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_   C Q The crossing was clear with the exception _
oRoNi5iis  L  
  John F. Carter, sworn.-I was at the
Railway station, standing on the plat-
form. There wasa large gathering of
IN   people. I was quite near the scene of the MI _
accident. When the train was nearing 
HOLLAND
Playing Croquet Suc-
eumbs to Heat
OLD SHAMRO SK BEATEN
By New Shamrock-Yacht
Race on Lakes of Kil-
larney.
otn snaiuzocii siza-ries nv saw.
LONDON, July 18.-(Special).-In a trial
race to~day the new Shamrock beat the
old boat six minutes in a long beat to
to windward and a run home.
qivizsil Mirza ovracoxn AT CROQUET.
Bxtrssgi <, July 13.-(Special).-While
playing croquet at Spa the young Queen
of Holland was overcome with the heat.
but soon revived.
Pxnssrtvama snare DUsr.i.\'.
Kinnaaxar, July 13.-(Special)-The
University of Pennsylvania crew easily
won their race from T; inity College,
Dublin today.
BOWMANS’ HEADACHE POWDERS
cure quickly all headaches arising [from
nervousness, slesplessness, biliousness
and other causes. Bowman's are safe-
and reliable and the kind that cures pro-
mptly. 10 cents and 25 cents.
t . . _ ' -' f l
Clearingout a lot cf
ladies’
enuino T
liongoia I
Shoes for A
$|.oo <
These lines belong to odd
lots and are _laid on the
counter, easily 'seen and the
former prices ranged from
$l_25 to $2. 00.They mast go.
GOFF BRO 
W0rth’s 1111"  
Livery Siablesi
Prince Street. Q
Ch’town. P- E |-
Firet ala- aingll! Bild
double tis.
Fheeurseltslor weddinip _
and private  _
rel.-.prions 52 A
gg Jo 
it-son am. L Pwiliwf
__ _ _ __ ____ igfel ig;-:-1
in
R KENT s'ms:i:'r
R Livnar STABLES
R Charlottetown. P. E. |-
wr-:DDiNG CARUAOES.
COACHES.
C0 L' Pl-IES and
HAKOUCI*l.E3~.
g on uma DAILY-
Terms Reasonable-
Telephone No- 17|- 
135'!
*w. F. needle. ¥
£ 5- igclgm 

- WELCOME
lo _ tlie Duke ot York
V Prrposeii
ON A SPLENDII) SCALE
Tenders for Fast Atlantic
Line Called for by the
Government.
THE FAST ATLANTIC LINE. __
O'r'raWA July 13.-(Spa-cial.)-The Gov-
will be on broad lines, giving the tender
ers an option on the class of boats
The Government favors 18 knot boats,
with ample freight accommodation
ORANGE \VELCOME TO THE DUKE
Tonosro, July 13 -'Speciell-At the
Orange gathering here Robert Birming
ham urged abig Orange demcnstration,
the g atest Toi cnto has ever seen to
welcome the Duke and Duchess of Co..i
wall and York
This would enable them to judge of the
greatness of the Order and would also do
honor to Y .scount Crichton. eldest son of
the Earl of Erne, the Imperial Grand
Master.
The prop0sal was we" received by the
audience.
__ 2-Q1
Supreme Court.
` SATURDAY, July 13.
L-=ai-rl vs Bea“sto.-Verdict for the
plaint’l` for the whole of the lands
claimed. `
Sha ,i, appellant vséndersosi, respon-
den'.-Appeil from the decision of the
“County Court o1`~Prince~Oounty.--~A=ppeel
allowed with costs, and the judgment.of _
the court below reversed.
MacLeod vs Hughes:-This was an act -
ion of trespass and was tried at last Hil-
ary Term, when the jury returned a ver-
dict for the defendant.
W. A, O. Morsnn, K. C. for plaintiff
and W. S. Stewi"t,E.-q., K. C., for de-
fendant. Mr. Morton took out a .ule for
a new trial on the ground that the verdict
of the jury was_ contrary to the weight of
evidence. The '.u1e was arg _led at last
Easter Term, when judgment! was reserw
ed. The court to-day delivered judgment
granting a new trial 0_1 the ground that
me vp;-di¢; was manifestly contrary to
the legal evidence ad inced at the tri .° ‘__
McPherson vs MeLeod.-The court de-
sires i J _hear further argument on some
points inthe case-the argument will be
heard before next Michaelmas term when
judgment will be delivered.
Mill vs Newsom.-Judgment reserved.
