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` 'Organ Recital .First Methodist Church, Thursday evening, Sept, 12.' Silver Collection. -9-9 MBL-_
*Progress Lodge, I. 0. G. T., at
Wlnsloe will meet on Wednesday lltb instead of Tuesday as Mr. Webb,Pro- .vlncial organizer, expects to be pres- ent that evening.
*Marriage Oillce, 26 years estab-
lished. Describe yourself and ideal; we will send_ suitable descriptions free. Wellman, 304 West 27th, New » York. , .9-yivmpe.
wireless with a very important. new witness whois at presenton the high seas. -
TO SUOOEED PROFESSOR DAY.
FREDER'IC’l‘ON,_N, BL, Bept. 8-
,Dr. G. C. Jones chancellor of _ the University of New Brunswick. ' an- nounced that the- university senp.1.e_ had appointed Robert-Kay Gordon, M. A., of Toronto, to the 'chair of English language, made vacant by the- resignation of Prof. F.-P. Day, who will leave on Tuesday for Pitts-_ hurg (Pa), near which city he has taken a position on the stef! of an important. educational iustitution.Mr. Gordon bas been telegraphed. to the aileet that he has been appointed to the chair named, and is eipected to
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SYDNEY, sept. 7-J. w. Madam,
counsel fo_\§`f§Zf¥ __'l‘homassen, and Rev'..Mr.~;_'Kfi " le’nre busily engaged in collecting evidence which they hope will result in a new trial and full acquittal for the prisoner. It is more than nine months since John Walberg was murdered at North Syd- ney and, consequently, the `new evi-
which the gentlemen interested
trying to collect, is spread' over a
area, from Louisburg to St.
spent 'Thursday in
and reports his mission to
that place successful.
Thomassen was feeling in line fettle
yesterday, theday set for his execu- tion, had not a stay of proceedings been granted, at the county jail.Evi- dently he was glad to he aliye and exulted in the news that the day of his execution had been put off. -
'Phe iaiiers say that Thomassen
heard the news quietly and with little
sbow,of;feeli;ig_.-At--the-moment the _onlv_shu_w_“_o`__feeling evident was an exultnnt glitter of the eves.
A strict watch is being kept on
Thotnassen, but he says it is not nc- ccssarv now. He would not attempt to escape even il the chance were given him. Thomassen has said the reason he made the break was that ibe noise of the' carpenter’s hammers as they drove the nails -into the zallows which they were building and, on which he was to be hanged, practic- ally drove him insane, and when he made his dash for liberty he was not wholly responsible for his 'actlooa ~ Ht was brooding ovrr his fntcl and
the 'sound ofthe rinelnghammers sc- ‘hoed like a funeral lmell throrch his - half crazed brain. His 'nti_cn~1t to -__ get awav was_unpremediated and he
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‘_ officers-found him-so quicklv. ~ . , It`is learned that Gunderson “was =. tive only witness -really implicaiing 'Phomassen nt the trial". and who was working at-the Steel Works until a went as fen’”as Boston and there de-
fortnlght‘agc, hlrea on a ship here, sorted when he-'iiéar that a'- _new trial
wasf being s‘ iight '
afterwards said-_.1 he was was:-clad thc.
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MULYNEAUX-At Southport; Lot V18, on Sept. 8th, -1912, to'__Nat.hahiel- and Mrs. Molyncaux, a sons". Congra--_ ‘tulations.
(From Yesterday’s' Evening Guardian) CRAWFORD-At -the Manse,--Lintray Aberdeenshire, Scotland, on Ang. 26, 1912, to Rev. J. A. and Mrs. Craw- ford, a daughterA.___
_ DIED
FERGUSON-At, Falconwood Hospi- tal, Charlottetown, on Baturdn? SCD- tember 7th, 1912, of pneumonia, Wil- liam Louis, second son of the late ,Peter and Annie Ferguson aged 27 years. Funeral took place from his mothexfs residence 107 _Weymouth _Street to People’s Cemetery` Sunday.
PARKER-At Georgetown Royalty, Sept. 9, 1912, Mrs, George H. Par- ker. Funeral on Wednesday at two p. m. to Geor`geto\vn cemetery. -
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Blood _Food, nervegtonlu.
