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WINTER MAH. SERVICE YESTERDAY’S SESSION LORD MINTO SPORTlNG'WHlCH“COME THIS WAY OFFICERS APPOINTEI) AND THE YACHT

Auans Cannot Furnish Steam- ; Statistical Reports-lilission l- Military and Other News from ,The Chronicle Speaks Pav- By Boers To Go to The Front §Grand Army Veterans'

ers Required--The Douk- ary Meeting Last Night s- The Canadian Capital- orably of Island Herds -British Buying Horses " A Grievance-_Two _Mil- hobors objected T o. Program for Today. 1 PerS0112l- I A And Fl0CkS- . ill Large Numbers. t 11011. Sll’3l1S¢!’S

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'Great anxiety is felt here over the non-trrival of the S. S. Scotsman, due

on Sunday last.

It is feared she may have struck an

iceberg.

She has 81 first class. 91 second class

-and a number of steecags passengers.

A hitch has occured in the winter

mail arrangements via St. John.

The Ailans are unable to provide live

boats of the class requirsd and the Dominion Line cannot help them.

MONTREAL' Sept 27'_[SP`°ia1]°_ The morning session yesterday was ST-CR01X.Q\19~S9Pi-27“(SPecial)"°SiI'r Th ' M116 _ dai- ,al . . . li . A ' -_ 5 . _ , 4 . _V

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Wnmrrite, Sept. 27.?-(Special)---+

iome English speaking residents of

Yorkton district are complaining of the

numl-er of Doukhobors and Galicians settled there-abouts and some are moving away.

The merchants declare their presence

depresses trade. .

CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Sept. 27.-(Special)--The

ollowing are the closing rates: Sept. wheat. 74§; corn, 33; oats

22i;P0rk, 8.224.

Dec. wheat, 73§;c0l‘n,30; oats, 22%;

pork, 8.35.

May wheat, 75%; corn, 305; oats,

24; pork,--.

School

Books;

College

Text Books'

a large new line

of all kinds of

School Supplies

Now Ready.

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opened with devo*ional exersisei led b Mrs. Dr. Johnson. The President, Mrs. J. D. Chipman of St. Stephen N.B. then took the chair. I Attir roll call Mrs. Newson welcome

ed the delegates, and Mrs. 'I‘horne’s paper was read oy Mrs. Coultharfl of \

Fredericton N. B. After reading of re-I portsand the passing of the question box adjournment was made for dinner.l At the afternoon’s session district or-

ganizers’ reports were continued, after

Wilfrid Laurier speaking here declared the country’s prosperity due to the L.'oeral trade policy, praised the Gov- ernment’s agricultural policy, discussed the preferential tariff and declared the Manitoba school question was dead. '

Orrawa, Sept. 27.- (Special) -Lord

Minh will go to New York to see the

the yacht race, thence to Chicago, to attend the liying of the corner stone of

which the treasurer, corresponding secretary and Mission Band secretary reported. The treasurer; gnepnrhhowi. eo'-_ceo mutt# amenotrnieon *ny asians ies durin¢.l899 to be $5462. 58, the total amount received from those aux- iliaries $5409.66, an increase of 834.57

over 1898.

The Corresponding Secrsr.iry’s re- port announced the total number of members in N. _B. and P.E.I. Branches to be 1732. including 1642 annual members and 90 lite members. N umbsr ot Auxliariee in N. B.. 50; number in P. E. I. 30. Total 80. `

The Band Secretary’s report was as

follows: Numner of Bands in N.B.. 38; number in P. E.l., 18. Total 56. Total amount raised by Bands $1329.76, an increase over last year of $77 .7 4.

After this session the delegates and

visitors adjourned to the church parlors, where a. bcuntitul repsst was served by the Charlottetown ladies.