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D
portion to its area is said to be Hollond;
the country having the greatest popu-
lation is China. _
fail
F Kuilmoirr Headsets Powoen are ssh
pleasant, and eii'ectuaL The! 001100111110
Opin” 0;- any harmful drug. They Urea!!!
no habit- from continued use.
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I at home with our Passe-
AV Partcut Binding.
We have just i°e0e`ivBd§a
.fine stock of the best qual-
ity Posse Paizrour.
_-also some nice outfits for
this new and interesting
Awork. ~
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.mounts of every d¢SCl’iP'
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The most opulous country in pro»i"
of the train hands. The electric lights
about the station
usual.The lights were all lighted.Deceased
the train when backing to a station. I
the plattorni also shouted. Hewas alone.
shaded the deceased?
It was on the spurr about 50 feet dis-
was on the track; could not say the spot
on the brake. Ithink two cars and a
half went over him. He had his valise
hanging from his shoulder. I think one
end sill of the car struck him. I was
standing on platform of car. I had a
lantern in my hand. lt is not customary
to wave the lantern coming into the
station. I got onto the train at the switch.
I jg ' "_ 4 _ _ _ p _ 'A _ __ _
Few People Escape _
The 'l‘ortureof Piles
Milt
"And Dr. Chl.se’s Ointment is the Uniy
Positive and Guaranteed Cure for
This Wretchcd Disease. '
There is usually very little satisfac-
tion in consulting a physician regard-
ing a case of piles. In nine cases out
of ten he will recommend a surgical
operation, forgetting, it may be, the
risk, suffering and physical as well as
_financial expense which this treatmiit
entails. For this reason very many
people are going about in misery with
Jpiles, believing that they cannot be
cured except by means of the surgeons
knife. _
lt is to such persons that this ad-
vertisement will bring good news of
great value. Dr. Chase’s Ointment has
never failed to cure piles and it is re-
cognized the world over as absolutely
the only preparation that can be relied
upon to cure every forr_n of this fright-
V fully common ailment. __ _
It' seems strange that anyone should
suffer the wretched uneasiness and
acute torture of burning, itching piles
when it is so easy- to procure' 'Dr-
Chase’s Ointment. Nearly every dealer
Vin medicine keeps Dr. Cha.se`s Oint-
ment, and you can apply _l.t~aiC VhG_U1_°
_\-,-gtbout any inconvenience. ‘If 
*Bates CQ" Toronto,  a box will
iyourineighbor or drruzglst  this
_ Miss Cole, PLC. Bacon, Mrs. P. C. Bacon. 
`i Mrs. J. A; Lambert, Caroline Lambert.
prefcri send C0 cents _ tc_ E-imansor;-‘
-ge" ,am postpaid to your address. ;Askif
the station, there were several crossing
the track. I heard the men on ihelrear of
I saw the car striking the man. He seem-
ed to have walked right into the car
see decea sed: He was lying on South
ire tant y
by the shock. His two legs were ofl’ just
the shoulder. There were also several
marks on the head and one just over the
e e B
o w resca p woun s, mme
ately sent for the coroner _and remained
with deceased until coroner arrived.
on platform of station. I saw accident. I
Jury  In a Verdict  wasabout20feet distant. First I heard   Promised-De
someone on the train shouting quite loud
applied, then I saw the man struck. H
tumbled around beneath the car.
I saw the car go over "him, Two cars and
one truck of the postal car passed over
him. As soon as the train stopped I went
Wm. Strong sworn. I was on the rati-
the man on the wharf but I an not post- 1,1-a1nVp.»=`¢i quite close to him, 1 ming' Payment Of all claims is Dwmlw!
tive. As far as I cnow there was no fault gbgut ghyge feet hom h{m_ It was at mg -_-_---ia..-¢-_-l.
next crossing that he was st. Jck. OI saw
mBU
S'Side, on the night ef 'Jul 12
end of the express train as said tr.iin was
attaches to the train or station men, all
other precaution, when trains are backing
into the station and when shuntin i
al.-_-1 _xggg _»‘ _
4 -.___ V
such good work in the races at Trenton
ville. S. Doyle brought the trophy with
fhim. Cameron received painful injuries by
not banked and conseqmently was very'
dangerous.f.Doyle was also thrown from
his wheel and injured, t-he result_of poor
_ Second place in the qua' _.er mile
run, he was given third position. Cam-
eron would have secured first place in all
THE Olivette arrived in port shortly
after dve o’clock Saturday afternoon
with the following passengers: Mrs.
