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lllN[lUEl lil PHEMIEH Lllllillll
BY Elllll lllllllllllt Mlllllllll
On His Return-Pol|tlc|:n’s Wife Demands Separalion andf ___,__'__ ,  _
Alimony-Higgins Murder Trial Going 0n`-Miss  
Sprague’s Marriage-Government Launches+Honors A
for Charloltonians.
Pourrcxaxs wxrs Lmvss mar. _
Sr. Joan. Sept. 17.-(Special).-Hon
_ rico two new launches to be used prote
ing the fisheries, one for New Brungwi
George White ot Centrevllle,`Carl¢ton Co. 51116 00121' for P- E- Island.
aged 76 last year married Miss Fanny nosoas ron caannorrarows MEN.
Mason ot St. John, aged about 50.
She has left him and is taking' proceed- L3
ings for seperation and alimony charging
cruelty.
wears.; Dunn azrsuntrn. `
She also asks to have annulled n deed
White made of all his property to his son
by a former marriagn
HIGGINS MURDER TRIAL.
' The Higgins murdertrial was ccn‘inued
an ary. `
The evidence is much thesnme as at the
inquest and preliminary examination. The
Crowncase is still being presented.
REV. DB. §PBAG`UB'8 DA UG BTER HABBIID
Rev. Dr. _ Sprague today united vial"
marriage his daughter Jean with H.' W. »
Nichol, New Bedford Mass.
BANQYUI' T0 TIE PREMIER.
Ornwa, S.ept.» -17,-(Special).-The
C1uh.Na.tienale .QL Meslrsel benedfts
Laurier onhisreiarn _fran Eu-cpe.
'rwo oovlnnunnr -Lauzscrms.
union of Canadian municipalities has
_ elected Mayor Howland ot Toronto p
sident. ' '
_ COUNCILLOR PATON. »
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Moxrnur., Sept. 17.-(Speeial).;T
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LIEE Ill THE Hlilll lUSlillllllll
 Yesterday tareuoon The Guardian re-IIS prairie or uucultivaied lenll.
presentative had the pleasure ot an inter- p§llf_e_u¢° if!  9”? il WW
eating' conversation at the_Da.vies with _`EG§1lSh'P°-Pk: Wish °°_d¢_
_D,r._He_ard,__whose_ arrival was noted eev- E110 'éIll?8D`8’UflR bf°'fl°b°5 ‘id 5_0' 
[eral   ~Heard is the son 01, 17° th’ "P°""9°°f‘ l“9 '°"5'¢u¢.'¢'-i°“1.¥=_E'h°
_ _ _ __ _ _ _ .E
che late william -Hem er cnarlpztseeae ;»R=ct as  where
and graduated from McGill in 1880. For other blili '_9!\¢ .__V5\‘l°l?Y__;9f 8 'll
:he past sixteen years haslived a:Sydney, `_ The chief occupation issheep _
N. s. W., when he his wen a in-ge I raisiniwrdlii. silverefid eval-»ml1=i°s»
The Government has put into commis-_ Vice Presidents for P. E. Island.
& ' '
ipmemee and msaelrneme for nimselfm the former *mesrvli-tb°~¢<v1m¢r=. _sever
Mayor Warburton and A'd Patm are that hr distant l_md_ _ _ _ when they “me ta the _country mv
_ _ ~ . _ _’-a '_
Dr. Heard, since he left the Island, has -3_m°‘5°°d f°1`°°°°3° TE” D-’°.°°F Wm
CULORED WMTER SPUKE' ‘ MlLLl0NAlRE’S DAUGHTER KILLED.
P 'N _ RL S r_ 15_ _James E_ Nnwronr, R. I. .Sept 15.-Mrs. Mar-
mvm CE ep zaret Blake, housekeep r for Mrs. Ogden
h _ hc I _ h Geeler was killed in the elevator at the
mst to seize t e as ass" zu Ko” W en_ rGoelet’vi1la this atterncon. She was about
oleave or step from the elevator at the
'second floor and was crushed between
h _ 
Parker, the colorell waiter who was the
the Pole shot the President in the Tem
ple of Music, at the Pan-American Ex
position, was the pr-incl al e ker at the
_‘t
-m;
HcKhby mea¢r'al»fseEfTéi§Dlzaeld yoster- ll ° »l°°" “mi th’ °°°"' '
Church (colored) in this city. _
FAMILY QUARRELS.
