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Burned in Chicago.
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oremt slr. Jslv H-<Sv°°i°"-PN'
elseot Roosevelt was normally notified
today ci his nomihstiol 1°! ,i»|l°,' P\’°'l‘|‘l;
,roy by the Republican Convention. 5-#rx
He delivered ah address in acoeptin|(Q
nvs xumm nr. uunrnms. » .li
Hazsmovr. PA-, Jnlv YI-(5D°°W)“.i'°
persons were killed near here last nkht
during an ahctrioil storm. 
Three miners ,nd a boy were killed il!
e out while simon at tohle ot Qglke
Valley.
Lightning also dlruck a house, kltllnil
Mrs Hrolrio -and injuring her ds ter
Lani: annular unarrln
Csioaoo. Jill! 57"(5P°°|l\)°5"lfF &
Ca's lard rednery, dlled with lar * was
destroyed"»by~C_l\~-‘Dill lillllld l V
overhel_t9d d¥'°"l3°° ' ' ' " A
i10TEL-,~.A_liR_|VALS.
, cures Hom.
D.-Gs mln, uoaoogoe; mieies on
and Genie Bateu\an,Shedlao; G M Moore.
eimnev w-nrhoomrimsr Jeno; B J
Hurst, Picton; E O McDonald, Glace Bay;
DA Wedlock. city; A. Young, Seostou,
r.xeor,,nanooe+u, o’L¢am ° W
and Mrs McKenzie, Sydne! Mines: 012°
Forbes, Vernon River Bridge; _John and
Mrs Murphy, Stanley Bridge; Miss C
.smwort,~l§osoon. "'f .s ‘
 
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Mtnfs'
coed  
Dongola
Boots, 
Heavy soles. English
bnclrstrap, e due ttel
and n. good wearini
boot }2.r
Then we haven good
box cdli’ laced boot,
heavy sole nailed
on, solid leather irr-
soles and l;:;>1\:ntei§;&
good ` sty 1’ . _
that will wear well,
i>:i¢= ' $2.25
. ,
   ‘Truly g I oofihnbzwo ooorlu. Norse: :io
. i
N: l l nl rm r 
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has
rivs sroltlllfl-.i-lIl.l'|~!l¢"Y§l.l3-'  i “X
,.. .l..  1,. ' V
Y '-‘.41 ~ V :sew 1-7,'
. ` ‘ 4 Schools." The title roads almost as
. _ U ‘ r
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if .
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- ' Oil#
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The congregation orZion Church will
beplessedtolearn irom a telegram ref
osivad lastnight ny W T iluggan thai
Revw H Sedgwick of Halilsx has as~
cepted the call _tendered him receotl§
by Zion Church. ` . I'
RevMr Sedg vlck is a younn msn#
of high scholarly attslnments and prcaclg-1
ed here with much acceptance souii*
tnivmn sinsw|ci°
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l tax. 
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'  A   M'alaeca's Case-,Two Other .Steamers Re-
leased-,Volunteer
T of Port
,.15 _._.._,,_"_ _ WN A A; __
'AUF WIEDERSCHN.
The closing paper ofthe series glveu by
the Summer School of Science will be
The subject will be “Music in the Public
t lppingly as “Another fcol with a fad."
inthe! l‘BmU_k, Q0 are simply Hrst._ We
sealons and competent wcrkuisu. At our
venture to take an interest in the public
expect to be handled as the occasion an
not its merits may determine. ~
~~ We welcome to our social ,life all
thinkers, all workers for the development
ment and bespesk a large audience. .
--Moore & McLeod.» 28 d ri
    J my ,
  Magazines
il-lot Weather
Reading.
0 Solid Comfort
Hammocks,
  N all Priees.
liiaszard 8:' Moore.
I buy, the best Footwear gold will
purchale sud sell at the lowest price!
in the city.
U'Calla`nd see
= Slinuyditi, 
;_5-rawiiue .- #-1 , ` 
Pm R0 Ae
Prize Meeting
A All IARTLETT
»¢*»~
ni(»ili§i\‘4.l¢ "I"
§»  at S
 use tsl ameri.; .mill
, , .2]Hiil.liiAdll*‘ I
f lt ls believed they will replace th
Rummaze Sale to-day. See ad.
 5r,q.¢noN,,‘ July 27 _(spre1e1>_Tl.
Lancs auasxas roacn nrrsxosn. "
O ___ The Russian forces consisted oi live
divisions. 2
read this evening by Professor Wattml Th! 901891811 109!" U0 105 \1i1k0°'"l-
- The Japanese casualties were N0.
