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AZIAIIEST

FURIOUS STORM

IN SA

A Sixty Mile Gale

Rain Levels Teleg

Trees, Uproo

- Library B

4 Sr. Jorm. OOF- 3' ISD cial)-'i‘he nor.-.tv cr:

storm of years has raged all day the gale l at times blowing over sizrty miles an hour

with toirsntsof ruin. .

Wires are down everywhere and cunsid-

CHA RLOTT

INT JOHN

With Torrents oi raph Wires and

is Carnegie

raiding.

ibio dniiialii-. has occurred to shipping

ur. nn very serious loss is yei; r_cp0i‘teiI. 'l`i'ees are `nIown duivn all over thc city nd among other dziiimgcs the roof oi' tho .irncgie Library has been blown ofT.

O KLEY BA

GAIN

WIS. Mckie’s Splendid

Prize at the Exhib

I rriage Stallion

the Secon

».-

t).\l{l.E\' li

At the Exhibition Grounds ye.sl.»_:i"lay

the judging ofthe horses was begun in

the afternoon.

One of thc first ciasseyiudgcii was the

Cai-ringi Stallions, and the uni ribbon in this class was awarded to Oakley liaron, the beautiful seal-brown stallion owned

by W S McKic of this City.

This is the second time this hom- has

been given the first prize, having won it ‘_ last year on his lirst appearance at a Char- e lottetown exhibl~ ion. lb

II ii

He was purchased two years ago by Mr. t

Mc-Kie, ni. New York. llis ownersnrs D

th n other years still there was ii _splendid 0

RON I ° IS FIRST

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Stallion Gets First ition in the Car-

Class=='l`his' is

d Time.

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(likley iiaron is a hnndsouie horse and (H nsldcrc l by thu best. judires one of Irie A

not-l. horses in the 1’r.>vinces. lie get I i~i record nl 2323 when four years old in ri

ills sire was Baron Oaks, »\ full brother

io.ii¢i.»n<i inmn, z~oiu,\.y muon \t'iire@.

at he will show the finest array of i its from Oakley Baron than has ever S een seen at n show.

. various kinds were shown ~but it is not ii

favorable season though thcre was

8 v e I I nbuntlantevi lence yesterday of the giant

ew fornicr years but tiiere. is n line show Of

Harsh n Corrective M

York Police Forn

missioner’s Dr

Physical, Exhaustion-

New Yoiuc Oct. 'l-The Tribune says: it

-Three pole einen dropprul from exhnus- E

tion at the poilre soho:-i for instruction q

in the Old flihh Regiment Armory yester- 'I

day. while undergoingCammisslonerlilmz- n

ham’d nuwuorrsolive drill for those B\lII'¥ t of vloiatinir tha code. b

Two or three had to no thrmizh 'mere ,

drills before there sentences are complet

nearly all of whom were ~orving r\‘ni.f‘I\¢B for brolkltlu ul rules. Last night. callfrs I at th h mu of Dlvans and Mi is Wim*

° ° ii

turned nwng. Tho rloctlr vias attended D the msirnys their exhaustion must. have W

been patent; to any ohsewcr. “i hey were U

5°” I” md I""“'7:' Im "M “and IM" 'ur' an end to drill and an uaihuianiu wir

priced that they were |\i\ic lo stand it an C long ls they dl i.. Tlu-ir lack of uoniition was so evident, that it was onlyextraor- dlnary gsmcncsn-t.‘1at kept i‘i¢"\\ Raimi-"

L~,u|_ 13|-,,§|,_ am. conducted who

exercises, and the drll ia:t,».d about two hours, and ho supposed that it was dua` t0 Dontoondltlon that U10. ifiife” "ic" 3”" 1 out. Itiusld thatthc men were for.-edi to stand at lweiitlnn an unusually lonl time than they were `o.immandc1i to mmm; than aroma at doutii quick , three tlmeearohnd the nrmorY- Ai' "‘°"`. command tc hnit the mon PIII' Civil il R' i-. the comlinnd "lt oilw." ill-ii iU*W5'| ""7 I vrerofoieod to stand sl. nte.sut'on and

s -‘¥

_ ‘Slienoeln the ranks," ahou'.ud i.i-ut.

