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THE CHARLOTTETUWN UARD

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"wands, ssl ; cHA1u.o'r'rE'rowN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA -smear si-:1;r1a:MsElR J J 1-* W

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The Newf of Ofli cers Elected _For the Ensuing ear

Horatio Nebon the New

High Chief Ranger---Next Meeting to be Held at . Montague---‘List of those Attending.

in Castle Hall, this city, met at ll yestcr

day morning.

The mileage and per diem committee

reported 'il out of 43 Courts represented. Tl1e Financial Committee in their re port congratulated the Court on the satisfactory iinanciai condition, the past ycarlreing the first in the history of the liiuh Court that the balance _was on the 0 riglit side.

A special committee appointed last

year to inquire into tbematter of awsrdin the P. Il. Island Hospital submitted a re-

year for discussion

an 1

The follon ing oillcers were elected - H C R`Ghul_,es Murphy Court Queens-Dr J. G. Toombs, A. J.

P H o It-D Preston 1vnN..|.t. G"‘,‘“°» H V G R_M“rdoUh Mcmom f Lourt Ifnlnogownn--Wilfreil M. Forbes. H_ Secy__L0uis U_ Fuwlcn Cplurt I otrel-Daniel Ferguson, James H rms~r 1; e - 1 . M" "'51 H Phys_J0|m Jgxlfnc’ M D* Court Dundas-George E. Saville, D. C.

H auditors-E rx .1or<1an, n P MeNatt C°““ W"°’"“”D°““1d F' K°“"”' Y|M|E A| ~ ._ I’ 1” - °‘”° “"

. J. Sec'y-W S Heal;-aio, MCSUT s"""1g‘°f)""“R' A' Em°"t' J' D' | day under rush orders from Ottawa with; S0{:“IiisM§nt6 E Mcnmmld' Codrinlvfount étenhen-Arthur Gates. ' ___ , "i“l°§` 5“PP“°° f°" tht’ H“d°°“" BW

- arver. - _ - . -- _ - f ,

J WTHBW sm,,h_ M. a. Alan, angasiusxeniis. O d L N, h I th Y ___ Uomraay on lim-d ,gh M“mhn,_J Edwm Bulpmu Comm- Trauma-’1homas Butler., p8|'i6 HST ig t ll C . The Neptune has been lying hare loaded llgh Conductor--Joim Anderson COUNT J G CAMERON-'David Rom' ' A

- - . for over a month but there was a contre-'

igh Messe11gcr~George Saville. H"i;“TI';'“(S'3:AT “VEsT`Pamck McPhee' M' C' A' Prominent Whlle Drunk and Is Deralled versy in Ottawa as to whether the igh Senior Beadlc-i..l McPherson. , - ‘ _ ' _ g, .1 th | || | |d 9 _

HJ H ,Patrick McPhee High Jn Beud,e__D“mclMcA,dun__ T (;;1;;r\;i;oor1nu1r1\~RH Montgoxnery Y, M, C, A, workers ` at Swltch Sent for 33:5: or e mar ne po oesiou c nt

' lst executive olllcors pvcscntz- y' _ P t '

DRHSSJID _]_,,,,,s0,,Y M_ D" J M Quoin*G1.1aNw1=-Evcrcii=M°L¢0d- i`6S6ll . v 'rho orders today followed the argent rk, ML A, Joan G '1'oon.1.s, M 11. I(f:“$€,',;’;"l’;:_’“""’"'J°"“ W T'°"”' releirrarhlo enquiries of yesterday from nnetl1liIcKay,Jnl1n Ii Ilcll, Chas. W. mf’ _ ' . H _° . ~ "_" "'__ the Hudson's Bay colony which feared enyl Hamm) Nelson’ J Gomun MENU' voouur .5.\.\1u11.|. I’uuws1-.A Roderick

. . V Iuwfiii. r 1 Y.1u. c. A. c u P ' n , s t. 14.- s 1 1. _L “"“”"“°‘°"~

Umm High Court at Monbamxm O Arch. Campbell, \V H Doughcity, .i \\ ,_ H he Marit me ouven on EFEBHO U BD i DNB ) ea

Sutherland, AE Douglas, M. D. I) T M -- CDW" R“"""’j\/““"TE_ B“Ipm‘ opened last night in Y. M. C. _A. Hall zlm. 13,,1,¢U¢|¢ got, drunk my, “mm ,md A

