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MILFORD FOR TERMINUS
the Fast Line - Coal Strike
Likely to Continue-A Special
Ollicer Killed.
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SHAH GOES TO PARIS.
Loxnorr, Aug. 25-(Special).-The Shah
of Persia left fer Paris, after __a week of
gaiety here.
MILI-‘CRD FOR BRITISH TERMINAL.
Efforts are being made to have Milford
selected as the terminal' of the Anglo
Canadian Fast Line.
coAL srnxxr: Pncsrncrs DARK.
SHENANDOAH, Aug. 25-(Special ) - Gen.
Gobin sees no negotiations of settlement
of the coal strike and thinks all indicnti -rs
point to a prolongation of the ditiicult-y.
Some individual operators would like to
end the strikelif a method can be shown
whereby they can make concessions with
out stuitifying themselves.
S PEC ZAL 0 FFIC ER STAB BED.
At Hazelton special officer Schenek was
stabbed while rescuing his-san from a.
mob of strikers. .
YOUR OPPROTUNITY T0 G E 1' WELL
You are offered Dr. Chas e’s Nerve Food
as the most perfect restorative, blood
creator and system builder that was
ever prepared. The nemo of the discover-
er, Dr. A. W. Chase, is enough to gnnrnn- _
tee this, and besides “Ion have. ther
testimony of scores e ~ hundreds of
cured ones in every pert of Canada and
the United States. .Yon can use
knowingthetitis boendto doyonaoodl
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        Large Attendance-Elevee_Slehcols Reptwted
_ ' teen-Interesting Proceedings-Mwting
Mrs. Marston of Meductic, N. B. Committed for Alleged District S. S. Association `
Poisoning of Her Husband
F
ST. JOHN, Aug. 25.-(Special)-Dr. Par-
kin reached here to-day.
He says the Rhodes scholars will not
be sent to Oxford till 1904 as it will be
that time before the details are ready for
all places and no unfair distinctions will
be made. F
MRS. nr ARSTEN conmrrran Fon TRIAL.
Mrs. Marsten, suspected of poisoning
her husband at Meductic. was to-day com-
mitted fortrial.
n';rcGLAnY ia' sr. Jcinx.
Burglars broke into Dourlas McArth-
u1's book store on King street and stole
a quantify of money, fountain pens and
other valuable articles.
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A FARM!-za commrrs SUICIDE. _
Thomas Crockett, a farmer residing at
Barnesvil1e,suicided by taking slrychnine.
He was desponrlent over financial affairs I
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and the recent death of his daughter. 1
snnucrron usnnn raomsn.
Bernard C. Mathews. u hotel walter
from Quebec, working here, isarrested on
the charge of seducing May Rankin, a.
pastry cook, under promise of marriage.
DRUMMOND FAVORS HALIFAX.
MoN'rREAL, Aug. 25 -(Special)-Senator
Drummond, just returned from England,
favors Halifax as the all year round term-
inal of the Fast Line.
FROM Tm: K\1\'c.‘s OWN HAND(
Letters from England say that _Sir
1 Frederick Borden received his knighthood
from the King’s own hands on the royal
.yacht at Cowes.
snolernxrsc THE I. c. R. '
01"1'AWA, Aug. 23.-(Special)-It is said
the I. C. R. between Quebec and Mont-
real will be shortened by the purchase of
the Lothiniere and Megantic roads.
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cANAmAN srocxs. 7 `
RYKER'l‘_'8c CO., MEMBERS OF THE
MONTREAL.. STOCK.. EXCHANGE,
xlontreal. ,.
3. P. R. , 1395 ` 1392
Fwin City ex div. 1281 1281 _
Montreal St. 278 2791 _
lforonto By. 122 12211;*
Halifax Street 109 110
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‘ Preferred ... 129 ll
“ Bonds lla 115
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Members Montreal Stuck Exchange-~
Buy and sell stocks on London, New York, Tor 
onto, and Montreal Stock Exchanges. 1
r.AaaNce J. MCCUAIQ, Comm M. McCUAxo
E!-Manager
Molsorvs Bank , Quebec _
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Jlosing prices ' Aug 22 Aug 23 1
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Daily Quotation List Furnished by _E16 _fy -
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CHrcAGo, August 25 -(Special.)-
Sepr.-Wheat, 723; Corn, 595; Pork,
516.925.
