sa

W” ' ` it

r

l r i

»

l

‘__

__ i

“~, l._

K

_.

re

Vi

e

i- i

L

_ ,Y

*Q*

o

.J

is

»=l

sa

e e

Sa

if .

,3_f.

?.

-ir ° a

_,'~‘

.=.

:'

_

,r

c 4

i

if

a

L

W

Ll

: l

I

=i

_i

. _'_ t i \

,Q1-vain uwiwm se

s

i

..`_......- .~....~..`...`-»-»a.»..»~.i-¢--.1-...o_o-»»¢-»~ ww-

',____ ,. A.-.-.. ,,», ~__',_ _ ,_ ...¢.. _,._‘ »., - _ _ _ .,...,.,... . .‘.._._..'».»

_._

; <>D_S

e Q

i

‘ \

/ _ Q 5 - `~

\\\ \\ ` V J' \:

' \ lv r

i\\ ` \ Q

. 1*'

_ _ _ "-" '~' _ _.- ,. "7 " r.-'_- _ i _ » _ _ __ ..f_»..~,i.-.c..._;’3-_-I..,..._...."sf"‘-' “W ‘“ _ . ~ _~ _ _ ’*" ~`*“~*-'*-=~`»‘\...-I_,'*-‘-‘ w “ "~~:_ -if -' ‘ ' ‘ - ~= _ _ _ _ ‘~ ‘» ", ,._“:=‘ "!;‘g_pf ~-1-'_

"*~*~'--¢¢*l*P'|i,,,,,,_§;,¢,,,¢¢»si-»-reatri.-,tr-,;_»~§,,».»-,,,,,.»ei.z»ta‘>w‘-1'-=»»»=» -» - -_ - _ _ . ._-<-,»-:'<.____ _~»-_:sv ~.-=~~--

_ _ .- -» .___,

1"'--' : _ 1 ` , ._ . _",.__".:'_ _"3, ei-'v' ls’-,_ ‘€.-Q.-'-`:~._"'i.__ ` " _ . ' . '

e.';f~;f_-;-:_.__.-_- .- .;-,,~__ »_-5 _-,\,»;j~ .-' _ _-_ _,gi L . ».- 1 "y,_~;.~. __ ...__ ef ___ ~_'~s_ _ - __ _., ____,_ r _ ____- » __ ____ __ _ :__ . - _ _

1,»»;“‘_- -' v V si;

.,,_,....-._~-_,,____¢_».-...._._.-:__ _..--_____~ .- ., ~...;-__l1-, ; .»< _ -__,,=~_/r~'f_, ,,,.,»_.1;-,-ff _ ._ ~<,-n; .vs_ 1,.. _ _¢~ ~ ,~- _ ___. _ _ __ .__ ._ . __ ___ » _ . _ __ . ____._.,_,.___._ __<__._ _,_-__

" ..

I _ _ __ _ . _ _

.__

- r _ni noanniaN.onani.o'rrnrowN ramen mnwann isr.aNn. JUNE io. itat. f -

A '_ _A _I 4 Y Z n I I _. _ _ _ V _ ,,'.,- '-~'~ -.3 _,__ .» _.. -r ._

motorman to force hlmtorun hlsearout _ __. _'L_ H . ,f ‘., ;_ __ _ _=_,,,

._ , i's' J , ¢` , 7 ‘Air ' »_;.' `\‘,;_,f

into the country, and so assist their ,_,__)_)_._;_. .____`____. ___._,__ _._

es¢ap¢_ _, ` _ _ _ . I _ = _ ___~_. _~ _ _

The motor man, was brave, and though -' . - __ - -

unarmed,refused their demand. He ln- __ .°

stantly set the brakes and removed the _ ' ` _ _ _ 'A I

I ` J

brake handle and then struck out with ' 1 __ 0

THE GUARDIAN

-tn: Independent {)c;urnal, untrammelled and fearless; aiming to Just, lmpartlal, Reliable. N_ewsy. seeking at all times to further the best intrest: of the people. and recognized therefore as