od. Fiftypnlrchuan woraatt.heaession. B

lille ovur t/wo hours when Policeman

0et.C'xo , 503

Deo Oom. .. . 005

easures in New e- Police Com- e

ill Results in ' _j

` a

iudod the nam were sent out as “douhi~ i nick" again, some of them alleging that hey were kept on the trot fory-|.lir.~.»- iiuutas without a halt. Sevrri of hem,fsstbeooming so exhnu=t:fl i at neyfonrsd they would drop in iluir rioks, called to Lieut. Brown tn lei. up.

rawn and the steady ,ion was kt-iii “IL ']'hu¢.mpn,ny had been on the iloar u

lllnger dropped and a sccmd later ivens and Mila wont down. Ran|r~ ere broken and l.‘1c thrt-n exhausted ops were carried oiftlc flmr. fills pul.

nlied.

, CHICAGO MARKETS '

, G ll _ Apply at tie Su|\-- i

I Qu..-iili.'~f °" 10-'ifi'i

Guia soo, Oetoia r li.-(Sp.»e\alI-

“ Whou\.............. .. ... . 1021 " P0ri¢........... .... .. --

“ Wheat........... 100 i

to see the Experiinentai Farm established,

' the next speaker and he reinlirked upon

n l

~huwn on every hand. Surely it was not neccessary for the peepl-i of I his Pi'avines L e

Province und its rich fi rtillty, und fol!ow~

A l{',)N, 2.23 cl

uid come fiom far away provincesio indge

_ tlic :lock here testified to thcexcelience of

vi-.ri hent racs, which he won. L'

butter, shoviinr the-ad\'1\n0eu

mprovcnient in inarketliig this valuable

he hpllflings nrc those in which are dis-

he nrt work. lu the firmer there are ome of thc most dilic1ief.\ibrirs exhibit-

ng taste and r linemenl, as at-il usa

li-oiit_ rank. In the matiir of pa‘i.ti° ge

hun were nut tlawuulitiie “settiniz un" there is an exhibit eloquently tiatiiylng ¥fl'¢i5"*i- Till* ‘.'I3°f°“" f"""""’ '“`°“' to the advancement ninde in this brunch

n the past few years.

there la strong coin|~u~i|.lon and tliv

silmsnts are quickly rolieved bl 0i'°'i°IlU hmotnhncmuporbax. Atlldrnuistarx

Condcnscdlihefliicviiiclifs

5,5-»\‘,¢. fl: ili‘~)= Kr'

W ilo-i t- i-aru ih-- l.vo~s srtliuiz An |- ya., . _ __-_______ W

WKNi~ui»~.\ -i'-y lc- I-r iw'-~i-ai No whh|nK_ Apply n`l/\-liivtslloo. el

i#_&.;

R1 lhranlnir pap ~r ns the mins iq f|-nah aminp-t.< -.|ni»", and Ihnt. nl.

CHARl,Oll`ETOW UARDI I

1'?T_OllI/N, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9,

r9o7, '

f 'i-wi~:N'rv cmwrs A Mcnrn nr nail. .l 'rwit nm I ARB Pltli Yitait BY MAH.

OPE O

NIN ~ g it TH IHIBI ION

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Lieutenant Governor and Other Speakers Make Addresses==The,_,Errliibits Good Both Inside

and Out==Horses are Especially

A5 three o'clock yesterday afternoon

llie Inter-Pro\'inclni I-Ixhlbitiou wni '°""'fiII.Y Ouencd in this (,f¢,y1,y },i,u¢,@u. ‘Ulla Govi mor McKinnon.

