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The latest Addition to The
.Charlottetown Boston Route
A .Ar Splendid Acquisition"
The new- steamer put on the Boston-
Charlottetown 'route by the Plant S. Si
Line made her.i_irat trip to this port last
evening. ` V
She presented quite an* iiltpoelng
appearance as ,she entered the harbor a't‘
haitpast seven" and drew into her dock.
Every body and his wife appeared to. be:
down to welcome the stately ehiD.and_
many wexemhe. expressions of admiration
that fell from- tlie‘lips of‘ thosel who
watched herjarrival.
The addition' of the Pre'oria to this
route, thus 'affording-with the Halifax -
a twice a' week service between this City
and i3ost.on,~ is an event of more than
ordinary importance. It accentuatesthe
well known desire of the Plant Line to do'
all that they can tololeveicpitourlst travel
to this province." and the acquisition uf
the Pretoria 'shows th at the Plant Com»
pany' are anxious that the very' best
should be provided for travellers;
For evenacursory examination of the
ship will convince anyone that in the
matter of comfortable accomodation this
boat marks an~ epoch in the annals of
travel between Charlottetown and the
realms of Uncle Sam. The .oommodious
statcrooms, in all their classes, aremost
comfortah'y- fitted up and electric lighted
and leave nothingto be desired;in fact
the accomodatlonin this regard ,exceeds
what one 'would 'expect to find; provided
ior such' a routef
The ship is u. large "one, as already
mentioned in the Guardian; beingtlhil feet
long, an_d_of 3,300 tone register, andthe
deck promenade affords plenty of room
tn- passengerswho desire to take the air.
There are over' 100 simterooms.
The saloon, the smoking room, thc
music roompanvi the- other luxurious
conveniences provided are suchas to
make a voyage pomethingto- be desired.
Without exception the' passengers, when
asked about~ the trip down, united in
expressing; their sotiafact.igh`_ that th`e
Pretoria iii"such a splendid boat at sea,
heing wonderfully steady in the roughest
weather. '- »,_; I
Leaving Boston the ship: had a laige
passengerllst. Agreat many were for
llaiifax. and a large number for
llawkesbury, and there were sixty
passengers for this port. Between i000
and 1200 meals were served sinceleavinpr
iioston, butlthe facilities ofthe stewar<l’s
department fare such that this large
Continued on pag'e.5.
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,|TbnoN'ro, July l0.-(Special)-ln a
'sweeping' document of one hundred and
thirty-six typewritten pages Judge
Winchester disposes of the findings ot the
_Toronto Civic Bocdling investigation
which has continued in a somewhat
desultory manner for over a year. '
In the' report given to the City Council
for the first time yesterday afternoon a.
   new Exrosfoi
lii‘.ludgc Winchestcr's Report, Showing Crook-
 0*- eldnass, Dishonesty and Unlaii"Dealing by
_ Which City Was Rlobbed-tlhe Graiters
 to be Criminatly Prosecuted. `
number of specific instances were men-
tloned where the city was taken advan-
tage of by grasping contractors and all
tire way through the report is n review of
crookedness, dishonesty and unfair
dealing brought out as the investigation
progressed.
Criminal actions will be taken against
the grafters.
Mti|iv`i“s-Pitins
Tasinov, July i);~A mutiny broke out
July 7 in the Kasarvn regimentgf cavalry
‘Noiini Dragoons__ who ,;attaol<ed the
mutineers, were ~killéd¢ Mutineers” have
barricarled themselves in their barracks.
the mutiny 'at~'1‘ambov, which apparently
Sebastopolmutiny, is confined to the bare
details of a. censored agency despatch
showing that the mutineers, when attack-
ed ii y loyal troops, offered armed resistance
before retreating to their barracks, where
they' are now' barrlcaded. Upto 1,30
o'clock this morning the newspapers have
receiycd no further particulars. in
previous mutinles this year the disaffect-
ed troops have submitted when
oronironted by loyaldetachments. ,The
_outbreak is n quick commentary on General
-'i`repoff's declaration in the interview - ne and the chances or “outing Um
with him published Jnly7in which he
afllrrned that the cavalry could be more
dcpcnrled upon than the infantry because
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St. Petersburg, July 10.-'l‘h`e news of “ ---
ls the mostserlousotsuchaffiiirs since the ' Non-rn S\-pm-;v Liam, July 11-(Spe»
cial)-The Elder Dempster Company's
steamship Angola, Capt Thomas from
Cruz, via Havana and Nashua for Sydney”
and Montreal, ran ashore early this
morninglnear Bauline.
Adensc fog prevailed throughoutlast'
night and still envelopes the southern'
const.
The sea is comparatively smooth. Tags
have left Sydney and Lculsburg 'forthe
oe
ship are favorable.
their cllicers were in closer touch with _ WHEN YQU GRQW 0Lp_
their men. . ~
L The body needs patching-wasted
tissues must be rebuilt, played-out organs
restored-blood needs extra nourishment.