The Po op1o’m Pampor- Published at its oiices, New Prowse Block North side Post oiiice, at the following rates payable in advance :- Morning Edition, daily (except Sunday) one

month asc. per1_yr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $3-00 Semi-weekly ditioii (Wed. at Sat.) per vear $1 ms in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .$1.25 Week ly Edition (Wednesday) per year $1.25

in advance ................................... . .$1

Branch Offices

have been established at thejollowing places where subscnptio is may be paid, news urnish- edadvertisiiig, job work and other business

transacied:- _ Summerside. Rogers S: Rogers store-J. B. C.

.oo

Baker, Manager

Albeiton, Albert Jn Bookstore-G. S. Muttart,

his lists. At the same time the con-' duotor removed the trolly from the wire,

thus effectually stepping the car. .After a desperate fl ght Constable Stewart and

the hackman overpowered the prisoners

and they were taken to jail. The ac-_

complice who supplied the revolvers in the meantime had made his escape. The incident stands greatly to the credit of

the peace otllcers, the motor man and the conductor on the street car. They, and

V.

_ ` /-hh 1/if I regard my COLD CURE as more

It not only cures colds in the head,

colds in the lungs, colds in the bones, but it wards o dangerous diseases

h one to three hours, and cures in a few days.

Munyou’s Dyspepsia Cure positively cures all

htms of indiéestion and stomach trouble.

l|unyo:‘s ough Cure stops coughs. night sweats,

allpzssorenesiaind spgedily _ess the lungs. _ _hs un 's i ney ure uic y cure_s pains _in &ck, ldirs or groins, and all formsof kidney disease,

llun&on‘sVita1izer restcreslost powersto weak men. All e cures are ag cents, at any drug store_. Ullylvl Glldo to Hcnllla should be in the

laadsof every mother. I_t will help them to know the symptoms of every disease an tell them the po r trmtment. Sent free to any address. lgieinyon, New York and Philadelphia.

__ IUXYCIVS IXHLLEB CUBES CLTLBBL

s

Going Fishing ?

line stock of Gear at

Ja.rnio§on’s Drug Store-

All new and reasonable prices. _ A Baden Powell would make the

Bshing better. _

It’s the best 5c. Cigar.

The Medical Hall ' GRAND "’

Cantata

Wreck of `

The Hesperus

oPERA House

THURSDAY, JUNE 13th

See Program next week. Admission 25c and 35c, Give the Philharmonic a good send

of.

ro td.

rl _ _. __;_, . __

“WATE R l`lE R E”

FUI' sa‘8 at Allgtl 0"- would havebeen concluded in the ordinary

1-_

I am instrirted by the Exacutors oi

the late Hon. G W. tiowlan to sell at

eleven o’i~lock in the forenocn. the prop'-riy siuate at Brighton Score, in the Cimnioii of Charloitetown, com- prising about seven acres of lard wiili residence formerly occupifd by Mr. Howlan, with stables and coach-house, and the co tige now occupied by Mrs McQiillan.

The ro eriv will be sold en bloc o

separstf ly.

Premises may be inspected on ap- _

plication io the uudersign d.

For I-"her paviculfirs apply to

Messrs' M"Lq°‘i & Bm 185’ 5°1i"`i' the first shot withabullet in his brain

tors, Lh iiiotleiown.

R. BEAIRSTO.

Auetionef r.

June 8 td.

Agent.

Souris East, Telephone oflice--P. G. Seaman,

Agent

" battlefield. .

auch as grlppe diphtheria pneumo-

lll,and consumption.-i'1llNYON. Yeste:day`s despatches from Toronto P_ E. Island Door and Sash Fd_ctQry_ _ _

llunyei-ns Rheiimatisrn Cure seldom fails torelievs , ten than Rutledge, Que of the prisoners, . & _

' after being sentenced _for burglary, was _ 7 Iss” wzi . _ * P _ _ _ _N _ I

MONDAY. JUNE 10. 1901- _ I killed while again attempting to escape. ~` ‘ t___ “ ` _ P H '- .tw 'i ‘Q L'-"T" ‘- _. ',

I

but m _ ce “__ E ___ MCCREADY I P HOOD especially the brave ofllcer who fell,

hm a ° “sum” P0 y' J' ` ` Eiiioi. I ` f2iisiness`Mwaser- deserveaswellat the hands of the country

as soldiers who peril their lives on the

IMPORTED BURGLARS. ____ 4.

