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'"1 ii* "‘° Hihld Road- Race in Hel. his energies and 'with lnoet mini- The onlibe 'Belcher ol the Pro- e e
ex last fall which was won by Hg" flcent burst of . spe‘ed, dnidled in vlncinl Rifle Association were Bred ' ‘ - notebook and
omer, fourth in Montreal Star iff- beautiful form in the fest time of Wednesday under unfavorable eondi- provides the
tan mile "around the m°,,,,,_u 'li 5534 3.5, tions. In spite of the strong wind and taste  ,mu
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the Indian bei 1? I mv lager; vu <1 béhmd thx 1 elif scores were put on The rldemcn, that may be the immediate result of
'erly of Montague, won second pine., °0mDctitor in tholast mentioned. "
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U3 t|“`°"i\\8 the hammer i""°°» DGBUDI; Thomas.
m°mbN’l» and second place ’luotI-501220 Y°rk~ is a new man anduh(iiv¢?;1ro(:1'
75"” (h9“di°lP). 011611 to members goad f°"“ in tfiliuiug- Thom-`
~ Jilm" P9lld°l'§B8t. formerly of Ken; as- HBCU! und Robertson arc*
B198¢°l\. won a number of prices in t°° W0" known here to need any
the open events, including second in commmt' Ther” WCW S0106 entries
hammgr up-,,w|,,g_ second in shot from Lennox Island but they did 'not
putting and “wud in t_,,,,B,,,,,g_ the ;;_l_1eo_w03p_ when the starter called his (_
--- In Preparation for this event the 0 won by M. Paul (10 yards), second
Y°=*-"dev morning the prohibition A* A- A- grounds hed been fired- n ' P. Hooper (sere'teli). third P. col-ish
cm esainst A.w. neddin for third of. *"0 track rel-.elved oonsidereble 81;' <10 yerdisi and fourth P. buffy
fence came up at the Police Court tention in addition to being omoialp (scraltch), time 52 secs '
Emest Foster, drug clerk for Mr' measured in which it was found th it A three mile Bicycle Race .which
Bsrldin, was planed on the stand but' in forty laps a runner would oovn was well contested, was also run off
011 Questions being put to him he rs- 'fell miles and eighty-noe ya,-ds elif," which resulted as follows: fiiirst 1-ll.
fused to answer them giving as his Grand Stand had llccnfattended tg Howafttl; second, N. Winchester; thutl,
reason for this that it was not com- llnil all seats numbered and resei-veg. J- Gwlldtf-5 time 3-33- WTf10\16Bf-0|'
pirlsory for him to reply hq,q“e,_,t,.,,,,,_, The lighting received special attenl entered the race w'th an injured
that might incrirninatc his employer tion. Seventeen 500 c p ei tr, wrist which miust have interfered
/‘Inthis he wus upheld by the courg lights sllcd their brilliallcy' on mthc with him to a certain- extent.
- A“°th°|` Witllf-"BS. V. C01'le, had beep flllurter-mile track and there was l 0
lu?__uoellac:_l_ but as he was in the il string of lights at the entrgnix NOTES.
sh eposi an as Mr 1-' 'rhun ' . `
not 'called Two witngliirisd ‘wild iiiirli the “§li1ef`o¥`i.hini:lf Eifgtpllbiigcemehl anghe ‘txiigcighedirfglinfrg-glmSuhni(d:atl:s§dlg
` been sworn to be material witnellscs the contestants was curcfull see mf had lift excurlrloners each and left
in this case failed to put in np. hy the cmrlcnt committee iny ch fl 0 on rcturh at 11 and 1115
PUGTGIICG and Scrgant Bradley testi- 'l‘h»c race began about  58 th 8 gm ' .
fied that he had served the witnesses hors sturtcfi ryfl in- a bunch ' Casngrgyi _-°
'Wd Paid them their fccii. of Amhcrlit . ' » A ' ,
pmsec__,t,o__ _____k__d for _"_ _________;I_:i_;e _______ m__c __.__f1_li:l;ni;_ut_l:_l:_rl_ea_:'l‘_._dIJththc _It is only fair to mention that Mr.
me,"__ This was __e,__8___,_ The case __O___t___nB 0____§__t __(_W______ “_.__o d_elr (filmpbell of Glace_Bsy was at a
.against Daniel 0'Briern was called ilcii book at .,,,, ,._,_,_,,_ _:___ ___ WIP' greut disadvantage having been sick
next. Only one witness was ohpoo- the first q,,,,,_‘,c; ___ -_.__ ._-_L tg. _ n in llcd yesterday and wnder the care
` lined in this case and he failed to ap- flanieron gong the ‘nude  d"".le' of fi doctor. His plucky finish was
peer although served with hir fee. 'rholnns end ilofin-ru tl L Uwe My “m’l““d°d by “ll”
The prosecutor decided- in this case following bcllinilh 'il' l'el;~:~llTl{nl:‘.iyl:}`:-r
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_l_i_f-3|; manner in Canada. Cameron The prizes will be-lst, gold medal,
to __mail y a new man and sprang (Championship); Dad silver medal-, l
,____,__g th_:W_i1e¢‘° realy shortly befor, (championship): 3rd, 4th and 5th,,
mherst P Cru five mile event lnimedals. 4
,M P_,___, wg" ,<11 Truro. a brother The, following is the time and lee-
_- _ o rains Michael Thom, ’ der at the end of each mile:- .l
5 HB0 8 new man and was n Mile 1-Calmsron  
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  10.43 2-5|
 .  16.22 4-5
4--Cameron   21.17‘|
5-Rogers  u  27.00.
