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llllufillg About Twenty-live More at Light Plant Power House in Buck l'lorn S. C. Heavy/ Property Loss.

RU-5|0H.N- C~ S°lll~ 4--(Special)-I 0.vI|iig to the wires b ingdnwn it l~

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This is The Culmination oi a _Protracted Q

'V ' Montreal $15

MONTREAL. Sept. 3.-At. n meeting :ni ‘und the l) niiiiiinii ni the Dominion line

the passehtror mannuers of the various

the oiiioe of the Dam nion Line this after Canada of the Dominion Line will have n _f

ncon,‘at which thi re were present G. Hall Brown, general passenger agi nt ni the-C. P. R. Atlantic steamslilps; (lox llnnna pannenizer manntl 'I' Of U12 Anil" Li|ie,llI¢| R; F. McFarlane, 'passenger agent ohtlie Dominion Lino, it was decl-l- ed that in view ofthe cutting of rates tn Liverpool by the lines plying from N-iw York. the winter schedule lor tho U in- sdlan linesfehall ooine into force cn Sept. 15th inet. For some years p ist the winter

rates' have cams into force on Nnv.lst, Seven Persons and

but extraordinary conditions arising from the rate war on the other side of the li-ie his season have; caused a chan8¢ lil UIC r¢'guiar~program, - , The result. of this latest move of the

muah' disturbed checker boaiil ut tearnship rates is ui reduotinni in the minimum rates fiom Montreal or Qugbw tg Liverpool cn either the Em- prelsaa of the C. P. R. or turbiners of the Ailan.line t-o $65. This is n reduction of

'killed and large number wounded in ri

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iiniinuin rate of $55

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iii liavu a rite nf $10, while the Tunisian i\\1

Canadian lines plying tu Liverpool lit-ld in and Corsi:-an ot thu :Allan Line and th» r

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Met at Railway Station By Large Crowd===Had. A Pleasant Visit and Speak in Warm Praise oi the Kindness oi the St. John

People. _

In iiict it wi a an hour after tho un ing aheari of lt. specchniaking by the chi I4, the nliicririiin uni.-_'il time when the train got in and “On Mon'iay afternoon the sport: were ' “ "h°|'lti‘1"'l1ll»l\0 DWDIB llllil Y-0 Walk UD begun. There was lreen rivalry and on

rl dovin -and wait. the whole Charlottetown came oil’ very BUD till ihlnlls come tn and end, and nt well, being well ahead by points, In awry freedom of St. John City and the visitors st the train arrived. A good innny of eve L ther¢_were many rntrii-s. ilooper of received nothing but t.hc kindest. treal» e peoplc had ilnpurtcd but there wire omg won the 100 yards ici- Salvage Corps rnbers reniaininu to meet. the firemen. men, M|_~Lggr]_ of Charlottetown ,mm ‘hu hrec cheers were rli'o'.\neii in the niusfc second place in the 100 yards for ilogk nnd

the 4th Ri gt.. lland which mari-.lied thc Laddcr men.

en out oi the station and to their r. oins “ln the quarter mile huge-;-ee] mm; there

the Citv liali. were sixteen entries und the ninth place

Eiiii HIIIIWIIY _. _

All the wen express tlieniselves ns well :Ali to Ginn-ioneinwn. iminx get ni-st

. 10 i\n Sydney second. Moncton, lialifax, every privilege to make theirstny plensant

_ embers of the Blind were vicil treated Yarmouth and Chiirlottetovi'n piotesied fo

W "ld l’l`|llK l’f\0lI Dleivnntineinories of thi-.ir this nice and on Tuesday night it was run hostess will ever be pleasantly remem-

| "l*‘ll- over and Halifax was nwisrdt d tlrst. and hered l-ya‘i who stayed ni. their hospitable

Chief Ronnghiin said the visit was most Charlottetown second. Sydney was house."

viwsatt. dirqunliiled.

“W9 "'l"°d l" Sh ~7°h“l'\Sif Silllmllll “On Monday night there was a grand iinn of Superintendent Sbiirp's kinilniss

.Large N umber wounded____ .ight/." said the Chief, “and _were met at ilrevvorks display und iylnd concert. in placing a sprcial car at thuir fisposni

*B f=\ll\VB7 Station by uomeof the St. John “ The 210 yards for Salvage Corps was coming and goin: on the trip.