.vars nova on sax cause.
We koow eoiiiehooy will genes rho: sr. Pr.-rmeeoso. July s'1-<speele1l-
V General Kuropatkin telggrnphs .a cou-
nlsokricw thePrefessorls an earnest and annum of we ocuummn at Ta Che
hence his ennjeotwliireoelve aiepeeoloo- Ki” “Y "N -T“P“°°°°- “dd'”“i=;‘““°“ “
ate criticism. He like all others who Japsness division had mcvedgon Hal
Cheng. ~
matr.irssri4rifw»i~°e¢°»°r»  
`  in
abroad during the last few inonths on th
of dur town lu all its phases of advance- ,. Y . ,
navy iish. ,
volunteer ileet on the Red Sea.
snuomo nrrooraur xrzsrrzocrxorvs
,llustructicns to the British Ambassado
tbemlnklsg of the steamer Kniizh
‘1Squadron,
 -  l‘UleLl?,B.EPAH-AIION Dll(ANDlD~
` llntil the presentation of the note to
;the Russian Government the contents
.will be secret, but it is _known that
Premier Balfour and his/colleagues have
decided to demand that the fullest
reparation shell be made by Russia. or
measures wlllbetaken to follow up the
diplomatic demand.
No .ri7s'rIrrca'r!0N or 'ron acr
The Government and all the British
authorities unite to assert that there can
be uojustidcatlon for sinking the vessel.
nas-nmol oouuxrrnl Nurs
_ _Alsogthy meeting _of the defence
committee took  'tbiay» under the
presidency of Premier Balto# at which
the Attm-ney General, Sir Rofert Finlay
was present. Itis stated the questions
i.. JULY sa, 1964.
he Followed' Up-The
. Ac imperial' ukase has been issued
placing .several merchautrnen purchased .
_ e,
e
British Government is today sending*
` in Russia to energetically protest against 
li;
Fleet to be Replac
~»edA-Echoes of Ta Che Kiao
Battle- Latest from Siege
»Arther.
\ 4
\ ,__ hr l 4  .
_time ago, _Ile is a graduate or Dmgmgrg ` ’ ravages nt the disease in Canada.
nd _Hill Colleges, Hliilfax and 'lla"s" m‘“““"T`T‘ an UNI” ' ' s `“ "sue b°t'°°“ R“`°h ‘nd Gm” He will deilne Palmouary Tuberculosis
 |e..n».e.aM§m.»hh.». ermy, Bfi¢°i\1W=l'° \\\\<1°r fllvwvsisc md Sir oeadieeeee ofthe lunge ceases hy the
gow. Hsu has been stationed for some of general [ku °°m|,|ned M* ghg Robert was called to advise as to the presence ltahers ofa parasite called the
Ulm” ‘U lm ¢“l0l4ll¢- Rev Mr Sedgwick 'V ~‘ ll ue ti soiinternationall winvolved. T“b'“‘°l° °°lu“9-
isa nephew of Dr Sedgwick, clerk ci the Tam' sh" "mes nnchd Tn on Klmrq 8 on A Hewlll describe the Bacillus.
Synod and of Judge Sedgwick of the °° suudu “|“ht°“d °° M°°d” °é’““'°d Tw° “E"‘F‘“ "u‘E‘“D' He will describe t_he mode of com-
Supreme Court of Canada. all the important topographical Hays of SUEz,J“1y 27._(5p¢°w)_T|,e panmgulg muuicntlon chieily by infective dust and
‘Q the Rllliflll D¢§|l»,|0l\- - , and Oriental steamer Formosa, captured l”'°°"d '°°d'
in the Red Sea has been released as well
as the Hamburg American steamer
Halsatis.
'rim MaLacoa's FLAG Rssronso.
Al.o1s.'u.s,l .lilly -lii7f(Spqclsl}»-'alter a
prolrac'ed_ cdnferénce 'between the
‘i British and Russian Consuls here and
l`baptalnSchwartz commanding the prize
crew on the  it 'hx announced
l that the Bussldn  srodlrbe replaced
l by the British ling this evening.
'run sims: onlronr anrraoil.