6-Cameron  .   33.37 1
7--Cameron   33.13 2-5
8-~Ca.meron.........  44.58
9-Cameron..,.....   50.43
10-Cameron 56.04 2-5
e uarter mrlle handicap run was
2-Cameron
3-Cameron
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Name Rank Corps
Jqics, J. M. Malo! 82
Mutch, Wi W. Tpr. L. H,
Moore, J. A. Sgt. B/82,
Gill, Capt. 4th,-(LA,
Stewart, E. Capt. 'R.M_
Judson, A. G.
McRae, D. P. Sgt.
McQuaid, G. J.
Kennedy, Alex.
Jenkins, W. A.
Crockett, J. M.
McKinnon, D.A. Cla
Kennedy, F. G. '
Seaman, L.M. Sgt.-
Seelman, A.
Miller, L. J. Cl
Matthews, J. E.
Grey, S. Q.M'.S.
Baird, 0.
Jones, C. B.
McCabe Allan Corpl
Duck, B.
Judson, F.S. Pte.
Judson, G. R. B
Brown, E. Pte.
Hooper Percy Tpr.
McLean, R. C.
‘Melnnls E. Sgt.
Beer, L. H. Lt
Shaw, M. A. Capt.
Longworth, R. E.
Jordon, F. G.
Coles Jas
` Rogers Keith Sgt. Sf'g.
Brow E.R. C
Jones, F. R.
Miclilacherii W. J. C
Moore S. C. (ll. R.
Allan M. A. Capt.
Johnstone W. A.
McRae J. D.
Crockett Geo. Lt. Co
Rogers W. K.
Hutcheson G.
Kennedy, H.
Campbell Rl. Capt,
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hi-'ff t0 BHK f0l‘ all adjournment, Thi,-, ,»,,_,n|_|,,,,c,\ Wm, ,,,, ,.h,,,,,l,, ,mul l____.._..._.
G __ _ _ _ _ the first qiiartcr of tho third m=1o_
slolsdi gig. CB.:’dthl:Ialr;’>aflY;r:L2:e;(fm{h3,“`,t',‘2,; ;"'i'°“' Hl1\"l0y._ who had if-:cn with the Yesterday at the Range was quite
_,_ Montgmery M___t,_____o___ _________ _n, rangers rin, i~_trn.~in up a fhstl-1. gait a change from the first day. The wee.
‘the lllvnk of Nova Scotia. Caniilbcll- im( jllmnid me' Lhwo ]cmcrS` taking ther was com with enough wind *O
ton. who died on rriduy lest nt thot 0"" " 8"” “""'d `""`°“” ‘8"""“‘ Ui °“"’F°° “‘° “5° 0' g°°“ i““€“‘°“* in
approllation from illc ns=e:lilJl:\g.\ stltting the wind guage. The day's
place r' ed i th' i 1 1 . .~
' ar lv n is c ty wcdnmjw Then it was that the grind that scoring resulted* as follower-
* “ight by the "press to attend the tolls where endurance is colliccrneld
funeral of their som ' began. The competitors ill the lol: PROWSE TEAM MATCH
Particulars to hand- state that
f.M0,nte.. he f ,. , . lowing orilcr, viz: Cameron, Thomas,
was sufferifig frdvrgsinggimdiioh thafutiid Ilmigeq and H'“`1“y' ‘mth the “her”
lands f the ,, k nd h S some dlstallcc behind, mn two quar-
X 0 1 SC '
the throat for n eoupis oiaspfff  ,‘_;'_;‘_°'1 §_i_\<*l/_ ln_i»Pc<i Hfaward wdho 1.
S0 0 0l` S000 B ill
supposed he had rccoverctl from both I , y m “ "`
‘of these ailments and petilrncll to ay nw ng t" an Mcidcnt'
Work ag,,_m_ v,,,,,y ,,h,,,,.,,,y un" going The above order continued for 2.
back to his ,runes internal t,.,,,,b,,,,_, qilartcr after qllilrtor, the saiiricncss
aggmvated by heart trouble t , being mari-'fi<_l by slliilo nf thc` con-
hesank nick, and deaf? n tcstulnts l-clug i-lttzvlldcd by their 3.
and Q Y. came ‘ , ' '
On .Friday morning, the 6f,h__ meh trfllllcrs with rt dflmpcncd sponge.