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-lTh° l‘lliWi\Y risticii viustiiled wiih an ’l".r.:men and escorted to our hotel. Un

xpmmnt “"’“"l l“3l' "l“l"» “`|\'i-'HR to Sxnday our hosts brouqlit buckbnarils town dlilitin 29. iiailiax protested this W

WILL LOWER A » _0CEAN' RATESA

ED ir

D S er.: were nine hands. Cliarlottctovrn, town where a charge was mule

l"°_U'L|00lf. Only to tind that as on`l\slI neeThcGunrdian has already told in ti steamer and then it pleasiiiit. cvious nights thc t.rnIn hud not t.l

olcoine the Chiu-lottitoin firemen raurd for uaanfl took n‘l fora drive r und hut the il. cision upheld Charlottetown.

turning from the S‘. John Tournament. the City and to poi..tg -( imp;-¢;.t_ Rmulleil bl' UIC M159 "el‘0rt.s which “On Monday morning wc turnel out cars leftKiiii{ Square, Si.. Johr, lrailcil em to he the only ini'ornmtioii possible and marched toltnglnelroom Nc. 4 and °l’l'“l“ °f UW! l”€Ri1¥¢i|llR the expacted from tlicrejoined the great parade which and their band occupied one car and

"Wil °f W9 Hill". hvndrfds of people was nearly two miles long and in which

were drawn to the i~t-tion at half- ii t; th

r lu its rea lera, had the place oflionor in this sail o.i the St. John lliver was thoroughly

War Reduction on the Empresses l'.§Z'l`°ffil`.`l°§l1‘l7”'"“‘°"“““”""“"""f"“°'“”“““ '”"_"_

Trip From Quebec and ‘ ‘

ing ntl and your humb e servant march

un by llulimx in Zlll seconds; Cliarlottr-

“ (ln Tuesday aft-vi-noon three electric

with firemen. Thi Uliurlotteioviii men

played all the wiiy to Inillat-

enjoyed. Dinner was served to 2185 tire

nien guests and there was plcnty ni

and v'sitIng mayors and others. Ali.<.~

tzether the excursion wiis very delightful.

“in the evening the iircinen had the

riieutaud service from the people of St. John. Chlif Krrr was especially kind, and assiduous in his attention to the

Charlottetown rnen-doing everything he passiblycouid to made them happy.

“Also atthe Ilotel Edward, the nicn

were well treated. They were acoorfleii

r them, and their genial host uni

The firemen expressed their apprecia-

Train Left Track.

Tonozvro, Sept. ti-Seven persons were

reek near Oriingeviile which occurred

I LANDERS WHO

w this morning. Five passenger coaches of ai

$15' Tl" Im” Mm“'°\`“ of the U' P' R' siieclal C. P. li. train from Markiialecarry-

N AT ‘i` HE D.A.R

THE MINISTER

UE HIIILWIIYS

IIHiiliESE SEIZED

ii »S_lIlNEY E. ii.

Srnnmr, Sep‘. 2-S.-vcnt-ein Chinamen.

lnmygd to imvgr been nmugaled into Capo Breton from Newfoundland on the schooner Uliloruii, owned by aGieoe Buy liquor seller, were captured here today by the cuetouasntiloeraf “’l9i-Nl by UW °hlPf of police. Theoffioinlsrecelved a tip about Doon, |ind:`the Chinese quarters about town were visited. S\*V"“°°°“ “’°'° captured and it is believed that two more are in hiding. Aa the Canadian tax on (lhinamen is |500 nerhead. U19 “EW °E eipture is $8,600.

LHICAGU "MARKET S.

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THE DEAD.

James Banks, of Perm, P. 0.

bandmaater Tuukcr, Flesherton.

John Thurston, \Vali:ers’s Falls. Armstrong A. Miller, of Min-krlsle. James Brauder or_ Butler, Prleevllie. Two persons unidentified.

KILLED IN THE SMOKED

All who were killed were riding in the

smoking oar, next to the locomotive- Word if the catastrophe was sent to O.-angevlile. and a irulu was sent out bearing all the doctors of the town and the necessary medical sapplles. Caladon, the scene of the wreck, is 42 miles north- west of Toronto, and is situated directly an the C. P. ll. running to Owen Soiiud. Iris it Peel County in the township oi Caledon, seven miles by rail to the south- eaet\of Ornngevllie. or six miles direct.