Q lib §@@F@@El

DoRvi§15°LLERs

Ready for shipment on receipt of order.

_A \/ Zn _cg fa..- /`- 1

»~ 1 ~ L; :I , » ei; til _

if-_`-`y_'., _ ,-3,-._ _ "-'Lli ‘-.\;~`;" ‘_;i'»_\'

A. DUCHEMIN ia c0.."

From time to time burghrs and other criminals from across the border try their bands of exploiting Canadian territory. They make raids into the Dominion, com- mit thefts, robberies, burglaries and other crimes and escape with ill-gotten gains into the United States. Last year a series of burglaries were committed in Parkdale, Dundas and Aurora, Ont. for which three notorious professional Ameri~ can burglars were suspected and suillcient

evidence found against them on which

to base a demand for extradition.

These men were Rice, Rutledge and

Jones. They had escaped to Chicago. They had plenty of money and apparently had powerful friends as well and made a stilf dght against extradition. For some strange reason there is on the other side a strong local sentiment against permit-

ting evenithe worst of criminals being ex- tradited to Canada. The guilty persons themselves have also a wholesome dread of Canadian law and of Canadian courts

and juries.

In this case, however the prisoners were extradited and brought from Chicago to Toronto. In the Parkdale case the jury disagreed. While the trial for the burg- lary at Aurora, which followed, was pro- _ ceeding the prisoners made a bold and de- i

termined attempt to escape, murdering a_ constable in course of their attempt, but failed to get away from the officers in charge. They will now be tried for the graver crime and will very probably end _ their careers on a Canadian gallows.

The desperate attempt of the prisoners to escape forms a rare and thrilling chap- * ter in criminal annals. -The trial for burg-

lary was approaching completion and

course on the following day, J ure 5. At 6

o’clock, after the adjournment of the Court the prisoners were being removed

outside with the driver. The prisoners were securely handcuffed, and tor addi

in among the prisoners. The prisoners

p p _ , r plice outside and as the hack neared the __

if PUFCUBSUS P191", lil* "0"aS@ With jail this unknown man came alongside I -

one acre ”"'ache‘1 “in be ‘et “P and quickly threw three loaded revolvers a

V-i

seized the weapons and, shackled asthey

were, opened tire. Constable Boyd fell at

and died in a few minutes. In the mean- time Constable Stewart from outside the hack had opened iire, and had wounded

1 L

.~ _ ‘ " ,L.f \ .

" es, __,

>‘_

;;7fi'~\"; "Y-Y/1. \` ' 'I _

RKEN1' s'rnr:i=:r I Livnitv s'rAnLs;s, f Charlottetown, P. E. I

u HORSES.

COACHES.

imooins, \

BAROUCHES. &EN WAGGONS,

ON HIRE DAILY.

Terms Reasonable. Telephone No. 17|.

‘w. F. Rooms

9

' s-radon; _ . raoramrox.

¥

ie/},/__

9

IKKKK

one of the prisoners in the groin. The hack was stopped, the prisoners jumped out and boarded a passing street car, pre- senting their revolvers at the breast of the

_ -- . a. _,_

\\/oman’s _ Weakness

A woman’s reproductive

organs in the most in-

_ Ethy with her kidneys.

Qlightest disorderin the

' kidneys brings about 8

corresponding .disease '°m_

the reproductive organs. Dodd’s Kidney Pills, yro- storing-the ki iieystotheir perfect condition, prevent

lilliiillllllil Fllli SILK

@8\\¥\°ll*y¢'ll'.is asgood as ne

' la ueiim .isa-is Refrigerate, . _ .. ummm appearance. Will be a bargain

me

fogsomeone. at Auction Roo Gyt George St.

