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lleld in the City Council Chainber Last Eveni

the Mayor Presiding.

A Tuii PLAN ouTiiNisn

BY MR. PERCY POPE

-no Generally Arrfoved-H°r¢ °f Swing e Rm “1“1=.Ti-Tis Kuio RETURNS TuANKs To Tun Enrrnon This nAY TAKEN ur

Colonial Building andthe Bequest of Hon. T. W. Dodd

-Many Names`Enroiled for Membership in the Library

Association .

The public meeting called bythe Mayor ` of their valuable papers

io promote the movement for a public the housing of amuseuin. More rece

y the Historical Society has been to

library convened last evening inthe Cit

Council Chamber. The Mayor presided and they felt a like need. his and Mr. WV. H. Croskill was appointed had again directed attention to the Secretary. Among those present in greater need of aPublic Library, and it addition to those above named were Mrs. _ was thought desirable that a room sho

Percy Pope, M!-S_ A_ A_ Bm-gent, lpn, be secured which would accommod

3 them all Last fall the movement

W-n. S. Stewart, Mrs. McCready, Mis

Lena YVhite, Miss Newson,

Gwemor Mcponald, Judge Fitzgerald Lcgislative Council Chamberbeset ap Judge warbunony Hom p_ de Sh C for that purpose The memorial hadb

1sr¢¢ren,Jndgen1¢ponni<i,pn. Anderson, rerylarszely and influentinlly signed

1 M r presented to the Premier. It had ye

Prof. Jordan, Prof. Arsenau t, ess s Percy Pope, Horace Haszard, H. J. Cun

J T Mall' h Geor e E

Rankin,.A.1=;.1ngn,Tnomns May G. D most fnvornbly impressed by it In Lnngworin A. A. Bnriieie, F. J. Nash, J meantime the noble bequest of the K.Ross, John Newson,A.W.Sterns,T.J H011 T W D045 Of $3000 had bee Ha".;S_ Robert Fenneu, Lf,-_ Lepagg R available as soon as proper organisa

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was effected. The trouble was that while een Satisfaction on the exchange of The Empemrot Germany:_was made B parnculars dehvered on behalf of the

'"5' - - .1 d t M K' ii ii _ the ourtesies between the King and Emperor Fie1d.MarSha1__,,0t the Brmsh Armmon ;:;pf<;r;t;2lr;rpa§_ic:1iili3; amen ed y add _

the Wmimn and hope the result' Wm be the lhis birthday- Mr. Stewart contended that it would be

Smith, D. McRae, R. l[cDona1d, J.E. B

McCready, D. B. Stewart. J. O. Hynd .other societies were organised the Lib

was not. Yet fortunately an Act of

man, Geo. Bremner and others

ML Percy Pope was asked by the May” Legislature passed in 1888 had prepared to state the outline of the movement pro Way Under that Act the Uharlottet posed. In doing so he iii-st returned Llbrn-ry Assoolntlon was chartered

thanks to the press for the publicity and terms of $00 constitntinfr n life mem

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aid given. He referred io ine Nninrnl ship and $2 yearly payment n mornbe

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a room for the better seenriiylthe room. etc., had been arranged

lthe Goiernment a public meeting

SOMETHING T0

When this is accornplisyed, it means

that is not enjoyed cannot fit people for,

the duties of the day. _ Ei

Malt Breakfast Food not only pleases

the palate of young and old by its deli- t

-claus flavor, but it imparts to the body and brain a vim and vigor and ordinary T t' oatmeal and other grain foods cannot L'

give. Malt Breakfast Food satisfies the ,u _ -appetite, and gives to the systema “d’“'b °f it B' 3°“°"“1 meetmg °f

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nourishment that quickly develops bone,

It is the Malt with all its virtues and valuable properties that does the good ,

work. Try this peerless breakfast food _F-116 S5-C-Bl`€¢k¢lh M- L- Bartlett.

It will meet your hopes end expectations. .Ask your Grocer for Malt Breakfast Food.

Boots

Half _

Price ”

Reduction for cash only.

Losing money on this sale but will do it to clear out

a job .lot on Men’s and

‘-Women’s wear. Now is

your chance while it lasts.