Mr. Matheson was a general fav- H“"l"'-V W"-“ "‘“ki“H U- Ff"0‘i Hh0Wi“i§
0|-its both in business and. social up to the eighth mile wheni it became 4-
circles, and he leaves in vacancy. that Wident “mt hi* WHS Weakwing and
. will be dimcult to emciently nu he fell back grailllally, and* running
eg "Monte" did, Hg was about to alone for two and three quarter 5-
\ go on an extended vaca‘tic'm to the 111505. when he Was 11191700 bl' the
\ hams of his pg-rents in Revelstoke, three Wit1\Wl10I11 he had been 11111111015
B, C., hoping that the ohsngs would only a short time before. A change
benefit hun. Interment will taire was rise made in the ovderw Redgers
place at Portage today. showings sprint at the end' of the
--- fourth miilc, and passing Thomas and
'There have been a great many Carnelian, he took first place which he
athletic events in Charlottetown be- held for about three hundred' yards,
fore last night of more than ordin- after which he was again forced to
a'ry interest to the sport loving pub- drop back to his old position. About
lic. Charlottetonians have witness- the end of the eighth mile Ha/rley B
ed' contests-Provincial and Mari- dropped out of the race. The ssimle J
time-that have been close and in positions were held* by the three lead-
which excitement reigned supreme. rs viz Cameron, Thomas and* Rodgers
The City and provinvn have sent up to the tliii't‘y-eighth lap when they
its quota of people to \\-izlll-is events lnpped Robertson and Campbell. Up
nt the C. A. A. l;I`0Ul1dB. ill U10 to this time Cameron had been run-
time of its greatest popularity that nin-g a bcautiful race with easy light S
were considered large. enthusiastic strides thot impelled him along with G
and sporty. The attractions to the apparently little or no effort. Thomas J
grounds have also been in m-out cases short springy sbride was just the
such as bo me-rit these good attend- same as he had started ol! wltll.
nndis, a great many of those wllo Rodgicrs was running easily and put-
have been contestants in track cv- ting up it following rucc in' which B
ents here having since won honor hc oviulcnhly hoped to find himself
for themselves in the Dominion loading owing to thc others scttlnlg a
Championships. faster pace than they could stand.
B'\l|,i"|B9f5 Bight i It WN’ thi’ DWF When they had bllt 'three quarters of
of i»\1°m1eii- The interest evirwrd bv a miie to go oenneron tried to snake
thi; 8950831 Publi” WHS liflllsiiwiiy oil his persistent- pursiicrs but his at-
greh‘_t‘ and the question of the minute tempts ini this direction were of no
up _to .the time the first nil-ln crossed itvwil for aftcr ovcry fresh trial he
f-|10 *-8139 WHS “Wim Wili Win 7" All wmllfl find Tllomils and Rogers close
looked up the past records nf those ppiiinri. It was not till the first 100
Coming from Neva' Scotia ami' Galle yhrde of the lest nuerter hurl- been
Breton and weished the chances Of passed that the Halifax boy nnuie his
Dill' |0CH\ HN!! llgainsii t-|1059 Uf thi’ second effort to pass Tllomiln, and
mc" Wim had 9|i`9“‘1Y W0" i’"““ this time he wits silcccssfill. Au he
and set the time for long dll-ltilni-.0 app,-Om-,h,_,,1 Camo;-on that gentleman
grinds in several towns on the other D,-(,m.pi1y.improvotl hill gait and the
Side- Uh f»h0il‘ Bl‘l`iV|1l MP0 lhvy two fri. ll splunillfl iipccrl cftinc ltrnllnd
were watched for and on their np- the ppp tm-“_ -1-|,,,,,. C,,m,,,-,,,, m¢|0,u|_|io',i
pcarance on the-'street jllllgnrentwas
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Name Total Primo
McKinnon D.A.
ones C.B. 
Baird O. 
 03
Seaman L.N.  91
.90
.92
Miller L.J. ...__ 87
85
Nfume
Jones J.M.
McKinnon D.A.
Baird 0.
Moore J.A.
Kennedy H.J.
eaman L.N.
ones C.B .
Mcfn-nie A.
McCabe A.
Kennedy F.G.
Beer L.H.
McLeod T.
Auld J.A.
mit-h W.E.'
rockett J.M.
udson C.W.
Moore S.C.
Mcllae J.D.
Weeks W.A.
tcrna J.F.
Brow E.R.
Dalziel W.
Harris W.
Coles Wallace
Mclnnls E.
Brow F1.R. 
Moore J.A. 
Smith
l\'lcRac D
Jones J
Grcy S. 
Allan M.A. 
Kennedy H.J. .
McRae J.D. 
McLennan Sey.  78
sf”-'.2
. 92
. 87
r 34
.. 93
.. 85
80
.. 9].
.. 86
'PHE PROW‘SE MATCH.
31
32
30
32
31
29
31
26
31
29
28
30
30
25
28
31
27
29
29
31
31
31
30
33
200 500
30
31
30
31
29
29
34
31
30
32
28
32
28
28
30
31
29
27
32
31
31
23
27
27
28
... 255  $2.50
600 Tot. Prize
32
30
32
28
32
30
25
29
28
30
29
27
31
29
27
30
29
28
27
26
26
31
27
27
26
274  $0.00
205 
. 203  $4.50
258 
93
93
92
92
91
91
90
89
89
88
88
88
87
87
87
86
8b'
86
86
86
8b'
85
85
85
passed on their build and physique. _:Z ;_4____._. ,._._.,-..,,__,- _-,.;:,-.-n,-_-_-
In this way the attention of the pubr -- -*”""-'
llc was more forcibly drawn than  
ever before -» the Ten Mile Run ad- ~,
vertised for some time past.
