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 nay will submit;
‘I ;',f§f;`_8i1vai'li'lllent‘i'otiayi illi-5
’ ‘Secret Session
01raWA, Oni- il- (Sinful -|.i -'i‘\ls prov
v|g4|;i repraaentives rwselrofi a unani-
mous agreement this afternosn. Tn-o ra~»
olutionu were alloilwl- TM! Will U" Wi'
“safari t1SIr Wilfred Laurier and olin-
lerai ministers loan irrcvl mofilllil
h~ ’ l
The n,,,,_,,| "mm ,,,..,\u\|nns rleelnn-~
th aaal fur Increased nliov anoes nc oul
lined in the Quebec rnaoiuatiiilvi 01 1993-
,," dum’ wht, a hgad of population ct
the Province a~4_shown_h¥ “W ns” °°“"" '
,th |||a|-“ae in tho allowance for le :Nil-\
lion and an allowance of twentl Wit*
h hurl for the adn inistl»tl0\\ 0| °\'im|“'|
(nation.
gm, la unanimously agreed to without
mind*  tha oiuiln of guy Province tc
of the Provlncnl. ' ‘
The saving clause at the end of the il?"
resolution is for the benefit oi Oh'-lflft
Prius -nd-.ara :clara and British
Columbia. .
Pnmm. wh|m” dw.. not want to sul
Is". ,uhoug wma innervation to the
Qusbec resolutions because he criticism
it when Premier Boss laid it on tnbie_o|
tba Gntuiz House in lilll. liowever.
Hou. Mr. Whitney *Wi* "‘°“°7 "U"
the Dominion as much as do any ui ti\¢
uigtoesrs for smaller Provinces.
Ibis for the benedt of Prince iillwsrd
lglaad, which has lost population ami
would lou money if PIN °° "J i“`*"‘°“'
populatioll- '
1; is also a cnncaalicn tc British
canals.-»»lst~ was ihmiw °°'t°'
PRINCE
pusswl
xo, 1905
Evcrythlnnlsgoing along quietly and
satisfactorily at the big exhibition
snrl nothing remains now to
as ure its success except the weather
which it is trusted will continue line,
Wednesday nnd Tnnrsday have always .
been the banner days at the hxhibition,
and itil certain, given nnfwsatirer, that
gnstsr crowds than ever heretofore will
pass through the gates.
TbeLive Stock exhibits, especially the
. - ‘assi 'ran ' Y
special consideration. °Wiu|l W ii* P°°“'
liar ehirn fcrbetter treatment. _ _
The second resolution declares till*
psndingan amendment W 95° Bfmm " l
I
North America Act necereary t0 Ki" _ "' _
effect to the lirst resolution. UW U \“°'"‘“
P“.“.m,,,¢ ghquiq at its next session \ ‘ »
enact a meaaiifl! for Lhe temporary relief 1 V I
*L \ ,A
A Very Fine Day’s Program For the Opening Day-Three Splendid Raves -The Altractions Suprisingiy._Good-The
List Oi Prize Winners As Fa' As Awards Have Been Givln.
._ l
Y f .
At the race tratk yrsterday aiternoon a
generous program of entertainment was
provided.
The rnccs called forth some of the beat
kind-of that sport that has ever been
witnessed in-fore n Charlottetown grand
ltnnd crowd, and the attractions proved
that the claims made for their superiority
ovarlhe class of amuaements furnished
cn pevious occasions of this sort. were
b no means exe; geruted
CMI' m"'°°° M" "‘°°"*¢f "Q  was sours' Blue tlrapen work' by
administration of albira in that Province. vodly so, great oomu\\f1\4l0i°’\°‘““| it I' clever performers, male and female, and
...ng ,m alumna pmfei °°°d"i°'"~'»
far greater than in an! °"'°\‘ i’°""°‘
Cmuh, “.1 that govvlng to the fact that
the greater portion oi its o°nullili°l1i°
been surpassed in the Maritime Provin-
ce-.
