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ESTABLISHED 1891' CHARLOTTETDWN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. SATURDAY. AUGUST 24. |901 _

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POUR ROBBERIES

ON THURSDAY NIGHT

The Police Arrested David Bell and :Securcd| a Quantity of Goods.

THREE UFFICES AND

A YACHT VISITED

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Exciting Moments at Bell’s

House-The Goods Identified

Yesterday Afternoon-The Prisoner to be Arraigned This lliorning-The Story as Told by the Police. _ _ ._ _,_ ,t e »

TWIN BRIDGES, SUSPENSION AND CANTILEVER, ST. JOHN

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'ol k` at an early hour. The Sergeant] asked

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Y"'5’ERD" ‘f°°"°°° “ on ° oo ' A masonryaoon had alltheboysaeoualntiedf ggggigghglnyéht

received b telephone at her what she meant by an early hour and m Fa” an

nntil later on in the afternoon Strkelllt Bradley then took Oticer Harp" *ith hiin and went down to R. His-M\l1lD`° toinvestigate. On the wa! d°‘m ""7 mot Capt. Mc)/Iillan ani llr. M. P. Hagan and they told the police that Captain McMillan’s oilice, I P HOKMYS 05309 and. the omce i _ Full’st

Mill had been entered on Thursday night A

through the respective windows.The glass in each case was broken and the lock On the windows removed. The police then‘ went to Capt. MoMillan‘s odlce and sa how the burglar entered. The CaDi»°l _stated that a parcel of dry goods left there

by F. Perkins St Co., for Mrs. McMillan was missing. The roller mill was then visited but nothing was missed. The

police then went to M. P. Hogan's oillce and found that although the burglar had effected an entrance nothing was taken.

the woman said was the one that he (Bell) had taken it away at eight o'c10¢k on lhe

previous ev°ning and had brought it back The Sergeant looked at the coat

and hung it up after which he went into the next room and the first thing that

met his eye was a pair of blankets. After he had thrown them aside the next think that revealed itself was a corset cover and a pair of combinations. Bradley then returned to the kitchen where

Harper was examining some childrens clothing which was being made up-

Harpei- remarked :that it was a night gownjeut down to make a child`s gar-_ ment. TheSergeant went over to a. lounge and noticed a hole in the covering and found the body of the Inight shirt. The

goods were all piled together for removal and iust then Bell appeared and stood at

shall let events demonstrate the truth o the assertion that travel is education, no merely geographical, but mental educa tion, with ethics as a concomitant

My itinerary commenced on Aug wth

by my presenting my credentials. The oillcial to whom they were addressed was away, the subordinate who opened my letter greeted me with a genial smile, an augury I took it of a pleasant trip. "Yes, everything was en-regle and if I would accompany him to the ticket ollice he would hand me my ticket.” This was supplemented by a capital little pam- phlet scheduling rates, route and hours. Having a few hours, the agent of the C. P. R., Mr. C. B. Foster put me on a “buckboard" with twelve others to do the lions of St. John. At every point of in- terest the driver tersely announced place or object, occasionally expatiating on some historic scene or beautiful lan

symmetrical bridges,the Reversible Douglas Avenue with its magnilico view and soon to be one of the pieces of roadway in the Dominion so on to the Ferry The trip replete interest costs Just fifty cents gives one an excellent idea of John, its magniilwnt residences delightful environment. From heights on Douglas Avenue the vie ward was impressive. The harbor -alive with shipping, large steam ers taking their freights of passengers,l or cereals. From 'the bridges one view of the lumber yards with myriads of logs. lline host Mc keeps up the reputation of the TV for cuisine and comfort. At live five our party for the Pan-Am boarded the sleeper “Woodstook”. Foster soon had all comfortable an smoking room with its old time

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the 1105120 °m°° Wh” C59* R°°°m lun' Ban '°pu°d 1QI°°l°° adiner, bosldea the usual train gave the

Mchlillan wished to soo Sergeant:Bi'adiey. lgoant asked for the parcel he took home engine. vine 5 task wpun up an h`]f!d' l ,i ii Q Liga#

