TELEGRAPHIC

Sy 1 TO re EXAMINER

FRANCE AND SIAM.

SITUATION AGAIN STRAINED,

—_——

An Insulting Note.

Sent ~ i \ a | Times, from ba mn growing ‘ at. } * ager stra at i » al envoy I t a re i f ¥F in writ vy wis mi f “tigvest ; " rrnitte at utly offended a ' ’ M D elier ree fire Sia He is at t | ia swerahe for lela : Ww ‘ 6 A ws ' ‘ t h per ‘ Fra : '

i oT! be pt I ‘ : our John Th ‘ een rr io * ‘ juesti re ‘ ling a rey of Dut that ip pr ‘ ‘ uldd | the ind stand r i The Lost Russian Warship Na ' ay ‘ ¥ th ‘ ,. oe Lh : i} h * ' ] , rey I has t lred The Late Jadge Patterson's Will. OUrrawa, Sept 3} Proba f the w f the late Judge Pa t Sty i¢ Court, wa \e rt estate 4 sworn at 7 ~

Cholera fo St. “Petersburg,

ST eaaees SBUE Se} 28 » ¥ ca f i A and vent ’ ‘ fepor ‘ st i¥

Orrawa, Sept

Sir Charles Tupper, Bart., is expected

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

(unerr, Sepst. 25.—From the vicinity

of that enterprising manufacturing

of Oxford comes the report that th

; hibition

¥ THE af

Well Fixed.

A young man named Sutherland

quite a scene on the train last night, but : a promy tly handeufted by Con inector Hibbett and sent back to the city to be

made

fealt with as he deserved. Such treat- ' ni I nent will certainly stamp out the hood- nue ; kiue’, tnhappily on the increase of

-

Persona)

The Rev. Father Burke visited the ex- grounds to day

Hen. G.W. Benth Vv was amongthe vis itors at the exhibition to-day

It is stated that the case of Prince Bis- marck is mor

€ critical than at first re

} ported

enn Where to go To-night,

Come te the public meeting ard entéee tainment of the Teachers \ iation In the Philharmon Ha to-night The mus i part of e entertainn t includes

such nan eas Mre,. Ma mn oi. od and Prof. Vinnicom be Brief a

lresses wi!

he delivered by Ho I H. Davies, F

Peters, Dr Morris ay torof St. Dan

stan’s Col] ge, dl I ‘ T F F tilerton

Admission 10 ce i En tertainment at $? | Splendid Jersey Herd,

Apart from the immediate work of the cheese factories which is, of course, having Mr. D-llon’s best attention, he has heen j " g much of late to instruct our farmers how to improve their herds, «o as to feed only the cow that yields the most profit

Milk tests have heer made among the . f the varion tories and awards

made in favor of the su heeriher sending in

the best n I Vernon River con test, ae nright he exper tel, the award is in favor of the Rev. Dr. Dovle, the milk of vhose Jer herd was found to conta‘n fully five per cent. of fat The Dr. has a heantiful herd of those fine animals, which are the admiration of all who pass by his farm. Thev are nearly ail registered and as pretty as pictures We congratulate the Dr. on their possession, as also upon the public } opie itedness which puts him in

he forefront of every movement taken in the interests of the arge Of couree it pays to pay when or lerstand what they lairying, but it of praise, where

breed purely, r will ir people come to un-

want to sueceed in give a meed great praise is due,

is also well to

Athletic Sports.

“he athletic sports in the Rink last night was wel] patronized, nearly 400 peo yp'e being present Worth's band was it aft endance and rendered excellent music The program was carrie d out management of Messrs A. FE Dawson J. M. Gampbell acted as secretary Each event was keenls tested Following ts a list of the events:

Running high jamp—l D M McDonald 5 ft, 2 DJ McDonald, 3 J McEachern

Putting Stene—1 D J McDonald, 37ft 2in, ? J MeEachern, 36ft Yin

5 ae Dash—1 D McDonald,

under the

Ings and B

con

2D J

| MeDonald

Hop Step and Jump—1 D M McDonald, ‘aft Llin; 2 DJ McDonald, 38ft LOJin; 3 J McEachern, 3Ift Tin

joys Race (100 yards)—Arthur Hogan; 2J G4 English, Pictou; 3 W N MeLeod.

