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New Yoluc, August 21-In eloquent

contrast to the excitement and exuberance that attended their departure, the home~ comlmr 'ofUengressman and Mr'. Long- vvorth from their triumphant/bridal tour of Europe on Saturday was quiet an disappointing. Notacheer, nota hand~ kerchlef waved farewell as theyleit the steamship St. Paul to board the presl- iienijs yatoh, the Syiph, at quarantine. 'l`hat'the slight was intentional was

well explained ufler the other passengers had left the ship at their pier. Dis- appointed and, in some cases, rage was expressed because of the attitude of the Longworths after they had boarded the ship at Cherbourg. They were silent with_ each other and almost ignored the company. I' "

For two or three days this was believed

to have been caused by the reaction from the continual' round of ietes, banquets and receptions with which they had been entertained in Europe. When it contained, how- ever, the passengers many of whom had t-nglnred passage on the ship for the cx- press purpose of becoming acquainted with tl.e presidenifs daughter, began to complain they .were bcingsnubbed Then some particularly spiteful one among illcdisappointetl climbers circulated the rumor that the distinguislled couple had hnrla spat and were not on s|.eakin;.; telms. Hour after hour they sat on dccli cacbabsorbed ina book, and for three days they did not speak to one another, so far as the passengers could see.

During thc latter part of the voyage they thawed out enough to invite one or two of the most important among the ps~:~lengr-rs to their table at dinner, but that did very little towards making up for the slilzht that was put on the other pas- sengers throughout the voyage.

an Killa

IlPlI_II_ SEIIIEIIS

Lomaou. Aug., Zi-The Daily Telegraph

'l`okio correspondent says that the Japanese Consul at Vancouver having reported thatitis impossible for him to obtain a satisfactory or full report of tho killing of the Japanese sealers by Ameri- cansf"*tllc Japanese Government has decided to conduct its own investigation ofthe afl`air and may send a Consul to the Pribiloii' Islands.

Unnecessary Lxpense-

Acute attacks of colic, diarrhoea and

dysentery come on without warning and prompt relief must. be obtained. There is no necessity Oi incurring the expense of a physlclan's service in such on:-les if t)haulbcrlaln’s Colle, Cholera and Diarr- hoca Remedy is at hand. A dose of this remedy will relieve thc. patient before a doctor could arrive. It- has never been knowntofall, even in the most severe and dangerous cases and no family should he without it. For sale by ul drugglsts.

corr sites.

LWDUN. Aug. "»i.-An extraordinary

her to doubt the genuineness of the title of nobility by which her huebandcalled himself. There was a scene. and the climax came a few days ago, when the husband disappeared. '

It so happened that a great deal of the

bride‘s jewellery and spare cash dis- f\i>l>enrcrl about the same time as did her allrgetl bonus noblcinan. - - -

America, and it is possible that he may

York, who n lcw :lays ago had the plea'

ration that moves him in his anxiety to

how Americans are governed. He e:~

the system. Rev. M. U. Stoekland Pastor ofthe Bret M. E. Church, Little

nd lta very valuable remedy, especially

is in children Sold

yu if

_.__ ,

'A young man named Percy Myers,

belonging to Sussex, is in jail here .ci1arged, with. assault on. W.,P. Jonah, li

well known merchant in this oity.

The assault appears to be an outcome of n prearranged affair and asa result 'the ,injured mall is in pretty had shape, having received very severe iniuries to

lil-fame houses stamped out and it is

believed, the assault on him is the re-uit

of this, and was arranged by friends ol

the proprietors of these houses.

Jonah was standing in the Riverside

hotel when Myers, whois about six feet

in height walked in, and without any reliminary remarks walked upto Jonah

The couple came to Paris and stopped , » .

at one of the leading hotels, An auony- _ - Smith, 4 up mom, letter reached the -bride wmch. md. MoNc'roN, N. B.. August 26-(opecial)- Jonah has taken some part in having treacherous and unexpected blow. Th0m5,,,,_ 1 up

After knocking the victim down Myers

jumped on him kickinu him brutally about the face and body and lnilicting a number ofeuts and bruises. ‘

Jonah in an unconslous condition was

carried to his home while Myers left. hastily but was ai'tel-wards captured at a barn at the horse track.

The affair has created qreat`_indii¢nation

here. I ` '

, face and being kicked about the bodv. and felled him to the floor with at

I I J ‘ The Guuniian has this morninsr to go to

.press, having received only part oilts

TU . _ . _ . _ . _ . telegraphicnews.