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\'Charles Petierst and bride, of Mon-A truely have". returned t_o‘ their home in Montreal. -after spending a plssdnt honeymoon in Moncton and P. E. Is-
l flffi. ' ‘ .»- f :_”"|=':l¢s_¥‘\*$.l=£l;' in Qhdglqiig,-; l2hnd_._.umwt°,, Exc_
.Yesterday the eastern accommoda- tion arrived in Charlottetown at 5.20' p. m., on time and the_'1‘lgnish ex- press at 11.00 p. rn., one hour and 'ten fmlnutes late.
(From¢yYes'terday's Evening Guardian)
_W. C. Collett _qi Boston, formerly of-‘this Province, has been re-elected Grand. Rilpresentative to the 'Sover- eign Grsnd Lodge-,for two years, and he with Mrs. Coliett leave with a New England .party next Thursday to attend the grand meeting in Winni- peg. ?1‘he contest forthe election of Grand Representative was keenly con- tested, Mr. couott winning out z tb' 1.
The Cumberland District Conference 111642 Bt Nappan yesterday afternoon and was largely attended by both clerical and lay delegates. The finan- cialbusiness with regard to the dis- trict was thoroughly discussed and .during the afternoon stirring address- es. were delivered by Rev. Dr. Heartz and Rev. Mr. Alkens. An evangelistic meeting was held in the church in the afternoon, the two principal speakers for this occasion being Rev. Dr. I-Ieartz and Mr. Aikens. The evening meeting was _very largely attended and the gathering was oi a decidedly ‘impressive character.-N. B._ exc. (Revs. Dr. Heartz and Mr. Alkens _are well known in Charlottetown.)
Thomas-Oulton, the Amherst cyc-
list, asain proved his superiority over George L. Prowse, Charlotte- -town, the Maritime champion, in a ten mile bicycle race on the Ram-_ blers' grounds last evening. The race was called at 6.30 o'clock with three starters, Oulton, Prowse and Roland Chullman. Chapman is voung at the game but for three miles made an excellent showing, leading the other two contestants. At the third mile Prowse forced ahead and maintained a straight lead from the third to the fifth mile but Oulton was pressing him hard all the time. In the fifth vrilo. Oulton forged ahead and led from the fifth to the seventh mile. From that until_the ninth mile there was considerable see-sawing. The pace had rroved too rapid for Chapman and he had dropped out before the last hail of the race. Towards the close of the ninth mile Oulton was leading by some yards, when Prowse had a tire punctured and quit the raise. We understand that there was a reserve bicycle waiting for him, but he evidently had come to the conclu-
sion that Oulton has such a &a.in on him. that he could not overt_ _e him. Oulton finished alone, making the last three laps in 33, 82 and 31 ssc- onds, which is certainly travelling some. The time forthe ten _miles 'was 80-minutes, 18 seconds. The at- tendance wse not what it should have been.-Amherst exe. f ‘
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of chocolates are the most deliciously fascinating and satisfying chocolates made. They leave an ‘irresistible __Ionging for “just one more." We' ‘ want you to try our chocolates. We know you will like- them,better than you ev r liked chocolates before; Molr's gilflite, Q' 1h._ box 35c.; ‘1__'-lb. ~box,60c. Ligge’i;t’s, $1 a box. The McKinnon Drug-._Co., corner Greet George and Kept Sts. MEM.
