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ESTALISHED It9l. THE GUARDIAN, cHARr'.oTrnTowN. -rnmcn, EDWARD 1sLAirD, THURSDAY, AUoUsT 23, ieoo  *f ’ =*  
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CANADA uN1oN Piorrnns _si>onrs~_   couucii    
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'Q  H I X  S for Sweet Peas grown from Seed pur-
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,,`Passenger-Agent of the International
THE GRAND PRIZE 0RhANIZED AT ELDUN ARCTIC CAPTAIN DEA
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Pears. Aus. 22-<Si>¢°ia1.>-TheMassey on Tucsdsy, bbc 2151; insi, Rev. D. R. `-*RCTIC N-*"IGAT°`R DMD-
iliarris -Co. 'have been awardd |Th M'Leod.V' P '
¢ e 5 _ ice resident of the Provincial NEW YORK. Aug. 23.-[S pcciaI.]-Capt.
»G1-and Prize which is the Worlds S' S' U“‘°“’ °"3°“"°d 8' District U°i°° at John Wall Wilson, the Arctic navigator
'H' best Award t P is f thei ° Eldon' - '
ig a ar or r exhibit The following represented the. t_ who sailed with Dr. Kane’s expedition for
the relief of Sir John Franklin died at
of Agricultural Implements.
Mrs. 1F. C. Jones. of Moncton, arrived in
fthe city last night. She is the guest of
Hr. and Mrs. W. S. S tewart.
Mr. C. H.Gecrge,Tr_avelling Freight and
Steamship Co. Boston, Mass.is in the city
inithe interests of his Line.
.ONE-of the prettiest weddings of the
season took place at the residence of Mr.
B. E. .BagnaIl,Clyde Mills, yesterday after-
noon.at 5 o’clock when his daughter, Miss
_E113 Bggnall, was united in marriage to
‘Rem A. N. Simpson, pastor of the Chris-
tian Church,New Glasgow. The ceremony
wssperforsned by Rev. D. Crawford, as-
sisted by Rev. G. Nelson Stevenson,
:Pastor of- Christian Church,Montague. The
` .bridelookedcharming ina gown of cream.
The bridesmaid was Miss Nettie Bagnall,
ir respec
ed schools:
A. S. Nicholson, Grand View.
Christie McDonald, Grand View. `
D. P. Irving, Cherry Valley.
Rev., A. J. McNeill, Orwell.
Mrs. McNeill, Orwell.
Geo. Irving, Vernon River. _
N. R. McLeod, Eldon, Baptist.
D. A. McLeod, Eldon, Presbyterian.
J. C. Moore, Eldon, Presbyterian.
Kenneth McKenzie, Melville.
Miss McRae. Pt. Prim.
J. N. Gillis, Pt. Prim.
Mal. Finlayson, Newton.
orrrcnns. _
President-D. P. Irving. Cherry Valley.
lst Vice-Pres.-N. R. McLeod, Eldon.
Secy-Treas.-Tilley McQueen, Orwell.
Supt. Home Dept -Rev. J. C. Spun.
The very unsettled state of the weather
no doubt prevented many from attending.
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SiSl»°1'~°f1'h°b1'id°' The 3’°°‘” W” sup* Reports were given from the schools
pound byMr. R. Everett Stevenson of
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New Glasgow. Miss Ruth Dickieson was
dover girl and carried abeautifulbouquet.
A large number of P00919 W¢l"5
it than-ation to see the hal-PPI 
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.'_1¢sveforthecity.Theyax-c Ntistcred  ~ -  A -» ~ - Bevenngyfs-»
above named .and all reported favorably
with one exception and in this case the
school is expected to start at once with
new vigor. _ - ‘
The pbbii meetin in: li
ren msn at and the addresses were
‘W D"'i°° *nd Wm 1”," this “mmf highly interesting and Qinstructive to all
iigrthe Princess on a wedding tour through
lava Scotia.
interested in S. S. work.
Rev. Mr. McLeod presided and
gave an opening address of
The Caledonia Club games _great force. He emphasized the
which where to take place at ;‘;§;'§f‘”°§ha§‘th;°“°2;f “_‘“d °‘“F°”
g _ gr primary obgect
SOUPIS today have been pest- of all Christian work is to lead souls to
poned till Saturday Aug 20th Christ.
.  Rev. A. J. McNeil read a very carefully
dwg’  3 ° prepared paper on Sunda School work in
 Tre mendo us
Free samples of pastuerized - milk de-
Krered in the city to any address left at
me Factory. Water St. Call, send. or
telephone. 1 tf
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and others wishing quiet, com-
omelike rooms, and board, good
in connection should call on
Upper Hillsbroough Street.
Try one can of Oak Brand Condensed
lilk and ou will decide that it is
better and cheaper than a cow_ Ask ‘your
grocer for it. 30 t
A Aspecial bargain ina pair of second
hand opera glasses at E. W. TaLior’s,
Cameron Block. tf-
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general.
The needs of the schools should be stud-
ied and the teaching suited to its needs.
Owing to the absence of Rev. J. W.
McConnell, the chairman announced that
Mr. George Irving would speak.