E- MGDOUGALL,

.lay 23, dtf

Auctioneer.

~ andcuretbose fearful dis- .

orders peculiar tosvomen. Pale young girls, worn-out

‘ mothe_rs,- suffering .wives

and women an ' upon

tional security two of them were shackled ».,_ . together. With these precautions escape 5 _ 0 _\ seemed impossible. . -

But the the prisoners had an accom- ' _ -_

tense arycontiriuous sym- . i

- in

in

eraigeimthev/inweelthan write H in its place im

wealth

' often ruin their heal

1 d at their prime

._.'-.= - doomed to live ‘ perk

__ " up in a glistering gn 1 ' and weara golden sorrow _ ' The trouble is generall . ._ with the stomach lathe*

rush for riches there’s

been no time for regularity, no consider ation of right food. The stomach and other o us of digestion and nutritth ii I bitter and varied sufferings of the with “ stomach trouble.” I

Yet this condition can be cured. The ;

stomach and other organs of digestion

trition can be restored to a nor

0 i

beconierdiseased and then begins c _

sands testify that Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, strengthens the stom- ach, nourishes the nerves and purifies the blood, that it breaks the bonds of the dyspeptic, and makes him a healthy, happy man. No alcohol whisk or other intoxicant is contained in “ Golden Med- ical Discovery. S

“ I was a sufferergrom what the doctnrsqalled

indigestion}_ but a er trying several exept pgiysicians ailed to get a cure," writes Mr. nk _ encle, P.0. Box1_73. Independence. .Iacksol

Co., Mo. “Some o my symptoms were sore- ness in-pit of stomach. hz

constipation; some times sorehess won to bowels. some one recommended me Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery

did. and aftsr takingppnly atfepvhpptutl l n \ ea | derived inoreygeuiieit ffonrthem than other medicine I ever tried. I began Qesh from the start. Have recomm

others and will continue to do so."

Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant _Pellets do not

become s necessity to the system they have relieved of accumulations and ob- structions. -

-_,___ ~ _;f\=_

O

auction, on the pemises, on \Vedne s- to jail in a hack in charge of County Con- _ . _

day, the 26t`i day oi June. instant, at stable Jones inside and Constable Stewart !

` 3

' O

-

FOR

We have opened another lat of the Celebrated “King Slices" for ladies in laced and bultoned boots, Oxford Shoes ani Simi’ 51iP?=l'S. all perfect litters.

Morris &' Smith

Cor. Queen and'Richmond Sts

and nu , - 5 mal condition of sound health. Thou- `

iw'-_ ti-airii__i§

nternaiiolal S. 8. cn

Fon operon

The Pan American Expoali tlon- Buffalo. ll, Y.

Coinnnvcnro ~ May

1315 the Steamers of

East art. Lu Port. landpand Bos‘=::'n.

Returning leaves és- da at 8

. . . ’

' ' ._ `:

` __ .1; "_ _` ;` '/-_'_f__.‘.>"_,. _ _ _ _ . A _ _ - _ -_ .- - .=__ . ~ _~,._~- --._.-. .__'__

s ‘ ~’ i `~ “fi '- ’ '-. '-g’-,ir _~-.;‘-¢ sr V =, -_1_.»_ '_‘.§‘_=;r" "f . g if-'.15 _ ~:.’=`,~;' _'?';~_ six;-_~._";>»~g,:f,¢...yfv~;..____ __ _,‘f».»',1..;-', _-1'*-r `;.=f~-' rj »~; _;__;~=;».,__ f'-5 ’§.~..=-1--,---~»:-»"',,,-J, L ;;:i:_»“-fcg'-~“.; 1 i -_Hp » ‘_‘ - - ~ » ~ » r ~ '-H - f” ’ 1- ‘ '1 =~ ~ f f .we s ate. - - . , ~_ ~=».e__-~.»_

` i - *' l -1 '- " ~?~"".f‘-'I'-‘1i-";=-'.‘..*-..- ` ` V- ‘I 1

this Company will leave ' St.j:>hn every aaoxspav, Wrnxnsnav and yu. nav at 7.30 a. m., for

i9l|8llll¢ Y, .x5 a.m

Nora Tan naar Roofs ro ‘run raiv AMERICA ts via IKE .