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are freqWy ot own to any member _ f thestslh an who have no account the adv _icing ‘depart-_ -qiept., .wri ‘ffflease inkert the fol- .-io1v`lng_.pn o` `_e,_;', ftliug apparently. lmlllyiilg " _ t_< y_,'_` lli k__t\1e. items
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milling, bookkeeping'and bther expen ses of the Circulation department
state whether the item ls to appear Daily; whether for one or more times
so, or do not enclose luiiicient money. ‘to pay for.same, all of_wl\_i¢h_ will' hu. feturned by. M13 m_ail_ in the evtng ing mm sou mg chargeable, o if more monev is_lent than necessary to pay for the item the surplus will
pester discount for cash with order. `lcr advertising of churches he than
manicure; wicireillg senden u cilickli as possible by mail or phone. vftm
_ to mu sa to ow if gm' hitters too Miter. .src om ‘a .rar one to 1 .non cum in
_f ce notice. osf' notices of a concert ‘mum pig social, picnic. etc.; are
' of _ » - fee, “giver cogtlon. sais of».EssAol'
:be -returned at once. _there bein! 'I -_ -
passenger on th
_er smal vegetables 'are being im ported ofylate. This condition Protes- sor Cummings, 'Secretary oi_ Agri l-` tu're,_ ascribed., in'a recent addressqo .the impetiisgiven to farmin by the,
::_Whel1 we till prescriptions every
ingredient used is fresh, pure and ex- Factly standard. ‘Everything is put ‘into the prescription exactly ‘ns the _doctor orders. Every ‘process in thc ‘compounding is checked and recheck-! fed, 'to provide that tbepresrripiion 1»is exactly right. The price _ls always fright-as ldw as is consistent with the high'qual_ity ofthe goods and ser- vice-at The McKinnon Drug Co., The Rexali Store, corner Great George ‘and Kent -Ste. _ Mti.
. .l_____i i ::Buiita\in, Bell 'lr Go. fur ben coal, ‘lowest prices. L 1-zseii;
_up', are *not chargeable. ’l‘l`ic particulars of any of the above, after they have been held. are, however, _news and thllel not chargeable. Tho news of any past, present or future business, which is still being conduc- ted, is chargeable, if it is ap- parent that .the obiect _is to make the business more widely known and thus increase lt. Verses accompa- nying death'notices are also-chan geabls. ,Even items which are actua news, andnot chargeable but once in eifhpx' Morning Daily or Evening Dailv r both e char sable for more than
holding ofcounty fairs.-C/api Breton' Exc.
aggravated cases. _ofetomsch ti-"9 ble u'n¢n__lof'_~,oe& ifgyhsgp swf. B :idx gon; our ru 1.1.* 0,02* Ufgiil- Lation's1§§i‘ug (tidy éiiéinicgl _. 'gi Csnulg. _Li|u_ite4_,=Mpntrce\. _ _|4,_¢ pu , -
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QUEBEC, Sept. 7-Driving. home
fl‘0m Quebec. George Drapeau, 5 wen. known resident of St. Theresa range, Beauport met with a tragic death on W_¢dnesday`- night. Corone Jolieoeur was informed of the fatality and an inquest was held, a verdict 01 seei- délliial death being returned. Accord- in! to-the facts of the case, Drapeau was- driving along the Beauport_ road at a good gait, when his rig suddenly Come into collision with a heavy drav drawn-by a man named L. Rodriguez. Drapeau was thrown from the rig, landing on his head. I-Ie was taken in- te the residence or M. Joan and Dr. I4i1_¢l1_8l1Ce was summoned, but the un- fortunate man died ahout_ten_o'clock without regaining -consciousness. He was about'54 veareof age and leaves a widow and several children.