We are sole agents for a

celebrated make of Ladie

Governor in Council asking that the

be formally considered by the Council

dm, C,-,L Moore, _ _ ,S _ 3 in the meantime the Premier Hughes. M- L- A-.\V- L- GOUDOD. C- D °mD°W°"°d h’m(Mr Popenosay he as which °m°e he held While Prince °f sorrow and bereavement and dwelt on The Court Room was crowded evidgn

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13166 Wales' the personal and other ties uniting their Cin? °h°if1i53l1S° i!lU°l‘¢Sii taken in the trial. ome HE KING ANM EMPEROR WILmAM_ _W0 countrieS_ . A very large nuinoer of witnesses will be ti _ _ I exam i n ed . _

°° Au the 130811511 P9-Pe” °°mm@°f' Wlth enrrnon WILLIAM iuannrinnn mansnar.. Mr. Haszardvapplied to have certain!

citizens be called and the organisa completed He believed that this p would operat better to create an inter

in the Lib ary than would a large If we could at the same time gain

the public access to the books of

Legislative Library so much better, he had hope of this. If we get 200 m

“_” bers at $2 each, and the bequest of

Mr Dodd he thought there would

h h h . th ast have not i little difficulty inutilising the monc

-rnuc to t ose o, e , -been able to thbroulgnhly Enjoy the flrstl the best’ advantage' He read the me

l andum of enrollment which was p

meal of the day-breakfast. y d h d _ d b I

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clves as members of the Library A

he et]`ort now being put forth to se he establishment of a. Public Lib

musc1eaudtiSSue_ ~‘ ot officers and the adoption of

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John Ne wson,

H. C. McDonald, J. K. Ross,

W. L. Cotton,

G. D. Longworth, E. Jordan, T. J. Harris, J. -Nash

A. `\V. Sterns, John P. Gordon, llohn 0.Hyndman,

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Crown Prince of Germany Invested with the Order Petitions Brought Under the Provishss or 3

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ug orricrai. onpnn as ro Monnrirsc. continues in all counties of the Kingdom. The trial Of the Petition of Alexander, “ Martin vs. Donald A. McKinnon was

1; Loivnoiv, Jan. 28.-(Specio.l.)-Thepublio GERMAN cnows PRINCE nnconnrnn. commenced _

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pim-,y‘ H,-S, F, ,y_ hash, Mi shape in the form of a memorial to the will wear deep mourning till March 6th At Cowes this morning the Crown Hodgson and Mr_§us¥i@e;__{;ge;‘alductico

ole; and half mourning thereafter till April Prince of Germany was invested with the Counsel for Pegmgnm-s_W_ S_ Swwut' ar 17. O d nh G t K. C.; A. A. McLean, K. C.; and H. R een r er 0 e ar er. McKenzie'

and KING REMAINS GRAND MASTER' srunvcrnnvivs G1-:BMAN rninivnsnrr. Counsel for Respondent -Dr Pugslcy tm Th K' h U3 dth M - rl L C _ Attorne Gen 1 o£N 'B . ik A, A but e mg as no 1 e e “ons that The King in a brief Speech thanked the Peters. ittorsd.; Cenex.; of gnévlgldnd;

had he will continue in (mice as Grand Master’ German Emperor for his visit at this time F_ L_ Ha_sz,u.d_ K_ Q _

OZ; removal of a' great misunder- There arefseven Field Marshals in all, :limit to alum" gffhe Responfknts 1

n ing. _ _ permi at so a e tage th

ber' _ _ t °f Whom Kms Edward 'S °n°’ Empemr proceedings to amend then sparticullsrsf

bl? I ROCLMMING KING EDWARD HI' Williamfwas before an Admiral of the ‘ _Mt-_ Mgrtiu would not have M, opp”-mn- f°1' The ceremony of proclaiming the King Fleet and Colonel of Dragoons. ity to 103k up evidence W contmiict th'

ictoria,Chap .ind pledge our suppo

nderstood that, as soon as cireums

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R. Fitzgerald, A. E. Inge,

. S. Moore, ' C D Rankin

Al. Anderson,

D. B. Stewart,

J as.Arsenault,

Emma C. biash,

.Reuben McDonald,

H. J. Cundall, H. Croskill.

J iimes Warburton. 1

Mr. H. J. Cundall ' by request read a copy of the bequest ,of Mr. Dodd for library purposes as follows: “I give and devise tio my trustees the

Geo. Bremner,

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their absolute discretion and in such manner as they or th survivor of them may deem best tow ds the establishment -ot a Public Libraryi Charlottetown. All accumulations of interest on said amount

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Diaries.