_ “.0 ,h d tha ,mmm “plied “ng th," wa, _ _ _ ,_ hour late in starting. The world is small _ttwq thirds ell-N! whgp

At twooclockthe caseof Iohn if Y,ln _ _ _ _ 1 ~_r.... _ wt .ii

141: ever 'no parcel The Sergeant further asked ; V } after all. Besides the writer at an oxoel _g md g ylgigggmq

came on and the mama- W” h _ t. d W wen a°oM|'mch ‘ Without attempting to philosophize l or marine-scape. Rockwood Park, the 1°" dinner nt' may "lm" birth '_ioipatod.,,__ A., A _

- . f0l‘i» 6 °09~ 80 "3 _ _ _ _ . . _ _ . Fans, was buta .iozen miles from the scribes

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homo, a close relative and a personal friend of the writer’s.

In the adyoining seat was a former

pupil The intervening 10 years had changed the fair lassie into a blushing maid, fair to the eye and as clever as fair Ilearned she was to take another tour shortly but not as on this occasion with her mother for chaperone. I ventured the bold joke that I hoped her marriage _would not prove out of the Pan into the

ting the air at 30 or 40 miles an hour ~ it may,be assumed the road bed is in good shape and every appliance possible to re duce jolting, prevent oscillation or nulllfy noise had been applied to these travelling palaces. Tho'°oy-of it-we have this

», right thro’ to Sulfalol Who would not

£0 on a personally conducted party Y eigho I on and I are getting sleepy

to stop for the present.

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relations to communication with P E

The burglar had apparently endeavor- the head of the stairs and enquired as to

-ed to cover up his tracks as nothing was - what the police were doing there. Serge- left behind by which the police could get ant Bradley invited him to see the goods aclue. Serirt. Bradley then said to Oillcer _and asked him where they came from.

Harper that ‘°apparentlyj_v§ are where we Bell said they were there this long time. started but I think we will try Dave ` The omcers then arrested Bell, a tussel Ben-,_~° _ followed and resulted in Bell and the good

Harper replied: “I saw Dave Bell go 'being taken to the station. After Bell

diome last night with a coatlover his arm." was incarcerated Mr. A. G. Peake came

to the station and complained that his yacht was broken into and several

' . furnishing a list of

_ B u on articles stolen After _

They accordingly went' passing e the articles among which was a pair of

the “Meet as “nothing WAS wma g' After blankets, he was shown the blankets ¢nf»*1»iUR Belrs h°u5° anquiry W” made which he said he believed to be his. Later as to whether Be'-l was homeol1lTh11‘°Sd8Y on Mr. Hyndman identified the goods.The

night His Wm, r ~-,ned t,hat]he was home _ prisoner will be arraigned this morning.

Sergt.Bradley said: “Then we go there

.and see."

WHY sxenreiiisyr when you Gaul NEW YORK MARKETS.

gets remedy that has been tested fora _.___ -over twenty-five !Ye$1`5 Funefs Black' Closing prices August 23 berry Cordial, cures all Summer Com- Amaygamated Copper 121 _plaints in Children and Adulli Bild U13! American Sugar 136 be had at all dealers, price 25 cents. American Tobacco 1342

Atchison Common 77;?

763

sg &_|3=¢__ 1.. -- -- It Brooklyn Transit ,

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Burlington

“ 0 ,J Leuisviiie Nashviue 104,;

Manhattan 12%

A 0 New York Central nil

N o h 'fic Common ` Dil

rt Paci

Rock Island 143% se. Paul 167i

Another large Shipment Of iUnitec1“State‘s Steelflom.

_ _ . Atcheson Pref. 93

the Invictus Shoe, will arrive _ southern Pacino 59s

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ai; eng.; As SURE as You ann: BORN.

Putman’s Corn Extractorcures all kinds

of corns and warts, in a short time. Cures

painlessly as well as promptly, cures radi- oally as Well as %uickly. he greatest

. corn raiser on the orth American Con-

tinent, just ask your druggiat if this isn’t

so. D¢‘u%gste all sell it. If you are at a distance m a drugstore send twenty- five eenu to N. C. Po son & 0o.,Kingston, and get it post paid.