Itesoiutloiis of vondolenes were Passed yy J F Wham ’ _ L Co1u1~.\N1oN L,oon1' 1<onrUNa~-Maud “pon the m.,_|,,al of the delcgnms from me _

. d bo fi th C di

he followlnitdelcliatcs were in uttend- McD°"“ld'M"`rgurch ('mdy` 'min and me Princess' Jumpe on M 8 ana an Puma A

u“ce__ | Co1a1'aNro.v Comrr Bnroli'roN-Mar- It opened Wm, n mm: mrvlce led by yard engine ami opened tho throttld.

l’1u1tlIlghGhiciRangcr, and W D Mc» 0;", C|m“tnuq\m_Jo,m D Goss’ wm_ garcl. E Iiuwutt, Mary SMeI.eod. F_ L_ Wmh, of Worcester' after wmch H., had n 1-1.1¢, um," an open swim), de.

kins, John Mollison, Dr. J'ohnE iiic- 1,c°;‘""`N'°N Cowl? VmwmA"LU Hl1l‘V9y Grilhhrll. NGW GIMROW. HUD' railed thosngine.

mittee and spoke on The Duty of the He was arrested and in court today was

Hour urging advancement In every Hua charged with having stolen and carried of y_ 'M_ c_ A_ work away one locomotive engine. __`

c0en¢l;,]i¢‘|étei;§;:'i};1i;\:,1r:;r8'i;nl;isdféliinggllowing nnlio was unable to remember the affair QUKBE0, sept u__(Specm)__Amh_c"

li C ii--Horatio Nelson, Montague. li V C R-Rev David Price, North

lllvcr. II Secy-L U Fowler, Bedeque, (ro eleo

ter .

li Treas-E E Jordan, Charlottetown.

ii l’l1ys-Dr. D Darrach.

ii Coun-J A Bentley. H Auditors-John Anderson, S F

Hodgson. _ H

The following are the appointed othcers: li Orator-Rev J G A Belyea.

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H Organist-Mrs G W McLeod. ` H

li S W-John D Goss, Summcrside. I

11 .1 \v_novm asm. 1| s 11-.-1: L1 Asia.

ll Mar-J A McCormack, Souris.

H J se-cy-w s Bonuses, sammsisida. it was decided to hold the next session

expression appreciation of the services of Iii. the late brothers Dr W I-I Robertson,

lntym,i’astIiigh Treasurer, and sym~ C

11atl\isi11gwitl1the relatives ofdoceased. ggald Joseph Read M 1- A

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Court Onawny-.loseph L Dyer.

' ., . Court Minnewawu-\V A Lcard, E

or _ Horace Howatt. , ' `= _ Court Silvan-John J McDonald. J M “~ A" b"”l'. NIM- li-'N Aitken, Isaac Beers, Iioratlo Nelson.

“"°" |7*”“t“' by urn* Court St. John--J A McCo1-uiaek.

Court Avondale-S 1" Hodgson, W H

' Stevenson, F L Renonf, .T 1. Sontner.

‘_ Au ~ “_ 5 - ¢-._. Court Ferndale-I°l ii Mcldaehren.

dm_u mu' * "nw W Court Murray ilariror-D 1’ Murriock.

Court Aii»lno~A I) Ross, J J McDonald

\ Cours Prince Eilwarrl--~I)i‘. lhtrrucli:

- ` Bend. Brysnton. ._ = » Court Westmorelaml-Rev David Price,

< ' Matthew Smith, M I. A -

' ` Court Nonparicl-.I Id Moliatt, Rev. .I G

‘ A Ilelyea. _ C

o ge: than the avenge shoe is C

Dun BMuBeiou,._C|,a,.|(,s ]m.Gn.,,o,.' DR. DARRACH, R. B. Wallace, Fredericton; C. W. Totten, passenger hm' méht from ,hum when hu

what we 053- the ubuc when we John W McLeod. Kensington, hswiy elected High Physi- 5Yd“°Y~

was attending the marriage of his

say that we are ogering you our Court Cabot-J A Bem‘ey,J B C Bnlrcr.4 clan, 1. 0. F. _ Cfedemiiil Bf;°'“'“l"‘°”"J'kM' t§_l"‘Irl‘;' . 0Wn makc- Ti1¢S¢ 311008 BN made ~""‘ " '" ;”_ I SgllerySDr|nBtleid Mass. I ’ u ‘ "Name driving horse WMI” In Nl," \

in our own factory and we are .'. . _ -'~ mis os......iu.$e.-11. H. mmirtm., S°"°"‘° _