Vaulting with Pole—l J McEachern,

9ft 4in; 2 DJ McDonald; 3 D M Me-

Donald.

|}2 DM McEonald, town | green |

| Advertisements under

gools men have been plying their trade and in some instances successful ‘ One | y tieman from the sporting town of | River Phillip was called in and shown a

number of packages dor $1,600 each, one

1 up, repre of which the

eenting sharpers

High Kick 2 J Gillie.

Sack Race l J McEachern, 4G English, 3 J McDonald

Quarter Mile Race-—1l D

-1 DM MeDeonald, 7ft 6in

J McDonald, 3 Ib Redmond.

LOCAL NOTICES.

this heading changer for at the rate of ten cents per lin

Music.—Miss Renta will re-open her music Tuesday, October 3rd e28dy &w

Tenia class*s on

or et 4 { counted it ten good ten dol- . ° ' ye : ‘ “a | Piano for sale at a bargain. Apply to r , showing ¥ near thé nine — pa ; : . | Mrs. E. Burris, Terpsichore Hall, Great t good wel They offered m ten | ¢s : : 9 cides ; George Street Sept 20 tf&wky. ~ ur packages f wo hund : lar : te ae j River P i ha » hoon & We invite every visitor to the exhibition F ) u en : ; } reader. was forewarne 4 hey to call and examine of our immense stock ha ; removed gome oth cene of of overcoatings, svitings and trous ering’, . the largest in the province. Our clothing :' . . : | is the most stylish and best-fitting to be ‘ Sep, . Cee rece et } s ' ; a we or a ~— “oe ot had. Every suit sold ata bargain. Suits Pee ne en for two weeks | wade on short notice.—John McLeod & past era has been cn. igs Regen ye oh ko sep27 and ages along the eastern sho of the | Persian g ilf Several ville yes have been ! Just opened the largest assortment on

compietely deserted, the inhabitants hav

over-coats, ulsters " quality and price.

P. E. Island of Reefere

and suits every style

| Please bes ar in mind no clothing house can

ng fled into the interior to escaje the dreaded scourge that worked such havo« last vear in that yoalit lt “ elieved tha vese fugitives hav carsied chalesn | ye s them and that their flight will resu ia wide dissemination of the die- tase Ai Kazero, a province of Farsan i, a : listance inland from the guif, there are many leaths from cholera la

Orvawa Sept. 25.~—Trofessor Saund-rs, director of the experimental farm, has

received a letter toalay from Mr ton , superintendent of the Dominion fruit

; W olver- |

|

exhibit, at the World’s fair,. stating that the ma ith apple, which the profess r | dis red at Sy pe nee "4 Bridge, B, C . and | sent to the fair was the cynosure of all being tie large st apple shown there, and completely put in the shade the | ma t production from Arkansas, | weg g 20 ounecs The British Colum- bia ict 18: 19 Inches m circumference, | and weighs 244 ounces It 8 of German | v and known by the name of Red

vari ty hav e

Bict ghoimer App ea of this t 1c Central

esefully raised at the

experimental farm This is a country of mammoth productions ~ first clieese, how | ap}

Ha 1%. Sept 26 For cons iderable |

time here the city has been exere! ised over

yw Sud n removal of Stephe on Tobin, | . eM r of Halifax and M.P. for the management of the

Queen Fire In

« | from the Mar e Branch of the

Messrs.

Me "Ks ay Woole “nh Co Sept. 23 1 wk.

undersell us

Pills Pills Pills

Pills Pills

-

HYyOWN ahd

Pills

5 cents a box

Pills sy Sold by all Druggists at 2 Prepared only at

_JOHNSON’S DRUG STORE.

sept2 6

GRAND D DISPLAY.

Prowae se Bros. & Co.