Xu the absence of President F Lllaszard

detiilncd in Court. -liidue Fitzrgeralrl pr(-ai~ ed and inirtduccd ills llcnor, who said " Wits hleasctl to open the lixhililtion and hiittiltiioultii the weather did not sniile “Pon "W '~'“Ii’~`i‘1'ise»tiiI not witiistnnding the leurs enteil ilncd il was pleasant to know that the harvesting operations had

been coinplelcj withoiil niucli injury "15l1Ili'1£: from wt-,I iveatlicr. lie hoped there would he fine days for the Exliibl~ tion, liis li-mor spoke regarding the ei~'t\biislnneui of aiprlcuitural schools in

this Province and thought- the Iwo Governniei.t.~i would assist. innproject ~|o vltiii to the prosperity of this Province. lie wnsclad the County Exhibitions had hi-.cn held. They would do no harm to the l’roviuclal Exhibition. Ile trusted soon

ills Lordship Bishop Mricllonnid was

he excellence of lhe products of the farnr

oizn :iwny to other countries where ini-y nllure liardohips and put. up \vltli niany Iiscoinfiatsi, und are not perliapsa . vrcll oil" ii hi-re.

Mayor Paton followed and he extended welcome to the visitors to Chniluite-

o\vn. He extolien thc hcauly of the

dniung theline pursued bythe other peakers.

.ludize Fitzgerald then called upon

he dIfl'ercnt judges of the live stock

a.-ses who each gave clever soteches

ome \of tbuin developing a gift. in this rcction that earned them merited

oplausc. iiioh of these gentlemen who

.c animals shown in competition. The Exhibition Building was at-tract v-iv decorated as usual and rithough he display of agricultural propucts did ot strike the eye so forcibly ns perhaps

honiniz.

In fiuit sonic sp‘endlil spiciiuens nf the

trides this Province has mndc sions: the

Chr.-esd is not so strong ai; exhibit as in

icnl. und

roduct. 'l‘»vo of the. most ii.lcreit ingscctioiis cF

layed the fancy work by the ladies and

-\p"aoi|,y for doing iiitricote ncclicwork nd aging 1; wil that places them in the

Ia the cxhlblls of the household cia s.-.5

"gpg, sums. liunouns and :Inu :mul

Too late for lllnasillintloii.

, . »--» » A -L-io-n

AN i`i'll)--goal ulrlt with fall' educi

I * T is ii tai' ibm ()|lic~~ lil 3

Aftlltllillki \\'.\N'l`Ell- l`u itvltvt r it c

_ _ _ __ M. .IW----..___

- llousewurk nr one iq nl an at liolo

ii)-ildlipd.

h,_y| |., )\|l§l'.ii-itat1-virybint) r

|,n,. ,-|.,||nu» ite fl.-iv |=\'eryt.ndv la il

“ P ri: f.... . . . . . . . . . ...

|,|| -. nv itised while

II'IliIic`\ lgelgllxtiiglit abd active.

Fine.

trophi.-s sent in from the kitchens by thc women ofthe land show that they know how to bake and ti do nia'ny things which prove them L . he good i\ou~i:\vivee.

0.h1~r i.i‘rnet'vu displays nr-i iiiose by

the Consolidated scoool ai. iiilisboro, the flowers u.nd plants, itullcd birds and various eutvi as in the miscellaneous class. ~

Everything shnwn,ls lir.-t. i-lass, and

proves that in the line of manufacture or

nut ive products this l’rovidce cannot bc

surpassed. Outside the gorluds the live slack xnakes

a big shovriiig. The linrsrs are n big class and nil the stables are lliled with one or

two exceptions. id' ll llenrt-z's magnifi-

centijlyilcsdalcs arc exhibited apart its they were last year and win much admiration. There aio some spicii lid animals on thc gioundsnnrl much intfi-~ est. is shown in the different classes.

Not by any me ins least worthy of inter-

ostcd attention among the things at the exliibitlon are the displays of tI.e loin] nierciiants, who have shown much taste

in shovi ing their goods in the diffcrcni

bnothr<,us is thciirinualciiitom, :ind whos displays of their utaterinl.-i add n_ ict tr the appciirance of the into i r of the buililinp.

1’roiniucnt'nuion|z the-ie is Paton SL (l.;'.~

shouing ol fui-niturc, carpets, and th- tliousnnd und one things new iridlspensl- his in house furnishing. ~ .