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and Gents Boots; which we

will have this Spring, and\ want to make room for »

them, _

Gent’s Boots $4, now $2.00 '

Gent’s “ $3, now $1.50 _ _

Ladies’ " $2. “ 1.00 ' . `

I _ d dence _and educate our people, by Bocklsland ~ `

_ _ giigirlnnghmcn thc advantages of pcyinglsgpml _H45

i \ A A _ __ -_ worm fwwgupggglg g°“;§f';,=;;~_n#_;;; .r.nn.nn.o..i.n.i;i.nn in

4,,” } ` sunnufldac ‘ 1' ' I' interests would befvcry n\uchiU1li°”P°°Pf'fd 3

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_ rin- ine rneksi, T For thc' (H-(loc,

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ith - f*-- I - ' T ' 1 statements contained in such particulars.

Of Mr. Pugsley on behalf of the respondent

tion _ argued that it was the bounden duty of the

lm Court to alter and amend the particulars as est _ the course was open to Mr.M-irtin to apply

05 -__ _ > ' for an adjournment of t-he trial in order

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for to investigate whatever evidence he can

the A Fierce Blaze in Souris Destroys' TWO ....... ... ......... n.....

2;? A ject of the trial was to ascertain the truth <

' ° of the facts, hence the Court was bound

°” i . to do everything to bring the facts before be ` it iii the interest of justice. The Court

Y 15° E held that the amendments asked for by

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AS A espandent (Mr. McKinnon) should heal

H inn-ed. wiiiie the rigiiui ornu parties

_ would be sa fe-Rllarded by the Court yet

Abreakfast that is not satisfying or-iron” R °"°°m 3" s‘='~'°e as

We the undersigned hereby enrol our- » C ' _ d___, h 5' ° ~

ith .cgntents Destfg C t eprocee ings iu this case beingdiuenent

_ ia Mr' Acorns Large Store W g y from tboseinacivilsuit the filing ot ad-

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°“"‘°°"’°"‘_ “” " ““° °“ " 2,; _ llir. S. P. Campbells Store and House Burned The <2-_;=_»;»_?:;p;;ii::;:»_h: iéuebftig-ii-2-_-.Smit-.__

re ° ‘ ° h D - except Mr. Martin by afil ivit will|disclosc

wi” Citizens Act and were Alden t e own to the Court that such allowance would

he Legislative Council Chamber, it ing .0 interfere with hi; defence.

On application of Mr. F. L. Hasxard,

nce _ the -'-"-'_"*"""_""“*"'*_"' the question of the substitution of the

”°°“‘I"‘°n SMH be °“n°d f°" the 91° tim; Souiirs, J an. 23.-(Special)-At 8 o`clock yesterday evening aidisastrous tire broke Word Petitioner 1501’ Uh'-5 Of Respondent

suc . . . . . . next engaged the attention of the Court . i h h b th it db H._H.A _ _

’°‘“‘“ ‘S "1" °“°° *'°“°°“‘°° “°°e 8"- ‘$22 .3n'..i‘Z. .`€“.ii.“i.°.`;°. _f.-3.5.-.°i’§i’.ii’.i{’.‘.’.§".`i-as in _.-rin.. .‘i.‘i‘{.‘f "'i‘l.€"fi‘f.‘.‘.i‘.2,’?§f.n'é‘i“ii‘}'°i and it was held ni-o web -lent-on wo-14

strong west wind, hastily ran through the building and envoloped it in a huge mass be allowed with costs as the error misled

:I ilame apld smoke, zvhécthhlatter poured ouitiliiibgreiat volumelii. x d k d no gne, - .

