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  THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, FRIDAY, AUGUST' 31, 1900. ~
Privation.
lj CHARLES RKNOMINATED.
igqgm Sromn, Aug. 30;-(Specia1).-
Charles Tupper reached here last
-At the convention this afternoon Sir
Charles and H. F. McDougall were re-
'gminated as standard bearers by the
conservative party in Cape Breton Coun-
qturnext election.
IXYETS ELECTIONS IN OCTOBER.
Sir Charles reamrmed his declaration
bt the elections would be held in Octo-
it.
He claims the Liberals are keeping the
we date secret to gain aparty advantage.
8lrCharleeand others spoke at the Rink
NAIL woaxs ctosnn ncwN.
Axnimsos, ILL. Aug. 30.-(Special).-
America Rod and Nail Works are
down, throwing out980 men.
nancsfs snN'rnNcE.
Ntw YORK, Aug. 30.- Special.)-A
lays Brecsi's sentence meals
aolftlry confinement in a secret
cell, 6 by 3 feet, dark, with aplank for
lied and bread and water once every 24
Absolute’silence is enforced.
HARD CONDITIONS.
_ If the rule of silence is broken he is
*sad in stalghtjacket 'in irons, or ina
#aight bed. ' _
No books, Writing material, work, or
Qacco, are allowed.
Few prisoners complete the year. They
llher 30 mad or die before 12 months
lime. ~
A 5 cent plngof “Patriot
Twist chewing tobacco is 20
per cent larger than formerly
Ladies' Bike boots $1.90 now 31-3)-
lsifs Bike boots $2.10 now $1.30 at W-
H. Stewart’s Clearance Sale. 20 IW
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AIC High.
This morning the Abegweit Crescent
Athletic Club
ed and managed by D. A. McKinnon,
who hasathorough knowledge of Ath-
letics.
It is thirteen years since the Champion-
ships were first instituted. In 1887 the
various Athletic Clubs throughout the
Maritime Provinces sent representatives
to Halifax, there t0 form an association
Provinces. In the _fall of the same year
i` the tlrst meeting was held and it proved
so successful that the future of Champion-
ships remained no longer in doubt.
For years the athletes of St. John,
Moncton, Truro, Picton, Amherst, Hali-
fax, Kentville and other Maritime towns
sent their picked men who struggled for
the laurel wreaths of victory. But Halifax,
represented by that powerful and wealthy
athletics organization The Wanderers,
always carried od' the fruits of victory
with an overwhelming majori ty of
points.
In 1397 a new factor appeared in the
arena of sports,andCharlottetown, for the
first time sent forth its representatives
who although numerically small, rolled
upa surprising total of points. Their
success on this 'occasion roused the ath-
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SOLDIERS IN CAMP
Ex-Sergeant William Johnston of the 10th
Royal Grenadiers, Toronto, writes:-“It is
impossible for me to speak too highly of Dr.
Chase’s Ointment for iles or an itching
skin disease. It is simply invaluablb. Many
of our men used it while in camp and re-
ceived excellent results.” Members of the
Canadian contingents took 1000 boxes of
Dr. _Chase’s _Ointment with them to South
iAfrilc§ to relieve the sufferings of campaign-
ng e.
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YOUNG _Conservatives are reminded of
the meeting to be held in the B. I. S.
Nall, Kent, Street, this evening at 8
‘ c‘clock for the purpose of organizing. 31 li
WE have the finest line of soft felt hats
in the city. But at the head of them all
stands Stetson‘s. Come in and have a
look at them anyway.-R. H. Ramsar
SC C0. 31 li
LADI1-Is let us tell you the virtues of the
“Triumph” Comb.-A. W. REDDIN, Cen-
tral Drug Store. 31 li
GENTS’ razor strops, razors, etc.. et 3.
being sold low at Central Drug store. 31 li
Tim famous Stetson hat is now in. Sty-
lish, dressy, durable, best describes it.
Price is $5 for the best hat on earth.-_R.
H. RAMsaY_& Co., Model Hatters. 31 11
TEXT BUUKS
Examination Pads. T
»-sussrsms. '
Track Team leave for Hali-
fax where they will compete at the Mari-
time Championship. The Team is captain-
to control AmateurAthletics in the Lower `
`iil$lllli| li lllliliii Kidney `
MINISTER MILITIA MATCH.
\O'1"rawa, Aug. 30.-(Special).-Minister of
Militia Match was won by Bandsman C.