A missionary service was held I sti

evening in the Fir~t Methodist church; and mu.-t certainly have cheered the! hearts of the L .dies’ Branch. »_

A large congregation was present, 5

the choir tur.ied out in force and sang , their numbers excellently and also ledf in the hearty congregational singing of, the mi=sion .ry htnyi s. The addresses; were iullot missionary fire. weririsomel statistics were not in evidence, buti their place was taken oy addresses that l engendered iii the listerers the desire t = l take pa tdirectlyor indirectly in whatl the Rev. Mr. Teasdale trys altized in the terse sentence “Our Worx.” A generous contribution was asked and judging from the appearance of the collectors’ plates was given. Miss Hettie Colling, was in splendid voice, her solo was highly appreciated. Pro- . fessor VVatt~s presided at the organ.

Subjoined is the program for to-day: f

THUASDAY, 9 A. M.

Prayer Service---Miss Smith.

Roll, Minutes. Organizer_’s Reports.Circles and Bands.

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_ Concern in Montreal Porgllf the Methodist W. Mobi What His Policy Has`Purther List of Prizes at In South African Affairs With Visitors for s. s. scoisman. _ society. Efiecieo. Halifax, Again. celebration

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- e wing a tion nzes are __

reported as awarded to Islailid exhibi L°ND°N° sept 27 (Special) The NEW Yen; sei Pt! N

mn at the Hamm Exggbitwn: . Trinsva-il situation remains unchanged, 1; U1’3'WdS lf!! _ _ ._ _!0_lIl

. Roadster Horses. two years 3rd.- but the feeling now is- that the Boersf _¢l\,_¢_D9VV_§19,°l§

\Vi._S.1l(f|)01t;ke ndoéff. t 1 ed d will not recede. Itis believed there will be Geoafge C';?f;n_°"° S' ‘mg r ”'2° The Transvaal Government is appoint- _st1'angZ:!~here I Poultry Prizes, Cochins, Partridges mg °m°°r5 '° 5° t° the “wt in am "edt y °v°mr° ‘I 1st~ L. A. Haszard, Charlottetown. SVG!!! Of hDSli1ifi0S- ' A ` D530! $0437

A07 VB!i¢fy-ISL L. A- H8-92?ird~ The” Ei'ig1is'h" military preparation; Tompkinsville _ and -every, Wyandoltss, Silver -2nd G. Chilton, _continne. _ _ ‘ ~ ,gggmgg “lug” mm ‘ " _=

Ch”1°»"°'°"‘”° ' "" '~ IA orders' have been sent 'ter _T'I|!°iG5'“d‘ Hetttitirs. =i1v°r"sP=nz1°d“-.I,ltrG- ,,,,,,,.,,, .mf ,,,,,,,"`,`", 3 ` ' " -11 that

the new public bui1:iing,thera. .i_H’ C-°m°'f*»2.9,d° . B°.""n’ .M°u°’h` ' ~ T- I ` ' n 1'_,f I

I-Ion Mr. Fisher lei: for British 5° *iam ’ t ,id'.t's. I ._.'.'l;"°d-.- . _ - 'I ' `

fraerinny-'or_i|i-.i.'n`eviis. omaha .»: .Q 3 °*m“‘*"P"l“°I 'PFI' _oomminiooor so Doiiini. no .11 dove »_;Gg05;__ In§m;°_m~L;._,g___ 7Hmm_.~fs=_tMr-"“’ I'.'9°'m me with typhoid. Mr. Devlin may surren-l' ‘°`3`“m§,,,_'r¢,`¢` 2' ¢¢`,,,i};4,,{_ ' L`_. Awthe impreeoion'g\fows»that-#this

der his post there. Immfa; 'e .i 1. ' 5 i{,Qgf,‘,¢¢§d_- ~ ~ » f t ~

General Hutton has left for the North ~ An an-er "det _,gag L A ~£"z_ West and Pacific coast. His present; ' _ y / I - ° __ » - _ ‘nu ment in k hi . ard`_ / _ _ A _ __ , Toonrea llenduhe In Ten limos The