I, As foyms goto press word_'c-omes of a

~ itcrrible massacre in Russia, result of

_`°_° , s asinate the Russian Pre

l.r>Nl\o:\', Aus, 2i.~ldmperor William of .___

Germany has a very strong desire to visit ' w°“"d“d‘

I1A\'.\NA, Aug 2~i~-The Cuban Go\'ern~

Sf” NIS “'1\y 10 fl” Ii/ iU0¢l'3\""~l¢lY 50011- H0 ment sent. to the \\'1\shington Govern- . iranlry talked of his ionizing to cross the ment R 1-,,q“,,St, for the' loan- of eight ` Atlnnl.|c tn Nir Herman Ridder of New mD|d_[-1,8 gum mandned by American ,,,.|;.; , ‘

Iiilerymen for use in quelling the existing

sure and honor of heingreeeived by=him.l d|s,,,.dm.5_' . o I I _

There are two things that stimulate the - '

. ' Iti t d lttcd that this equi lent l;“m"I's longing' I Trgoue is pglmualnud' 'tocali flxigtdgvention under the `tI:\ru|sI . , ' ,"1 _ , . - I

t lc ot ici pe1-inn is political conaide, of the Plum amendment' and indeed; ___

intervontion is regarded by the press the

cultivate as much as ossible f'ie di _ . . _ ‘

` P I.” I public as a remote possibility, the Mnmm Aug- 24 The newsmpers of

relations between his" couht 'and ‘ . America.. lic seems to thinlrthxafyt' ifrhe a"e"I°"I’el"“ lmde mai' “H I°(“°“u°“,s this city yesterday printed the report should spend li little time inthe United P9-'nt tu the speedy rest°mt'l°u~°f OMC; 0! the examining magistrate ln the case States he would demonstrate his good bhwugh the medium or the ciusmute of the cox-onation bomb throwing. The foelinil for that country and nordoubt' 9“t‘h°'m:°s °nh,e .Cuban Bfpu.b1°' I police maintain the charges against Senor bring an improvement in American 1:6 lflmngl °f b:'h§B°s‘l;':_§c° 3:3? Ferrara, director of the modern school regard for»Gsrlnany. - I , __ ebb Gen' Ness,” e:;:l_n’G“ard; of Barcaloilu, and also I-[amino who, His vlsitalso wouldgive him the great “In ,,:W(;'_eTe}':;‘ ‘five I re “led assisted in the escape of Morales. pleasure ofconnng into personal' 'coaoli *md* ““ ° ° ° °,“'°"h“ “Q1 _ ,T0 nerwns who suffered damages to with the life of the 'United States. He as dwung tm Insane” °n B eavy °“' ‘property by the explosion the magistrate

wishes to do a lot of sightseeing, too. He _ . - wan ts to look over cneblg oltles and exa- ` ' ’- nmaistraw adds . that by the

mme their institutions, observe tho* , exvlwlon twenty-five persons were

in] killtd and itil wounded, of vih'

American business and industr ' ' ' wh methods, compare conditions in which ` latter number, f0\1rb0€n M0 various classes of the pe;-,p|e are .- _ . - _ . - still convalesclng. The report says

placed with the condiolons of the _ that evidence proves that Morales sent corresnondlnu classes lu Germi-ay. . bombsrrom Barcelona to Paris to be ul.-cd and minale usmuch as possible in the in tm anempton onlne or King Alfonso social life of the country. He is also w},||¢,|m was in¢,1w1¢\;m-e|¢,y_

eager to learn by personal observation "-_

_ \ . . peeialy desires to meet President Rouse- THREE OAKS. Mloh Aug 24__,_The cause Mlnamr' Lhnment Rem". Ncumgn, veit, for whom he enteralns sentimnnts of of an epmemk, of typhom fever 'in this

profound respect and intense friendliness pmce was discovered wma u member of _,___ ` ` "l’i‘“‘°“‘I" "““"“”¥ hm" "’ °“° °' “I” the b<nrd:of Health 'climbed to the water- _ , - °w“ amd' works' standpipe and found the dead l _ H -_r>f7/Z7"

" _ ~ of several thousand young sparrows cover- _ ,, ‘_-, ig”

Summer liiarrhoea in Children- ' 1"* *"‘° '“"f°”° °U'h° "“‘f"‘ h ve been lf," > - _ ,_

” ` n

Hundreds of spnrrownssts a _

Durlngthe hot_weather of the summer bum on B ledge that mm, mound the ‘~

months the first unnatural looseness of a` summit, of the smudpolm, and me young “him” b°W”I5 ‘mum have immediate birds are supposed oo have fallen in attention, so as to check the disease while trying, to my The cove, made for

b“f°‘° Ii' l""°°m°5 “"i°“"' All thu' is the standpointfwhen it was constructed , -

necessary is a few doses of Chamberlain's" was never put °'n_ There are now twenty. I I Colic, Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy one cases of typhoidln the town' I l, J.. ~. .