In all other classes of Live Stock,
including Poultry, the exhibits are highly
i* “° °"““°m"°“ t° "7 "bn lt hu “V” their feats drew forth the applause cl tho
grand stand. But what proved to be
hirly surprising. The unbclievenbln tricks
that are performed by tnis splendid nick
rider And his fair partner were such as to
engaged in the mining. ium\|¢i‘i\'i8 Ind °r°d""bl° clamn ons cf su rise and
fishing industries they contribute throng
might be made of the Cheese Exhibit,
‘ cali forth ex tl rp
h In the `“d°°r °xh“’"" 'pwml m°°"‘°“ wonder from the packed benches of spee-
tstors who fairly held their breath sa
nw muwm. more to th” Domhrxan 'hlchls ""l"“°’ ‘ad “pmt” '°l“m" they followed with close attention the
¢l'°ll\\U in P"°9°ru°“ w meh' pop" °n 'M 'hh 'nad md““"" 'meh N' is h°p°d intricate lrnianclnk and wheel ridli\8 so
than done any other Province. Henc
gh” should have larger indemnity allow-
ance than any other Province-
none other in this province has done sc
much to improve the condition of the
farmers.
Q will continue to grow and prosper, as ul nd S||,.,M,|
cleverly done by H s .
But the lions. All that can be imagined
nf blood curdllng interest is provided hy
the lion lamrr and his half doren trained
ln” c°“f°'°“°° Wm I" "B "Bowman T0 °°i¥-U 9° im* °'l1|ill|iif \`||5P\l.Y-“ 0! monarchs ofthe forest. There is nothinl
baton the Federal Government tomorrow
lil
their goods made by the Merchants of
sham about the performance. If there ia
mornin This will bedone at eleven Charlottetown one oannot,as The Guer- my w,y|n whihhhmm mn risk h|s ur;
o'eioak zbind cloned 60011. ll! *li °f Ui
preeasdiap have ian conducted.
__,_1-1--ff'-‘°’
lilliliiili llilllliilil
i SPillillHli|il
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Q
amsauialm which ms so called Pro
gpgqlvs Party in London has fallen o
mug” ss! the indiscreilonsand ex
[nth B gh Councils have indulged
x
' i' rthrowiu the hilh f, dAd M‘l d
*sill F 7" °" Altbouah occuvying not much #_ rice the 7:22: :I-§‘hm°rT mach* N‘)me':x;‘x;s‘;|;
m igipal ilaetiohs cn Nov. i. f
with the clever arrangement cf the dln’sr-
ent spaces allowed to them.
PBOWSI BIOS, LTD.
Strikingly noticeable on entering the
buildlngls the large section over which
the sign of Prcwes Bros., Ltd., is placed.
Halfof their exhibit isoffursa linein
which the firm shows some splendid
samples of the latest styru. Decided-
ly attractive and entic ng especially
to the ladies ara the rich Hd'
comfortable looking sets of beautiful
furs being hung up to public view.0ert in-
iy thc Fur Department of this establish-
ment presents a magnlncent appearance
terated ln.
r..u>'rnoitNv: k ro.
hr-i||| at wra para of Lepl borne N soap, out
6 dinnhaa n|t¢li‘ly~l\id, bil lobe struck wig); mg” °¢|-gginhy than hgh”
over the adventurous Captain
Weerlon, li is hard to conceive
what it could be. That speetatcn
reoognisedrmd admired the nerve oi'
themanltwnl easy to perceive, and
throughout the whole exciting perfor-
mance lntensequietness reigned, only to
be punctuated by applause ae some more
daring act succeeded what had gone be-
fore, It was evident that this attraction
was rated as the most t sklng cf the whole
show. It nnrl the other features furnish-
ed those who src not keenly interested in
the racing a satlsfyinq entertainment
for their money.
'ms moss.
h Aisoare shown a variety of styles in The nr" nm W” me 2 I5 ‘M th,”
h°t;':l:"(‘ts‘_:::,1:°:';lt pretty heats were trotted. But lt was
uavviassela which its rfyrse¢st»l.n~»» w L °“ ' foregone” Lady Bimr°o’~~ with Mo MM. class to be called at 9 a. m . wilt
second on the card and Rlln M. third.