A. liornc 8: Co, show l.iic pianos, organs

slewing iuiicliins, rio., \\'liicli i.‘ic-y handi-

unu' iuiikc ii iliac cxhinit.

The Mark Wright furniture booth can not be overlooked: it is one of the ical nies of the fair.

Prowse Bros have ii mairiiilieeiil. display

of clothing and [urs which represent ii large value. 'i`no uoods arc of the best

and make u binvc show.

M Trniiior 8; Co are also well r.-pre.\en~

ted bya booth in wiiieli they show fur goods of high quality, and in endless

vnricty.

Au lnterestlnig exhibit is made by the

Charlottetown ilorites College.

This firm hasa iiaudsoine dlsplry of Samples of Wall Pupcr for next St-»son’s trade, all of the latest rlcsigno and coloringzs mannfiicliiveil by the well known firm of Colin iiic \rlhui' Sc Go., the largest \\’a\ll ].’aprr. manufacturers in Canada. Messrs l,7u':t ,i‘ 8: Go , have dccuplcd this position for a number of years, and are the ie,zo,rnizc i leadsrs of

SCH. II/IIIHELIII

LUSI III SIIIIIIIS

During Yesterdays Heavy Gale She Was Wrecked. No Lives Lost.

At Souris yesl :rday during the gale the

sinnli schooner lliaru-I ri, of about forly tons came to grief. .

The little vessel had cnme into Souris

the niglitbefore and cast anchor just inside ihc breiikwati-r.

Asihu wind iiii-nuiscii how-.vcr her

posl lin becanie insecure and yesterday morning nlmiit t‘ir ri o'~l ck the crew wnkcued to the fact tint the _-choonir

was di-.igiziiig her aiictmi-, She quickly eoniinenocd to [¢o1\<hoii~, while the crew finding it impossible to do anything took to the ringing and shouted.

Two men on shore, Mark Chevirie and Norman itlriniosh heard the cues and

Iiuis-vi/ went t > the i' soul! with ri ilshimz 'flory,und i-uct cc led in bringing thc three iiienihms of the eriw s ifi: ti innil.

N t very long a‘t -r the rc cue the old

iiohoomr, wi ifli wan loarii.-rl with gravel was pounded to pieces on the rock strown shore of Souria ilirhor. not lar [mm M itthew & MoL‘a'i’s lobster fart try.

‘tolcr.ii»lc a bumper house may b

‘Wall l’up».~r business in this l’.o \'iiR- 'i‘l|ey have also a very creditable show 0' Turnips and Manqels grown from tin I. Celebrated “Carters” l’i-izs iiaszard’

Improved" Turnip Sc-id ani "Dignity" Mnngel. The Seed of these 'vnrictie Garter 8: Co, control and have grown for

them especially each yenr for a nuuild r of years past. 'I‘hcy are wi-.liout rlouil the flnestgradcs of Turnip and i\iaiip| I yet proilucerl.

PIIIIIHII IIIIIS

IIIIISE HIE LIISS

To Many Farmers and Cattle Men In 'Province of Saskatchewan.

li.\i.inu'ri:,'Sa~ik Oct K-~(Speclai)---1'.-aiii tires have caused enormous loss to fnrmi-r.~ and cattieinen in this district in the las'

few days. gSome have lost all their crops and farm buildings and a nuinberof others have los

a portion of their grain.

W. S. HIIIIKINS Eli

PIIISINIS IHI

Private Secretary to a De- Iighted Audience--Tonight

Pla For Her Siki

For ni-ariya quzrrlerol a century the

world luis been moved lo mirth and lnuizh-

ter by that most lauizhabls of comedic: The Private Secretary, and last evening. in the wind and rain storm which pr~ viiiled n good audience turned out to ac ii once again presented by the \V. S. liar- kins Company. All enjoyed ri rich tres' and from start to finish there was not \ dull moment.