S* W “P m *WW “Xi cross breedtowls-end G Chilton il mforl Headache om. 1

WBBKI Mist, °:D;B8S UIQ 8V§:t Oftl (_~hick°ns_ Cachms’ Pn.u.id‘e__1at_

an °° 1'” "5 lm" i” “‘hfL. A. Haszardf. ` - Pairducklings Raven-2hd. A H Africa, when he will 8! 0'-\°° 1'°W1`“ t° ` Plymouth Rocks, any other variety Boswell. ' ' ' ` ' I Ottiwa, to organize a Canadian eon- L_ A_ Ha,zn,d_ '

iingwt- _ . . I Haniburgs, golden spangled-lst G.

The tornial opening of the Soulanges Cni1tm_

canal, will take pl~ice_some day next Gamesmluk breasted any other kmdi

week, the opening having been delayed lst G_ H_Ha8zu.d, ' '

by W°'- Weather- . Baniams, rose comb-lst G. H..

Noel L. Tooker, Charlottetown, Ha5zm.d_

passed for the Royal Military college p6k;n,_1st_ G_ H_ HaSz,_rd_

Ki“g3t°”_- _ Any other variety-lst G. H. Hac-

4t'a Prince Edward Island Regiment,

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provisionally, Lieut. E. Stewart having _ zagreeding Hens L.mgsh,_n_1st_ G_

reached the age limit is retired. Chmom

Hamburg-2nd. G. Chilton.

Miuorca-lst' G. Chilton.

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'_' Turkeys, Geese and Ducks- Pair

Gosliugs-2nd. A. EI. Boswell.

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Madeirompure - creamof tartar.

Safeguards the food against alum.

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That Snowy whiteness

of linens comes from the use of Surprise Soap on wash day.

Surprise has peculiar

qualities for laundryuscs.

Sti1°priseSoapf_‘m§*",f _Apur¢hu<iSoap.

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A. Haszard.

Pigeons, carriers-lst-. L.A.Haszard. Pigeons,tnmblere- lst. L.`A,Haszsrd. Pigeons,swallows-lst. L.A.Hnszard. Pigeons. any other variety-1st L.A.

Ha=zard. '

Tim Chronicle in its stock rotes of

the Exhibition says:

The Galloways of Senator Ferguson

is the only herd of the breed in the Mi- ritime Provinces. They are especially tins cattle, hardy, easily kept and they thrive well in a good climate. They have a good coating of hair but they are somewhat coarse-boned and do not respond to liberal feeding in the stall as well as the Boiled Angus. The Gal- loways are said to cross well with Short- horns.

McMillan & Dawson, both of Charlotte- town, have two fine herds. The latter firm shows seventeen cattle including an imported bull, a two year old bull, three yearling bulls, six cows and heif- ers and five calves.

There are several P. E. Island exhibi-

tors who have a iine let of sheep. They include Albert Boswe1l,who has Leices- ters and Shropshires in grades and pure breeds; Senator Ferguson with his two Shropshire rams; John Tweedie with a Cotswold_ dock and some others with Lincolns, Clieviots and Oxfords. All these were shown at St. John where the competition not being keen they "swept the green,” but ‘here they will have to reckon with some superior

sheep from Nova Scotia farms.

Ornamental Pigeons, ponters-lst. L.”

In_ the Guernseys, E. R. Brow and'

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For sale by George E. Hughes. _., 1

ALL the October maeztnea, Puritan. McClure. Niclef. Also

Number of N. Y.. Sunday

World Journal. For sale by Mason. ‘ ' 28

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This is the boot you _need for Fall wear. Something that will keep your feet dry and

Upper, ' heavy; _solid 905.6. homeemade. Price ‘ _

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Imported one, same style not so good, but good for the price. Price

Bruce’s new fall cloths for suits and overcoats. $ I .7 The best value ever shown in the city

D_ ;B]_=11jJ°(j;E},h ivioizizis Bi.oci< EFT S.

comfortable. Island Gfiilie