,Rita made it inlastestlngln the first half
` P M h 'nut n but not changing the order-of coming
Pnae .hdicatlbal do not justly
M I' M has ut V c ' m u undsrthe wire.
,mn |.|\¢\»> hope that the poop
#nut hnniainai l'Uf°|'“\ °*“ un ms ”°_ .nd \,|,| gh. y||n,¢ to Lady Bingen, Springhill Stables
Lorman 0ot.a-Notwltnstaulilnsr th
U HIDE '
$2 ng ‘round at this moment for r
be
si to an utdva calivllkii llliii
':¢W""` ¢°¢(:`;:‘»mmh"m2:\uh::° leeiweliodvstry which would be ppt aa- luis, Dialer stun, sunt
gas- one , ' 2 2 s
nptzsia awry horses! "\'°" *"‘° ,M H ,M W-,,,,.,,.,. rims zsn, sm, mu.
VU nf' |’\ WW" 'lu' \'°"° :nazi-wan; \;'"||,¢:|'p¢|,¢¢n¢,', wgp, The 2.9.6 was a race that ruuse ,
I” ‘ 'thhlikidthe apectaiursmdlc sffunied
coLdl.
l ~f.':.~.'°:.‘f-:;~;.:o..
&;:?&}.
 itil
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house has been constructed. UIQ*
to pause. Ha is forced tn reflect that hsra
in the memory without the aid of the
the mnrch ofiliwl
‘g_¢ina|nve makingla ee
“_ 'fhgfaanatovelw suit all* 'I
nnlalipockets and in addltienta elf
dlndlve ouislds nppearrnca they an
use wrll_th¢- important work
ihs house warm and li'iV|°l
honenwlvaa.
l_¥
and they lfl
of the musiclan‘s and mailil'
v lived tn I
3:2: g:°ndIi.ffe‘\-lin: from their
mm, by are also
el tba
sv
 tai  ,.'   \.;~.   vuv/-v~.¢vuv~v~`uv~v\-
Rita M., Peter Carroll, iiallfax
merslde
~ "°‘“'“ "“W"" °°" `_~  Rib! reverse tara- ul. ms- ,,
, -whit., me se.-.as no nation: ` cancun- Nana uma. lmolgol 5.19 Trot and Pace. known as
.i neasetnsimvs exhibit or the Rosen roeniutaouah more sawxowvrd of him the Prowse Bros-. Ltd , Purse-
lv ', Hardware Oc.. Ltd.. appeals to all who Intheseeendhsar. Kaioltrotlerl like apic- Three Year Old Trot (S“k°)
hvanotiesd the chilllnsss now beginn- sara, winning the hoatsmlfiahunlcane of '
mksnhafslt at night. tiers, e-peclaib your. In the next but however his "[1"-ee Mi,-mtg Trgi
el W
Nl' Illehangnl Hhhoinon btiag cd]
“m°°h°° mn" 4 may ki' " 4-Fr' ' ' The performances before the
  'HHH' I
which dolotO,*1? y_ '  I
B.-oe., arenoenzaé  _gli ._ 
"m°”mv::»man¢ ei. .cfs I ` f_, 56¢ 
'i Drawn ,,*,_,._,,,,`*~.~1 '~,‘,,,~,`
_the repairs
Hr
..
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xifiiiii
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2.-
sl-
5-s
ii s\e'¢1\-
slnolnae anlky hy t'.s_ln.lgr, ....1 nmw..
‘getting late the sQt. In this heat a ind
break caused the horse a loss which was
pluekiiy nv-ercbmq ami he envied tlrlnl.
Regal also broke ll this heat, and Cock
of the North was given first. The ncx
two heats went Q bolcw, Regal getting
tint money. Cock of the North second
and Kalol thild.
Regal Pandect, S lnnhill Stables 1 2 2 1
K oi, J. HY' ielmlson,
Charlottetown, 4 I fi 3 3
Cock o' the North, Jas
McDonald, S/side, 2 il 1 2 '_'
Park Dan, Park Stables,
Challotteiovvn. ii 4 dis.