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followed by adose of castor oil to cleanse, ~ - \ ' ,f

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`Falls, Minn.. writes: “We have used , 4)\_ 443:, f,

1 ~ ' Com- can it and Dim- - - ~ ‘E f /-

Cl"='“b"“‘“" ' ‘3 nisaeis nonunctlke _ _ ,, - ' Q ` fI,}\",<l°L///' hoca Remedy ,for several years and T11--1 PSIA ‘Lf } M4, I ,V , fl `.. I E E* ‘ `-'T -‘/I . - ' uf fm" 5“"‘“‘°" ‘"s°rde` ' |<.o.c.oo.<i¢a.|so'nbri us.|»no riswamlo Is 1 ‘ ' ° .

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Charlottetown, P. E. I.

urance of London, Engi

_Mannheim Insurance Co. “cf `Mannheird\_4,

Se" wen' I I Sailing Vessels insured, on ddostlfitvoriableyilezhals.

Goff Bros.

» Representing-

_ _y _ - A Royal Exchange

_ M land

, Wear Weil I f L10yds,Londov.Eng1=na. A

Halifax Agency :- oo Bedford Row.

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a , . _

` Halls, Cargoea and Freight of Sgearllers and ~ ~

attempt ton s - mier. Thirty were killed and 2-l

awards $3 070 damages The report of the

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“Does your new chauffeur give satis-

lactioni"

"Yes; I think we are going to be vt-ry well pleased with him. Ho ran over two people yesterday and nmnaged both times to get away before anybody dis- covered our nnn|ber“'

ADVFRTISING IS BROAD. ,

Advertislngjin itself means publiitw

and publicity isa WY! b\'°f\d Mid 'WK' prehcnsive term. It does not mean simplyaword whispered to a favored few. Itls, rather, synonymous with a general, broadcast declaration, and the broader the scope of the announcement, 'the bctterthe advertising. Ne oeoupieu space that directs attention along given and desired llnca can be reasonably n:-- garded nswasted;nor can any funds ex pended to this end be adjudged ex tnvagmce.-American llledlool Journa

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IIIIIHIE PIIIIIIIIIH UN INEIllIIeSI§'Ii SIIHSIIIIIS

l\io_\"|'m:.\1., Aug., 24~»~-Premier Gouln

was at the government ofiloes today. Asked lfhe had any new statement to make concerning the question of inoreas~ eil snllsiriies for the provinces, about “hicil so much has been said wi hin the past fcw days. the reply was:-I can only repeat what I told you before, that conference will take place, and no change \\'I\1\to\'er has oc.-ured in the prospect of scouring increased subsidies for the

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IHI SIIEEISSIUN

IIIX EIIENIS IIP

iI.\l.rl-'l\.\',N. S., Aug., 2-i--Payment

of the succession duty upon the estate of the late Hon. \Vllllam -I. Stairs was made "‘uesday. The amount. paid was $24,600. The will ofthe deceased contains the following clause, “I have herein made no be- questto the various charitable institut- sons as the Province af Nova Scotia, ex- pending a large sum annual for the care of the sick, and in suppoltoi othcrcha- ritlcs will exact succession duties duties from my estate forthe purpose of defray- ini; part of such expenditure.

TRADE AND SHIPPING-

PORT OF CilAilLOTTETO`»ilN-

Entered, Aug. 25-S. S. Cncouna, Holmes,

Montreal; Alma, Cahill, Picton.

Cloax cd, Aug. 25-Alma, Lanigan, Souris.

S. S. Ccoouna, Holmes, Sydney; Alma, Cahill, Picton.

Min|rd'x Llnlmant Carer Dandrlil'

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3 EMFIRE LINIMENT C0. gg ' Bridgetown, N. S.

Gentlemen,-Having used your

EMPIRE LINIMENT

for severe attack of rheumutlsm y with the best possible results, would recommend toali similar ly affected, believing it to be the

BEST LINIMICNT on the mar- ket.

X XXXXXXXX.

Y nratruly. A. M. LOUKWOOD.

lleprescalinlr James Goldie, Canning. .\'. S. . -

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£3321,

_, (ltolnirfoz Clli-tiflrniitn.) ~

Lost.-1-‘ri<ay. ming or tim- aaa.

Finder please hero. 8-27»l2<llpd.

, .