Elderly people need Ferrozone,-need it
because it vitelizes and rejuvenates as no
other remedy can. Fez-rozone buildaup
theklnd of strength that makes one feel
good,--keeps bac ,tire decay of 0% age
and makes you look young and han some
again. 'Forlget nervous, exhaustion, re-
new your v tal§nerg`% again re-enter the
life of youth. our _medy-is Ferrozone.
only fl ty cents per hox`, at all dealers.
nisoi. A
importance
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That a watch should bil accurate,
should pa-form its duties in a trust-
worthy way,dayiaf`ter day and month
after month. One does not wish to
be obliged to go to the trouble of set-
ting one's watch every few hours in
order to keep it right. Buy a reliable
watch in the first place, and forearm
yourself against vexstion and trouble.
Regina Prescision Watches are glv»
ing splendid satisfaction and to carry
one is to be assured of almost exact
knowledge of true time as it is pos-
sible to be. Prices from $8.00 np, and
they are on salefin Charlottetown at
the E. W. Taylor store only.
E. W. TAYl».il'R.
South Side Queen Square. ~
Charlottetown n.
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Ilaszani it iioara. gm; for (bmw
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ra m`in'i< ri»€nil"rt»i-'s" ~I rt
atlhng ts; will du?-ing this monxhthtnvhhilguhhey
last, clear out the goods enumerated below at
the following low prices-:
China Dinner Bets
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‘ - _-N Bglm .nm .v|'~Nnieeaq1egnlar $8.00 for lb-60
7 Semi-Porcelain Dinner Beta.
ei ' asf as
von \»erssap°°T: °'-“l°'”' °"
_.  Enid pieeaaneghlbr $100 for 8.00
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il Scml~Porceil  “lm for 
1uChina Tea t ~ ' .1 ~ ' ~ "' ‘ ,
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Russian Regiment Resents
Attempts to Arrest
Comrades.
Taxmov, Central Russia, July H.
N- (Special) - (delayed transmission)-A
mutiny followed liyscrlnus fighting has
hrckcn out in the garrison here.
The Seventh Rcscrve Cavaliyrecsnily
presented a series of political and service
ilenmmls.
Toilav thu au lioritlcs scnt the reginicut
to guard n religious procession and in
the absence of the hulk of thc men
attempted io arrest those left in the
barracks. The -regiment hearing of this
left the procession and garloped tc thc
rescue' ofita uamrildcs ilrlng as they rode.
'l`nry cut their way through other
troops to the barracks where they
fortified tlieniselves and were still holding
out. - `
Many werekllied and wounded. The
population is in a panic.
IlIlIlISH MEPNNNI|]S
I§IVE.illP ULN I]lII]S
LoNnoN, July El.-The old-fasliionrii
sliapeleas bathing dress, which was callcii
1"scnsihie,"` but was a perfect eyesore, will
1-not be worn ny tnesumniergiri at English
.resorts this yetu, With a taste 'improved
jby American and French examples shc
iilemnuds artistic bathing wear, and the
lunhecrmlmz, baggy blue serge, worn by
;Jolm' l..eech"s seaside girls ‘in the fifties
in-nd sixties has become an abomination in
lher eyes.
E As very ninny girls are now exp:-ri.
swimmers, light and weli~fltted costumis
have come into fashion. They ure mario
of dainty becoming materials, such its
drills and nlpacas; while for those sea
maidens who l0vc to disport in the surf,
without going out of the ir depth, they arc
of delicate sllks, washing iiloacllcs and
art linens. These costumes are wi-ll cut,
artistically made.
IIIIEN LIIEEI [IN
  ENNNLES ii UIIYS
LoNnoN, July ll-Aiteriieing imprisoned
for six days in thc llooderl Oarndnc Vale
(Wales) colllery, two miners of the six
originally imprisioned were rescued alive
today and three bodies were brought out
by the rescue parties.
The search will be kept up, although all
hopes of finding thc missing men has been
abandoned. The two men rescued were
discovered in the old workings, having
suhsistefl for ri wcci; on rt few candles.
One of them was still able to walk and
the other was delirious during the last
art of his imprisonment.
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BANANAS
caiiftrria
    niuneissf
]ust received via
BOSTON BQAT
Selling cheap.
Fresh supply each
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W. A. HUTCHESON,
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Orrawa, July I0.--(Special) -The centre
transferred from House to Senate.
The Commons has practically ilnlshed
husiness and ready for prorogatlon, while
the Senate is up to its elbows in details of
Sunday Observance Act, and torlny It
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Commons is Waiting for Prorogatinn-Senate
` .Vary Busy with Last Details of the Sunday
Act- An Attempt to Kill the Bill
Lost.
Sunday Act made provision ici* Sunday
Of parliamentary interest has been'handling express matter and for
continuation to destination of loaded
freight cars, as well as trains and vessels
en route nt beginning of Sunday.
A motion of Senator Landry i-altulatefl
to kill the bill was defeated only lr.-indry,
changed nnme from Lord's Day Act to; Bolduc and Mont-plaisir voting fur it.