Smith, Mr. Staby, Mx Goldberg, Mrs.
McCoi mick, Mrs. R. Glasgow, Mrs. Cole-
man, Rev. D. C. McLeod, Mrs. McLeod,
Mrs. M. Mcé‘len, Miss Lucy Kelly, Miss
A. McDonald, Mr. H. McDonald, Mr.
Lizrie Hay, Miss B. C. Barr, T. Collins,
Priscilla Colter, Miss N. Montgomery.
Harvey Lambert, W. K. Crosby, H. C.
~ _-, Spooner, Geo. Howell, Mrs. Howell, Miss
_ R5, Corey, E. T. Hughes, Wm. McMillan,
fzitis-sn. ii.-reciosiiy, win. _w»~u.ii, _-H: R
'f§ii_r_i'ui_s, Mrs. A. M»ichoii,A._iiee_ Motl’att,_:l.
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McKay, Mrs. Carter, S. F. Carter,"
____ the oar, shouting to them “look out." __
Eye Witnesses to the D-.M-P--»» --V-----1--» --111-_-<» Deficit' of K. of P. Will
Terrible Accident. AZI.‘f.l’§’.i...‘f""i“.'.§‘§"' i§3.l“§.iZ2“..§"°°.‘ be Made G00d V
_ _ __ above the ankleanihis right arm ot? near __
AT S’SILE DPEOL r- e ° 1_ -1 11 df-THE PROMPT PAYMENT
Accordance  Pads ;‘get ot? the track." Then th ibrake wa: _ fanning 'ffeasurer Gets
_N0 B1ame_ ` was near the iirst rail and I Six Years,
T110 00"0“°1"S10fl\1¢S* 0° the '~'1°‘1*'h 01 and pulled him out from under the car. To coma UP B" EHJBTAGE
“hh” L- W°0t'h°1'bl0»km00 by the “P1093 There were some ladies crossed the track MINDEN NEI; July 13 'Steele' ‘
. . ' 9 vi -°"'\ -° *
train`Friday night was held by Coroner ° t h d fm _ H h d 1 t fu
ernment`s new Fast Line advertisement Bowness, in the Board of Trade Rooms, ':_:sget:, oi; ot; ghsnsvay yghshexlfgtgeosholfti C°‘mPy Treasurer Nwuu’ WM two weeks
., , ..
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S“\1!'dBY Bff»¢rI100Il- The f0l10WiDH .l\1\'!' ing. The lights were the same as ordin- agomld ° sensational °°°'yA°b°“"' -hmm
111°” were S1101” 1111 ary. I did not notice, whether or not there °“nd'b°33°'-1 0110 1`°00°0» 110" 00111155 U0
S' M- B‘f11t~ F01`°mB!1- was a light on the err.- I was looking was a robber to cover up a shortage in
Robt. She -,1. down. I never saw the man before
- xi
Gilman Reid. ° V hi’ “°°°“”°°° _ `
He has been sentenced to six ears
_W. G. Schr neu. _way whr' .° on the night of the accident. y ' ‘
John A. McKay. When I was coming up the wharf I me TH! KNISBTS OF PYTBIAS DIFICI1.