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in rw homo if you are = Str-=-ser to in Me T- M°11»Sh- 1- E- B- Mocreedy- ..n.i`."ii'ii.l..?iZ§.§§ Sinha .£53 .`i`I.”3.”".l.‘.§’.i‘£‘{iI.i. ‘.‘.&'.§..2?.”l§§.$i§ 2? ‘..‘€§n‘i’.if€`ii.n‘§T.. Dr- Parsley the" “emitted tl" fell"-

-Fennell. Louise MoCready. from spreading to the_aojo.<;ent bniidings, each of wiiinn wnniii nnve beene sy inn nolnts for the decision ofthejndses:

, , , ° ` 1 That the notice of trial as required

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r s - T Lens' While’ A'Aug“sm Stew” ’< P. Campbell caught and only ashort time elapsed before it too was burne to e _

Eleanor Finney. dn' f ii b inns nn innnr nn on ni.. bniifiing. P¢0‘=\°.1\°f Mrs. Pope,

Thos. W. May,

A.B.Warburto . - C bell _ Horace Haszard, n°`K1t?11n§'lclocl<nie.l,ie flrgavwvgs rdgoxexd liihecleil control. Duriuge the progress of the (2) LW" °t °b7°°t'i°°s w “Wes °h°“ld 5°

' T th h t was intense. The heavy rain aided materially in supplying water and 1'?-l°°t‘°_d °° tl" 3'*°““d° °f i°°“m°i°“°Y °f

victims. ~ _ _ _ ~ )

t Despite the homie efforts of ilreman and citizens the shop and dwelling ofdMr.uS. bsf the statute had not been given by tl*

blaze e ea _ _

t ditien of the buildings no doubt saved thousands of dollars time *Wen* H d

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sum of "000to be applied by them in,

pending its actual payment over forlpui poseaforcsaid to lie applied tow ard the same object.”

Mr. Cundall said without consulting

his co-executor he could only express his intllvidualopinion, which was that the amount of the bequest would be available for the Library when a permanent

organization was formed and apermanent Librarian appointed. He thought

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Mlmlle L' N°"s°“i A; A' M°D°”°ld’ the lI)‘i(ii°inE(i.[he progress ot the fire the engine got out of working order. I 00(3) %':1“I')t't oglegualfgtirzmzfsz g,“‘gwe

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the present time very opportune in every t way to establish a Library.

Mr. Pope mentioned that he had con- versed with Mr. Haszard, the otherexecu- q

tor referred to, and he, speaking for him- self. had expressed] himself in similar

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EMPEROR WILLIAM ELECTION TRIAL 0E

G Tinto NARST-TAL, MARTIN vs liicKiNNolt

‘ of the Garter. “Controverted Elections Act.”

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official order for Deep Mourning Till March oth. Proclama- Intense Interest Manifested iii the Proceedings.--Al UQ

tion Being Made in the Counties-King Remains Grand Of Witnesses to be Examined--lr. _Harm QI Q

2;; A Master of the lliasons-Favorable Comment of British Examined This llloriilnz -Colt! will ‘hm ed 'Press on the Closer Accord with Germany. Day at 11.30 at Terminatlca7 I

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he questionsas e a e ora exam on held before Master Lon orth hat be intended to app y for th mmitment of Mr. Martin for the sci fusal and that proceedings in conse ueuce be stayed.

AFTERNOON sEssroN.

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After recess Mr Stewart conten

terms to those of Mr. Cundall. _

Hon. Mr. Brecken desired to learn

whether the Government would place the

present Legislative Library in the same room for public use? Many of the books were valuable, and had been selected by some of the best men of the Province.

Mr. Pope thought the chaucezmfe get-

ing the books about as good as _ ttlng the room. _ `

Mr. R. Smith urged some obgeetion to

appropriating the room which was wanted for ofliice purposes. Judge Fitzgerald was glad to ilnd the Library almost within sight. The Library would not be for Charlottetown alone but the entire Province; and he hoped to see it worthy of the Province.

Mr. J. T. Mellish spoke along similar

“After a vote of thanks to the Chairman I the meeting adjourned.

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T wg; they vr , without an exception, A _ _

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leash basis, yet it has been, and is, the _ Federal Steel Prid nil

hone of buiness lite in this City. Wepre- _Louisvma wdyuhvm, sul

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