AN'.I`i~]l)-A nur!! Uirl about 15 or lil

years ofags. Apply at this oiilce.

tl-27dili.

FOR SALE.-Cheap, I Windmill I3 foot.,

but make. neu- yaew. L. D. Fowler,

Central Bedeque. 8-27dtw3l.

REMEMBER.-gat omyboay ma.

lmilmllll DI Mtn! news ia then

fresh , and .u|»,-todctlo. and that at some time tl ill the dey everybody in likely to hu the goods advertised while the r mind instill bright nd active. '

we sat tw Charlottotow

Condensed Advertisements-

llll lllltllll -sER~loUs QSSALILT , ,llllflx alias lin all Husnlln . eAS~E IN MONCTO alll wil nut

I II.u.lrax,Aurg., :.3-Tile golf matches

*`“°"°"""-l“"°lVl\\ir the name ofa ywna ` ' " ~~ '- ~ ft- - - `-‘ ` I I I . - between Halifax anfltrairlonetown 'were

‘ i- I , .- _

American glrinf al0°d family' I9 “°W Merchant a Bruta IS Bedten Into completed yesterday lliere were thrsb xggliizlixghe£*:”I5lP°II0P-\t:0l118 lilonaths I V ` _ ` , , X V . qrnatchcs, all of which were won bY_

y 0 s wen ' me ta ‘ ' "~ ' ° » - .

...lm .....t.. I. N... Y..Z;......... lnsenslblllty--The Assaliant Captured and Put in Jail- “"“'“" ,

dlstingulshedappearing foreifinar. Tile ` ‘ I . I , M"N"Is'N‘""`5"'

acquaintance ripeu di t fi" ti » ' 5 - 1 __ §...‘:.‘; ';.‘:§..‘;‘.'.' 222 TIN Affair Thought 1° Have Bwi Prcarranged- ‘.’;‘.‘.f:‘..,,

were married. They came to Europe on » ~ . , I ' . ‘ l_ Rwehic, 1; up

their honeymoon. The husband repro- Handsomebody, 7up

sented him self to be the scion of a very Walla(-,e, 0 up distlnguinherl European family. y f Wagga", 3 up

it-l lan.l-;s.

Charlottetown.

llolzers Alley I Si ewnrt

Lcn;_fwortll

Pope

Mcllcnn

Fltzlreralll

ings

Curry, X up

Halifax,3o up.

.\Ir:Ns Fuilnsmis, in Ilol.rs, Evans and Ritchie, 1 up vs, llogers anti

Alley.

liandsombody and Vllallace, T up vs.

Stewart and Longworth.

Weston and Curry, 4 up, vs. i’op-- nnd

Mcllcan.

Smith and Thomson \'s. ln;_~ and

Fltzgci'ald, 1 up.

lIalifax,l1up.

L/uni-is' lfounsoml-is, ll |lr>l.l:\.

Miss I.'nlacke Miss Anderson

l\irs. Henderson Miss Blnnchrutl, l up

Mrs. Clarke Miss Pope

Mrs. Oxncr, 1 up Miss Ilazartl Mrf, llandsoulborly Miss Toolcl-r

Miss K. l\lacKinley

-I up

Mrs. G. Mitchell Miss Sirt-om, 3 up Halifax, 7 up. The lntlirs` sliigles iii holes, a very

interesting match, was won by iinlliax.

HIIUSEVEII IINI] IHI SIEIINII Ii

Mrs. Musgrave

Miss Wceks Miss G. liiaclilnlay

:n E

Lf.\Nl>o.\', .\ng., 25 ----'l`ile impression

con inues to prevail in this county that in spite of President. R'w.=evclt's declaration that he would not suil`er himselitobea candidate for President in 1il0iillei.s probably the man who will oonteutl against Bryan ill the ntfxt calli- paign. Tile Tilnes says the Ilenlocrats should not bink on President lloosevelt'= pledge for such pledges are by no means irre\'ocnblo. “i’re-idvlll. lioosc- vel ," renlallcs 'i`hc Tlnles, “doubtless lines not intend to stand, but has i’ ever been known, at any rate in recent. ye-ar~, that thcnonllllcc of a party convention has rejected thc nomination? Tile Westmins ter Gazette says: if the llrpubllcan party had no other candidate than Presitlent Roosevelt wno was likely to succeed and the nomination were offered to him unanimpusly he must accept with the ap- pearance of being ovt-rborne."

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Mlnnrd'| Linimslt tiara; Burns. etc. `

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CHICAGO MARKETS.