Dear Sims,—lt was my

pleasure to visit the Exhibi-

sura ipany of London, urrying local 1 «to the extent of hundreds of thousa of dollars. Mr. Tobin’s occupa- tion of the agency dates back thirty years, | Tnapect Mackenzie came here unexpect- ediy f » Liverpool and shortly after Ss pe : M Tobin and appointe

Charles Kvans manager in his ated pen..-

|

}

ing a nvestigat on Examination of the book ealed the fact that the business | had ‘ iueted for some time past ib 4 nell manner Varion? raumore |

enid was ashortage of $28,000 dir-

ei that the situation

a A A A AA A

A CRUSH!

tion Building and while looking threwgh: it was very foreibly struck; with the the

yesterday,

good taste displayed in arrangement of

which is certainly magnifi-

cent. Iam-only sorry I am

not in a position to buy some

‘of those elegant Silk Curtains

' 1s a erueh im our} Ma le part Ladies rom all| p pre Asa : _ (y ryetow hth and many

“ eof cur ( | a Ww fairly 5 ‘ K r and \ Ss ' hie by rh SE OF Ti Far and wid : Mant } i? "Nt ta | wil Ladi« if tat , Ay character " . ar A now that if th . : t Vv LV A ; ely le alia ' best va i nev ean bus '

if You have

W rap, Lh ted ; : :

Call toda

Weather Bulletin.

LURORTO, Se] ao, iv & WM.

I gut tO moOdefate winds ' tly

fair }

‘or Portieres at present, but | hope to be very shortly, w hen | I will make, a bee line for your Store. T hope you .wilk. aoe with the success dir your Carpet Department your “rich

display and low prices deserve. | A Wet Wiser.

sept27

ps a a MOLASSES.

Now landing ex Matilda, direct from the W est. Indies: 600 puncheons, tierces anc barrels a Antigua Molasses,

_B. & M. RATTENBURY.

” sept25— ay Iw wy 1

‘SUGAR.

300 barrels “Guentieel, as | Yellow Extra,

| i | Due by steamer Polina, leaving Montrea

, B. & M. RATTENBTRY.

wy 2i

27th in a

wnat iw

under- | country at |

|

1n

!

a) YES

| PROWSE BROS.’

may BROS’. We have

And Our pleased,

exchange

and

It will pay you to call and see their prices,

talk,

for your inspection,

900 COAT:.

by everybody. If

just

to see

The Wonderful Cheap

Charlotte

DAILY EXAMINER - .

‘THE WONDERFUL

GHEAP MEN

Have You Seen It? rm Supets Suet

SN WHAT 4

House Ful nishings,

Oil Cloths, Oil Cloths, Window Shades and Poles, VWen’s Furnishings,

flats and Caps,

Great Stock of Clothing. and nearly everything you |

want can be found at our

Store, which is Headquerters

Bargains. Every day

Competitors for but -ROWSE

people are made happy and}

prices do the talking.

‘sent on their way rejoieing.

now in stock, ready

Talk about DRESS GOODS.

we seil an article, and you are not

it to us and we will be pleased to We that they get

return

it for vou. live to please our customers

the best value to be found

anywhere.

PROWSE BROTHERS,

Men

town, September 21, 1893—wky

} i We

wou

Our FU

i styles.

j i | | | sept23—tu ; ;

} | September 22

| ESOLONTAL

HIOUSE.

a ee anette

MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

your show, | D wring: next

week swe will offer some very decided Bargains in

Trimmed Hats and Bonnets, Parasols, Blouses and Shirt Waists, Ostrich and Cock Feather Boas, de.

TO VISITORS!

Country

attention of our Customers to our stock o

ld call ‘the

LADIES’ FURS, corisisting of

i> Ladies’ Fur Jackets, ~ fadies’ Fur

| Laaies’

Ladies’ Fur Uvffs, Ladie.’ Far Rufls, Ladies’ Fur Boas. 1 STOCK,

Fur te Gare:

RS are all made of NO.

Inspection invite: :

HENRY MORGAN & CO.. Montreal,

th sat Corner St. Catherine Street and Phillips Square.

' Ask Your Grocer for:AMMONIA SOAP! |

IST SOAP YOU EVER

Ammonia Soap is a High Class Lauidry

You will find it THE B USED. Soap at a moderate price.