Mr. Irving drew attention to the fact
that the Bible was the text book of all
Christian workers and especially of the
Sunday School.
Hon.Jas. Nicholson on being called upon _
urged S. S. workers to work without dis-
couragement_
Mr. D. R. Irving, the President elect,
asked that every worker in the District
mightwork hard in this greatestworkany
one could be engaged in-the instructing
of the youth and older persons in Bible
truths.
All the meetings were held in the Bap-
tist church, which was gladly given for
the purpose.
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at --_w-_ I ' '
Slllll Pll lillllllllllllll.
|900.
We will have a Sweet Pea Snow
at our Store, Sunnyside
Thursday. 23|! and Friday 241|. |900-
lheu the Flowers an at their Bet!
And will give the following Prizes
chased from us this season :-
Best Bouquet (all blue shades or
all red shades) - - - - - $1-00
‘sbcond best Bouquet do do - - .75
Third best Bouquet do do - - .Q0
Best Bouquet, mixed colors _ - _7oG
° Second Competition.
nmccuecuicu - - - . _- $1.00-
Seoond Best Collection - - - -75
SUNNYSIDE SEEDSMEN.
Charlottetown P. E- I.
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D1S00untS° A   W F" wé incbaesbriodsys Ribwifui website.;
Brooklyn, aged 69 years.
AocUsnD or STEALING $300,000.
of stealing$3tI),000, in J anuarya year ago,
has been commi tted for trial.
To wA'rcH ITALIAN ANARCHISTS.
:NEW YORK, Aug 22.-[Special.] -A staff
of Italian detectives, thirty in all, will be
sent to America. for work in i the cities
where Italians congregate.
The Italians Government appropriates
$50,000 fOr the work.
MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.
LONDON, Aug. 22.-(Special.»)-Ethel
Chamberlain. daughter of the Colonial
Secretary, was married to Whitemore
Richards, A. London barrister.
WAsi-Irnoros, August 22.-(Special.)-
Fair, continued moderate iight north
winds.
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Messrs. H. M. McKay and Dr. John-
son of Haverhill Mass. were passengers
b y the S. S. Princess for the round trip
yesterday.
YESTERDAY, Dennis McKenzie was ar
rested and lodged in the jail, charged
with deserting the Cruiser Acadia. He will
appear before His`Honor this morning.
AMGNG the delegates who have tiled
their names with the entertainment
committee of the Baptist Association to
be held at Halifax on Aug.25th are the fol-
lowing:-Clarke, Rev. John and wife.
Tryon, P.E.I. at Captain James Graham’s.
Corey, Rev. C W and wife, Middleton. at
E J Lucas, 13 Wright avenue. Grant,Rev
E J and wife, Arcadia at James McPher-
son, 220 Robie Street. g
CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS.
[Corrected every Tuesday,)
Lamb (lb) . _ _ . . _ . . _ _ . _ . . . . . . . .
_.$0 09
Beef (quarter) per lb . _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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Beef tsmalllperlb. _
Butter (fresh) per lb . . _ . . . . .
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ghliikgensi _ . .  _ .) . _ _ _ _ _
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3, ge per oz _ . . . . _
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gabbage (per head) . . . _ . _ . _ .
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Fgésls per pair _ . . . . . . _ _ . _ . _ .
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Flour per cwt _ . . . . . _
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Oatmeal. new, per cwt. . _ _ _ _ _
Hides r
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33838333833335SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
o¢ooocO¢¢oQoo¢coHoooooowwo¢oooo¢oo
553555$53&5@§333&5S53E5g8?ES§$§SSE
Hay per
Beets, per bunch. _ _ ._
Pork . . . _ _ . . . . . . _ . . . . . . _ . _
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Turnips. per bunch _ _ . . _ . . . .
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Potatoes new (quart) . . . . . .
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Mutton per carcass _ . . . . _ . . .
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Parsley (per bunch). _ _
Onions per lb _ . . . _ _ _ . _ . _ . . . .
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Squashleach
Carrots, per bunch
Cucumbers _ . _ . _ . _ . . _ _ . . _ _ . .
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Rzidishes . . . . . _ _ . . _ . .
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Lettice per bunch . . . _ _ . . . _ _
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Cauliflower _ . . . . _ . . . . _ . . . _ . .
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Peas quart . . . _ _ . . _ . .
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Cel
Cherries._. _ _ _ _ _
Blueberries. _ _ _ _ .
Blackcurrants _ _ _ _ _
Gooseberries . _ . . . . . . . _ . . . _ .
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LoNDoN,Aug. 22.-(Special.)-C. J. Ross,
former clerk of the Paris Bank, accused
 *~ ' - s T1man,ths limit meii must therefore be
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fact that on two occasions theyihnze been
P0Stp0n_ed. The men who will compete
to-night are, without exception, in ii;-si;
class co_nditlon, and it'is safe to predict
that several track records will be lowered.
