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ESTABLISHED 189l| CHAKLOTTETOWN, PRI

*initio-aaz=;:=2§ up

NCE EDWARD 1SLAND. WEDNESDAY. AUGUSTEZS. 1901

PRICE TWO CENTS- ~ ¢

BIG ROW

BETWEEN

lhe Mayor and Council of Vancouver.

A

Greatly Trying the Pal-.

_ The athletes who will represent thel

M

Wanderers, Sydney, New Glasgow, Truro and Sackville, in the championships to- morrow, will arrive in the City this even- ing. A few of the Abegweit team went

UVER RUYAL RECEPTION'KllCHENER’S CAPTURES i§`nf'.‘i.‘..'.f`1f'f.f.`§`.§..`-’.I'.`.`.'2§f` “.."2§..‘§“f..i°T.?

Hopes of Manitoba Prohibi tion-Fatal Freight Train Collision.

BOW OVER TH] ROYAL RECEPTION.

Vasoocvsn. August 27th.-(Special.)-

A big row is on between Mayor'1`owney and the City Council regarding the royal welcome, It was proposed to have a select party

at the Drill Hall bouquet and while this

was going on another luncheon was pro- posed for the Alderman and those of the Dueal Company not admitted to the royal presence.

The Aldermen refuse to submit to this

and will personally administer all the fuds and curtail the powers of thc general committee.

MANITOBA PROHIBITORY LAW.

Mournnai.. Aug. 27.-(Special to Pat-

riot.)-Attorney-General Campbell of Manitoba, who has been here on his way home from England, says that he believes the Privy Council will decide that the Manitoba Prohibition Law will be held to

be constitutional.

rumour name in oonnisiou.

Gaxaxoquir, August Z7 _ -(SP¢¢i°l-)-

‘Two freight trains on the Grand Trunk

collided and two of the trainmen, En- gineer Martin and Brakesman Stone were killed.

-M-11-_1°€*_;“ * *‘ D0 NOTEXPERIBEENT but trot Fullers Blackberry Cordial. Remember it has stood the test of long experience, a thor- oughly reliable remedy for all Summer Complaints for Children and Adults. 25 cents at all dealers.

“Hill lil llllli”

Another large shipment of

the Invictus Shoe, will arrive

at once.

You should see them be-

fore you buy. Goo. A. Slater. Maker

Gott Bros..

Sole Agents

-AND-

Oak Timber

1 Boards.

etc.__....-ns.

L it k il n har?cl-.geéifzicers egillgad promptly.

St. John. N. B-

5 13 d&w1y.

pllICl1 P1116 ;

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3| Brown Breda Kam and R138.

\ Steak San witches, diierent

J 0 SO Al _ illl varieties of Pieaand Cake.

i ‘//. Also Lemonade and temperate

$7,000 which were found.

x___a}nl

-AND-

Wednesday all day

Thursday morning

I Friday all day

Free to etll-

Sunnyside.

Bicyclists and all athletes depend on BENTLEY’S Liniment to keep their joints limbcr and muscles in trim.

Big Flower Show

Sweet Peo Competition

HASZARB &. Motif

Arrived

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._ at any time of the day or even-

* A ing can be procured at The Hub l "f io

Cafe.

R You-fs

nicely served.

drinks of all kinds Drop in and look around.

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iriiiiiiifiiiitv,

R. E. Mutch.

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(If, experience in baking and cook-

‘ ery has placed us in a position ‘=

to carter successfully to the 1)] " most epicixresn taste. gust a few A ‘ of our specialities nice y cooked,

Chicken pies, Baked Beans; and \,~\i\'

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day. The track has been placed in ex- cellent condition. Everything is in readi-

tion is favored with fine weather to-

and by keeping this in mind, and calculat-

__.___ ing the total points of each club after each DASH'

event, it can be easily seen which team is T59 SBU” °°mD°Uii'»0I`B 85 ill IW Yifds

FRANCE WAITING FOB _ml Sunni. leading. Last year the Abegweits scored dBSh» *md W-C- H0813 S&°kVi1l¢- Gamma sum! or NAvmA_n°'_

a total of fifty~four points, while the

Geo. E. Hughes.

Goff Bros. -

Haszard & Moore. F. Perkins 8: Co. ' Sanderson &. Co. J enkins 85 Son.

Alley 85 Co. Weeks 8: Cc. Beer Sc Goff.

Moore Sc McLeod.

T. J. Harris.

Morris 8: Smith.

R. K. Jost.

Stewart 8: Gates.

Stanley Bros.

Jas. Paton 8: Co.