INlE‘lNIIlIIlNNL
CHICKEN ' IINNIEH
Won By the Americans-The
Canadians Make a Poor
Scoring in the Match.
i’m|._\i»i-;i.i-in/i, Pa., July l0-(Speclal)-
Tliclnturmitional cricket match ended
luilny in ti \‘i(',Lol‘y lol* tile Ailwllctlns by il
lilitrv lx\a_\ui'iiy.
Tin- ilrnailiaris only made 152 in two
innings \\liiin'tiie Americans made 27-i in
iiiciii-,~tnn:l<-loseti the second innings
aiici Ihr iliirrl wicket was down for lili-
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ELYINE NNN|]N|.NE
LINE HUGE BIHI]
ST i`\|i||n|.\'|»:.s, Out. July IJ-J R
il'Alnn-.lia, former Ridley College
ifrofrsstn- lu-re who has been at work
ior several years on the invention of
a llyiin; machine announced through
the lnnnl pipcrs that the invention is
now almost ready to experiment with.
Hch:\.~< luindcil the machine' which is
shaped likr ahuge l»iu‘l,to an engin-
ciwiiig firm to have some delicate ma-
cliinrry in-Iilleil, nil that is required, he
thinks, to make it ily. D'Alnieclia. has
strong linprs that he has eclvcfi the
problem of nc-riul flight.-. Ile has certainly
given the niiiiira good deal of attention
and study. lie had thc invention com-
pleted, as he thoughts yenror two ago
hut on trying it he saw there was some~
thing he overlooked in his first plans, so
lin lairl it. aside on account of the press oi
other matter,
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Cnrc/mo July 10-(Speeial)-
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J Prince Edward lsland'sclimatc is
deal. Farm and sea products unsurpas-
sed. Seashore everywhere. Send name
on postal for illustrated .delcrl tive
matter Tourist Allociation, Chaisotte
ow nitrince Edward Inland. Canada.
l{EMEMBER.-'l‘hat ehrrybbdy 'reads
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IIIWN WIPEIJ IIUI
HY NENIIIIINS
Llslmiv, July 9-The townof Amlirizcttc,
unimportant commercial centre in the
district of rlngola, in Portuguese Lower
Guiuea, has ,been totally nnnihilated Ly
natives. The British and Portugues.-
merchnntsin the town have sustained
heavy losses.
Some disaffection had been noticed
lately among the natives ofAngola. Last
week they hroke out in open rcvolt, and
over :toon warriors surrounded the town.
The liuropean population. which is
comparatively small, defended the place
hcroict\Ily,but they were compelled tu
retreat within a stockade and .lcfend
their uwr. lives. A
Then the natives set to work and
destroycrl cvciy store and every Europ-
ean haiiitation.
Luckily, the British steamer .Iebbo
arrived when the fate of the Europeans
appeared to be precarious,
The .lebbo informed the Portuguese
authorities, and the cruiser Limpopo was
sent to suprcss the rebullicu.
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Mlnard'a Llnlmeni Cures Dandruff.
GENEEIIIL EIIENEH
IN NNLINIIIEIIL
.\i0N'rnEAi., July fi.-liiaior - (lcncrai
Sir George Frcni-li, accompanied liy Lady
French arrived at the \\'indsorioriny from
Ulinwa. The general and his wife are en
route home from Australia, The general
s well known to Canadians. To his untir-
ng energy ami great executive ability
was due thc formation of thc Northwest
mounted police, of which he was commis-
sioncr from LS75 to lti7il.
- Mlnard'¢ Llnlment Cures Burns. etc.
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'NINE EllWlHll'S
lN_lENlIllNS
As to Visiting Canada Not
Known. Lord Elgin and
Churchill Coming.
L0"*'n0N» July 10- (SDOC‘"-l -Winston
Churchill is arranging 1. _r visit to
Canada during the nutua <1 recess. lie
sails during the lust week in .luly.
Lord Elgin. Colonial Secret -.1 will
come later.
If the Klllir Comes lu iutunvi Lord
Elgin will probablyrvvionii--\|\,\' hirualgg
Lord Strathcona.
Court circles fi i severly
regarillng the Kin, 's ii.tciitiiiv\g_
retlcent
E. IIIIIIII
IS IIISCIIIIIIIIEII
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Evidence Showed She Shot
Howard Tracy in Self
Defence.
S\\'i i:'r<|:\ rm, .luly lil-(Special)-Mrs.
Erlmunil 'l ilu-y, charged \\i\li the murder
of llowiird Tracey, was discharged by thc
inagistrnic this morning after a prelimin-
ary examination. The evidence showed
shc acted in self-defence.
_taunt nl;
liosrros. .luly il.-The Leyland line stmr
Winifredlnn sailed for Liverpool today
with n crew of cattle ic(-tiers rccruiteil
exclusively iroin American colleges, more
than two score students making the trip.
Several of the college men who are bent
on seeingthc old world atno cost are
traveling unilcr assumed names.
l'pon reaching Liverpool the students
will scatter to a dozen different European
countries where they will spend the sum-
mcrin study and recreation. According
to custom, the company for which they
feed cattle on the way to Europe will
provide them with free passage back to
America in thc fall.
GOOD APPETITE
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Lunch Veal Loaf. More tasty, whole-
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