But this' was not an ordinary Ten
Mile -quit-i It,was si new event of
the lfnrftiffllc Provinces Amateur Ath-
letic 'Association Championship and
wasmnctiolled by them to be run
ln this City under the auspices of the
-‘Absgwcit Athletic Association, To
Charlottetown belongs the honor of
hoping, the first long distance Cham-
Dfonshlp Race under sanction of the
.~ M. P. A. A. A. and to the Ahegweit
by than to complete arrangements
s th' credit of having instituted
ters fn connection with the event.
The attendance of last night lids
never before been cquslllod at any
of the athletic meets held in the - 7
city or province. It is estimated that 5
about 1300 people were present and _
it is relnerired that e more orderly _ lffcr- f
crowd has never been seen z4f»\1¢\'°‘i
togetlnr here. There were no in-
ebriabgs nnd‘none of that element
_wife raise, disputes and look for
"H‘0i£51| ' that have been so mush
in-_syfeeaee in pest nm. were ¢\=°
aterjsfieotr of a prohibition lalw
b "to be noticeable. Just fl
wind- or two here of wllalt the com-
petitor: have done will perhells i>r0~
perly introduce the story of the
IGB 'I
0 'wi of ol se was second
in glhrsns tm mile run ln Halifax
lone, ng being heeten by Roms. Aldrunim.
of 1%.-‘ He also won the tell
miie. rece in Truro on Dominion Dey I U
inet, Rogers, of Hiallfax, was sec- -
Rllcllmalism
is just another name for
Uric Acid in the blood.
Logically, the way to
cure Rheumatlsm is to
prevent Uric Acid
from getting in the
blood. .
is regularly prescribed
by physicians for their
Rheumatic patients. it
certainly does give
relief.
‘ 25:. and 500-
rx
Grey S.
Johnstone W.A.
Mc-Rae D.f‘.
Gay S.
Kennedy A.
Allan J.I~l.
Mcliean RC.
Crockett R.
Judson J.H.
Gill Capt.
Jenkins H.A.
Weatherbie J.
Jordon 14‘.Ci.
Moore G.M.
Blue Geo.
Acorn C.
Duck B.
Landrlgan J.
Seaman A.
85
32 26 85
29 30 84
22 29 84
29
29
26
22
31
27
25
33
27- 28 84
29 26 84
26
31
84
83
83
83
83
83
32
30
31 24 28
31 24 28
26 30 27
29 27 27
27 30 26 83
31 26 26 83
27 25 30 82
29 25 28 82
28 28 26 82
30 26 26 82
27 30 25 82
31 28 23 82
LAST SCORE.
200 Ya‘rds
500 Yards
600 Yards
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JUDSON TYRO MATCH.
Nnlmo 200 500
McLean M.J. 30 80
Miller L.J. 28 33 2_6
Rogers Keith 30 28 Zh
Lewis Sm. 29 32 23
McKay A.N. 30 85
88
26
600 Tot.
27~ 87
87
84
McQunld C.J. 28
Mallet C. 30
Hutcheson G.F. 26
Bayer J.A.B. - 24
McPhee P.A. 28
Beer H.H. 38
Sharpe L. 26
Prichard JJ-I. 38
Brown . 31
Matthews J.E. 25
Curtis W.lii. 28
Mclnnie W. 27
Poole J. B. 29
McDnfl J.J. 26
Squarsbriggs J. 27
Mcliiachern W.J. 28
Brown W.W. _ 25
Hooper Percy 27
Bunton W. 22 s
84
28 83
2'b‘ 82
25 81
81 24
31 25
31 19
24 25
27 28
27 21
26 19
25 24
26 21
29 19
27- 19
25 23
25 22
28 28
27 21
86 20
81
19
McNeil J .B. 28 18
29
Duck W.W. 29 23
25
88
81
80
'ls
77
76
76
76
75
76
75
75
74
74
73
73
78
72
71
71
Rodd J.A. 27 16 71
Burke Vernon 25 ill 15 70
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Prize
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81.00
46
47 Hayley F. J. Col-Sgt. B
48 Dalzall W. Gr. 1 (J.A.
Last Score (53) 200
. . .. 500
TYROS.
Mc1let`C Pte.
McKay A. N. C
Poole J.
MeDuff J.
Stems J.
_ Prichard J. H.
Mcinnis W.
Squarehriggs Jas
McLean M. J. Gr.
Kelly M. ` Pte.
Last Score (50)
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58
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Seaman A. Kent
Rogers K. Kent
McKcn'/.ic (1. Kent.
Wellncr L. Kent
Doyle G. Q. Square
Davison L. W. Kent
McKenna W. Q. Square
Tidmarsh C. W. Kentl
Power A. Square
Stanley A. Square
Conroy Jn. Dunstan
Flynn J. Square
Gillis D. Square
McCarey F. Square
Ritchie H. W. Kent
Butler F. St. Dunstnn
McQuaid F. Q. Square
Coyle L. Q. Square.
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- = "about, H ine _ are fi iehedlnsse. . - -
,,,,, 3,, emer end w °r -11 °'““ “ turned ee prevene wine- and bee Prone eaten is to be fired to
H e also won flft
,, ° °°“ ’“"° °'“‘“’b°“ “M iev that the weather rnen done at aterdare sheeting--_
e indoor run ill Windsor l|ust,high und- the applause that greeted.
ring. He won the last ten mile the winners assured th nmnagemcnii CORPORATION MA. '
TCH- ’ 1 ' ,.
allmgtwtile prone in Halifax in which of the complete eatisfaoctlon of the ' CAMBRIDGE. MBBM |408- 7-“ MTI
-' ° Glam B57 was second. public and at the success of thai
romfinent men in athletics who have first Championship Ten Mile R-un
Total Priie
66 $10.00.
