswick with the Blink of

Montreal have been completed and only await the confirmation of thc stock- holders.

This deai was arranged this week while

Maneger Stavert and several directors

were on a visit to Montreal, Thu ldcu, it is said, is that Mr. Sinvcrt

shall have charge of all the liiiaritinlo

gressive Methods and New Duties

business alld that additionabhrauches

ol the Bank shall be opened.

During Mr. Stavert`s lnanagcnlent the

Bank of New Brunswick has adopted l more progressive policy than fornlcrly and where some few years ago no branchcs existed Ile has opened six or ciqllt, including Charlotte own and Sunl- nwl'sldc.

The dcialls of transfer arc not lnadc

knovvn, but New llrunswlcli stock at

is paying Llvelve pi-r cent alnl Montreal at

`.L'>i3 pays tcn pcr cent.

llxluus lauul

lulltl. lain

Toaolvro, Sept, 28.-(Specinl.)-Labor

:hen declare that Canadian manufactu-

rers are making a systematic attempt to replace local strikers by foreigners.

The labor unions have begun prosecu-

tions ln two cases which will be heard In tho courts tomorrow.

__._____

iullllll vlssll

sal lslunl

S1". Jomv, Sept. 28-(Special)-Still an-

other St. John schooner has mst hard

luck-tho Effie May from this port. for Vineyard Haven, lumber laden.

She ran ashore, lost hcr mainmast and

other gear and was towed to Portland in

_a danlageli condition,

CHARTER THREE VESSELS.

L0.\'Don, Scpl. 2!!-Gelleral linotll states

ill the \Var Cry, that next spring llc will charter threo vcsscls sailing frolu London, Liverpool and (ilasgow for emigration to Calllnlu. lic is also arranging to scnd parties of lncn out at un early rlulc, their wives follolving wllcll arrallgculcllls can be lnadc for Lllcir rcccptioll ill Canada. Any dlfl`icl\lties regarding funds, says General Booth, will bc lnct by thc Unclnf pfoycd Worklnen Act.

T0 EXTEND ITS LINES-

OTTAWA, Sept. 20.-Tho Grand Trunk

Pacific has tiled with the Railway Depart- ment, plans for a continuation ofits linc fronl Toucllwood llillsio l‘Irilnontoll. 'l‘ho Govcrnlucnt will have to pass upon the plans and then till-y will go bcforc illc Railway coullnissiou.

THE Tcachcrs attending Convention

paid a vcry interesting and profitable visit to the Consolidated School yesterday forcnoon. Ill thc evl-ning J. A. Mcl‘lll:c, Sourls, rcall a tilonglltfnl paper, ami Dl- Brittaln gave an eloquent and instructive address. A fuller report crowded out to~ day will appear tomorrow.

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England and China Will Ar- range Some Difi`erences»

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fcrencc will be hclll ill thc ncar future in Calcutta, British Illdla, when it is hoped t.Ilat tllcdilicrellccs between China ami England ill rcgurd to thc trcnty of the latter country with Tilibct will bc adjus- ted. At this conference, which will have as its purpose the framing of a new trcaiy between England ami Chinn concerning 'l`Ilibet,the Chinese government will be represented by its nllnistcv In London, tvhilc the English viccroy probably will bc the British representative. Cbilln never recognised the treaty Colonel Youngllusband made with the Thihctan authorities and protested against it as soon as the military expedition returned from Lhassa. A first colnlllissoncr who conferred with Lord Curzon rllrl not nlnkc much progress ill the llcgotiatlolls \vilr~rl-.- upon these were temporarily stopped in he taken up again within a fcw weeks.

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THE WINTHROPE CASE.

BilsTol\', Scpi 27.»~»Af.ol‘a week of most

untiring and diligent invest igniion by tho police dc|lnrtlncnis of this city and ol' Willtllrop the irii-lliiiy of illc unknovln wolllnll, whose |ii.~|uclll|n»l‘l~ll hc<l_y was fnund in fl dress suit case In thc waters of Wlnilllop Bay remains unknown, and no positive clue to the pcrpciralol' oi' the rr- volting crinlc has bei-u discovered.

Considerable progress, however, has

been made alld lhc police feel assured that the number of articles found have a pertinent bearing on the crime and \\iIl lead to the ultimate apprehension of thc culprit. Even if arrests were made, thc police. state, they lnusi in-. ahlc to positive- ly Ificlltify file dead wnlllllll l|l~i`nl‘o tilt- case could bc |lruscl-ll lcd e.ncccssf\lIl_v, To this end they arc belldillg their combined efTorts.

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