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Sum |39| THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN

MAMMUTH STEAMER

The following is her staff of otlicers Win Jones, ca a.iu

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Dunbar, first ofiicer.

Thomas. second otiicer.

A. McNico1l. chief engineer. Thompson. second engineer.

Bush, purser. Through the kindness f M

“mu . __ , , Parson Eowaito 1sLANo,1=‘itIoAY, snrrunlinnit 23, ises.-s PAGES.” . _ pg; "Qi,

f . YI- _ - ' V 4 3

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came via Quebec to Charlotte town. 1 L SIXTY-0l’lDlBli_l'i

HALIFAX M... ~ _ FIVE MllES

N. Sept. 22 (Special) underwpat extrcord

, Rain, warmer, brisk to high south to l9°ll‘¢°d Ill I lil! Will l south west winds' 'mmm °" 90 l' th' °**

feet we registered 61 #Qian s

. , ` _ " _.

. _ , - ' 1 ‘ ' _c i.-uded sunshine.

McNicoll a 'GUARIMAN reprrgentativle _ ` mile’ hem' us 'ul' "°""h‘“ * was sho th

. 1- 1 1 heat we were cltverllg

wn rou h th t h h ' M

--- was seen to possgss erhiiiijddnzluallhi- W- Methodist conference Take’ Im- _“_” our maui °xvg.° “we” 'em

portant Vote. 2 mawd Wm, 1

tions for the ld t _ 1 1 9°

' . This Steitizr ;(::§§E:r§_;c;879 atm _ " TORoN'ro, Sept. 2'2._[Specia.l]-The _ “Wo Bvonthallyliiobd lil Q

lless .J. d T. Th f G1 - ' ' ' 7 .

ut Clyde Banks, Dumbarton, Seoiland. by om- Methodist Conference has decided "_ ilriessalctyi having up

:0w_rsSMa;_;i 355 feet ;lpna;:;peSo10ng_a£0_ p)g:;;;t women members ou mission __ did yoga not ply to ‘feet 2 inches beam and Sl ieet2 inches " ' r°°° 7°°mP "3 ° °' ’

d deep Her gross tonnage is e962 and 0 ` `-

llas Arrive. . 0' ? inent Gentlemen sion ml tl

et tonnage 104 She has three ‘ ‘ 1 1 _‘l‘00DAHGlDU8~

‘geokcs arild tive holds, the lower one _ __ ‘ ~ __ ,,Th,-“_ 'mild hgvtbt Q”

--- “me ff’ 0015 S~01`}\3e ¢0'11P“¥\m°°¥-, ,""°“ ‘ Fighting as a British Soldier ln. "_" ions,"he answered. We Should

The City et Winnipeg was built ori-

ginally with compound engines, but in I M Africa' S gzfiaarmm 0” “nut md "ia u* 1891 was fitted with new tr le ex a ONTO” Se t 22 " C _

t `. . - f- l . A O he

» - -ii in P in 1 » P- seliimile miiitsi » '° °“r.....°°'°'°'°‘

sion engines and boilers D. Blblllo 6 Cooke, son of ex-store keeper, T_. 0. ' ”_ow°_||::‘~l

& Lo, Liverpool. She has 3000 horse Cooke, was killed recentl While h ht-

_ Y 8 . am inclined todoubt the

__._- power with 180 lbs steam pressure and *__ ° ' - ° ~ ° - - *"

I _ engines have a length, of styqlgq gf four

ttiere. _

has given rise to much

‘_ _

the proviuce,as it affords to and shippers for the first

cold sforage communication

arrival here, it is hoped,

inauguration of an era of

prosperity to this prov- enable producers to place

condition before the British immense quantities of dairy

egg-i, meats, etc., which

he sed prooortions Some

bv this fact and others

to view this immense

largeat ever docked at a wharf. . Winnipeg belongs to the

no only iu Charlottetown butl

for this Island to export rea

,but in all hundreds of

of Montreal, whence she

%%$%% O

-solid leather just

is wanted by Parents

for Fall Foot-

:and Flothers family supply of

'Our own make. Rea.-~

prices. Don’t risk

Q as

but what we have.

&U0|_‘P°° ° 1, feet si; iiiolies, The diariiofcrl sf the

H cylinders are twenty -eight inches, tori y- l

"' _ eight. inches and eightyone inches. T he y

have sixtv-eight rev-ilutions pei' minute.

was orgneral rush of cifizen§ l Phe '.`-0Qd,;D‘38l‘, Sanitary O llflllngé 8114.1’

sumption of coal is 45 tons. She had a fair cargo aboard from Moh- treal and Quebec but takes in addition from this port 5 000 boxes cheese, 500 boxes butter. 800 elses eggs, 1,000 head of sheep. 100 head of cattle, 1.000 bags oits, 100 tous hay and a large quantity ot fruit, oysters and sundry

tain deemed it not advisable to roceed

quantity of freight for te-day is most

_ _

af CPBQIH Of 1-Bftaf MAnr;ii>.Sept. 19.--Théreisconsiden - able ind #nation here at the fact that

and sodas l there we`i?e 123 deaths during the voy- ' _ ' 0

' `,_ ~~ ~ ,age _among the 1,(`00 Spanish soldiers

" ”" 1 who have just arrived in Spain _gn _

A board the Spanish transport San Ig-. St _ _ , _ nacio de Loyola from Santiago de Cuba., ll e tl QQ