When the news of the accident reached

Orangeviiie, great excitement prevailed inthe l itle town, and horses. Carriages, wagons und almost every mode of convey- anee were pressed into service to carry

/iNNoga§EiviENrs_

ta' S O E E.on Lodge meets tonight.

ns. 0.E. Eton Lodge, Red Rose, mention

ing exhibition pie engers were dit.ch~

Norman Tucker, 13 years olrl, son ni

Following is iizecnipiote li-it of the prizes won by Islanders in the regular matches

ofthe D. R. A. mect at Roclrt-llil`e range, Cttnwa.

Tyro Mutoh, 500 yarns, Sl, A. W. Seaman ith C A, F. Ii. Jon .'4;$.'l A. G. Judson, A. Kennedy, J W Jones. Dominion Mivch, till() and N0) yards, $8

Major J. M. Jones, $i A. \V. Seaman. Ross Match rapid tire, 200 yurds, $0.33

Major -I M Jones.

Mc-Dougsli Challenge Cup Match. 200

and iiililyardii. $8, MainrJ M Jones; $4 A Kennedy, J H Judson, A \V Seaman, Capt D A McKinnon.

Walker Match 500 and D00 yards, $8,

Good Sbootiné bythe Members oi The

Belle View Rifle Club F avoraiily Com= mented on- Major Jones Has Made _Good Scores

newle te i-he “'f=°l‘- ~ .iiinot-.1 iii Janet; si csptn A iiiexinnim.

Governor Generul‘s Match, 200. 500, 000.

800, 000 and 100| y»irdii,$.‘l_' Major J. M Jones. $i A. G. Judson.

fiensbaw Match, 1000 yards, $-i, Mnior T. M. Jones, A. W. Seaman, A. Kennedy, Bardrn Match, (100 yards, under service o -dtionii, $4 A. W. Seaman.

Iilardft _linimoni used bv Phvxicinns

toninh‘. __

Intheiiranii Aggregate Major Jones

` wins l7ih place and $5.00, and is also well

up in the Bi.ley Aggmg.-tn.

The prizes in the Extra Service will be

published later, In them Maier J. M. Jones has made possililes at 503 and 600 yards, and A. ii. .ludscn a possible at tlittl

yards.

The O't.awn i-‘ree l'i-ess of Auiz 26 h

rays, iaepelilting of the 'l`yro Match. "A deei-led feature is the large number of i civilian shots. The ilelle View repre- sentatives did partlaaulnily well indivl dually in the tirat match and were well up in the prize list." E

'l‘heBelie View teauiwns only tivo :I

points bchlnd the leading team, 'ind

ahead of any other civilian club.

Mn_|nr.ioncs has been chosen for the

i’nin1a Trophy team, the only msn from. the Maritime Provinces who has attained

to that l onor.

MInord‘s Li»-imeni the Lunib er_man's Frie

ville dospatches announce that lion. Geo. P. Graham, the new Minister of 1`ail-

'“ ' "°i"" "'_°“" used for smugglinqpurposer. The manage

Hon. G. P. Graham Not to Be Opposed in Brockville. Ont

Mosraaar.. Sept. 4-(SpcciaiI-Brack-

ways, will not be opposed. ~

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Eiliiii PICTURES A

iT W_U“IiI]EIiiIINIl

iAt. Wonfierirind tonight the tinzst piri- resthat have vet been sliovvn in Char

ottctown will be put on. The DenverFire Department. lsii picture

which is certainly is by far the most reiil~ istic picture ofa great iirc department , that has yet been nut on.

The Doi: Smugaier. This is ii very line

French picture, showing dogs which are

on thc viilgir and osti-utntious typc u Jew is made by 1 niciiilnar of the -it-iilsti cnminunity in nletter pulilislied in the current issuc of the Jewish Clirnnlislr-_

of naiiscal This tvpc i~i i ot confined tn t'ii-

tiie suburbs and \\'cstl<1'id fn the l:iitc ms.. ,-qui _ieiveiiy luring siibstitiiicfi ici

A RETU N A FATAL FALL

Means Near

l<`iU:i»iut"|‘oN, Sept. i- (Special) -l\ir=,

llnnii-l lliiiiiliart mct her de ith at ii i‘nr~

1 rail bridge near licre tnduy.