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5 Miss Mary Cronon, Charlottetown, “I wish' in 'ergo-;:eis__1,|i% gratitude lo__ 5id°W51k b° DIMM' M "q“°°f‘°“" "` ‘ taking 5 ¢°”_¢|,p¢p‘¢'¢ . ' ~ was apaslenger dn the express last you"fer'-£iie‘b‘e'n¢ i-‘rec'e‘i 'ed from your ‘ the _floyd 23"* ¥';,‘:“°°° tp"év1f,.°,';dth° poundfevery twohouts until __ night, returning from Boston, where most wonderful Dyiepgpsau faialets. Big ggyb -_C a nelson; graded.” conmwuve Mm” 5,.-..t%`m_ __ _ Fhe has béell"°_Pendil_lS _a vacation, .‘= Iicv_mg_tnke_u i_x____ i;:_i_nei C onM Ky ou_|;_.h“____y_; reouut oy _ You Wm dmlgptlx 'W ’u_t_h°.__ _
r With lreferedce to' the item which §::;3g°;cc§°!‘f"'NB'cD§“%;e§I’fIP%l’;l° RTNCI. Gbdaldlra sidewalk bt; referred :fl:e?i\:|11t:i¥:;vt‘lFs lowing am ~ '° Zi’.‘ii“*£§‘hi2°iI1iii?."{. 7.-‘.'.°’;‘I.°‘i’i ".“*‘ l"1'3i§i“‘i »»`.‘3.`Z`i5l“='--‘¢”<i3>“$i’-¢'i'\§‘f”»»-<»°"`A ‘°..§,'L‘Z..i'lf§°f>..°i’.§“§‘.’l?.”...‘f.l‘i.{!.‘i“' 1.. ' T” °‘°“‘ "“"i"-“"°-i"°“‘*-“V°-‘*-‘ - °“.},‘§ _ - .- »- ° '“i’»°"' ' ~' ' lloo-1-iféa ` ' ` `
tationof P. -E. 1,' p ta o s it °fdY°.I"-`l"‘“-_ .l‘_'"h"°“ Y P “' ._ ‘ Coun McKenna that '$275 in eddi- i>° Pflirlted out ithatqlrdpdxrtationgmbxll :S':z‘;;§;,:$z°§,§;‘T;ili,lf4.w""Www' tion to -the amount in the estimates. some other products have been also ' ~ ' ` be plated t the disposal ol the falling oil somewhat 'within the pasti i51°3;"`F?”?3fi§f£s;Qg;`:)}:§,?°§:;,}Z street coianmlttes for new wooden
topple of_yesr_s. The Antisonish dairy-I §,,,,, ;1;,'¢,f{1,,¢.,“,`icn1l\y or 11,., .lomcn sidewalks. carried.
men, fo_r_ aiapiple, are :complaining ‘,,d_b’,u°,,,,,,¢,,,_W,,,c},,__.,,,_,,,,,,ch,,¢¢§1_ Moved by Coun Riley, seconded by that £52 U¢P0_Bl¥8l>_0l1 mBl’k8!S 19 R0* brit if taken regulsrlyforafcyv days or Coun McKenna, that the request of S0 H09? BE i!?‘l1§9d t,0"be. Again, *QW* "'w‘eeks they completely cnre't_lie`§|xos_t~ the residents of Ward three for a
light be referred to thc light commit- tee. ‘ ‘
Goun'McNeviu»brougbt_ to the at-
tention of the council 'the new toll rates for the market and the neces- sity oi taking action. Coun Riley stated that the additional cost of operation of the market and increased prices made it almost imperative and necessary _to increase the, toiis. A larger Ifevebueirom the n°l'arket was due to the city. . Coun Taylor asked _for the' proper p_rotsetlon_~ of those renting stalls against others "hawk- ing" vegetables, Heh, etc.
Coun Walker, moved, seconded by
Coun McLean, that a new wooden sidewalk be placed on the west side oi School St for the convenience of school children. This was allowed to stand on the understanding that » concrete walk would be placed there next summer. _
Moved bv Coun McNevin, seconded hy Coun Mclieen that the amended market tolls as presented he adopted. Carried. _
Moved by Coun. Taylor, seconded
by Coun McKenna, that tenders bc called foncoal for market house and City Hall, tenders to be in Sept. 16. Carried; _ ‘
F .,Trainor’s tender for a copper
gutter._for the city h`all, the lowest, was accepted. ~
Coun Taylor asked for a light on
lloehford_Bquare, which was badly lighted. This was referred to the
_ light committee. ‘
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taln lattitude would be' exercised un-~ tll the law _beca\ne_1gene?i‘al__ while the milk vendorsobeyed the _law and ill ed their test certificates and source ofw supply the delegation departed. 5;
Some discussion ensued on the conf
dition of the police quarters in thg City Hall, Coun Walker introdueing§ the subject. ' ` ';7_
Coun 'McKenna moved, seconded bg: Coun McNevin. that an estimate bei' secured from the Ulf? 5“I"'°Y°}‘ 09; the cost of repairs 'to thegpolioe ang iiremen's quarters. Carried. ` Sgt Bradley was elven authority bv_ His Worship the Mayor to tesrillown the Old Ladies Home, it being shown* that it is a menace in its present-.
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ply. On the understanding that cer~1_f_
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