63 $8.00.
$6.00.
$6.00.
$5-00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$4.00
$4.00
28 $4.00
30 . $4.00
. 30 $4.00 .
30
29
30° 500
33 83
38
31 61
30 61
31 59
31 59
25 59
29 58
29 58
28 58
58
$4.00
$3.00
$3.00
$3.00
$3.00
$3.00
$3.00
$3.00
$3.00
$3.00
_ $3.00
' _ $3.00
$3.00
$3 .00
$3.00
$2.00
$2.00
$2.00
$2.00
$2.00
$2.00
$2.00
$2.00
$2.00
$2.00
$2.00
$2.-00
$2.00
$2.00
$2.00
$2.00
$2.00
$2.00
$2.00
$2.00
31
30
31.
28
28
34
29
29
30
30
27 57
27 57
27 57
28 57
28 29 57
28 29 57
29 28 57
30 27 57
31 26 57
32 25 57
26 30 56
28 28 `
23 32
26 29
29
27
27
27
56
55
55
- 26 55
28 55
23 55
25 55
29 26 55
29 26 55
30 25
24 30
26
26
27
27
28
28
29
29
20
20
30
55
54
28 54
28 54
27 "
27'
26
26
25
.ld
54
54
54
54
25 54
25 54
25 54
24 54
29 58
28 53
Z8 53
28 53
4. 3. 5. 25
5. 4, 3. Z8
27
27
25
24
24
25
25
25
2.
4.
3. 5. 3.
5. 4. 3.
Z6
20
27
28
26
30
Z1
24
25
27
5.
53
53
52
52
$21.00
$2.00
$2.00
$2.00
sl $2.00
51 $1.00
50 $1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
25
21
29
26 50
.50
_ 25
23
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200
28
Prize
Cup and $3.00
26 $2.50
20 $2.00
` $2.00
$1.50
$1.50
$1.50
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
22
18
17
15
14
14
13
13
12
9
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Pl'°"il ill Riff i 
Important `
n _ _ e
<1 comin i has ofaten by _hm on __ s ___ .mn __ d his tl obefn holy atmosphere  very gdod temple alt disagreeable remarks Tgleifaphic NQW’
en __ via 1;? whom 5 however, are by no means unaecus- his sometimes unpopular choice 'rho gf 1|" yuk fmt Spfqgdgy '_
' Bl' I
fan l. H 9 now pl-ata' R°L°ru°l,\ 'fm Munn plan md weather and some of themi are known morrow. The following is the scoring ‘ sil|ll¢l’1||¢\‘l»
°°' °"°“° ‘“ SY““°Y M14 the ten The race was over. enthusiasm ran "° W ° Y - ' ` ' 
Elizabeth Richmond was held without.
bail by Judge Almy in the Cambridge
district court this week for
the murder of Stewart Mc'l‘avfen tu
the Hotel Florence. East Ca.mbri.dge_
on Friday, July Z3. Sho was at
taken to East Cambridge jail,
she will nwa t the sitting of the
tem-ber grand jury at Lowell.
iMcTavlsb-had tarried for e.. few
days at the hotel previous to start-
,in-g on his vacation from his duties Rf. ,h
.the state colony for the insane in I'
Gsrdner, where he was employed. I_t ,I
was his intention to go to his,
Mrs Rchmond, who appeared in
waist and' a black silk skirt, was rc-
rescnted by Ralph W Gloag.
MISS VANDENBURG.
been lying et Pownal wharf for thel
past two or three days has been
bor. Her hull is of steel. She is 100
draws only 5 1-2 feet of water. She
hall end and side entrances for teams
and has three docks for the use of
The passengers apartments are
most perfectly equipped. The win-
docks like those in street cars and
'e.ll,can be let down in su.mmcr,mak-
hurricane deck has no enclosures ex-
cept the wheel house which has wlnh
dows all around it. The boat is heat-
ed by steam, a special boilen being
The "Miss Vandenburg" uses noth-
clcaniiness is thus possible. There so
are two oil engines. The oil is not
burned, but is dropped on 3, hot ball,
Where it explodes and forms a gas.
The principle is the same as in acet-
lync gas production. It is an experi-
ment, but the fact that the steamer
is in Charlottetown
8.
grade ni oil is used. When the Miss Ui
I;
on hoard 5,000 gallons Ei oil, suffici-
cnt for thc trip.
gincs, each about 90 ll. p. Sho has m
two wheels in her whccl house and My
the alil of the two engines ami wheels
she ciln- he propelled sideways as well
as ahead and backwards.
Tile steamer has accommoilatinn
for 300 passengers and can carry
more on excursions.
The life boats are of metal and
when Blled with people and water
will still float by reason of air
tanks.
O
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
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good field of horses in each class
tered by Wm. Carpenter Char-
J Fraser, D.D.S., Montague.
non R ver K
,. Charlottetown.
2.-Lena Wood, br. m., by Parkwood;
entered by Hotel Victoria
St le Charlottetown
$1.00.