I L, Luo quot Jen, zrnspeoieil-The
' Russian &n~sspondent ef the Associated
Press who-has arrived here after a two
'months star in Port Arthur, told oi a con-
tinuous tigbt day and night between the
elRussian garrison 40.000 and 50.000
Japsneseoporating before Port Arthur
`a:d conducting a slow engine_rln_:
advance.
sommnmo Nor Ms:N'rroN1lD.
rl. The correspondent does not mention the
story of the lost 30,000 Japanese. He left
t Port Arthur on the 14th.
Commander by the Vladlvostock` -
[Tne modest Japanese account of the
battle of Ta Che Kino conilrms the
. previous Russiauaccount. The Japanese
are now moving lu Hai Cheng. The
‘ftidlngs from Port Arthur are probable-
- continuous hghtlog and n slow but steady
advance of the besiegers by trenches and
l parallels. The British Goveru|nent’s
lstiii' demand lor reparation for the
sinking of the Knight Commander may
be taken to mean that beyond probably
,havlngcontrnband goods on board the
, British steamer was in no way to blame.
This aotlontogsther with the release of
two other seized steamers besides the
Malacca by Russia, and the Uzar's ukase
commissioning more merchantmen as
war vessels, give the centre of the stage
to this matter of the invasion oi neutral
rights. It may yet overshadow the war
news from the east.
._...=¢ ‘.
sutcisiiuus fun
Some time ago a competition was
conducted bythe New Yorkillerald in
order to secure recommendations as to
the best place and the cheadesa way to
enjoys summer vacation.
‘am og those eonulhound' was R B _
Norton of this city and his suggestions
follow. Mr Norton was beaten hya
competitor who selected the Berkshire
Illia and pmvided but ohs lnrist should
il lo comp irnented or b u ng
thu' Island su primlne before the
p lla. slggeste , a ‘llnuch more
preQgivet4é thau;Qhe one that
won the priso. `
From New York take either rail or
water. For-rates apply to your nearest
-'- choice of routes,
Baller watt
Boston tu Bt. Bail or water Boston
tuisllhx. Rell St. John to Point du
to Summer-side. Bill to
rail Halifax to
w
varied
these
Wl],0l'
What
for 1
and ears.
aseneeion rates are
Fat
iw at
lim
l SUMMEH llUl|lll}.
as good as any io be had in the world.
This lands you in the City oi' Charlotte-
town, the Capital of Prince Eiward Ie-
land, well called “The Garden ol the
Gulf," the climate of which is not sur-
passed ln the world; the iinest, prettiest,
most pleasing spot on the whole North
American Continent as s summer resort#
a country of the most hospitable people
in the world, a country of beautiful bright
sunny dsys,tand cool nights free from the "
cursed mosquito ani other such pests;
beautiful scenery, drives, boating, ilsh-
lug, bathing, shooting, a country well
wooded, well watered, a country of
peace, plenty, happiness and prosperity
(and say it quietly Prohibition). City,
towns and villages are well suppliei with
cleans comfortable, cosy, cheap,
howls and boarding houses-in
fact the ideal spot for a sumer outing
or holiday. The cost ef living and
recreation is einen. Board- is cheap, the
hlghsstln price not exceeding. 18.50
dcllns a
week, at the beat hotels all
over the country ea 1¢¢g£|¢||
and requirements. You get more '
than about tea miles from water la
thawhoh Prdvlnea. The
ia length
breadth
110°".
wirleet il)
lobsters,
lesson* r. »-It.;
.cfbimr
o-my
0   |i,EllllliS llll
' TUllEllElllllSlS.
The Rev. Dr. Moore, General Secretary
of the Canadian Association for the
Prevention of Consumption and other
forms of Tuberculosis will arrive in
Charlottetown next .Saturday evening
and deliver lectures as follows, each
meeting beginning st B p. m.
Mt. Stewart, Monday August let
St. Peters Bay, Tuesday August Bud
Souris, Wednesday August 3rd
Montague Bridge, Thursday 4th
Vernon River Bridge. Friday 5th
Aiberton, Monday Sth
Summer-side, Tuesday 9th
Kensington, Wednesday l0th
Crapaud, Thursday llth
Charlottetown. Friday lith
The Lecturer _willf describe the actual
He will describe] the earliest symptoms
and give some valuable advice.
Prevention and the measures to be
taken such as clean streets, cleaujhousem
The proper disposal of the sputa and
other matters,
Cure.-Consumption can be cured li
taken in time.
Dr and Mrs G T Smith left this after-
noon forPE Island, where they will be
absent a couple of weeks.-~Moucton
Times.
CORNS BE i‘WEEN THE TOES.