The 2.35 trot and pace was a walk over
for Nellie Bangs und Robert C., the other
competitors being distanced in the flrsl
heat.
Jessie Mae, Ii. il. Sterna. Char-
lottetown dis
Robert C., A. Lnndry, Moncton 2 2 2
Nellie Bangn, F. Sc L Wright,Sum-
side l l l
Parker C.. J. H. G. Murphy, Char-
lottetown llis
LADIES' FANCY WORK.
Honiwn Lace Work- Misa Allci
McMurray; 2, Miss EditbTweedy.
Point Lace Work~Mina Alice MuMur ‘
`ray;2, Miss Johanna Shea.
fUvU7'?FY'7'Y'7'Y‘v'YV"V’
PROGRAM FOR TODAY.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10th. '96.
HORSES -»- The 'judging of
horses will be continued at 9
a. m., commencing with he road-
sters, Class IV. and all horses
entered in Classes IV, V, VI, and
Vil, must be in readiness.
DAIRY CATTLE--The firs
be Jerseys. and will proceed a
per Catalogue- °
SHEEP ~'The judging of Sheep
will commence at 9 a.- m , and will
qontinue till completed. _
_ INDOOR EXHIBITS - The
judging will be proceeded with in
all unfinished classes at 9 a m.
RACES will start at 1 o'clock
The following classes will be
called :-
Orsnd, Stand, inciudiu -the great
lion show, will poesasa several new
fratures-
, » n
Galen, shifting h wdtnly all
nnlihwemllh tl (Hinri-
hl adder hy LM
Baltenburg -,Lace Work-Mina Ailes
hlelurrayz 2, Misa Halal Bnlld.
Lace iiandkerchlef-~Mlss Alien Mcllur-
ray; Miss Ethel Lorrie.
Lace Dessert D‘Oyll¢a -‘Minn Alice
McMurray. A
Kenfiingtin E|nln'0ldnl’-iui Llllid
McRae; 2, Mnrllnr-et Wcnthilhliv _
Eyelet Embroidery-Mrs ,_ 'pQnia
Don ld.
Bit Centerpiece in wliltc Silk,-3. Mies
Jacqueline McDonald.
Best Centerpiece in white 0|' cdolid -
Mrs Francis McNutt; 3 Miss Annie John-
son.
Tea Cloth In whim or colored silk. Mm
H ii Cameron; Miss M this Bremucr
Tea Clolh In white or coiornd-Mrs R.
Johnson; 2, Miss Annie E-Johnson.
Embroidered Dessert D`0yllss,-2l.iaiss J
l.ePnge.
Art Fancy Work-Mrs A E Morrison; 2
Kat ie McQuaId,
Mount Meillck Work--Mfg Ambrose L
llrown; 2, Madge Dawson.
Hardnnger Work-Min»Edith Drown; Y,
.il-an Al‘.ken.
Mexican or Drawn Work- Lizzie Mo
liar; 2, MNH J Wood.
T»sttlng,bnst specimen-Marie Moore;
‘.’. Mrs. Francis McNutt.
Netling, best specimen--Misa Agnes
Prowse; 2, Mrs. Joseph Prowse.
'1‘enerifi’e, beet specimen-2, Charlotte
S Howard.
Cross Stitch, beet |peciment»-Jessie
S'm|»son: 2. L C Ls Page.
Pillow Shams,-Mary Robertson: 2,
Minnie Robertson.
Ten Cosey-Florence Annear; 2, Miss J~
i.c Page.
l.ndles‘, llodroom Slippers--Miss .I Lo
Page: 2. Mrs. Chns McGregor.
Patchwork Quilt, Cotton-Daisy Pick-
nrd; 2, Elizabeth Rice.
Patchwork Qullt,sllk~Adeiaide Gallant.
Pyrogrnphy on \\'ood,beat specimen-
-Misu C Shaw; 2, .ianle H Ferguson.
Pyrogrsphy on Leather, beat specimen --
2, May Tweedy.
Suit of Ladies' Plain lfnderrlothlng,
hnnri-made, Miss E ii Norton.