Culcauof, August 24- (Special )--

Scpl.. Corn . . . . 4-‘I

" whsat......_... _. 7l.i “ Pork...... . . . . . . . . - -~-

Dec. Gorn. 4-I

" wheai..... iii “ Pork . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ I

H M S IIHIIIINIIIIGHI

IS INl'INlIIIlIi

LoNnoN, August 24.-.For the first time

since the Dreadnought was laid down in

|()ctol>er, 1005, the admiralty has published ‘ll detailed description of the most power- ful battleship in the world.

The document which was issued last

night, shows that the Dreadnought is practically invincible. She can engage the enemy and destroy them out of range of their tire; torpcdoes may strike her below the wntcr-line, but she will noi; sink while she line' a coal bunker capacity which alll permit her to steam 3500 miles at a uniform spccll of eighteen and a half knots without coalinu.

Her ten 1:!-in guns are so disposed

that no fcwcr than eight of them can bo tired siinnltaneouslylfronl either hroadsidc, while .six can bc tired ainlultaneously ahead: or a>tcrn.v There is no warship alloat that would not be put 'out of action on receiving such a tire. The twenty- Seven 12 pounficr <|uicl;~lirers are of a new dc.~il;n and greater power timn thaw hitherto carried for use agniiist tgp pcrlo r-rail, and in addition thc ship ha~ been gnartlcfl from destruction by submarine attack by taking care that the notvt-ll`tll l|\1l|;Ilell<i.sllel0w Lim mniu flu-l: |\vhit:l\ is nine loot above the] wn‘cr lint-l'\|'-‘ ull|‘it'rt'c'l. Lifts art' flrovidert l0 i-'irc :lrt~~~as to the \'arlou~t colnpart~ ments. 'i`hc arlnnrinl; is of extraordinary strcngtll. The main belt has a lnaxininnx thickness of ll incilcs, thc rctloubt varies In tlllckllrss from li to S inches, while thc dccli is prob.-ctctl lly :lriuour plating from l 51-l to ‘.2 Ii-l inches in thick-

"Mobility af forces is of prlnlc necessity

In war," the report tlcclarcs. This mobility is gained by speed and fuel capacity. 'i`o grin this advantage the Drca/inongllt has been designed to travel at a nlaxllnum rate of 21 knots. Her coal bunker caplcity of Zltiiltuns will permit hor lo steam Ewtiilti knots at econo- mic-l spccd without coaling, The engines are stcanl turbines.

'l`he oillccr>` quarters are on the main

deck forwarri, near the turrets and. cunning toner, which are ll inches tliick.

The cost of the Drelirlnougllt was £l,7liT-

497, and oi' this only .£5520 lcuiains to be spy-nl.

in addition to the I)readnout;ht, three

new armored cruisers are being built. These are the ln\'incllrlo,thc Inllexible and the indomitable. The main feature of ‘-their dimensions is their extraordinary

I length-530 fcct as against the lik) feet of

'the hal tleship Dreadnought.

Jl.’l\li’ll\`G \\'ITlI I\`EIl\'I<I l’l\l.\'.

'l`hat`s how you feel with nrurai,r_5ia. Hut

why lie awake at night, |_'ruml»lc or enm- plain-gct l»n.-_v with a. bottle of Ncrvilinc. it docs at-t,Ilkc magic, sucks out the pain and destroys it. llarnlle.~»s and certain, instant in cllect, nothing is so popular as Ncrvilinc for aches and pains of all kinds. 'l‘l'y it for Lumbago, test it in rheuma- tisin, prove it in ut-urallria, pleurisy or cohls. \'ou`ll soon llcknowlctlirc that Pol- son'~l Ncrvillnc beats them all. Sold ev(-ry\\`ht»re in large Zflc bottles.

Experience has proved that the 1~¢c\'0r1\l

new fancied machines on thc market do not retain their alignment as the Smith Premicrdoes. A. Milne Fraser, llali- fax, 8-Zlidlii

_lust received by last mail steamer

from Liverpool new dress goods in black and colors, tweeds, venetlaus, cheviots, serges, mohairs, meltons, plaids, etc, at reasonable prlces.-- St.anley:l3ros. 8-27d 11.

and see, More Room, Bette

Retail.

CARTER fit

2 Stores.

New ookstore

Up-to-date. The bestinthe Provinces. Come

l' SCYVICC, which we feel

sure will be apprc ciated by the public.

New Goods Arriving Daily. I' Souvenir Post Cards and Books, Souvenir China Ware

nd souvenir of Prince Edward Island in great var-

iety. New stcck of P051 Card AIi)\ll11S received-

Latest Books received as issued Wli0l€S3l¢ and

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