Or the soles of the feet can be cured bv a
few applications of Putnam‘s Corn Ex-
tractor, which has been successfully used
for 30 years. Putuoufs is sure, safe and
painless, and much better than any
substitute.
maokercl,co;l and other ilsh abound
the rivers and streams and around til
coast, while in season shooting such
e:c.,ls to be had ln all directions.
well equipped Railway (shout250 mile
noon outings ply on the bays and rivers
all of which are managed by obilglng an
capable oiiiclals. And the cha es
l£‘i'=2i.'i~.°2{’; 'n°"“osr'.‘
i 
Lll|§Sl l]U|ll[iS
il rliiiliriili
Progress of Bills, Prorogatlon
Expected Next Week
Lord Dundonald’s Carriage Hsuled
by His Admirers-His Move-
ments in Montreal.
*__
'ras Naval. Rxsniwn mu..
Orrawa, July 27. -(Special)- The
Naval Reserve Bill was read a ilrst time
in the Senate today.
nr.`s_c'rron arm. amass eaconsss.
The Election Bill was taken up in com~
mittee in the Commons and progress re-»
.f,» ~|_~ -
Pxronocarrou Nsxr whxx.
The Conservative and Liberal whlDB
alter consultation practical!! i d¢°\d°d
upcd prcrogatlon next week, the day to
beA!edlater.~ -* »  _
Loan noNnoNaLo’s sllrm OEF. §
A large crowd lei by three mllltlf!
bends attended Lord Dundonaid to the
railway station last eveuinii. WB 7'0"”
being taken from his carriage which his
admirers drew by ropes as at Toronto.
Loan Durmosann IN MONTREAL.
Mnnrssan. July 27' isilffllll)-L'>l’\‘l
'Dundonaid on arriving here was met by
u crowd and escorted to the Windsor
Hotel by a band.
Today he dined at St. James Club- A
in ll-e¢¢pf,i0u will be given by his friends on
9 Thursday evelllllil-
\I'6ese,duck,plover, partridge, woodcoe: CHICAGD |M|;\(§T§,
*N iii
extend. th no : to P 1 e C‘"°*°°~ J“”, 27'” ‘SP°°‘“1) _
steamers aii‘!d’r`d|lngunlce :uietl-';l.1clJr'(lae sixr- July what 97* Sept WIN" 899
“ Corn 491 “ Com 49§
it “Pork 12.s2l Pork 11.85
A; _L2-L_
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rg are
very moderate while the accommodation
is very good. To sum up Prince Edward, fa 1 .   '
Island lt is the ideal spot on the whole Q .
and cost is to he considered. And ` ,
ilnally the tourist that visits it once will,  '_. '_ "  5
not only come again, but will send his or For a real good smoke we *'-
her friends to go and do likewise. “Come l _ff have p
and see us and we will do ou ood". B
the wsyl forgot that this yum: plane 1; T PhF'a°h' l'°’d Tennysm' -.
famed for its line and well managed " El Padre' ,Peg Top' A
Livery Stables with good horses sud. ` T°mmY Altklnsf . '
rigs at low prices. 4? Shamrock. Cable, Pebble, '
The whole cost need not exceed $35 00, _ etc.
’Blcycllsts and aliathletlcs depend od i 5 mw "‘
BENTLEYS Linlmeut to Lee the
i
Toumsrs AND
HOME CDMERS
~
And everybody visiting CHARLOTTLTOWN the
Capital of The Garden Of the Gulf will wantto
take away with them a Souvenir of their visiosnd if
they visit CARTERS’ BOOK and SOUVEINIR
STORE they will hnd s large stock of beautiful
SOUVENIR BOOKS. Souvenir Chinawoire.
Prince Edward island Crest Ware. Souvenir
Hat Pins. Buckles. Stick Pins. Charms. Sash
Pins, Pgpgr Weights, and many other lines.
Our new Books “PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND"
Bild "C|‘lARLOTTETOWN" are gems of art; the
former contains over 150 views, the latter over sixty (a ‘
second shipment just received.) They are equal to any-
thing ofthe kind produced in Arngriggg, 25 and 50 cents
each. $150.00 worth of New View Chinawnre just
& Cc.,
Carter
LIMITED.
Books, Stationery and Souvenir Goods.
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:wk lbaxnlfk-.'».'§'rnh qu, U", eng; v,,\`_,",;&"),`h‘~‘v_`h“:l`&;Z_);€i’1:
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North American Continent lor al '~. 4
summer vacation li beauty, comfcrtl ,» ,
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