Mills of the 43rd Regiment, Ontario,
$25.
I Sergt. TI A. Wilson of the same corps
secured $20. `
Both made 66. Mills is a tyro shot and
never fired at 900 yards before.
THE cAnoN our-1si.ANn soo-mrs.
The Highlanders of Toronto won the
Caron Cup with 363 points,i.he4.3rd second;
The Islanders in the list scored as fol-
lows: J. Weatherby $6 with 63;
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letic spirit of fair Abegweit, and when the
tocsin of athletic warfare sounded in
1898the Island boys stood ready for the
tray. They were only four points behind_
in total and had all the Charlottetonians
been united under the aegis of one or-
ganization they would have won the day.
The next year _. Moncton was
the battle ground selected
and there was' collected the
creme de la creme of~ athletic man-
hood. The meeting was the most
successful in the history of the
Association, over eighty athletes compe-
ting before 2,000 _wildly eiithusiastic 
tators. The' Wanderers again secured
the coveted points, but by a narrow
margin.
This year Halifax has put forth its best
edbrts. At a large expense a trainer
has been secured who has .devoted all his
time and ability to furthering the athletic
proclivities of the yonng men of that city.
Although not enjoying -the advantages
which a skilled trainer can give, our boys
have inhaled sufficient of the spirit of
Spartanism which the clear air ofPE.
Island gives to make a _ noble
fight for victory, and when the games are
over and the points have been totalled it
may be hoped that at the top of the list
will be the _representatives of the Garden
of the Gulf.
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The Cong Court.
The County Court was engaged yester-
day, hearing an action brought by Ronald
M¢Mi11an,of this city, against Thomas
Lowther, of West River. The suit arises
out of the recent election in the Second
District of Queen s County. Mr. Mc-
Millan claims that Mr. Lowther. Wh°'W9-S
the presiding oiiicer at Nine Mile Creek.
improperly struck his name 011' the D011'
book, and also refused to accept his vote
when he offered it a second time- The
evidence has not all been taken and the
hearing will be resumed this mor ning.-
Stewaet,` Q C., appears for the plaintiff-
Palmer, Q C., and Wheat for the Defend
.ii it iiiliurilgii
la Rheumatism ofthe face.
_Exercise, Drawing 1;-
] -AND-
lodges along the ¥1¢fV¢
which branches from TUG
A eye over the forehead, and
across the cheek to the
Scribbling Books- .... .f ... ....._ 7..
cause is the same as in all
Rheumatism- di80fd¢1‘¢d
I PYIUCC Of WSICS  Kidneys. Thecureis like-
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Nova satis sid and ai.. `
_ theclo
J M Davison $a
The following won four dollars each:
Sergt H C Lawson
WALKER MATCH
THE WEATHER.
Wasnrueroiv, ‘August 30.-(Special.)-
Generally Fair, light to north winds.
were in the city yesterday, returning from
a trip to the Magdalen Islands. _
Miss Lena Leighan, Emerald, is spend-
ing a few days visiting among friends in
the western portion of the Island.
Mr. J P Gordon, of Mcmre &McLeod's,
leaves this- morning for Montreal ona
visit to his parents, Rev. Mr. and Mrs.J.
A.Go`rdon. ~ '
Mr. Henry Rackham, left. yesterday
morning for Sydney, where he will super-
intend the work of several men in the
building line. ”
MissAmyl[cGregor leaves this morning
for St. Paul,Minn., after spending a pleas-
ant vacation. with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles McGregor. _
Miss Annie McCarron who. has _been _
visiting her brother, Mr. P. McCarran of
the P. E. L R., left on return to San Fran-
eiseo yesterday morning.
_ Mrs. (Dr.) Jenkins, who has been visit- _
ing her sister, Mrs. M_cPherson,_-Prince
Street, leaves on return to Scotland this
8¢
yesterday morning to meet Mrs Gardiner,
on her return from British Columbia,
where she attended the meeting of the
National Council of Women.
Mr. Ernest Crockett. for some time a
clerk in the London House, is a passenger
by the western express this morning en
route to Boston. He i= accompanied' by
his sister, Miss Lulu-Ci-ocket t. I
Mr. James Donahoe. of Cardigan, leaves
this morning for St. Paul, Minn., where
he will enter the seminary with a view to
studying for thelpriesthood. He goes by
way of Quebec and Chicago. Mr. Dona-
hoe was for many years a student at St.