J. D. Taylor. Leslie S. McNutt 8: Co. Webster 8: McKay McDonald & McK

Prowse Bros. A. W. Reddin.

P. A. Duffy, L. Adams, H. Toombs, B. _ s Mnnnnnid Abegwnien. ‘F‘”““"‘°“ “Y “°°“‘i“' R”‘°"° °‘ °°

Wm. Moran.

J. G. Jamieson.

Gordon & McLellan.

Reddin Bros.

Johnson & Johnson. John McLeod & Co.

S. A. McDonald. -

Points will be awarded as follows: lst place, 5 points; 2nd place, 3 points;

220 Ysnns

Purrmo 16 an snor

vannsninr. i __ _ ._

iaonnney, A. W. cnvey,o. F. Lina- `cm¢A,_-,¢ MARKS,-s_

say, Wanderers; W. C.Hoar. Sackville; J. Moen-egnr, New ciinsgnw; P. A. Dniry, Chicago. August 27.-(speciam - The H. W. Ritchie, B. A. Donahoe, J. Mc- followingarethe closing rates: Millan, Abegwcits. Allitllst. Wheat 695 Corn 545; Oats -

anon: JUMP. ‘ P°'k $1435’

M. Carney, Wanderers; W. W. Mc- park $14_50_

ONE MILE RUN.

To Newloundland on lm- portant Mission

sonir io-MonnowsM.P.A.i.MisEiiKUii1`i§n ' J

The Entries and Names of the Merchants Who 1 I

Will Close Their Store.

BAPTIST CUNVENTIUN

ness for the meeting, and if the Associa- \3rd 1 point. “_”

Britain to Her Policy morrow, citizens will see the best sports 100 YARDS DASH' MCetS ‘Next Year in Yaf‘ ever held in the Provinces. Spectatorsl J- D- LMYBOII. Sydney, C. B.; M. *° starved should remember that five points will be ~ Cemeyi W. J .RoWe. A- W- COY¢.7. C- F- mOuth._CarfiC Natinn t0

. awarded for first position, three for Lllldslli. WSUd0rS. A- C-3 H- W-

ln Bank- second and one for third in each event, Rif-°hi¢.J- Mcllillnll. A-begweits. lllvade canada-

PAP.is, August 27.-(Special).-The Wanderers scored forty'Ilve. The oiiicers _ ' ° ` u°N1'3l-Us A110185 27--(SD°0lll-)-Sil'

nernrn.-.1 nninonnn between run.. .nd have nn been nnnnrnond; uterine rnninannj M- H- M°C°rm=°k» Srdnera 0- Ffwf- Wuenia Lane.. win be invited on Ns... Brennan, British cnnnni cenmi a- '

Turkey continueas the Sultan has not yet the “mst experienced me" in ‘fue City . A New Glasmw; B' A' D°nah°?’ J' Mc' lfoundland durin8 U10 “Sit Of the Duke of

md cmze d f d 1 b i - Donald, J. McPherson, Abegweits. _

paid the French claims. ,ng on then:vI;§;_ egsgies ;.§_;;narr;€1 POLE YAULT York to discuss plans to remedy the

France is waiting action by him and not has kindly consented to present the ' d§|18°l`S 0! lllYi8l%i0!l 810113 the New-

.dispgsed to mimi; any long delay, medals to the successful competitors at _ KH-t L'-r R\188l0S.H W8Ild°1'°;lS§ GG- M- foundland coast, including signal stations,

, c J. r, C. e

Loan minima A1' cArs -rowN. t'h;,?;°;en;);§l;ea§::nes' W_n}1’a1;,:;f,(:§, J_L,,:.1€:-_ Abegwi-,ig-:$23. “tele” t'°l°3"°Ph¥- *hi-

CAPE TOWN, August 27.*(SpeclBl)»* R-efe\‘9e*A. .E» IDRS. QUARTER BICYCLE. BAPTIST CONVENTION Dom`Gs°

Lord Milner arrived here to-day and wag Judges at Fmish"‘B°0» P1`°W°°» A' W' A Munay,W L Currie, A. Mcnonald MONCTOW. August 27.-(Speciai.)-The

given agenercus reception. ggglx Iggiixgmillan’ D' A' M°Kinn°n Wagdemrs; A_ éamemn, S_ Doyle, R: Baptist Convention degided go mmf, next