1 Dec.-Wheat, 681; Corn, 43;; Pork,
$14.77%_.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Daily Quotation List Furnished by E.G
RYKERT 8:00.. MEMBERS Oi? THB
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Erie
Louisville 85 Nashville
Manhattan _
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Missouri Paciiic
New York CentZ.”F»
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
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_ K¢°f 5*’°°*- 5”* pconvinced that Lactated Food is the
---1-_-1-"-*"*"""'”"""‘ safest and most nourishing for babies in
summer time. Mrs. L. P. Smith, Truro,
N. S.. says:
When my baby was three months old
he was seriously ill and weighed only ten
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` _ _ used any medicine that _din him so much Mr. Brown intimated that it'wa8 doubt'
DTR. EDWARD BRAN5c0nBE g°_°d.a;up¢-_ ;G‘l:_se’s iieiggt Ll5I‘:t_1;g;§ ful whether a pole' vault would be Pi9»_°°d
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~ _ _ _ The fifth semi-annual S. School Conven- T he following delegates were parent
tion of the South East Prince Dietrictmao A etendra Ba ptiet-Bev J 0. Sher
SENATOR DRUMMOND FAVORS l'lALlF AX FOR PORTi "°"’ “‘ "‘°°"‘°°““ "°°“°““‘ °‘“"°“°“ B’"“"' “ B' °'° *"-
1 ` " August 22nd, lm. The attendance wa oMc!.eod. »
' A _ _large out of the 16 schools in -the die-' Caledonia, Preebyterianelnhn llc
trict 11 were represented as follows. Donald, Ohrlotlenlebnnnlrk
' __ ° ' ' Alben ,Ba tist. Ch V
W|nt;r anid Summer Sir Fred Borden Knighted by King Personally- Amit” §°ve’meth°dm_ md ‘QQ ‘Iff"f""°°"B‘ amz:
ur ar ln h|\- ‘ ' - 3 ' -_ ' _ Appln Road. Union. Hutch
g y Stlo A Farmer Suicides C se of Seduction Pro Bedme, Bmw’ Alum and um GMM", Pmmm"__A_8_ mm]
posed Shortening of the lntercolomal. 1 Schuman some schema... . soc.
Cheton, Methodist. . A '__ Volleyiield, Angnelgtgemn-5
Bzdeqec. Methodist, Thomas Moyne, ~ Annie M. Montgomery
Miss Schurman. ' Orwell, Bev A. J' HeNeI1l
_ Crapand, Methodist, R. H. Ca.meron,`R. Ulgg Baptist J M Hcllaeod, H. 8'. llc
Furness, R. R. Reid, _Pearl Curtis, .Miss Lend, and Elia McLeod "
Nicholson. . ` Brief verbal reports of their
Cape Traverse, Methodist, William and schools were given by the delegates
Mrs. Muttart, Blanche Huttart. ' were of an encouraging and
Hampton, Methodist, John Myers. character
Middleton, Methodist. Miss Matilda B McQueen,
North _Carleton Methodist, Hermes and Treasurentendered her resignation
MPS- MYHS- _ _ on motion of Bev Hr.
Scarletown, Methodist, Lewis and Mrs. by Mr Montgomery the
Trueman, Eliza Trueman, Major Lowther accepted and the Secretary
Grace Lowther. ' tender the thanks of the Association
TIVOD. Baptist. W. B. and Mrs. Howatt- Mies McQueen for the faithful perform-
MHSBW H°W8i»f. Arthur Hallowell. ance of the duties of her oilice during
Tryon, Methodist, ‘rtichard Lea, Etta past two yea;-5
Cnllbetk. Ll_ZZl8 L?.8.l‘d, RObCI't L01"l, RSV. The follgwgng Qmggrg were 91%
G. F. (ind MTS. DILWSOD th; gnguigg year
Victoria, Methodist, Henry Wadman, Pfegdent _ A, S Nwhglqon, Grand
Gr-ane_ Brian, Lena Myers. _ _ new
Vlfestmorland, Baptist, Warren New- Vice Pres -Albert Gay, p°wm,1_
some. . S cy Treasurfr -Ella McLeod Ulgu
After roll of schools being called Thom 1 Addrgionnl Ex¢¢g1;1v¢G°mmm;¢e-_.Rav
as Moyse rradau excellent paper on “Re- S H R1¢¢,V¢,-non River; John M¢D°M_m
view Lessons". First the necessity of the 0,1¢d¢m1a, Ang” Mantgomerh Vim
Superintendent then the Pastor, next the §¢1d_ and Rev J_ C
teacher of reviewing the schools _ at end Ag, the evening 38,81” R"
` of quarter, or at a convenient time. Rev. mam), Elem Sem-¢f,g1~y, wnqumd ,
‘ John Clark gave some interesting thoughts h¢1pfu1 enmigg,
il”
in regard to subgect, but along somewhat
different line Ashort time was spent
very profitably in aqnestlon box or _ an temp"
open conference. The “Home Depart- began, wming
ment" was introduced and 'some "light
from the delegatoe
e
thrown on it by B.~Lord and Thou. Moyee.