, 1893,

EXHIBITION!

and consist of the very latest |

THU RSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28,

A Splendid

departments, including the

NEW FALL

Latest Novelties in

Show of

Trimmings of all Kinds, Mantles and Jackets, Cloths, Millinery,

| Gents’ Furnishings, etc.

| FURS !—We wish to cal) special attention to this

Department. The goods are all this season’s importations

bought right, ALL FRESH AND NEW, and we ean

therefore recommend them in every way. You will find our goods as cheap as the cheapest.

—-- (1)

MOORE & McLEOD, |,

; Successors to Perkins & © Sterns.

Charlotretown, September 22, 1893—tu th sat

1835

\

1

GOODS in all

To Boston

PER “CARROLL ”

~AND—

“Worcester”

lew far

CARVELL BROS uly 17th, *93.

this very, very

Ch'town, J

Ex th m, pat w s, guar tu f —IS SELLING——

Overcnats and Pants,

MADE FROM HIS NEW STOCK,

|

| REMEMBER THAT

The

|

——ARE AGENTS FOR THE——

BUTTERICK’S PATTERNS.

$1, 000 Worth Received and Opened To-day

No further notice will be given, \themselves. Fashion Sheets sent Frere to any part of ‘receipt of 12 cents to pay postage. DELINEATOR and CATALOGUE for sale Monthly at the BAZAAR STORE.

WE MEAN IT

When we say that you cannot see a Larger or Finer Stock of CLOTHS for OVERCOATS and SUITS at such

SOLE

and sell one year on FASHLON

septl9

bound to advertise the country for

METROPOLITAN

as these goods are

Low Prices in Town.

5,000 YARDS

Bought at a Bargain and will be sold

Why, we are right in it, | 822 RELFKS, . rH You should just ask to see) 1346 PINTS, ) . more to come. them. trade is rushing because we do the right thing|

by the yard or

made to order in our usual artistic style. We are

bound to keep the lead for everything good and cheap.

SHIRTS, TIES, COLLARS, UNDERCLOTHING, READY- MIDE CLOTHING, HATS and CAPS, all sizes, very cheap.

D. A. BRUCE, QUEEN STREET,

Breaker of High

Prices.

Charlottetown, September 23, 1893—tu thu sat

Nice Clothes | ;

Made up in first-class style, of the very

best T'weeds and Suitings in the city.

Well Dressed Men

Always patronize fashionable Tailors.

We invite inspection.

Our Good Fits

Are a by-word in Charlottetown.

Fashionable Tailors «-+=s Victoria Row.

WHEN YOU | ARE. IN THE CITY

| VISIT SITING THE EXHIRITION - -

AND GIVE US A CALL

YOU WILL FIND US AT-*@OUR STORE,

| ALSO AT OUR BOOTH AT THE

WITH A NEW AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF

.

and the Best Stock of STATIONERY in

the Town.

Charlottetown, September 20, 1893.

om ali onler 2 ge gr | , Three rooms also for office, |

James McLeod & Son,

BE SURE We Shall be More Than | “20:

Pleased to See You.

162 VICTORIA ROW , South End of Exhibition Building,

BOOKS, PICTURES, PURSES, SHOPPING BAGS, &c.,

HASZARD & MOORE, Booksellers, Printers & Bookbinders.

customers see at & where the Bargains are to be found

8 cheap tha Zance

sept22—tf

TO LET.

FOUR DWELLINGS n

th Stable and Coach House

Picasant Si., all in good rood tenants

lately occh-

Rent moderate t

pied by Messrs, Davies & Haszard, on Queen Street WILLIAM DODD

Ch’tewn, Sept 21—2aw. i

EUREKA HOTEL, WATER STREET.

Trains and charges

to meet all

Moderate

Free Coach Steam boats. table.

Good

C. A. BENOIT, Proprietor.

oh" town, July 3, 1893— - Sea mw bases

Light Brahma Chickens

A FEW very fine ones, for sale cheap, if taken immediate) ’

" F.C. COTTON, July 16

BRITISH AMERICAN

DYEING COMPANY.

Gold Medalist Dyers and Cleaners, MONTREAL.