There was nothin: coarse or question-

nbloln the presentation; the pure fun ol the droll and anitisinp: sitiiati-ms was brought out with full eil'-:ct und I.~i- audienee keenly enjoyed two hours ol mirth und merrlmcnt. 'l\ir. Harliins has

it high reputation from the rouipanics he ` has liitherlo brought. in the city and it is be ing abundantly sustained ,

Tonight the great Riiesian rlrnmn, Fei liar Sal-ic, depicting lifc in Siberia will be put ou, undif the weather is nt. al‘

nnticlpzitrri. despite all et.`\er attractions

MInad‘sI.lnlmenl the Lumbermans friend.

HIGHLAND MARY CLAIMS

Show Free Gold in Large and Pay- Ing Quantities.

New i.‘s~krnr<i, Oct ri-’i‘i:e report of the

wonderful ri|.~co\'eric.~i marie on the lllgh- lai-d Mary claims, which are located near thc north cast arm of the i-ike, nr.: hclnil ciuioru-d by several mining man arrlvlnu here from liar-irr Luke district. Specimens are being shown showing

fren gold in large quantities. One mining man the other day displayed heauilinl specimens sprinkled all over with free gold that would assay several dollars to the ton. Numerous veins have been un- cover.-d on these properties, which are claimed to he thc widest so far uncovered in the district. These claims have caused the owners of thn surrounding claims to prospe t their riaims more than they have done heretofore.

Labor is rather scarce and transporta-

tion facilities at present arc very poor. Owners are looking forward to the nrrlviii

of snow, when the nr ‘ rwernment road will enable them to get _ . the new stamp

CALEDON

tor, Together

ght after beiiigin ccnsuitition three

and a half hours thejury ii.<|uirlLg into

thc dciiilis ofthe Culcrton wreck \'ic‘im.-

found the wreck was caused by th:

iucouipctcncy oi' Tilnulueer llcrlge and

_i L , ,,

9 .

S WRECK

J URY’ S VERDICK

Says Disaster Was Due to Incom-

petence oi Engineer and Conduc-

With the Bad

Road Condition

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t'.\i.i.:no,\' I~i.is'i‘, Oct. H -|Sp;\-i Ili Last Cuuductoi ffviines, who were in shame

Ithe li-..iu, niaicriuiiy ass’¢-ted by thel rn

Ieflcieiitiilu and iinpraut-icnbla condition cf the road hed.

(frown Atl.Jrney W ll McFsdyrn fm- I"~' G"Vf‘l`“m'2I1ii W A Henderson for

MH-rs iiodge and Grlnicl. -

Association Yeste

Reads Address

The li'th unnunl meeting ofthe Mari- nie l<`uu-ral iiirse ors’ Association open, d its first in cling yesterday niornlnz in he Masonic Tcniplii of whit is to lien

._A

I IIIIEHIIIII I IXPLIISIIIN

Toxin, (lil. S~./L tcrrilfle cxplosion oc curral at Tzikatsuke factory, Osnha. wliiisanumler of giiIs,,wcre at ww-L S

iriiiig shells and cart' irlges which had een conrlc.nncd. Sixty three of l he piris

were killed and ovir sixlyfuthers in,iure'i. As this rlespaleh is scni.il\ef1’ctoryis cr* tire and ri numb;-i' of bouts cont \|n ing ex~ pi i.~ivc are also burni'»[.:.

HIIIIIIIN WILL `

PII IIINSIIIIII

'l'.\.\'uii~:u. (ll-t.. 7.--The rcl~~a.\c of Guiil

Sir il-nry Mat-I.-an who for some time has been liclfl captive by the bandit liaisuli at last seems to bawithin ineasur~ iblc distance. The Associated Press was informed day onltln- b .~t. possible airhority of the ccptnnce by lho Brllisii (invernmcnt ol

li-isi\iII`s reduced Lt‘i'ir|s for l\Ir:I.r:iu'.~4 release, the pi-iimiprl iii-ms being $l.`>iI,tl0I ransom :ind liritlsli pi-ot--f-tion for Jtnisuli ind his family. Great. lirltn|n's advance of the ransom will be guaranteed by Sultan Abdul Aziz.

IIIIIIK III IIIKI

IIIUIL III PIILI

to ii'

Nicw 1\'uni<, ilci. 7--The following

|uessriu<i,|ll\!.e<i Etnli, Aug. 20,1007. was received in thii city today by iicrbcit, I.. llrid;¢man from Ilr. 1":ederick A. Cook, the explorer. of New Yr-rk.