Dunsta.n's College.
At the police court yesterday
morning the hearing of evidence
in the case of Richard Collins occupied a
couple of hours. Collins on Monday last
assaulted a man named Neil McLeod, of
St. Peter’s and the man was insensible
from one of the blows received. Collins
was also charged with three separate
assaults on the drst of March last. Evid-
ence was given by the Clerk showing that
Collins’ record before the police court is
a very bad one. The Stipendiary Magis-
trate therefore remandedthe prisoner for
trial at the next term of the Supreme
Court.-James Power for being drunk and
disorderly, $8 or40 days, William Purcell
drunkyaed disorderly, $2 .or 10 days. A
young man for flghtinglon the street $2
r 10 days.
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Sill Collie" ' A
0  n , ONE of those pleasing instances"of a.
5 A " young man, having success fully asked as _
Mrs. Browning says,-
“For the co/stliest thing.
Ever made by the hand above. _
A woman's heart and a woman’s life:
And a wom au’s wonderful- love" was
witnessed* by a fashionable and respect-
able assemblage of persons in the Presby-
terian Church, Tyne Valley. On Wednes-
daypvening the 29th inst. Mr._E. Monkley,
of Port Hill led to the 'marriage altar
Miss EilaMay McDonald, eldest daughter
of Mr. Hugh McDonald, merchant 'tailor
of Blac ville  B. and formerly of this
place. he bride was attired in a very
becomi g costume and looked charming.
She w given away by her father. Miss
Pearl onkley and Miss Millie Brown
acted a bridesmaids and four little
S girls as ids of hffnor. with that angelic
swee A
comple
was abl
while t
the wo
livenin
feature
by M'
s characteristic of children
dthegalaxy ofbeauty. Thegroom
supported by Mr. '-Russell Birch,
eRev. Wm. C. Mchlurdoeh said
that made them one. The on
strains of music, a promilwllii
of the ceremony, were furnished
uimkiey, sister az an room- Af
me bridal party acooms\1\l°¢i bf
g.. in of friends 'drove to their
 l\ome._' Lot 14, followed 5! 'l
cyclone of rice and good wishes for their
iiappinamlanynaefuland
MCH]     --
Geo Blue and J M Jones $4 each with
In the Minister of Militia Match Lieut.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Minto, Summerside, _
This match is now being shot. Ranges _.___ v
of eight and nine hundred yards. " ‘
Past Ch i h_ C Caron and Gibson Cups- Dfisjlgh;:§;‘”‘;f1§“;i;hI;;§“';;s R\1SSi2 WIIHIS _i0 lillil U1¢ Canadians Wounded.-me
as it Dark ceu io suffer _ “mp "ns ‘P “nies” some coin island ....._ _ _ War-014 I-rs Cr1Ii¢21 oeaa -where Kruger and
in Utter Suencc and RCV1CW¢d-Island Hqpes In the League Series the Island -boys
Scores' win two handsome trophies.      H ‘
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MORE TROOPB FOR CHINA.
Wasnrnsrois, Aug. 30.-(Special).-
Minister Conger .telegraphs that more
Russian, German, French and Italian
troops are coming.
mrnaiar. PALACE 'ro ni: ENTERED.
The Imperial Palace will be entered
August 28th.
A military promenade of all nations will
be made through it and afterwards it will
be closed 'and guarded. _
Prince Ching is expected in a few days.
Russia wsrrrs coNnrr1oNs FNDED.
Loatnou, Aug. 30-(Special).-There is
very little news of importance received
from China. s
ditions as soon as possible
LI KUNG oHANs's Posrrloiv
While there is a feeling againstLi Hung
Chang, yet if he can secure credentials
from the Dowager Empress it seems to
be the opinion they will not be too closely
scrutinized, except possibly by German?-_
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‘ Mr. C C Gardiner was a passen A rwest ‘ S I `
Closing prices AUBUS3 30
American Sugar - 125
American Steel and Wire
American Tobacco
Brooklyn Transit
Burlington
Continental Tob. ,
Federal Steel 34¥
Federal Steel Prid 69
Louisville and Nashville 713
New York Central 12%
Rock nina 1065
st. Pm - 113%
Tennessee Coalaiid Iron _ 705
Union Pac ]?r’fd 75%
Unitefi some Rubber 2sl
ADri1 Cotton Dei lil) lbs _ -'
BROOKLYN GIRI. SAVES
LIFE.