XHIBITION ENTRIES ii Ledyard; entered by H. C. ___
FOR STAKE RACES- rilllaliwood, Mt. Herbert. The following is thc annual report a
-- of the Dominion Government of di-
.The third payment ln the albove, 2.35 CLASS TROT (S'i'AKE.) vidends remaining unpaid, unclaimed
take Races “name du, on the 55|, 1.-Parker S., b. g., by Parksidey en- balances and_impaid drafts and hills
“__ when the homes were m,,m,,d_ tered by Charles R. Stavcrt, of exchange ln thu clmrtorod lmnkg
B will bo Been from the not |,e1ow_ 2 GSu-nuxilslig. blk __ Abbott of df-anode. for flvc years n1'ld1ip»-
' v f'l 1 ldldl slid. -" mm? 0 » - m`-» Y war 5-
hede mc” ha B ll ed wer y i Wilkes; entered by Dodd Dwyer, In the statement of the flwymiiinn
,,_ss,,,.ed___ Picton, N, B, Bank of Conllmcrce- tllfi following
2_50 CLASS q~R.gT (gTA}{E)_ 3.-Parklyn, b. ll., by Pa‘rkwood; en. names from- this Prnvlnco with out- do
...pm-key F__ b_ g-_, by Parkside, sn- tered' by Hotel Victoria Stables, standing balances appear: t
tm-ed by Cha;-ies R_ Stsvei-t,‘ Charlottetown. II. Longwnrth and D. R. M. Hoop- ,,.
Summerside. . V4--Gracie Mac, br. ml., by Parkside; er, $23.24.
-Parklyn, b. s., by Parkwood; en- entered by 1-I. C. Hooper, Char- Robert Lon‘_i;\vorth, estate of $24.50.
tered by Hotel victoria S»tab]°5_ l0f,f,e(,0wn_ W. W. Sl_li_ilVB.f1, tfwtli. $47.40.
, Ohm-10¢_¢_et0wn_ 5f-Mills Kalol, b. m., by Kalol; on- J. if. Davison, in trust $90.00. ‘,
__0,w,u B,,p_ ,,p,_ ,,,_, by gmmo-, tered hy 1-larnniond Kelly, oher- li- D. Mcliachcru. $586.
dorc Lcdyard; entered by Johni l0f»f-U¢'-0Wl1- ,J"h" N°“'“""» 3500- _ lmlnlby of mon as ll guide to those
R,_,o,,,,ey_ Orwell Cov,,_ 5_._'p0m Trim, y-_ g, (2_49i); by Flionlas Waldron, Montague, $18.10.
4-Gracie Mac, br. m., by Pairlrsldc, P8/fkB'|d6i entered 'Ulf P. S. _ The following lmlanrou are nfmni.
' entered by H. C. Hooper, Char- B\`0Wn, Charlottetown ing for nvm' five years in the Bank
|,,m,,_,,w,,_ ,7.-Ghlefsldo, ch. g., by Parkside; of New Brunswick:---
5.-Miss Kalol, h. m., by Kalol; en-` entered by William, Carpenter, Roi=a_r|tl Brennan, Silinillrrsiilo. $105.
tered by Hammond K,,uy_ Chap (ppm-|0¢,w¢0wn_ W. F. llrnwn, lfot il, P. li._. l. $100.
,o“_etUwn_ ‘B__K1ng Bl-azmBn_ h_ h__ entered by Mury llickcy, Wllinonf., $40.00.
6 _Dillon 0»G0,.mo,._ ch_ ,__ by J,-,e‘ Fred WclBh. Nurth Tryon. M.  _ Mcllmlillil, Mi;D‘<liigalll'n
Dillon; entered by A. A. beetle. 9-“Minnie Mac. b. m. (2.56). by Pro- "~ 0--MV "'~ V i“~'>-4‘-
C,_B_;,0ttBt0wn_ gre” Lad; mmred by A_ _}_ R. clnaiirin and ll. W. Mchclm,
-Tom Trim r. g. (2.40i), by Park- Fraser, D.D.S., Montague. C°"fi'a\- 11"” “H §3°-’i'f-
sm” enéered _-_Y P_ S_.Bmw____ ,,0___K__m__n“t_ .D,___ g__ by K,,l01;m,te,._ Alex McLeod, wlctorlu West, ['_ E_
' d h 14.1-i. A ,s ri. 1-. $2-00-
C*““'°*"°”°"“' A° ,,,,.’; b ,, ,,°°,;",,m‘:',“(§'19}, Minnie Woodside, Hamilton, f». E.
s.-chiefeide, eh. g.. by Parkside; en- 11.- fl . - -. y fi N_____~___('_ : ,__ $5,,_,,,,_
catered by J. M. o n,
_ 1°¢,¢,¢t0wn_ Charlottetown.
0.-Lady- Belle, b. m., by Princeptor; 12.-Lady Belle; b. m., by Royal
entered by E. J . Ready, Char. Prince; entered by floht. Fitz-
10¢t,,¢»,own_ simmons, Long River.
10 -King Brazilian, b.,h., entered by 3 YEAR OLD AND UNDER. 'l`R0T_
` Fred welsh, North 'rr-yen. . AND PACE. STAKE.