“lily Dear Ili-idgin in: I have hit upon it

new rome lnihc North 1’i»le and wil stay to try lr. By way of liuchannn bay

and l'i|ic~4mere Land and nnrthwardy through Nansen strait, over the Polar acc, seems to me to be ii very good roule. there will he game tol.hc92l deg., and- iiere are natives and dogs fnr the task. So hcre is for the Pole, Mr, lirluliey will tell you the real.. Kind rcinmis to ali.”

Dr. Cook, accompanied by John R.

Iiradley, Capt, Thomas Bartlett and

number of Esklinns, left North Sydney N.S., early in July, on tho American aux iiary schooner yacht John ii. Bradley, which lnndr-,li thepariy at Smlth‘s sound. Mr. Bradley returned to North Sydney on the yacht (ict. i. The expedition is pro, vinloned for two years, "mid is wintering :lil miles farther north than Peary did two year# ako.

THE Wi:ATHEIi.

Toun.\"ro,0nt,, Uctoherri - (Special) Decreasing uoiteily winds, fair and

lnards Linimeni Used 'ly Fhyalcia ii

mills and other necessary machinery.

cooien

UNDERTAKERS’ I YEARLY SESSION

Meeting of Maritime Funeral Directors’

rday Mayor Paton of Welcome-

The Program lor Today

‘three days'scssion. There were present about fifty delegates. More are exp eted today. The meeting was called to order at ten o`clnck by I’residei:t_G D \Vright, ln~ vocation bv Rev. SJ Woodrooffe, ufS'1. Pauls Church. Afterwards the Preslde n

in nne. it speech inlroducrrl the Mayor who read lin address oi’ welcome which

was responded io by E.r~Pi'es. .lchn Snow, oi llai-tux.

ilr R McNeil delivered anfrible liridreis

on Disinfection, Sanitation and llygicue, followed by averyabieaddress by Bev GE Ross ot Zion Presbyterian Church. F W Wall ace, Secretary of the Association introduced Mrs. Lena R Simmons of

vSyrucuse, N Y who is to lecture and ileiiinnstrnte at this convention. Mrs. Simmons addressed themeeting outlining the subjects she would speak upon dur- ing three days session. She was well received.

A resolution of greeting was ei-nt to the National Association of the Uniird States, which is in session at Nnr'olk Virizlnia.

The afternoon session was devoted to

reiifling the reports of oilluers and

appointment of standing committees. At the evening session worir was dons

ln _revising the constitution and by laws :ind ii lecture was dc'ivired by Mrv. l'.r‘n\ R Simmons of Syracuse, N. Y. on Fur eral

Iiinnageinent.

The future program includes an address

hy Rev. Mr. Spencer at this moruinu’s session on Some ’l`hlin¢s \Vorth Knowing and Putting Into Practice. This afternoon

ifllne, \ carriage drive will he taken.

Mrs. Simmons will deliver ri daily

inc-ture before the Assn:-i iiion and the

wind-up will he made with a banquet. on Thursday evening at the Victoria Cafe

IINIIIHLH EHIIIEIE

III WIINIIIHLINIJ

A Program of Rare and Varied Charm Sure To Please.

Again tonight at Wonderland there will

be n change of program, when this enter# prlsinir amusement house, which provides only the hsstin thsway of moving pictures for its patrons will put on out ot iiims which are worth going far to ice.

The great success of Wonderland is ow'

ing to the fact that it is dependable-one is al ways sure of something good-theto in never a dull mnmsnt-there islood fr r the mind, and there is always 1 charming song hy Mr, liarney.

Tonight will prove no exception--' he pictures ilstcd being; A Jealous Wife, something which hachnlon should sc ~; J lm's Apprenticeship, and an interesting session it is for Jim; Father and Mother Wi\niYou, full of elements that appeal to ali: and Too Much Mother in Law-its tho limit. Mr ilirney's song ls: The Flower 0!

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the Mountain

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