Mrs. Chandler the Heroine oi 0\r.isco Lake _
N. Y. “
AUBURN, N.Y., Aug. 28-While bathing
in owasoo Lake with a party Of b°rs.
young Charles Taber became exhausted
and called to his companions that he was
sinking. Believing him to be joking the
boys merely laughed. Then seeing that
he did not rise they grew frightened, and
one of them dived after him, finally
bringing 'up his body unconscious and
apparently lifeless.
'Among them they carried him ashore
and started off to notify somebody.
Just then a woman came down from the
neighboring cottage, in a bathing suit,on
her way to the lake. She stopped and tak- I
ing in the situation started to resuacitate
§§2:2.§i
thehalf drowned boy. She straigtened A
him out, rollen him over and over, 
him to recover his exhaustion while she'
took her interrupted bath. ,
The young woman gave her name as
Mrs Chandler, a trained nurse from Brook-
lyn.
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his arms rapidly and  
mouth until animationW,fQ_lirestorefl.'  _g
she put him to bed in the cottage and)`¢§£?I If
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ieiieciioiisy CRESCENT MATCHES -_  I PALACE WNGER
___ _ ___ W” Corpl. George Blue, Capt. J. M. Jones, W' *_- g g
S0 Sir Lharlcs TUDDCI Club Track Team 0ff To Rm" "H Rmkuffc Range ..’i.‘._”§’.§”i..f..ii.§”ZZf.li`.‘lI‘.§.i`f’°"`°‘"°' “`° To Bc Entered by Troops’ Yet Bam "M Bm W
Prcdlcls A Halifax Yfsicfday 9 oniwi, Aug. so.-(Special)-in this' T-when Guardcd  I
match Lieut. J H.C Acorn with 62 points
_ -- wins $8. A _ -- .
___ o Major H M Davison, 61 points, $8. Lt. `
nuiitsirs Assissm Wm CAM MCKINNDN THE M1N‘5TER’5 M-*TCH ‘_i‘1;’;_fi1. Mm TRWPS “RWE "R'5"NER5 3515555”
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sim Artillery died or emi-io ami- as'
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were released by the   -
ing mein Lora Roberts' nu-ouaiiwmi- ; -
Nothing definite seems to be known at V0-ll BOVGII- ' _ _ i " '
the Legations in London excepting Rus- wmmg 01,1, gpm-;-gglg gg rgggfgp, ' ~ J; _
sia‘s anxiety to end the prevailing con- ~ i up V i A
'rin 'raair or rirnxsrlcnur `
Oruwa, Aug 30-Following '-up the
recent communication from<_;_Q0l,_ 
south an-in saeepmii ' _, "
        
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tween English volunteers and  corp.
ofthe Canadian Regiment. ' »
caNanrai¢s_asxnn"ro srar.
for one year, whereas the term ofasrvio
for the Canadlansfor one year terminates
onthe15thoi!0ctober. I  ~ ‘ »
The Commander-in-Chief asks  tht '
Canadians be glvenpezmiaatonto  M,
in'South Africa for two or three 'monibl
afterthe expiration of their term c~
enlistment.
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Noted Bathtub. '
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' The campaign bathtub ofGen. Ndlt.
A. Miles, which gained national hme-two
years ago, pales into iuisn1fli°w°°.1= _*le
iight of countvon when-renoamnsian
house of asbestos, containing 
and a bath, with which be is lllliilll @
the centre of disturbance la China. I
Yoims Coxsnvartvas.-_-All ~ 
Liberal-Conservatives are netted- ~
meet in theB.I.S.Hai1, 
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looks and School lup-
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We just wanfto 
a hsrethatvehavs-provided a’
pretty €‘_souvenir” for every
boy or girl.
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Alfred Milner telegraph:  
pmbibiy c~ w. Bnaqiy, ofouiine,  '-
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Kimberly on the 28th.- - I ' '“
Trooper D. Burnettandl C 
Stlathoouis' oomswere slightly 
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Burnett joined at Ottawa. 
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riienriiiiii pi-iam.-i at moto 
President Kruger and his chief emma ~
arent Nelspmit. _
withyreterence totheperlodolseifviee  -fl*
 in wiiieii
diliierenee in the forms ofsnlietment  1
The former lt appears, were enllatedm
this evening at 8 o’clock. 31#-_ ~ 3
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