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Sugar Corn, Ripe Tomatoes, Butter Beans, Beets, Carrots, Onions, Turnips, Cabbage, Caulidower, Potatoes, etc. at Gay’s stalls, Saturday evening, openufrom 6 to 10. -

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fore you buy ° AGrand Sweet Pea Show will bo held at our

' Store. Sunnyside.

1 Al ssl 28il| 29th' and 30*|i l90l

neo. “ako” g when thdl-`lowere'are at thcirbe.st. ’

The following Prizes will be given for Sweet

E?-'31

peas grown from Seed purchased from us ti-.is I

season.

` - First Competition

Best Bun uct (all blue shades or all red

- shddes) 3 1°°

_ Second Best Boquet (all blue sliadca or all red

. ’ Thii'ds;;:teI3buquet [all blue sliadea or all 7°

. 1-edahadea)k 5° Best Bouquet (in ed colours) 15

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-- Preferential rebate on goods from Great

___ Cape Breton by the government encourag-

ingatran Atlantic line of steamers between the Miramichi and London or

other Mailers of Great ImD0f" Liverpool, calling at Charlottetown and

CllSSCCl.

The recent meeting of the Maritime

Board of Trade at Chatham was a. highly important one. The following subjects were up for consideration.

Reduction of postage on city drop

letters.

Canadian old home week and' tourist

Discriminating rates on the Inter.

colonial Railway,

Wharf extensions and improvements at

Imports and export trailic over the L G.

Railway. -‘

Telegraph grievance of P. E. Island.

Should ci ic tax

cities vote at civic elections. _ _ _ Fire insurance rates. -

culverts.

Marine insurance rates.

T°lf§faDh Service £;;i;i;;;‘;:.zi:::::;;;f;.......

ment-.

.t Britain imported directto Canada.

PASSED Ai Mgigrim ii‘.“"°."“‘;S‘;‘;‘"..‘Z.‘f.‘.i.“.; .. .........

ea van ai!

New Brunswick, P- E. Island and

Sydney

taIlCe Taken and Dis- Fast Atlantic service.

More permanent materials for public

wharves and breakwaters.

st-er fishery.

steamship service.

moved that this board again. urge the

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Every laouseavifo

taheamlndiizitcrcstinher clothes closet aa inherpax- Interim-ing-room.

ltl.§it§l;iliii§_ iiliiiiziiwii IS’ Inf' axis' il ri it

coming over the public opinion 2. of the United States in that re-

>_- gard. It i.s'gra.tifying he e said, to know >` that the importantance of our trade with

A our neighbors _is now: being

e to some extent realized by them and :that l ,» _ theyare putting forward, through their; ; chambers of commerce and trade _ ~ journals thatdt is now their turn to sue

_ for freer trade relations.

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. _ Chicago, August Z3.-(Special.) - The

- following are the closing rates:

Pork $14.-*5. _

“_W1i`ed§"'.~2 SR”

ma* I

School question. its present cirriculum.

'v' defaulters intnwns and

Resolution for Improved ...§i‘§.§§”€.?f..f?.II..‘Z£i§lZ.‘“°‘“”“"“"'“”°"

What can be done to preserve the lob-

- Bay of Fundy, St John and Digby

The matter of P. E. Island telegraph

grievance was dealt with. Mayor Snow- ball considered tbat the Island people had real grievance. The Telegraph service in Chatham was asgood asjone operator could give, out there was not an allfnight service, something that was: badly needed in summer. Mr. Aitken

_ Federal government for the prompt im- ` pi-ovement of the telegraph service from

- P. E. Island to the mainlanrh The president in the course of his openintr fi address said that it is a pparentflthat 5; more attention must be given to the -V., ocean carrying trade of perishable mod- 3 ities. It is important that steamers be '_ fitted up with the most improved cold- I storage system. It would be in order he `__j said, for this board to memorilize the ’ federal government and urge the fitting _ up of necessary steamers to overtake the

increasing trade in this line of goods,t.hat

_ justice may be dbne and shippers encour- ` aged by having the best equipment pos- sible to secure the mother country _ markets. He also referred to reopening - of trade with the United States and ex- .`, pressed pleasure in the change that is

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it _ c.-ii-.soo ir xieicsrs.