Three Por-ket iIanni<-hiefs,hematitched-
Mrs. ii E Mulch; z K-'itie Mciquald.
Half dozen hnnd-made Pillow Slips-
Mrr. Fanny Monaghn ; ‘l, Mrs. Daniel F
Frnnnr.
Beatfcoilectlon cf Indies' Work-Mrs.
Francis McNu|t, Llule McRae.
Pillow Case -Miss Doris Farquharaon,
2, Lottie Boswell.
Outline Work-Mary F Hynes, 2, M..
iisas Fraser.
Dretnd Doll-Miss A Miidh Norton, I,
Mies Lottie Boswell.
Lace Knittinn, one half yard ieng-I,
Emma Scott.
,Hill J. iiilii
Mil iiiiillii
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OHAWA. Odohhfh.-ltxts ssassa on
Ill Nibviirmla. -Llhasl hlis
wiiilllthnchll H\lnHllhC OOI-
ucsntt; 2, lun. c lu romr. ' - sian noun cms-urs It rr comm.
Best Centrepiece in ooicejd  Shadow ernbrcidery-lab_ie§rc_mner;_2,
Jacqueline Hornebyr is lllmnn M( - “fi Tviofdi-
Crnch et IAM- one half varvi long-2 Ja- 3~ D B “°D°‘“|4» B\‘|Nll-
lim 
fil'1Connocticrrliii\'ilii| Sitka
' _ ,
.Rlst-Tsismilsldhy 'l
soldiers
_ - ` : _
HU-~KI-v<mnr.0ct.0 (sneer.-l.la drama
llu turn was filth bike lituation hkl
wd-.v lo _thiinrslen s slam or smear
of Lhe Mnyor,ae\'e|al llonibtflvfthnpo-
lille and Alex. and_Albert lchnn, pru-
prietors 'ofthe mill Ihnln han were gas
airline.
The strikers allege that the strike-
breakers and police fired the ilrstshd
of the fatal riot and that the shooting
W!\¥i.il.l608$ll'].
The other side is not iriig had wr..
striker.. are arrested on th; “mg
charge. The town in in tho
bowl. of soldiers snrl nil ls quiet,
thxu;_` ln..x.-fir .u~ _~ found .ng gh.
». rikera .ln l.-rv th., ,. _|| 4|, in dean.
of their r-_<4 l.
,WO
` nett Scott.
Toilet Mate-Mary 1*' Hynes. 2. Nlllli
Duncan.
Scrap Book, nesteat-Dons Farunhal-
non, 2. Miss Mlldrid Norton.
Cat Work cr Roman Embroidery-Irs
, Tltllllluk.
Tr-ay Cloth--Miss Haul Brunner; 2,Mrs
I Htlameroc.
Hedeho Embroidery--Mable Bremner.
Best Shirt Waist-Mable Brenner; 8,
Mrs A R Crosby.
8 Handkerchiefs or monogrnm hand
stitched-2, Mrs, A R Crosby.
Embroidery Stocks-Hazel Bremner; l,
Mrs Hammond Kelly.
Quilt-Margaret Wenlherbie; 2, Charin-
ttn S Howard,
Shawl-Miss May Kennedy; 1, Mrs L B
Miller.
Lace Specimen not lees than 1 yard
Matilda McNeill 2, Mary Monaghan,
'Kdies Golf Jerseys-Misa Lillie Moore
Alex. Smaliwood.
Afghan, -Mrs Robert F Mold not: Mrs
M White.
Quilt ~Kstle McQuaid; Lillie Moore.
Shawl - Mrs Fred Proud; 2, Mary Clark-
in.
Lsce specimen, not lean than l yard-
Matilda Mshlelli; 2, Mrs A M Large.
PIGS.
vonxsnlmrs.
Bolr, 2 years and over DA McNeill,
Village Green; 2, L. Court, Donaldson; 3
J W Caliheck, Summerside.
` Bear over i year and under I-i, P
Halliday, Eldon; 8, L Court; 8, Roper
Bros.; 4, J R Sample.