.-Ml i M . b. .. 12.55). by
H pgggseesmfnad; entailed by A. 1.-Kaloi, b. s., by Kalol; entered
by Hotel Victoria Stables,
12.-score Gerd. h.'rn., by Parkside; cherlottetown.
entered by Cos. McDonald, Ver, 2.-Orwell Bell, blk. m., by Commo-
i Brid e. dore Ledyard; entered by John
13.-Aquiri, h. il., by Aquilln (2.19});_ Rooney, Orwell Cove.
' entered by J. M. Nicholson, 3.-Dillon 0'Connor, ch. s., by Joe
Dillon; entered by A. A. Lcckle,
Chafrlottatown.
2.40 obass, Paola (s'r.licl'ii.) `4.-Helen o., h. m.. hy' Commodore
. \ .
Ledyard, entered by Duncan
1.-Dwna, dk. s. g. m., by Parlrwooo; Robertson, North River.
entered by James Kennedy.Kon- 5.-Commodore Wilkes, br. g., by
sfng¢_0n_ Commodore Ledyard; entered by
C. L. Strickland, Charlotte,-
town.
With above Stake Races and the
3.-Ba'n;'bB<:y, blk. g., by D Abbott regular classes, the entries to which
wiliree; entereh hy)-1. c. Hoop- elose on sth september-lint. thm
er, Charlottetown. days good racing are alsured.
4,-Longbost, b. g., by J . H-. Ring- Following are the classes, the sn-
wood; entered by Hamsnlond tries to which close on 5th Septem-
Kelly, Charlottetown. heri-
5.-Pretarla, blk. m., by Bralilian; P11110
entered by M. A. 0‘Brien, Char- 2.22 Claes Trot. 0.25 Class,
lottetown. Pace .. ....  ....... ..  $300.00
6.-Jennie Mac. b. m.. by Comme- 2.18 Clase, Trot and Pace _...$00.00
dore Ledvard; entered by J. A. 2.25 Clase Trot, 8.2! Claes
ton this year at it cost of alfoiit; $50,.
000 for the service between Ogdeng.
burg, New York, and Prescott, On.
tario. She is named after the mo-
ther of the president of the ferry
company. oh
.__-e._€@.._._|
UNCLAIMED BANK BALANCES. Po
(lil
the
hai
silo
p .
She followed the proceedings with __
_.______...._.__...-.-_..,_.-;T___,_._ 8
'rua FERRYBOAT .i'l`t’i.§’§.d ”`s§h1§i‘$°Thi'§ ih';"e'§i-i3eiC2f
M<>Tavfl;h in the house had been the
u omni _
This handsome steamer which has gee.” Choc of tlft;Jlf;i,aC1if(i1fJ¢§|~d':h‘:vh\;;0*;vr:B
with him when the body was discov-
Ufed. bud reumrked that the “herring
visited by many persons. choker" was back again, and that
The boat is the most up-to-date there was sure to be trouble at the
ferry boat which has entered the har- house.
D. swan
of the
wounds
1-ie uid
about the
one A, on the
side. - i
Droban, the cook at the Ho~
described the finding of
the position of
when he and
a border dis-
it.
Riclmwnd was lying an the
lichen floor," he said. “I had pre
'OTH
ki -
vlously sees her in her sitting room."
e continued, “and the laettims I
aw Mc'1‘avisb alive was cm Thursday.
did not ace Mrs Richmond on that
ay '
d _.
h,,,,,e_ He was asked as to whether ernot
he knew them was an ax lil the _eel-
court stylishly attired. in a silk shirt- laf,-I d__d_,, ho replied' x have it
m
any times."
He ss/id that he had: seen McTavieh
0111135 from a room on the top floor,
nd that Mrs Richmond was lying in
“You didn't ki/il Mc'I'avish did
feet long, 20 feet, 9 inches bee.rn,and gn Y" asked Dlstriet attornéy Hir-
ns.
"I did not," replied Drohsn.
Timothy J. Clifford declared he
p,,B,enge,.B_ came home to dinner on Friday and
found Mrs Richmond on the kitchen
floor, "dead to the world."
“‘I asked Drohan U’ he was ther
dows are arranged on the two lower and he and ho d,d___,t_ ,____ow_ I ref
marked that we'd better find out. We
hen went upstairs and found the
mg tm’ deck” pmcucally °p°”' The Sour of his room locked. We got it
-wee and found the body tn
bodi.
“ 'MY God. ehe’s killed hirn,' shout-
. ed D h . ‘I h 'th
Provided fm' the P'“`P°9°- tbounhtailt; was lasting stliaeelilfot but
8
"1 never sew the like teh-re, “mi
ing but 011 HB0 HIHOKE Mid 551011 M0 hope I never will again " he finished
alike unknown on board. Absolute impressively as he desdribed. tho
ene in the room.
"Did you kill McTavis1i7" naked the
district attorney.
"No. Do you think I’fn. crazy?
No." answered Clifford. _
John A. O'H,ern test-Lfied to paying
fifteen dloliar water tax for Mrs
is B Richmond at Cambridge City Hall on
proof that it is. a satis- the day of the murder. He said that
factory motive agency. The bcst sh” was °°b‘“' whim 5119 gave him the
oncy and asked him to pay the
Vandcnhur left Wilmln ton she took bm-
Atty. Gfloag declared no- evidence
had been introduced to support the
'l‘hc Mil-is Vnniicfnhurg has two en- charm’ 0! murder f\i§Bil1Bi» Mrs Rich-
onil, but Judge Almy found’ pp-01,.
able cause and ordered the woman
held.