He said there was no doubt of the un- Field Judges__J_ A_ Farquharson, pmt B. Brown, P. C. Brown, Abegweits. 7%-1' Bl? Y&l'lI!0\1th. s

lshakeable determination of the people and Barlow and C. J. McMillan. .1-HBOWING Hung; Tue C°mmiW¢° 011 esffimltes l‘0D01'f»Bd _ Government of Great Britain eo adhere to Starter- -- ----. M H Mccormwk S dm _ T C Frm: their apportionments for the resmllcwins

y

their South African iwlicv- R;;;”r§"ED'i1 HbinI;;vflfh::§“’D Wbgi' ‘New Glasgow; 0. mcgregor. J.` W. Jones. $1900 f°" P' E' I°“°d "'° b° °~PP°"f°°¢d

MORE BOEBS OUT OF A¢'r10N_ , - . . C. V. MCDOIltlld, J. LSWAOT, the Maderator and Cl.€l°k Of QS

since August mth thir,y_two Bouts Bicycle Umpires-H. H. Grady, J. A. 880Y_ABDs RUN emission with the Treasurer of the '19'

b , T. T ' . . i i

were killed, 139 taken prisoners and 185 Wéleégfif thel;:;_;§:;CR_“£e;;&; C. R. Lorway, M. Murphy, Wanderers; now nat °n°'1tunds:f°r th” P'°“”°°‘

surrendered, including Kruger, nephew ASs_smnts_In J’ Ye'o and L_ E. Toed, L. Adams, R.A. Donahoe, Abeg-_ cARnui: counvo ro cANAnA. of the ex-President. Bethune. Welts- OTTAWA. AUZUSU 27--(SD¢°i&1-)-Carrie

STAINED mm PLENTY or MONBL Scorers--J. A. Moore and W, V. New- HIGH JUMP. Nation says she is coming to Gund; ami

son

‘ H. R 1 ,W d rs°T.C.Fraser. willlikl al iitlrela .

_ Nizw YORK, August 27.-(Special.-An The following merchants up to last, NeWIé|&SU:x;svv_ $1 ;TK,;nzie_ 1-_ Hu, e 'Y so v S nd ni h ' iii d hei in ‘ '

ld _P dd K _ Hi 1 i eve ng avesign e t r tention of _ _ _ Ere ma; ° f Y em; H13 H ninsins their respected pieces nf business M°G'°“°" D M°Ph°`”°”’ Ab” T0-¢ie»Y’s Probabilities-

"ge Wu or more an yy ’ as on Thursday the 29th inst-. Anumber of wel

f°‘md starved t'° death having in his the merchants notyet called on will be. H-U-F AND un-E B1°Y°LE° _

possession bank books for more than waited upon Same entries “quarter mile. _ Tononro, August-,_ 27__.(3p¢¢|‘1)__L[gM

MU* WHS 5 °- f to moderate wiadsiine and warm. `

sept. when eos; corn sig; ones, `-

senen¢r,Mn1.nnn son. Kevin R- A- D°n°h°¢. C- M¢G=°R°f» Den. Wheat, 12; corn sv; om, --

Abegwelts. . po,-k ____

C. R.'Lorway, M. Murphy, Wanderers; Canadian Qltotatlmls.

Montreal.)

120 iunns nunnnxs. ‘ Closing prices Ang; 27

1121) 295

CPR.

i‘nnon_ H. L. Buggies, Wanderers; T. C. Frazer, bio '_ St. Ry.

_-New Glasgow; P. A. Duify, T. Harper, Tomato Sh Ry_ ‘ R. A. Donahoe, Abegweit. St. John St. Ry.

and _ ___ Halifax Tramway

C. P. R. WEEKLY EARNINGS,

Montreal,Aug. 24.-The Canadian Pacidc Railway Company’s earnings for the week ending August 24th, were $689,000, ; in- crease $102,000.

SC HOONER SINKS.

Nonrn Srrmzr, Aug I7.-The

schooner Jessie sank yesterday df- teen miles off Low Point, bound to Halifax from Port Morien, with coal.

KAISER’S GIFT TO THE KING.

Bia:a1.1N, August 24.-Emperor Wil-

liam will design as a gift to King Edward, which will .be presented shortly, a silver gilt epergne, 36 inches high and three inches in diameter, the central piece of which will be an an- cient vase,

WOMAN IS _AS OLD AS SHE LOOKS

lt is not age but disease, weakness and

ill-health that makes women lookoid care worn and wrinkled. You cannot look your best unless you feel well, strong and vig- orous with pure, rich blood and steady nerves. Dr. Cha:-ie’s Nerve Food makes good looks because it makes good health restores the healthful glow to the com- plexio round t tl fo d ° el-

n s ou ie tm an ives

asticitv to every motion of the body.