Aua,ust.Wheat UZ Com5€§; 08(4-

Sent Wheat 10%: Com 55%: Oats.-

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‘nossii Movino

Troops and Witrsliios To-.I

i Ward Black Sea.

nUssra’s snsmcrous uovniuaivrs.

Bnusssns, August 23.-(SP€cial.)-Ao. coz-ding to advices from Galatx twenty V Russian torpedo boats and several des- V patch boats have arrived at the Duiester

_ Delta and Russian troops are commencing

to mobilise along the Turkish frontier.

WHAT rr Mar MEAN,

` These movements coupled with the . _breaking od of diplomatic relations by France with the Porte are suspected to

indicate an aggressive policy by France and Russia, to open up the Eastern ques-

tion again.

conunrnis Barre 'run conrs'r1'rU'rroN.

Ovsrna Bair, L. L August23-(Spe- cial.)-The Columbia yesterday beat the Constitution by 2 minutes 50 seconds on

the Seawanka triangle.

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Fannie, Wasted Nerves

Aroused to How Life.

_A8uHea°er For Years From We.;

lleart, Exhnmited Ktrvel ggg] Sloeplesnnoan Cured §y }-hm Boxes of Dr. Cl\nn¢’a Nerve Fo-od.

Whether weakened and wanted by

o\'L‘r‘WCrk. worry or diseare, the ie- suit of exhausted nerves is fet in neurslgic pains, nervous headache and » dyrpepsia, serious functional derange- ments and ultimately in pa.i~aly.<i i, epil- EDSZY, l0C,Om0t0r Staxia, pr0.sfra.ti,;1 0:- i¥1Sf1!litY. the remedy is found l:-i Dr. Chase‘s Nerve Food, as 13 proven in

the case referred to below :-

_ Mrs. Chas. H. Jones. Pie:-cstori, Que., writes:-“For years I have `,-og-_ 3 greet sufferer with my l:e'i L r_n.i nerves. I would take shaking s;>e"s and a. dlzzy=swi:n:ning feeling would comi- over me. Night after night I would never close my eyes. and my head would ache as though it would burst. At-last I had to keep to my bed, and though my doctor attended me from tall to spring, his medicine did not

r help me. -

“I have now taken nve boxes of ;

Dr.. Chase’s Nerve Food, and it has done me more good than I ever boilevefl _ a medicine could do. Words tall to ex~ l press my gratitude for the wonderful 1 cure brought about by this treatment." i

Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, 50 cents a

box, 6 boxes for $2.50. at all dealers, cr Ulmanlon. Bats C CUIDPIIY, Toronlzt I

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Farm for Sale.

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well

oaiunxan sot.niln‘xu.mn.

Col J G Moore. ot

received wordtromllngland Lient. Cyril Moore ot the-I

Afrioa `

anm’e comms! rx.o.a'mn.

has been'a' underwritten ln

qUnlht"s srarun at e'r1'a"Va.

Orrawa, August Department of PnbilcWork|

over the statue of the Queen

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Wmmns, August S6-(Special)-L

Yeommry, was killed in

Mosman., Aug. B3-(Special)-§

stated that the entire notation of

-Reid Newfoundland _Company

new and ready to be. when the Duke otdnrnwall reaches

EVERY WOMAN NEEDS IT

There

FOUNTAFN

PENS

oélgst received six (62 dozen

bratcd PLRKER ‘Lucky

lGilllkSS .FWIIMI .PBS

Theeuoeera of thereu- Leading Features of

PRN are-

Lucky Curve Spring Lock

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Co»n’t- Breack~Cap

Calif! Leak _

, Always Ready. i

when you buy a Fountain Pen yon

want the best. ‘ThiS‘o the Pen that never

1-sat qnienyvfiees me

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And sets at _the worries; The _Speedy Parker l_'ountnia_ lfeu.

Pnoea $1.54: each up to ncaa.

GEO. Gllillill &G0

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Fall--

--Hardware

Onr traveller will soon call'

on you with a full line oflaam-

ples.

Wo ask our friends to' nee

him befire placing dioir or don.