The evening sessionwas very largelyai-
'tended also, R=v. G. M.;_Yonng._f_rom
Charlottetown, being present and after
the hearty address of welcome was
tended by Rav. G.-F. Dawson, he
n mood account ofthe benefit iqnnd
‘f_Noa~mal Work" the
back to with rn-attends.
mon |
tion was
that it was
only that bu
more true Christian fellowship than _ever y
felt in the preceding onesheld. Speaking
of the liberality of thepeople he said that 3¢b°¢1
one person subscribed $500. (live hundred) ras; October and
to the work. The most touching was the phshed He Symwed _hat the
reference to the death of B. F. Jacobs. one since war time Jugtlfied the exmnsps in
of the greatest S. S. workers the world can-ed by the apwintment of , Field
had ever seen and that his influence will Sen-¢¢.m»y He appealed for mom an
go on till eternity. Convention closed by gst guppmf; Uf mg wg,-1; and "med th,
DGIOIORY and B¢11¢‘3iCli0D. B11 1‘€¢¢i"iD8 deleg ites to greater faithfulness towards
much benedt. The collec|ion__taken on tha Sunday 5¢.,h°0|
fahe 0CCa»Si0D amounted OO $7-|16. Mr. Raymond in the course cf hm
HERMAS MYERS, closing address referred to tue Spirit ol
Christian fellowship noticeable at the
_ Denver Convention where as many el
The Sixth Convention of the Eldon Dis- twegtyava Denominations were repro DB. Halmron'
_ ' Sec’y and Treas.
1 ed ontrthc imports
ing, also that the
auto leave
.Ln _the
work since
 ' P "° 'L' ` 5 Uhillod SHWS Swol C0l`Dm0\‘-I 41 4121 trict Sunday 'School Association \n_et.ln gagged, Hzmnml
“ “ “ Preferred 90 90l the Uigz Baptist Church on 19th August. if, was resolved that the next Convent l
'The devotioualexercices at both' sessions 1 ; when ia, in 9,5;-...N
Zion Church, Charlottetown Uigg, Ang. Q, 1902.
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A ` I gdlniet thegigdeof tlgn rTdnths, hge, :ill , P‘°‘°ss.°’ B‘"`l°"_' "°’t‘"`°°d 3°” nw
_ and’ hearty and weighs twenty-five Mamhud ily me P 'in°°s"1“s" night' .
- pounds.” Lactated Food is recommended _ Form gentlemen oflthe Cheldean perl
by over tweni y thousand physicians. suasion came to the City last night _ by
the Princess- They MVS bw! '#0111198 Dn.‘HAmr.roN’sPn.r.eco"an Hannacnt.
Nova Scotia. ~
` TH E TRAD ES CONGR ESS’ I A nAnroNn Excursion party of twenty- "-
, 0r'rAwA, Auzust 21.-The Dominion six rkrsonsare expectedto to arrive in D D
     Trades Congress in Berlin promises to he the city by the Express this evening. _ . ..-
_ . ‘al d It che most successful in the history of ,the They will remain in town, tomorrow Af,F0,_-at gm 9,, Augmg mm Img
Cmnposed of Prmcqf a u _ organization. Over 125 delegates will be and leave by the Princess on Thursday. Clmstina, mgeath |,¢|°v¢g ¢|»,||¢ of
' voices and _ leading bil? ,p,~¢sam_ momlnir- ' ' Margaret Mclieath, aged two years and
SOPTQUOS Who took  nl '-'*'-'“"*'_"_'_"'°° < E,HE1\BE3T Br0wnA`M0nbrea,l Qehrétgry nineteen days' Sbew°9 3 3,93: gentle]
the Coronation Serviceuf' ` FOR A CERTAIN TY I AM CURED. _ of the Can`a,;ia,,_ A`m,tem. A¢_h1¢¢;¢ Uni.” bib! ‘V110 V03 112! W5! into mill! 0081*!!-
T butcher 536 was in wwn»S,,_m.day and Md 'a ;,(,°fe,_ p Suffer little children to come unto meend
WESTMINISTER' ABBEY .A353181 gage. filfiindnoae, write; that ones with the Abegweim regarding f°""*d “‘°“1°°¢°°1‘°f'“°h “lm *WNW
A f0rf»W0Y¢°1°Sh° Waslaid “P with 31539! the sending 'of the well known °Fh°°""°°'
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neuron 87 S71 were lea by Rev. D B. muon M. A. or au.
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