Crossing thisiliridgc over ii small sireaii.

she uict a team and iii attempting to get

out nf the way ;\irH. iliqiiliiirt. uliuglit her

iHe_9_\1¢ii_1§l=1DG@

Mrs Urquhart Met Death by Strange

Fredericton, and

Government Will be Sued For

- Damages

tout in ri lIn’i: in the bridge and tell lo the hed of thc strcani l.,lo - . X'

ln failing she wcnt head tlrst und her

in-ck wns broken hy the lull,

'l`tie iii-'dgie ivan in hnri condition and in r

relatives will suc the (luvernnient for diiruages.

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l.0.\1r»ii,\!, Sept. 2.»-l\ t'c1narl::il»|e nttiick

This ol iectinnaiilc type thc writer .~»i_y~_ is responsible for nil the niiii-.liiviiiit feeling which ¢~xis'.~i in this cnnntri-_

The following are extracts from the

ii-tters:

‘ Look around i-.grtii-1 rll~itrict.» of the

East. End-notably Whitechapel and Aidgacn-arid see hordes of .lnivr-sin .~ with tliilr cnormnu:-i and giursi me h::i~, their plentiful snppiv of min-k _i/~_vii'li_i' 'once them is to he iiwrcninie by ii ren..-

li_~trlct,s`nnnind_|int. is to be fnurd nlfin in

irii‘|iiion_ "Now, for t.he.li.wIsli young., iii.in. iiii .i0esl|‘l. hiiuiv thc type which will iiiiI_) wear the very latest .~tylc in ciutln»»,iin- Iiittsst. cutie----itlio urciituri: that wiiiis thi- unuillesi. of minted waistcoats; wliowiiii¢.~.

they hzivt- put i»i~tt~i~e their patrons.

Forty \\'iiiks is ti very iuuiiy conii»il_v

picture.

'i'ii<-liurry Up Man is a pleasant. comedy

picture oi ‘the stri-niinii~i lite as priictised

JEW ASSAILS JEW WHG ACTS AS CAD

with ieibnws S ucii oiitostentatioiisly1iui<

ting a. int cigar, occupyinlz ns much ui the piiveiucnl. as lic ciu, andspenking as loudly its possible, with the tiiickifsv.

voir: and t/ie most objectionable, eloi rn-

y and vulgar rnrinnciatioiii ‘l'tii-pznipnsitynnd coiici-it oftliis type,

cniiplid with their nppaiiinlr lgiinmnce.

ssiiiiply i»\'cr\\litlniiri|_f. They send n

>linfl.lcrthroix;4li the frame of all fellow .l:ws with the least suspicion of r. iinr>nii»nt."

TRADE AND SHI PPING.

PORT OF CHARLOTTE'0WN.

liIi.tii'i-il,t<ciit. fl -llriliant, lli1hiey',l’letou;

tl. i’_ .\`iIi'.'i', In ll ani-, Sytliiey; 5`. A. \\`. i’.|ry, liiiwcs, llostnii; S.S. lhitu,-id, .\"i'i-mi-ii, ~Mimii'c»il; Iieiitricr, Ray, lliiiliiitwi; S, S. l\l:ini'l\ester Engineer, lii.';_f~‘, .\i=ini-.lit-.~ici-_ ii. li. 4-Lady l\iny, _\li-llniicall, liillc liivcr; liliiwin Crozier, blizlliiugiiil, l’ 1:1011; .\'ir\\\'ilfrid, Roberts, i'ii-t. ni; liiinnii- .\iii(~, liiiie, Murray ilirvi; l’rii~i:.- t7'.riwrt, ilcli, Pinette.

Gli-tired, St-pt. Zi - ilnzcl Ii. Miller, liurke,

tlecirgcioiim; SS. A. \\'. l’ciry, Hawes, llmion. -i -Sii\\`ii{r|ri, R hrrtia, Picton;

hy the uriliiiary citizen of New York Uity. \

The luiiulilul ii iwtriitc d song, l-`iirci\'i ll Forcct Mn Nut, rciiiids oiii :i very ultrac- tlvc prcgraui. -

ment consider this one of the best picture

U ;i'. .$l`vi~r. l_ellinno,i\ionlague; Minnie .\iir, liydc, (ieorneinvvn: l.iis lioat, Anilcrsnir l’ii-tou;S.S. llugetd. Stet ri. sen, Si. .lohn's, Nilil.; Prince Consort, lleli, l’inctti‘; Edwin Crozier, Mc- linugill, Picton; Lady May, McDougall ilelle liivrr. '

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‘Imr durinl the dig ever-yhoilr in llkelv io buy the .Booth a vartilad vrlaile their

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