¢ - _

1 §

fort- able

Explsins how you feel after go-

ing through our chairs. We have

everything that goes to make a

man feel pretty nice after being

shaved. If you want a iirst-class

shave drop in at the Acme Par-

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Village land, and in a tion two

Twin City St. Ry.

A MANTEL ci.ocK i>'.°l.°'.§2f§§n7°f=‘.f'°""

imitation marble, enamelled, half pominign Ima and S;-,eu 0°mn~,°n hour cathedral gong strike, given as “ “ ‘ “ Preferred. 78 a premium to the consumers of Molson’s Bank

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BOBS” chewing tobacco. In ex- Imneriv-lBnnk

change for Snowshoe Tags, would be -_...Q_-

an ornament in a millionaire s house. Write for our illustrated catalogue

which we send gratis, and cave the glosmg prices August 27 tags, they are valuable. ' Amalgamated Copper

me slime ronicco co., i2§§§§§;‘¥‘;§§;,,

LIMITED' lAi'.C-l:`7-~'_»:. (.3uinm0n

MONT R E §L_ Bro. Alyri Tl`r.<.nsit

8_5 eod 2W ' Burlintrton

Louisville Nashville

_M0-M-.1

Manhattan

'ri-i|N1< si-iamnocx Wiu. WIN. New York Centra,

GLASGOW, August 24.-In an inter- North P“"l5° C'"”m°l=

view to-day Captain Hogarth, , the Rick Island

skipper of Shamrock I., said he thought Sf' _P““1 - _ _ the prospects of the challenger winning I-*“’{¢‘l 5l“`=‘f=' »5N‘@\ Con.. the America’s cup were extra bright. He “ "

AW-lr. son P1 ~l'.

sid he was convinced that the result " " _ of the trial matches was distinctly in So"Lhe“‘ P“‘~`l5°

favor of the new boat. There was no **-'W' doubt that Shamrock I was an im' A: TELL 1`1i`i T015!--l?H~JL'=E Suc- pmved boa; from Wh” She was two cessfuny without bread as without asup- years ago. ply of Kendrick’s Liniment-the King of al

Liniments.

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In connection with W. B. Corsets

Miss Sexton, expert corset litter oi New York is with us for a few days

g ‘ get a corset that will exactly suit

Get fitted-it costa nothing. and yout

your Egurc, and at the same time oe

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absolutely comfortable. Com

A as you can. and avoid the rusheofthg ‘

last day or two. Stanley Bros. -

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That farm and residence ,

owned Se:iatorArsenault at Abrams Have yOu tti8d\MnrS mallons I There are

¢°1Si-“S Of U9 wee of irwd nice 1 lb boxes 15c at Sanderson 8: Co’s.

high state of cultiva- _ Q H

of a ni? residence, ` '

“nh ‘°°h°“‘°j Sanderson & Co. for fruit and confec-

ouse,mach .

ho,” is ,,,,_ tionery, choice stock.

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'1‘hiais_a show

2 U* than

Moore

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HEAIHEN

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Playing Off ,Une

Against .Another ` ‘

GERMAN AND RUSSIM

influence Greater than Bri _

tains-America Stands- _

to Lose Most.

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Losnos. Auzusr av.-(special).-_-npij"

shsnzhai saysuntnnnn one mna what

Chinaisfarworscthanbefore, ese having learned how toplq ofmb terestagalnstancther. ` A '

LOCAL DIBTUBBANCH IXPETI.

arccxpectedbyMr.R'cnnan, who Rnnntnnneoa-.nnnynuifnr more ence with the Chinese Government England. ,_ , .

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AMERICA THE GBIATEI Lil.. _ ', _-

snnei-er through the closing ot HBCU.

There no

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FOUNTAIN

PENS

_ pnernnsiveanixtqannenncsae, =

oeebrated PARKER ‘Lucky Gino” ,-;

toimiss rooliiill ms

The success of the Pen Agn. _o Leading Features of the PARKS! PEN are- ,

Lucky Curve- Feed., ' Spring Lock

f Cecn’t-Break-Cap 0/ Ca.n’t Leak '

Always Ready.

wmeg ygezitbuy a Fountain Peo yea 7.

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“Thisis the Pen that never _ -

That uickl i-it tb peoples' ta& And cgi; at i'-ezt ti; wbrriesof men- The _Speedy Parker Fountain Pen.

Prices $1.50 each up to $4.00.

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--Hardware _

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Our traveller will soon call

oo you with a full line of sam-

ples.

We ask our iriends to see

him before placing their or-

ders. '

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ni foreign into-.nas the annuities

Localdlsturbances in Northern

He expcctsAm8l‘_i°¢ willbc the

rla to foreign trade. A ’

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