ULD CRCHARI), Me., Aug, 9..
Nearly $50,000 for missionary' work
was miscd by Rev. A. B. Simpson,
f New York, within three-quarters
of an hour at the annual odering of
th C 'i‘
The steamer was built nt wllnring- mf. yenrlneffiié ,,1`2,ff","i,‘,7,',',f‘,r,§',,,';‘§“:§’f,;‘
sum was augmented so that the total
fol' the day reached $53,428, iheflsr-
gcst offering in recent years, ¢'50m,,
YGBFS uso the sum att'nlncd_»th'e‘$10l'i,.
000 mark 'but at that tlnic (.‘lil (.r~
ard was the only placc of collccL-
ion. Now thcrc are dftcen siicbfoflcnw
U ing services held throughout the chun-
try. The sum, elxccpt for $200, is rl in-
sed of pledges, ranging from fifty
cents to $6,000. (Rev. Mr. Simplloii ill
native of P. E. island.) _ _
HT. (`iiAliI.EH, Alifxilst 12.-There
p.'-tailed pcaci-fiil:y awily at St Cherie i,
Aiigizfst filll, .l_l\i~n M<'l'lf.n;ll.i ,,i
fifty second yr-1 I !l’:: 1.9... liu
l bcvn ailing forllolllc time \.lth
mach trouble, and despite the
so alltcnticm of medical skill, and
he constant mlnistriltion of loving
icnds dcilth liillllly triimlphcd. Dec-
eased wits it nilln whose passing is ii
distinct loss to the community in
The following are contained in tho
Ban-d of Nova Scotia staternient.
Bank of P. E. I. estate of $119.58.
John McDonald, Charlottetown, $24
75
Liquor Dealers and Brewers Asso-
ciation, Angus McDonald, Pros., dc-
ceased and John Morris, Sccy., $68.-
25.
Andrew Peters, Cavendish Roald,
$30.00.
Wm, I.. Irving, Cherry Valley, $100.
Mary 1'. Fcrgiii»mn.Ch'town, $5.01.
D. F. lllvinlzston, (lh'town, $3.59.
l~lnrl F. Mcllcod, (lrwollMllls, $29.
72. .
A. McKinnon, (7h't‘nwn, $8.11.
\’ n n
The Mission
of those cerpueclee In your blood
that have been called “ Little
loldlore," ls to light for 'mu
against the dleenee germs t
constantly endanger your hsslthe
These oerpusoles ni-omndo
healthy and strong by the use ef
Moors lnnapnrills. __
This medicine is s eomblnstiof 0!
more than R) different remedial agent
ln in rtionlsndb epiooeesknown
Henderson. Charlottetown. Pacon... ........... ._  ...... .....lW.00__
7.-Hilda S., blk, rn., by Cmnfnodore li'reeli'nr-All, Trot and Pace... 850.00
onlg  ans it hu tr thirty
your been constantly provingi worth;
No substitute, none “just-as-good.
which llc livoil. llc was one of those
strong pillifrs of lioc'cty which seem
to bn divinely placed in every com-
wllo itrc lv-sei gifted. Besides the
iuiiro iilcrl ng qualities of justice,
llnilolify and: integrity, he possessed..
also in an eminent degree the linac,
rlrnrsdtorintics and graces which make
men useful and potenb members of
snrlcty. lie was intelligent, broad-
od m»lnded,and public spirited, and in
every movement which was calculated
to make for the betterment of - his
fellow-men, he was 'ever found ably
supporting thc right. In _'matters
pertaining to the Catho1ic Church, of
which he was a faithful follower, he
willingly and enthusiastically took a
prominent part, while his zeal for the
cause of education and for the general
uplift of mankind, was vigorous an
lasting. He held liinnelf always
ready and prepared to console the af-
flicted, to comfort the distressed. Bhd
to encourage and cheer fil1€,sf-\'\lE8l0'l`
and the downtrodden. A home he
was kind, entertaining and hospitable,
a ma/n whose heart and hearth glow-
ed warmly nnd brightly to cheer aliln
both friend and lurenizer. Cf ‘ _ ~
the loss of his Passing is to i»:.r,lety,
infinitely greater is it to his wife nnfl
four helpless children. Polgneui-lv
lndced must they feel the loss of such
e faithful and loving husband of such
an affectionate and devoted father.
But confidence in an All wise God.
never fails to sustain the sffleted fn
their bermvement, for though the
gloom of sorrow may at first seem
lmpenious to mortal eyes, hops ltill
sem n star, and faith and 107° ITU
gpio eo penetrate the darkest, cloud.
The eetesn in which the deossld was
held by the community wee 
mnnifstsd by the 1411! °°°¢0‘|l'¢°
people which, on Sunday, An¢._8th.,
followed, his remains to. Shdgglls
Ohurch, where, after the nies
_were performed by his pastor Rev _
(Walker. he was tenderlylnlld 
(fn the adjoining cliu1_°ell¥if'd_._ , dll
‘loved ones who had gone beg '-_T .
life grief-stricken widow ~ and 1
likewise to his brother and eleteri arg
extended heartfelt sympathy.-Ci'lm,___
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