Boar, 6 months, under I2-I, J W Call-
bcok; 2, F Halliday; 3, do; 4, J Wilalibenk;
Boar underd months-l, Geo Crockett;
2, F Halliday; 3, G Crockett; 4, dc.
Sow over 2 yearl-1, J W Calibeek;¥,
F Halliday; 3, G Crockett; 4, W Clark, N
Wiluhin.
Sow over 1 year, under 2-~.l W Callback;
2, Roper Bros.; 3, do.
Sow, ii months, under l year-G Crook-
Ott.
Sow under ll months-i, A Mcileth,
Marshfield: 1, G Crockett; 8, A MoBeth;
4, G Crockett.
Hla& Sew,l.ltt/er oi not in thanii
-1. r nshuiar. 9. o c.-caan.
P* lj l Qbtha old, underd-1,
cmueal. trainees; s, as
Svres”tab~B_&'-J W Callback.
Sweepstabllh-J W lhlliseck.
nnnxani an `
Board yearsaad ever-i, 50 Lane
Mt Meiilck; LW Stand, Bighneid; 3,
Shaw, Winaloe.
Brodie. York; I, J ll. Sample, Brula, N. S
&ar C monk, nab I4
Pownal; 2. J R Sample.
nleeiqaakraghresaev.
Bomevas-twoyean-JB8amDi»il.do
l.arlass:¢.Plsesie.
Bow ever was yeh undertvvo-J
Se¢ple,l.PHodia;8.llSen|pis;|da.
\P‘H¢il=l,dn;4,APl@, V
Inav-Pillalietl.-Ilceasln. .
nan arp. s -mas ell. -Bc
ll\llC.K08\l¢i. lthaisnhidthat ba
b.'““-“‘”..m"'“. ’ harruws eavlsled-P lelia; I J
as aaynesksweaidantkavs accented h-’“‘."rh*
Bwsqssanshsr-ldhnetl
thaliNKl!lt`Zh1L\lh|ls
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iff
Q2'
Brodie.
lweepetah low--J I Selah.
Boarovli yQr and under 9-i. P
Bear,aadsr lraeaths-SC lane; LP
was lluarselsghh
ill iiHiHUUili
Ili lH[ lliiiili
i __
.Wasrixa'l»'ruN. Oct 8,-Tha Wggthg
Bureau have iaauedthe following bulle-
lin:
“The seismokrnpbs at the Want/but
liurrau recorded another earthquake, ber
iiiiiiiiiiil about 9:05 p. ul.. seventy-Mth
\ne|‘irll.»u\ lime. (ici. I. The dlltlnctlvn
f\~a'ure~ of the record consist in the lnnl
dnrstic: of the earrnquake, and especial y
the ions duration ofthe relatively strong
motion.
"The amplitude of the strong motion,
as recordefiet Washington. was only
about 0.8 ofa millimeter, which is very
much less than in theeaseof either tba
San Francisco or the Valparaiso earth-
quake. The record indicaixs, however,
that the disturbance was at a
dintanos Him ‘fllhhgibi-in
most at tha anlipodes. or within an ia-
dednitefreglon in the Indian Ocean, went-
erlv from Australia.
“There is every evidence from tha rec-
ords that this Is another great earth-
quake. it would seem unlikely that it
was especially disastrous, In view of its
probable location In the bed of the indian
Uccan. it might., however, have ivcan
accompanied by strong tidal waves".
iilili SHUUTS  
Cilliiiil iiiill
Maron, Mo. Oct, 8.- In a desperate
e|Y°rt to break ja-il hen inet night, Wm.
O'Brien, accused of highway robbery,
was shot nnrl killed by the sharilfs thir-
teen year old son, Milford Graves. W.
T. Tate, alias Inonard Knox, also charged
with highway robbery escaped.
Aa Sheriff Newton Graves entered the
1ail directly after supper be was attacked
by Tate and 0'Brlen. 0'Brien used a club
and Tate a piece of ll nd pipe.
The sheriff'a young son caught up a
rlileand ahot U’Brien Ihr n,;h the heart.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Chicano, Oct. 9 - (Spam)-
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Dec. ....
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