` Louis Green. ith li his h ld
a man. w a d ,
D- M- WUUZU- what I thoughzziviz Ethtick stl?:>u;Ei ‘tllie CHICAGO' July 13°_()p°cial')-_The
J- D-E°111011-SW-ti0U M&Si<’.1' SWOPDI- handle. This was where the track is Supreme om°er’K'°t Pi' hun °ddr°“
I,_was an eye witness to the accident; I spa,-¢\'e\'v,~;¢,h the 3i¢}¢wa\§_ He dm not tothe order shows a deficit ot over a
;a;_<;n the train. t_'_l‘h_;_ f;ocid_e11_t :$996385 seem to pay any attention to the train qqa_\-te;-milling, D _
<1' U- H253- B 90 0 f- 6358 10°. com'igup t'ie.whr .‘. He asked me if I
platform, wh“e the train was backinsr wanted to get past. I told him to look The fmdvesipledges me Ord" mme'
|1150? 00mi_D8‘ 05° Ubi* Whkl I- I think I BBW out for the train. He kept right on. The not even' beueaciuy md “Hand pmmpt
. li
Ixanswer to a correspondent the fol-
were all on at the head of the wharf, e'id~V. the remain gud bglieve if, to be the sam, lowing from the Montréal Herald wid
‘ _ ' doubtless give all information required. A A
C°“d“°L°r T'""_°"’ sw°m"I was °°“` 10000 L‘l11°»SW°‘ -1-*I k110W I-11° 000003003 meeting of the Buffalo Hotel .Association
0110501' 011310 U‘*’~\'U and W8! M1 Pye wit- he is my uncle. John L. Weather`bie. He was hem ‘yesberday aftemom, w take 8°,
ness to thc accident. I noticed the de- has bgen living at Ba, H,.,~b0,.__,_,,4 New mm on. the reports wmch____e _md to have
ceased on the wharf. He asked me about Bedford, M gg, 1 tel _ H _ hi "
th W _ _ . _ Imldhi nh _  _ “ 8 Y 0 W” 0 9 P beenspreadbroadcastthatthe hotels of
e es ‘rn rain In &t a bel! °81.DenI'»P ¢ He belanged to  49-   cit were ch in -Pan_Ameri‘|an
this train left for Charlottetown, another' left the island about 25 years ago. He is ~ Y - ug 8
train would come down the wharf for the abou: 30 years of age. He was a little bgrngzte  5:6 Imguohll
_ en ee. e e am ran-
west. He said something, I did not know _hard of hearing. He hasa daughter Mrs gan gauge, gage Iam The Sm”-:md and _S
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what it was. He gave me to understand Bontleriii Colemi-:i.whom hewasgoi to I - ` ' "
E118! he V88 R010! West- i 5010 mm 50 F0' visit. He hasa sister and daughter!-*gat ;_T¢s?;nsl;; wig? Witt; rfipmgemgg
main on the wharf until the train would _Plgggimt M1-mug, Elgin, Arne", County N_ A smtergznt was m_eT:__;1 2__"Ythee;_“;_
coénvsittiigijriixan Essory sworn -Got on rear BI Hzdtasdtwo sisl-tiers on Eh? Island' “ivismg “?°.‘_"“'°m" 1’“b11° "mt ‘°n"i*'
8 1 ° ~ ' -“Q” ° -i°‘"`”° “nm "’ ° 010011- ' 'class accommodations could' be secured in
__n§gf _§k_V t__ _ me ‘ _ t_§,l_§_9'¢i¢Qg__mg___uu ' 'V   ._  ._-._. .  __ f _ 
§‘° °°°i¢°°‘ 1¢“_°°‘}° °‘¢#°1‘°_°*¢° as V _»*"4f‘f°=»i=*°las»»"  =-»@f¢n"“ii.§§.i'.§'fi...ti..1"‘°"“f7l'i`
S8017. Dllllsd We be 1l'0D¢- When I Sew; jury brought in the following verdict : ` _mam . The p,.,v¢m,, _ -3,, _ hu
deceased he was on the south side of the _ “We, the jury appointed to investigate ° ,.6 1,. $2 to é  Ip' '
, _ __ rasesa am _ per y or one
§'i§.i.Z'.i“?$”i§°»;'i?.i.°i$3°-.§§;`$i§“t..i33?  Z'.f;`.‘§.°.§‘.?‘..‘.’.'. £.°;.'§I‘.‘;. Xf.?.""I.‘i.‘I.‘L‘°;...°'f.‘§.‘.". °'='°°°~°°'-’ “°°'“ *S ‘° “W” ‘“' ‘°' "'°
_  V . _ ` persons accordingtotbd class of accom-
also. We were going slow, slower than and of the platfomi at the passengerdepot m°,|a¢_;,;n D--1-he ‘maximum _.ages as
V . Y ‘ be me d i-ess ii mo' -
appeared to be in the shade of a box car. 1901, Bud that he was struck ;°,:;;,,,,eb,; 1:3 -huqltit, etgzstcgry ' TZ;
A mm is s“pp°“°d .W be °° the rea' °f “nd iusmntly kmed - by PM 1'°°"` hotels have accom0d_ations'for all 9.6¢-rons
was there and shouted to the man, he making into the smtfan, aft," leaving  Entenziszflegt during
51101116 hBV0i|l¢B'l‘d ID! V0l0¢- 0000” 011i the wharf, and that no blame whatever :po S °
He  8 RUB OH hi! 8500130. »WiU'\ his 'the usual precautions for safety having GHCAGO _ S'
valine hanging on the end of the gun. I been t_~i¢e`n_ ` ' - _ .~ ----- _ _
had n0t time UU touch  OI' I would “The Jury gwe of the opinion  owing mol  '13°_6p°dd~) .1 n.
have done so. I was on the opposite step. 50 the 1,,” m_,i.,a1 of the ggeamq- and the' following are the closing rates:
T116 1112111 8DD°81'€d b¢Wild¢l'¢d- _ ‘H6 did heavy travel during the summer 'months July, Why; 55;; Cam 43;; 0.¢,_..