S0\lERElGN CRAND LODGE-
“How mu serious “muy quarlclq _r-.pmt no the Sovereign Grand Lodge of
9 .
marriages ou; of spite and alterations
of wills might have been nrevented l»__v a
gentle dose of pills.” Wilh _the l\ver~O
and kidneys sluggish,anri torbld dures-
tiou is impaired and temper r'uloed._t
But Dr. Cha.se’s Kidney Liver Pills b‘7
ddfellows, which will ene here i.
invigorating the action ot these or,qans;Conway, of Chicago. and R. L. Wfright,
ensure mood digestion and sound health.
One Dill a dose 2a cents a box.
for Allentown, P. A.,. are the principal
irirndidates. Ten thousand persans are
_ __ AA __ `_expecLed in the city today. '
 MARRIED-
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for boarders durinv Exhibition
week, are urgently 1’€<ll1@§t@d t°
notify the undersigned, statmg the
numhgr gf guests they can provide
for and whether with or without
board. °
C. R. SMALLWOOD.
Sept, 13, 1902-`E`x&Pat d td.
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A World Wide Traveller Tells Many interesting Faels Regarding that Bolmtry and
' People Who inhabit it.  ~
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seen nearly every part ot the civilized i°l»¢1'¢8fiD8' f‘f»°\'¥'°f °~_S¢ll1*l°l¢l` WEN
Lworld. With England and Scotland heis 1'3¢¢nU7 Wm” £_7fm3»00f3 H’ °"“§d
almmllmr as with Aeselulaaalid in the ,W,°I1.l=Y =\_\_¢°P °°°°1°°S-_ 41° *lim* 
comment, the United seam, Ames. ‘llerisal ‘i'°\‘k» ' 3'1"' ”°°"°‘* “f”°‘“°
.rlipmohina s..a1..an,ne_hss visited u.s'°==° _nlwe f-° the °¢h°r
largest cities and studied the inhabitants. -11° P°1`m5“_°nl" P19” °f °'b°¢°~
He is therefore well qualified to speakon H0155 D0 Wm “U4 hl_5.9Sl"%E'° ‘"9
numeral in comparison with the ef .l“m°°8 Win? 4!°**°= .1‘¢1*i'*'°°- A*
1'!
' a pleasure socially as well as in an
tional sense. " _ E ' _ _ _
l Australia is composed almost' entirely ~°“d _ °t '“°f°‘m°"
of English, Scotch and Irish settlers, raid f'h°l°°m° “fb” "_" °‘“-’ ’¥°°°
the Doctor,inanswer to aquestion regard- °
ing .the country. The Ghinosg _jlitecent
~ years-have been -kept out by a poll tax of
$100 and now there arefew in the' Island.
Convicts who formerly were the sole oc-
cupants are now indistinguishable from
the remainder of the population -and fre-
quently a most prominent man in Sydney
or Melburue is the son of aconvict. All
the settled part is along the coast in the
0
ay was registered here la. t night. The
ddfellows spent yesterday largely in
_ 1 tical manoeuvreing with reffrevce to
he election of a deputy grand sire.  S. `
Dltsxormzs, Ia.. September 15 -Every l
P0
south and east and ex :ends about tive
hundred miles into the interior. . The rest
Rev. Architald Gunuf, Elijah Gard, of
Mill River to Miss ,Ellen Bell Irving of
_ Hills River. ` _ '
ll At Unionvale, on the 10 inst. by the
E v. Archibald Gunn, Arthur J Mathe-
ot 0`Lra.ry stati_on to Miss Sarah Som-
erville, of Unionvale.
son
At Charlottetown, Sept. 17, by Rev. G.
M. Young, Herbert Forshey Vaniderstine
an
 d Alina Maud Newson, both oi Char-
The above cut represents a
line of girls’ school boots _that
‘we think _are just the right
line, they are made by. the
Ames Holder. ce.; whisk is
enough proof of the 'g00d_
wearing .quality of them, the
leather is Box. Calf and tl1¢
,sole is fairly heavy made vs
.a good string ”  111°
.style of themfis _1_>¢1ff_¢_¢t. 
'ing cheap  
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'1oitft>wn. _ _ I _
clllclloo winners. _
, Seas.-when. 7'2§:‘°°n» 'S825 " T
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ABLGHT fro JUDGE, 2 ‘”*
Persons who have used Dr. Ch_l¢0'G_1
Ointment have the best rizht fo.-;f!ll,¥¢`
ot its merits and there is no preparation
° gf; the market today which is backed _bY
I ` lldted I.-BSMIODY.
iltugllrealll ¢l>.!E~:EEna‘: s;.lllE.b_‘;'hz)\1m and lpllcs 8_0
feel it a pleasure to recommend i$;.to
gghgr suferers. See fiesliI§_oalals infthe,
l|BWSDBD€I'F» ' ` '
El A I I -E' I 71-"
lScl)00l_ BWKS ! f
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lt Big__.;Sl0Ckl;--_ _ A 
LowPrlccs. “ S
A. slasysaei Béé1=4
store. - _
_,_ » ._ - _s eg \~._,» » ~.