The fact that the Maritime‘Cham'pionshi_p
Sports will be-held in Halifax on the lstof
September has st'im\xla1.e'd'_'the boys to,
8r°st»er_v-_nd -morc__fai_thfui ¢a‘crts,Ana tb-
nightrcitimc-ns_wi1l have the last 
iliyoiseeing the Island representatives in
°0mP€tition previous to the greatsliruggle
with the Wandcrersfnext Saturday. It is
rather a. diflicult task to pick the winners'
in the various events but competent crit-
ics who _have seen the men at work day
after day, and who know what each man
is capable of doing, have ventured ,even
before the contest, to award sprigs of
laurel. . ’ ‘ '
T112 thigh jump has live entries.
The contest for tlrst place will doubtless
be between Donahue of Cardigan and
'reed of this city. At Moncton last
year Donahoe cleared 5 feet 6 inches while
in practice. Teed has done 5. feet 7 inches.
Chances ,are therefore in _favor of the ‘3
city boy, _but the
inches
held by F. W.`Coombs of St. John. _
Theone mile novice shouldgo to Sharp
of Summerside, although the city repre-
sentatives, Gaudet, Sellar and Doyle, will
make `him scorch to savehimself.
The result of the 220 yards dash is by no
means_certain.Ritchie,the veteran of many
battles, will start from the scratch alone
-rather a heartbreaking position-but
then Ritchie has been there before. Dufy
will be on the 2 yard mark and will
doubtless make agallant iight. The other
competitors who will be lined out to the
10 yard mark 'must also be reckoned with.
The redoubtable Donahue will start from
the seven yard mark and is sure to win a
place. If Ritchie gets away in decent
‘style he should earn the next,(at any
ratesympathy, las usual, will be with the _
scratch man. The track recordis 22 1-5
seconds,held by Frank Stephen of Halifax.
The half mile bicycle race should go to
Byron Brown, who is riding like a whirl-
wind. Brown should also win the -quar-
ter. one, and three, although the other
riders including Gaudet, Sellar, Small of
Boston, Sharpe, etc. will doubtless do
good work.
Bicycling is uncertain, accident may
ccur and it is not safe 'to make _calcula-
ons before the contest. The quarter
ile track record is. 3l§ seconds, held by
ouis Large at present in the Mounted
lice. The one mile track record is 2236
eld by H. A. Coussirat of Montreal. The
alf mile record is 1:10 3-5, held by Fenton
cwsome. The three mile record is 8.28,
eld by the old favorite Lorne Unsworth.
The hurdle ,race (120 yards) should be*
ptured by McPherson, of Uigg, who
imbs the obstacles without difficulty.
e will be opposed by Douahoe and Duify,
oth of whom are dangerous rivals. The
ack record for the event is 17 1-5 sec-
ds_ held by F. W.'Coombs, of St-. John,
ho is now in South Africa. °
Perhaps the -most intcrewng event in
the program will be the half miie run.
Duify and Adams will startj from the
cratch, Donahoe from the 25 yard mark,
and McIntyre, Mitchell and Lawlor from
the 35 yard mark. Yesterday in an en-
deavor to pick a winner the element of
chance was brought in ands cent was
tossed.. Head would mean Adams, tail
Duffy-`best two in three to. decide. The
 brought up a bead; the second
time the coin turned in DulIy’s
favor. The third and last time
,the copper rolled on the floor,
‘slipped into acrack and remained in an A
upright position. The prophet was fooled
forthe coin _reposedto favor a scratch
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factors in the race, and Donahoe may run;
away with the medal. The result will be
¥:lnoun¢;0;'d’ in toisemtc:'i~oB:’sinGUAnnIAlil;l
tb¢°i.¥.°}¢m..°..'l.’fi” san... wb°"1ave'thc
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:A Critic Ventures to'Will be Held at dttawax The Imperial _Palace At
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,rue men in First-crass con- Grand Lodge A. 0. U. W.- -
The Electric Light Sports to be held to- A FULL CABINET COUNCIL I
night on the C. A. A. A. grounds promis _ A ~ _ ` '
to be extremely interesting, des ite thdxl 'OTTAWA' Aug.  _ISDGMBLP 
on
soiv, canadian and Rss cms Ubmmis.
aio ner in South Africa recently returned _
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drst full Cabinet Council since the sees
sm cnsptas cons To Ainmnsr. ' ,_ I
_S'r.» Joss. Aug, m.-tspsenii-‘sri
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Mer- _°<=s>'“P#°‘ed:F>*  
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'H-ALIFAX. Aug. , 22. --(Sp_ecial.)-The
I ci-bmi Lodge of Ancient order or Unites
workmen, bf cubes, and one maritime-
Provinces met’ today.
The _ reports show ap membership in-_
crease of Z7 per cent duringlths year.
It was resolved tocdntinue the mem-
bership or tubes ugbunii in -ssutnanici.
Lodge tonight... _ _ A 
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MORE PBIZES"FOB CAITADIANS'
OTTAWA, Aug._2.-(`Speclal.)-A fresh
.1ist=,a¥0._=,°ef1im  at the
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lection of birds and-  Yazmonth Duck
Company get a silver medal. "
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Roberts reverts that Ubi. simian, when _
reconnolterlng near Ventnenbirg, en-,
gagecfthe Boersand two  `
wounded, while Lieuts.  Daven-
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