005 111030 311V 03°F* ‘0 S11" himself- I and in order to prevent any similar ac- Pork H
‘milk UWO 0°" W0" him- ' cident at the same place in-the future, the R ‘_ 1
Q\1¢SUi0D0d by J- D- EDU100? railway authorities should place a watch- Sqn' “V'h°°"' 5715 ami ‘wi 0°" '“"
When "53 ‘F00 0°-1' 1`¢f°¥'1’00 50 "him man at the station crossing or adopt same P0Y¥» $l4¢43i~` ' A
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tant. There was no car on the through being (lane at that placey _ DlSCipleS (jf 
siding near the crossing. The cur _. _V _
where the accident' occurred. n I 1 I Th' annum meetmg °f 1'1"’ P- E' 15111115
Association of the Disciples of Christ held
Wm. Essory sworn. I am switchman V _ -
in the Summer-side railwav yard. I saw - 11.1 the °‘f°"1`“1 C°1`1‘_’u°11 Ch111`°11» 0901100
Baddeck’ Jun' 11’ 1897' theaccident.I was on the rear of the train; with ‘°°‘“l prayer ‘md P1"'1“°'5°1""1°e °11
 LINIMENT is there was no way of preventing the acci- S“t"”`d“7 °"°°mR' A"”°”3 the mlm?
'IDY l'€lD¢‘1Y°f01'NEURALG1A- I dent. Deceased arrived on the crossing _ Present w"'° the f°u°"1”3 1“`°‘°h"1"1 01
lt relieves at once. at the “mei time as e did_ He did dot _ the brotherhood: D. Crawford, O. B.
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A' S' MCDONALD' h i _ e eued tc, €  Emery, A. N. _Siinpson. G. N. Stevenson
appear to notice t et a n W y -
him and he appeared to pay no attention - ‘ F' W'.H”'1°w’ and P“_F' Whifwn' M°d°"
to us. I did.not notice him rnnke any -_ ' at’°r‘ AlM°L”'n’ of Cmcimmm’ Sfe°".°“"'!
noise. I pulled the signal cord and Put .-  'a C d I |01 the F°"e1£n Ch1`1S_t1°” M‘3Si°11*-'17
 n   S Society,P: rf. Herbert Mai :in of Kentucky
University, and Elijah Rayner, stnden. .
  at Hiram College, Ohio. _ _
The Sunday serviceswere largely a’
tended, Mr. McLean speaking mo.niii|,
sud afternoon on missions, snd Prof
Mcssers Dayle ani Creamer who did,_Ma.rtin at night preached an excellent
discourse.
were passengers by the Princess Saturday ` _ _______,(_ f
evening. Cameron stayed over at West- ' I ”`"`1”" ' '- "°1'°‘~`-I
Three 'Operations Failed
fallingfrom his wheel. The track wash _ A    
News at a Harvellons Cure Flies
Across the Continent-Father and
_ Son Unite In Pr-ailing Dr. C‘lm.se’s
Ointment.
gearing, A‘“‘iough Creamer secured _ some cures emected by Dx, Champs
Ointment seem like miracles. Here is
a case where doctors labored in vain
and operations failed to cure.
Mr. Donald McLeod, Tarbotvale, U.
theeventsbut for the accident. A - 5, W;-“es :__
' ‘¢I received the sample box of
Dr. Chase' Ointment, and it has done
me,a considerable amount of good. I
am now enclosing payment for a large
box 'of Dr. Chase's Ointment, which
you will please send to my address.
_ I have had itching piles for ' four
years and did not know of any medi-
cine that would relieve me' until last
fall. when I received a letter from my
son in Winnipeg, who said that three
doctors treated him and operated for
piles. but failed to cure him. He now
thanks God and Dr. Chase’s Oint-
ment for a perfect cure. He had piles
in the worst form. and suffered terribly.
He is now workingVha.rd every day.
and does not feel my symptoms 01
pilm returning. You -are at liberty to
use this letter for the benefit of others. '
There is little use tfyillll 150 ¢\11`0 D_“P°
unless you use Dr. Chasez _Oint-
rnent.V _It.Vis certain to atlordh quicli
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