SpringiicidScl\ooi;Rcv. E. M. Forbes Ox- Tris worships Cornwall and Ilerwicle

ford; W. T. Robb, New Glasgow' \V. S_ have been compelled to anchor threolnllesf 1 _ I

` Louson. city. ’ outside pf Picton light owinK to the sh_el- 0tDém§'e§i3;;$p:h;¥e(§::°`;:xunb;J

Resolutions Committee.-Chas Robson, low waterin 'Picton harbor. Durihg the (melon that he QM Knmy ofa munmr

V North Sydney; Hugh McLeod, Moncton; last two days a in-ge number of Plctou‘ commmed “em Youngstown (ohm) _ ' K. A. Baliantyne, Fredericton. people have gone out to them hutltho mom than (muy yen" “K0 hubeenmuud'

' I Q ' ' ‘ I_ J tonny weather prevented many going '

-L-$5-‘__ ..-mm. ° 4 byaposse of searches. The body was

°n bond' t hangiug in a tree lu s secluded ravine in

Pmonto leaving forToronin Alex. Mo the county ef Wallace. Pinned to his

Kinnon who has begn captain of the breast wana pieceofwrapping paper on

_ - Boys Hi hiand Briga e for some _time ` which was written the following:

T°“°N"'°' sept' 15' "(sp°°|°")`F|“e was preyecnted by them 'with _a not oi' “My nams is Charles 5-Icrrig. Over

and cool. ' ebony iliiary brushos,_sllver moi|nted,» thirty years ngolmurdarbd ayoung girl

,aooom led by the following Bddiess' ' named Liule E Grombaoher near

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Ago “Ama 3_ Deal-‘qi-:-Wa the diemben of the s; Youiigstown _(Ohio). Charles Sterling an

CHIC _ T _ _ mghisrr Br1gsdo;$;»se_his‘t‘i;nocanwstr ilnaoosatmss, was erica eonviswi and

- - yourdsppriurefro C riot n desire angsd for`_the murder of this girl. If

_ °n°*°°- é°Pl'°"‘b°" "_ (sP°°|“ _°“ wexpmss ourap|iree|=tioa`oft.ii; fysit ful- yligdylls ver found, notify my mother _serhml 0:71 ggi 115°- w°=':1“ L4: msmicriniwaioaiyoaiiavsaueasma he gathering &nia,atoirsra\o1.io>."

_*Pm* .lim H Pwk um” duties of captalnlg our Brigade. _s __lf I-ierllg had not leftawrittsn eonfes-

. also deslreyou _to ept the aeoomparm- _son and had not meds at the ranch a V ..- .-il -f¢__ V _ ‘ ingasal‘;nal_l tbksfi of ourrzstzsmhand ah _ rest of suicide, his body might not have

| ' “ ` . heartIly_ o your many f en s v_r_is ~ bpen found for yearsashe hanged himself

mud. umm." "mu" “uh you every sucoouin your new sphere of I htaspot seldom visited.

“"""”_“""" "' _ ,_ "" , lilo- Oh \>¢|ll\|fUf5fi!lfi6»D"|f| Blfmllli. Alvilfiil fbi! 118* Wal I shred of green

" .” Lisut. A large number ofthe boys were _ stu!! such as is sled as a fees veil. Itis

"wWAuT:&-Ahl'lr:_;|5°f»K¥\° H ` 1- also at the station tobid farewell toMr. recalled hy a former Youpgstown man u1i1:;.Min me Mini. W 1| mi. 1 "°K""'°“' "°"*‘°° L'"‘° °"’"""‘°l=°' "°f°°“°il v

"Bht here to stand by our v`vo'rk. ‘° and our reputation is too valuable i0 be socriiiced b offering the public inferior oods. These Shoes are made of long tanned grain leather. with clump soles and _ clinched shahks, just the shoes for -

fall wear as they are water resist- ers. The price' s $_i4.5o cash which is decisively chéa for the 'high _ grade workmaoshiia put lu them. We also oder the 'wome'n’s bble H11dch1ld’s_llce boots whiche are substantially made. ‘soles being h°"u°"°'°'. br” .ir

ne n e weai' " "ii ty '

°¥3h°¢l? _wily not ttyl? ptiili' of

the above snoes';an way yan should have a look eve them. . e never

iire showing' oh; goods.

Goff Bfros

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f Sole Agents for the Slater Shoe °r Men. ` , .