WE ARE PREPARED TO DYE all class of goods and garments eqnal to any House in Europe

FRENCH CLEANING All information reg ete., furnished hy

CHAS

a specialty

ard ng shades, prices,

IVES MORRISON, Avent, Queen Street sept25 eon

TO LET.

A desirable Dwelling House on Hillsborough Street, adjoining residence of Lemuel Poole, with Stable attached. This house is newly painted, papered and otherwise put in good order throughout. Kent moderate and im- mediate possession,

GEORGE septi—sat tu th & wky

ALLEY.

W ants, Lost, Found, &e

Advertisements under this heading charged five cents per line,

BOY WANTED.—At once, an Intelligent boy of about 16 years of age as apprentice at thisoffice. Must have a tairly good education

Street, a goid brooch with monogram “HH. 8.” Fin ler will be rewarded by leaving it at this office. $4 —-Be pias

LOST.—On Friday morning, either between Harris & Stewart's and M. Stevenson's Tin Shop or between there and the Methodiat Parsonage, a goid brooch in the form of four hearts, set with a small brilliant. Finder wil please leave it at this office aA pd aoyte

TO LET.—A dwelling he “use with shop | in good order Apply to Joserm CLARK, Mal peque Road. C08 --cagtas

TO LEr -A Furnished C ottage, pleasantly situated and heated with hot water Apply at THE EXAMINER office. Ww &——septD)

WANTED.—By the first of October, a girl for gene.al housework. Must be well recom- meneed. Apply at once to Miss CARRIF HENRY, Chestnut Street bi—sept2!

TO LET—A Cottage on taining nine rooms; connection. Apply

septl5—eod tf

West Street, cou water and sewerage in at this office

TO LET rhe east rp half of a House sity ate on Sidney Street, lately occupied by Mrs Rooney, containing six rooms, and is in good condition as the house was rebuilt last sam mer Possession given immediateiy Apply to Mr. Thomas McQuaid, Lower Queen Street, or to the owner at Southport.—BKowatyp KELLY dy—septl

TO LET.—One-nalf of a double tenement house on Hillshorough Square, iately occu- pied by B.C. Prowse, For particulars apply lo Wm. Wyatt or B. ©. Prowse. eod tf—jy22

MRS. F. MACNUTT has classes for Drawing and P Upper Prince Street.

re-openel her ainting at her resi

jw law pd—septs on Chestnut Street, con to Mra. P. Zw eod

al ooms Apply Brown, (

entral Hot

septly

TO LET rhe house on Queen Street lately occupied by Mra. Offer Apply to Mks. Orr en at her present residence on Kent Street.

sep

WAN: ED.—A second-hand holst wheel. Apply to C. L. Monxison, Queen Street

TO LET.—A house on the corner of Prince and Sidney Streets, kpown as the “ Fulton House jossession given immediatels A p- ply to A. FULTON, at the Bazaar Store

augZs

TO LET A cottage situated on Pleasant Street, containing eight rooms in first~<laas oder, at present occupied by John A. Me- innis, bsg. 4isG, stabie in rear, Possession

given immediately, Apply to Mr. Thomas MeQuaid, Lower Queen Street, or to the owner, EDWARD KELLY. ji

WANTED TO HIRE, for about two months a good, quiet, family carriage horse, not less than ligg ibs. weight, todrive rx ound tlown.— J. Unswor i—jya

TO LET.—That p anenntiy situated resi dence on Richmond Street West, near the sea breeze. To 4 small private family, rent moderate if appl led for soon. Apply on the premises. —{ HARLES HiGGins. jy7

TO LET.— Brick Dwelling on Water Street lately Occupied by Mr. George J. Wright This house has been painted and papere: throughout, and is now in splendid ee from attic © cellar. Possession given imme- diately. Rent moderate. For particulars apply to GEORGE PEAKE, Office in building oceup! ed by Peake Bros.& Co. — eod a cuss

TO HIRE.—A first-class Horse and By

to hire. Rates reasonable. Apply at G. G Jury's Je welry Store. augs

MONEY TO LOAN.—In emmatl amounis op Farm and City Properties Apply to fF. W L. Moonr, London House Corner, C hariotte town. iim €0d—septg