113.3% ‘ l *F
et people is _most
¢ ' - J)
swagsman* who travel Iromplaoe to
place areeotertained kindly and without
cost. ' ' E ‘ ' _
Wheat is raised extensively, nearly as
much as Manitoba having been grown
last year. The land needs no 'manure
and the settler has only to stir up the soil,
sow his crop, and reap_the harvest. The
great drought o£_rs_cent years have been a.
fruitful _source of _ca_l_amity. Ten years
ago there were seventy millions sheep,ea.r-
ly this year there were forty millions and
_ . “P
_ l _ _ ” __ - races the ave: attend
An Persons having acnommodation At Si. Anthonfs onthe 9th lust by" the
_ b i' ~
Re
Melbourne is the homes! mosle In
British Empire and boasts of several Eng
lish prima donnas. Ie has live
music halls and many other smaller
of entertainment.
The climate is delightful and only one
in sixteen years had the doctcreeen sm
there The winter is much akin to Sep
tem
(KI)
ber ml’ E I.
The people live in the open a'r; are
sportsmen and every town has us
association At the Melbeurne C
we ance is Ill)
every small township ot over 1900
prize list at the agricultural meet ie
Magna I. loepam,
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» ' ”lsHlPliul uf""°"'°"
In His Mi§sion-i-Venezuelan Rebels.  G.
r`;flt_eog_s-_y-Native Christians in China .Are `
_ Preience Maderharrhay AreArreganr._- _ I   _
 ";1'.;' ~_-~ .. 'M  E '
P&umanonurzl~p~sw'<roa'x`.`f£§,Z3_Ti 'against the A who have 
` _ New Yonx, _Sept._§;.l*‘I.’3(Spe@l)-Slr§f°*'°°~ . ' - . ` ' `
 Bond   irurvn ennrsrtans jcassacan. E
Washington, :une audi the weel; to ' __ _
eontlnu€'his"lnegotlatldnsiid feels hope- fhlinigferl  ftulu
!ul»-the project will meet with success. _,___  Qqgnrlght, Arngflgaii 
E' 'rnes_'negotiatiens were delayed w  _  _Tu Fu, tellin# ofthe Email
_onleials get permission Yrom 'the  '|,,,¢;y¢»g1-;;~1,;i“g_ _ ._ ` ` __
630115 £0 8° 0°- 1 ‘ ~ The missionaries are guarded by troops
pmmptly and thoroughly that' 'pecpleé ummm vrorenreus. _ and 0111! 1000 their 'ibllildinss
' Wmnnxnab, Sept 17.-(Special)- 'V_eng`_-'E  _ _ _ _ I G
melee ad-vices tell of the defeag of um  tax zurxvx rarnus ser. - to those io Canada.
.’G°v°rom_¢=¢ #N098 elder General Gan- The native papers declare the lraableiol M°‘°'°. ""7 """'hi° °' °'°* 5” 9°’
I F055 E ' _ n » ' due to the collection of excaasivslndemb
I 'rue' President and Gm-ess are new ren. ri.. at as cleanse. .aa aaa
_ ing haf-lr to join ioiees and make a stand attitude under-  
rmm, sept. 17.-I-(steam)-Unless
.semi suvvli S 
There is no listing bntrexeeflent
and kangaroo Shooting Novi' Ze
nest fishing ia tlte,,world,
The harbor of
in the world. Ita
bays rivers, etc.
the inhabitant
rfllrlinzthorroeuum
illA¢swaHa.
itno doubt ‘wouldrbeau
for settlvlnean. The ellmgtg
horawer, to many
avvised D0 to 8 tor
fear but the heat isdry
No’si to ll’ `
Prangs’
Iurerlgbnthepaonle are very similar u
Courses!
sonehaea libre:-yo! from 1,5!! ee
lumen-an examnlesur Iyto
vo
town steteodueatioaieeoapaleery
does not
coeiapggay dinotlyto
The ifaehers are trained
andllélburne aadthelr
llo’s 1 to 5
lloC¢mac‘s