'i`ln-,liigli Court, I. 0. F., in session

port which was laid over for 'another

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ll Messi-.rigor-D MeAlduil, Alhcrton. wi A Con- A D Ross, Eldon.

ourt Abeg»\'eit»»A|i1|.-rt Jenlrins.

- .- _ Court Wiltshire--E\'|:rctt Johnston,

George W McLeod. ,

MC]gurtNortiiumberland--WilDouixliei-ty W

L _ . .» Court A|,e,.de,,“_DpMcNu¢_t,_ ` ,` D o n; ev. . . ornon, orth Sydney; REv'EDwm Swrm' onrdlganl was n

n _

Honino NELSON.

B eiongs to Montague.

The New i-iigh Chief Ranger of the independent Order

fForesters, Elected atYesterda_y’s} Meeting. Mr. Nelson

'mosh wuo a'r'1'1cNua11. Court Frectown-R B Auld.

c(,,_ Court Lennox-Peter Brodie,

H Goun-George S. Inman. MCKW’

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The following oillcers were in attend- ('D'm‘ mh°“"Alex D' McLean'

mitted the report of the Maritime Com

COAL i I COAL !

Quick despatch will now be given to schooners I for

Round, Egg, Run-of-Mine and Nut Coal

The intcrcoionlai Coal iiinliis €ompany’s Pier, Plciou iiariior.

‘ For orders for cm-goes apply to

HYNDMAN oi co..

Selling Agents for P. A§&Island. 1

Othce 33,Queen Street. . _, _,

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tation to Pnnce Louis

of Battenburg A

In answer to a telegram forwarded to

Sydney by His Worship Mayor Kelly on Wednesday to Prince Louis of Batten burg asking if he would receive an address and hold a reception in the City Hall hers the following reply cams last night:

Fredk. F. Kelly, Mayor. Your telegram of September i4 received.

I will receive address at City Hail ut- elevcn o’oloek on the 18th and attend re- ception afterwards with pleasure?

Louis Battenburg.

It is the intention of i-he Mayor and

Council to meet the Prince at the wharf and escort him to lbs City Building about a quarter to eleven in the forenoon.

The address will be presented at eleven

o‘ciocl¢ and afterwards all citizens who wish to be presented to the Prince will b . accorded that privilege. '

, Councillors Stewart, Hooper and Red-

His \Vorship the Mayor who has taken the

lliii MARITIME

___ `*“__.~_ Q #_ S due Mme CDH" Cam,” cl brother. Mr. Smith also purchased a

.,. “_ ‘QF ""‘¢i.'a§;-H' = .~ . '

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din are the committee in charge and with ‘ost Jomw' sept' l4'_i Spe°m`)`It ‘B “L

. ge '

initiative in this matter, are leaving noth~ and autumn cnmlvul Wm be held hem ing undone to mokc the affair a creditable e

one to Charlottetown. pmgmm Wm be pmvldm'

celebration so far this summer.

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OF A iiiiii I I `AooREss ._ ‘

his nion couar 1 1= T0 THE LGls(1:3I§lQ‘iv3; _

Edward cue of New some Maw 0|' Thaw Attending Left for Home Yes

The city Wilimakea Presen wc Pleads Not Guilty t d ...__

-Date of Trial

daring John Steeves also of Hillsboro ln‘ Falmouth near Portland about April l2th

Cole takes matters coolly and a urs

indifferent- to the result of his trial. The date for the trialfhas not been ict. _

ill Clllllilili

And will Hold an' Autumn

ther likely that a merchants week

St. John has been without any sort of a

*M

d was sent up for trial to the

Nominating Committee-P. F. Moriarty su me Court vmmi 0; Vnianivllifh if0WHHhiP °f UAH-

Halifax ; D. McLellan, Sydney; A. C: pre ' nuoolation has entered action against the Ducheinin, city; Dr. Il. J. McDonald,

' Railway hom tbxec hundred and twenty-

Ceva' a,~,<;,,§1@fe~fS' SUPPLIES. itil

S A _ s-1-. Jesse, Nha, sept. 14.-< spsun.)-'

The steamer Ne tune sal d from `h

__ Northern Trust Co and Canadian Pacific

Westville J.E Irvine, St. John J J.