- V _ 5 t. a. s_. co.. nosrou aim anaaifv a n. ann -rm:

‘ Guitar noun riuicx imw voax cxmnan aim ~ u. a.

THE.

NllllTHllliBElllA`Nll

Leave as below every day, Sundays excepted (Standard time)

From POINT DU C_HEN_E, on arrival o_f` n.5o trahi from St. John, for SUMMER

SIDE, connecting with express train for Charlottetown and Tignish. ~ .

From SUMMERSIDE, on arrival of morning train for Charlottetown and all stations _

of P. E. I. ‘R.E_fp;0§Q__I_pI_.'___rADU CHENE, connecting with day train for ST. JOHN , _

BOSTON an L- . _

Cminection at Moncton with train for Canada and N. B.. at St. John with C. P. R

- boi

t0 tio

` I

f th l could

I woulg___

. d

change into _ _ _ 0 '_ ;

' °`“ “M illllllllllllllll ililll lllll llllllll lil ill

thinggaboubriches thatxin-A _ __ _ 1 _ . _ _ '

in acquiring them inetg _ \ _ ° i

& an ' §

gg, ‘il ' ' 'eil li 99 il I!

n»- P - ` .5 %_ y

f' .

man

ANU PRINCESS

and Railway for U. S and Canada, also at St. aohn with Steamers of Inter i

nationl S. S. Line for Boston direct, Tuesday aii_ Saturday, due the following- .. day at noon, and on Monday, Wednesday and Friday'morn.ings, with steamers

for Eastport, Portland and Boston.

From PICTOU on arrival of day train from 1'-IALIFAX and»SYDNEY, for CHAR-

x.o'r'rs"i°owN

From CHARLOTTETOWN for PICTOU, at 8.30 a. in., connecting there with day

__, F

lrains for CAPE BRETON and HALIFAX. At NORTH SYDNEY with Steam- _ _ er Banca: for Newfoundland.

th & P ANT INE for Boston -' `.

atnauraxwi c.a. L L ._ _ -

' Through Ticketstobehsd at Grand Trunk, Canadian Pacific, Intercolonial _and P.

I I. Railways, and on the Coiupany’s Steamers and connecting. lines in ' ‘

, _

F- W- HAl.ES» _

United States and Canada.

Charlottetown, P. E Island

wouln You Luci

your wishes.

PHONE

ies.

Hom. lo Lu.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for rent the

we-ll-known and beautifully situated.’

Lansdowne Hotel, tape Traverse, Prim Edmd Island.

This splendid hotel contains thirty-two rooms,

all iiuis ed in the best style. and most conven- iently arranged. The Lansdowne isone of the mr st popular hotels in the province, and its situation, in a surpassingly beautiful section, overlooking the Straits of Northumberland. makes it one_o! the best summer resorts in the Province. while,.beitig on the direct route of ice boa_t travel between the Capes, it has also a fine winter business. There is no better place in the province for a good hotel business, win-

:lr aridglna house is in every way

mira ya. r e pugpose.

K ` . A hs .

lent luw an terms resona e y

. _ anax. sigma, _“_

Cape Traverse, May :7 xgondnn.

‘Lordsofthelfiortlzf-_-&_.C.I¢aiit. ‘_ _ _ - Her Mountain Lover-Hamlin Garland. ‘ ‘

Lysbeth-H. Rider Haggard.

The Visit of Elizabeth-Elinor Glyn

ootvs Pupils-Imoseit clark. 'rhelking of Honey Island-.llaurlee Thompson Ralph Marlowe-James Ball Maylo i.