Mghlgihitggnzh Maritime Committ.ee‘s H nm thmund d°"““‘

R,,por1,__}_ K_ Ross] ony; S_ “_ Swvommn . . . He claims that a spark from a Canadian: Sydney ; Dr. R. J. McDonald, \Vcstv|lle;

Pacliie locomotive started a fire whichi

Ro C. W Vern n Nor

v. . o , th Sydney; A. G. destroyed Vlilanivilie including the Putnam, Maitland ; J. P. Archibald, Tru- p|Mnm..B exwnmvs Emvmms by “Mon of l ro ; John Moriarty, New Glasgow. _ _ '

Busmess CommmM__A_ W_ Robb' Syd whichhe was prevented from completing- ney; W. C. Turner, city; M. W. Ross, A Ri"-U H100'-ini! mllfiiil WM i1BiIi iii' contracts and consequently became in»

Sydmy; _]_ E_ I,.,.|,,,-,_ sh J,,hn_ lfslcoonwooil yesterday afternoon between solvent'

D,,v0¢_|0,,,| (;°mmm,e,,__.v\f_ W_ K|ng,,. steam of five from the Institution and 1 , A s' E, - =. :_ =_

ton, St. John; 1'.. W. Archibald, city; J, T, dve city militiamen. Aftora ciosc contest .“ »». . .E £4 ’

McKenzie, city; Stanley Cliristianson, St. tim f0l2l\B\' ‘V011 by 0110 P0|¥lii-

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illill Silii; Wil

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_ _ ‘ The principal business was finished to-

. _ but the report was referred bask for

- day and many of the delegates left foo fur",-6,. wnB|d,~,mmm_

| ' - homo. Tha Synod deoided to accent the in-

Several motions which had been anq vitutlon from Ottawa to meet there lu

nounced were withdrawn.

er ay Report of the Committee on Tem perahce Creates Some diescussien and

Reception Pon'rr.aNi1,Scpi14.-(Special)-Edward Is

’ Cole of Hillsboro New Brunswick, wheni

__ arraigned hero today on charge of mur~I

Lili.;

Dioliliad ‘ Nut Guilty Qunni-.c, Sept. 14.-(Special)-The An

ibesn properly represented before

VP” glieansynod villi proroguo st noon tol °°"`"“"'”°°

The Synod favored all practical means

to prevent the spread of the liquor tradlo

t three years time.

A motion that s special missionary be

Today the report on temparanee w

considered and some speakers iipposii; appointed to work among newly arrived the condemnation by thocommitteo of tho; immigrants was referred to a committee Gotliéilbdrgi system be*lic`ving it had nod forconslderation.

it Q, -

arly in Ootuber and that an attractive Forwarded Under Rush Orders;

to Save a Colony from . Starvation.

HUilSUN'S Biif

T-lllliiii illllil

HJH FIVE YEAHS

Brings to Land a Message of Shipwreck on Scotland’s Coast.

Mosrnnu., Sept. 14-(special)-On March lst 1890. the Dominion liner Labrador was wrecked on the coast of Scotland but all hands were saved. When tho ship s`trueir, George Brand- iord, s cattle man, wrote o note record- irig the fiet and placed it in s bottle

which he threw overboard. The letter was addressed to the Mon-

treal Star and turned up today. It was picked up in Hermitage Bay, Newfound- land, on August 17th.

In tivo years the bottle had drifted

across the Atlantic the distance being sixteen hundred miles in a straight line.

veil when murdered and that part oijlt was used to strangle her. The piece found

about l~ierzlg's neck is supposed to be the remainder of the veil as he showed such a piccs to a fellow ranuhman, to whom he told the story of his crime, declaring that he l1ad kept it all tbesc years to use in ending his own -life some day.

Herzig said in his confession to tho

ranohman that after committing the murder and exchanging shirts with Sterling, he went io Warren (Ohio),whcre he was employed asja gardener by a lawyer naniod Rattliff. After Slerling's arrest and trial Hcrzig lied to Mesopo- , tamlu (Ohio), where he remained in hid» log until the eve oi Sterling's execution when he stole a horse and went west. Ho settled i11 Telluride (Colo.), where he married. Ohio people commenced to nove ln, and hceoming frightened he de- serted his wife and child and wont to California. Since then he has been a wanderer.

School Maps. 2

Steinberger. Hendry ae

Co’s Howard Vincent Map of the British Empire, size 72x63- aerprice $5.00

Copp Clark Co’s. new

Map of the Dominion of Canada, size 96x60, $6.00

Gage's Mapa of the Do-

minion, Hemispheres, North America. etc., -each . . . . . ..$4.00

MscKiniay's M13: of the Maritime Pro aces, $5.00

Map Drawing Books,

Prang’s Drawing Books.

emails. co., ua., Charlottetown,

lin livers-ge' Daily Circu on

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ofat Least ooo is Goa a t id 'f

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