The, Invaders-Luth Tracy. _

with Ringof'

8?!!!-I R. PIIBIPL.

The ootstepsgfh Throne-Max Pemberton I

Egsaangr-Mrs*_Hli_sm hreyWard.

'if lf" \_-‘l”=¥ _ ..___,_i ".- '-, ~,.~ . ‘- _ =f =;`»=:_=~ _f:.;;.» . ' - __ i-_-_ .. ,. - . ._ . . . _ . .~ _-. _ _ _ ._ . _- ..- .- » _ _ »; as fb -' _ » '..~=.-_~ .-f .Ax-,=. '. ,-_'-_ f -i .~-»~ ' .- s _ . -,,-:_ ._ ._» » ~ _. ' » ' ». ‘- -.-- ~ ‘ ' ` ' ‘ '~‘”i ~-' = _-».-:-~_~_=-5 1 .fri _ _ _ '_”£~_'>“f ' ' 2- 5.-e G- ' f_;Tw1.‘..=i_f. s';_. ~' .;:f-"f,,‘i- .e~; 1;'-if.-ri ~‘.. ' =~~‘:-‘ -i,_'~.s‘f~,.f.§1.~_‘_‘. lf- ~'_. _,»'~_-_-"_,-_~:_~ ».

The Noith American Life has a. plan to meet

Everything guaranteed. No estimates. -. No chance of loosing it ` Low Premiums, - Let us know your age next birthday and _ 5159 that of your beneficiary and we will forward rates and illustrated catalogue by mail.

r Charlottetown.

l‘°°l¢i5<=»tet didn _-’the;vesse17f_»to°oarry

sea in a few hours. _ ' _

_ _ ' Charlottetown, P. Island, my '

'_2l.st 1901, 22, 3aw td. _ _ _

__ _ .ri __ l e __ -

i7&g§ U'm°’d` il

ui

A1 Li

`§

8!

s'rr:AMi‘-:it.s _ Téf

M

Secretary. _

1

To leave your wife, your son or daughter ` ‘

A c LIFE iicomt a

R05 ,

To Be Sold By Auction

M __

On' Wednesday the 12th day of

June, 1901 at 12 o’clock noon, where the now lies at the Steam Navigation Companfs wharf, Charlottetown, if not previously disposed of by private treat_v,- _

Tha Bond Paddle Steamer

‘Jacques Earlier’ _ `

length 117-6 feet, beam 23 feet. deep 7-4 feet, 379 tons gross and 239 tons’ nett tonage. Built of wood in Que- bec in 1888, has a beam engine with a surface condensor;

The hull. machinery and bailey 5,

in good condition The vessel hu ¢ good outfit, having just been redttgd and passed inspection in April. Bm-

_300 passengers," and she csn'be‘pn¢ to

For particulars apply in Ch"-1¢g@._

ltownto ‘ ,_

l"t-1 ?’.Gt-' o

BEER, or toi WEN.

TheHeart_ofAacient Wood-Chas. G. D. 's e _ an-e aoiieru emsan, as c.,nmmef senden

pm °r,. °.:r.:*f.':.i°‘.:.°:;::.;‘:‘.t.;.... .. ........ °' ° ‘ |§W Q - .-

S rieiieiagent. me °“”"§‘£‘,’y°,§b§;_'*';g_=f #Mm #owner-n

-an hmmamansumnmmmi

vnu.-_

lx »so¢ _¢__.ra

1 H11-"mime

' y fma¢mnJ¢namoe ei-suing _raesiiegitmiamefiswcoiiig-a 2.1; ‘ vw* ' _ ,_. ~i P

_ _ _________ __ eango direct to the and__take__¢amn_ _ F _ t __ _ ____ . _ _. _

_ . ii ‘ ' ‘ ‘ _ . _ _ -*° " _~

' _ _ _ _. -_ ~ .jg _'- _\_ ,.;_' _

Eiiik