_ ' i The Spaniards attribute this heavy _ _ _ L. ' death rate to the ~inhuuianity of the "I ` Amerirans in' obligiug the sick Span-

_ ‘ f iaid-1 to embark and make room in the

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“atisfactoiy and it is hoped that people. _PARis, Sept. 22._(Special)--The P uhm H H Z|1l'0\12’h0U5 the Pl"WiU°0 Will C0mblU° situition is grave and conflict between N 1;' up

to leud every encouragement to this civuand military wthornges is bw mgng sept 23, at N,-mi, Gmnviiie, by Gee, direct and advantageous route. » . »‘E pun Es _ A P ' ‘ le Du

Q DCI H818.

Mr. r.. Ranennnry is the char1otte.l=\<=t1t° bwiiies °_f s=f1°'=1_Z“'1‘”‘1°‘° 'Sept_’%_qa;°'i~“,d2,,,.,'_;,,__,,y.R,,,_ C_

. ;owu agent. l Prosecution of Picquart without con- W_ Corey’ J_ E B” Mvcrndn E_d“m._l

__ ___ _______ ,sultiug the préfllivf- His 30110" hastgnd Mi\,H»iu;a,n,,--» -~ -~*~ >‘ »- »» " _#_ “Al 231300 'f¢°*Ithf"" -°““m°1'° bd

l '__ V ,caused foals Of t§liC$1t"l`_9h1P° HSe_pl'. QT, at Angina us, Premier Far- `

4 _ ,quhars`orfr,-:fi<la8 H°af9°“' ESQ » and 'I

u, - _ _ hospitals for Americans.” ` ;

_ g War, General Correa has issued

W structions for the return of the Spainfsh

_ _ . i_u_ __

KI xl oops in the west Indies- The ricky

are to leave iii st. and the archives, es-"

B pecially those relating- to war, will be'_ ~

brought to Spain, with the arms, am- ‘ _

Ahinluioly P|||'Q ' muiiition. iligs and material stored in ,

Cut at ard Porto Rico.

° _ The Minister i- greatly incensed at

More convemema’ General"For'a1i sending him a despatch MGRBS ‘U18 |lght8l' ton the la*ter’s arrival at Vi°°o_[Spain]

l “ _ is Q -- ! ` `

from Santiago de Cuba, and said Toral _ &

and more healthful’ already ought to be cuirrt-martialed for `, _ »

his conduct as Governor 'of Santiago.

ROYAL amino Powosn Co NEW Yom( '

Factol-y_ " ' _“M ____ _ _ _ ` E 26121081. Startling and unexpwted man- _

Scull Race. - Excellentl Time Made.--Winners Led

ly Eight Lengths. --A Race Wanted With the-. Winners. -

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North.' _ _

Bniocnrour, Sept. 22-|'Specia1]-

The Citiy is greatly elated over the The bod h

Picquart-

__ y as now been positively iden-

einer exports. Mr. Joseph Purcell, as’>“”t°'y °f Lyn” B'°3` °"e’ D°"’““ 'md liiied as Emma Gilk. a domestic. wed

stevedore, showed much ehicieucy. Rice’T°r°"t‘°_‘ma_thf°9 muff dfmble 24. of Southiugtoup Two men leaire

Messrs. Donald McKinnon and Johmiseuuflcei ‘N19 T8'-945 Whlchlsfx' under 3,1-rest, and the police say they

Colgan who accompanied Mr. Barieai ,cellent. The winners had'_an' easy time have all mms in their posussiom

Henderson to the Iilondylre leave now and led by eight lengths. Jas. A.

for England to attend his cattle and Teneyck and,” R-overs.-‘Vanta racef _

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Shafahpé Steamer dropped anchor Wed__ with the winners, while D`urna‘u vvi_iuts` CHICAGO MARKETS, nesday night in the straits. between ,asingle scull race for $500 with eitléter -1- _ iuehinneie Head and west Point, for-,',,,,, of ,he ,.;,,,.,,S_ F Cnipwo, S@rtem_t>eff2_-[SP°<=i=1]- being ii stranger to the course the 0112- Thgegi 1:’v:;';§_t °;g“f_ '£3 '22 ,

` p _ ~ _ - » 5 v 1 9 1

sn iii. been ~iklni.- .i>°rkS-10- - .i.Z..I'.i... 2331. Z.,.`.1..i..i»..° ‘i.'?.‘2-.~n.i.eiiiiv-i-:e -siuiliriett. til FRAME, wheat. is =c°m.291 = ws- 211; erilool about October 2nd. She willv - _--- ..._ 3'5s~-_"¢6m 3é_~°ats_Q;3}~_- .make asecond trip toCharlottetowu in Beau” ,f the p,°,,¢,_,¢;,,, of drk 59 07 » » ~ . 1 » v October and athird in November. The P ° ° -

‘E |1\__ Manish’

MADRID, Sept. 201-The Minister of

p|8Ce Return ofthe Spaniards- ,"`_'j"' '

We announce the opening of a large _stock of all the new SCHOOL and COL- LEGE TEXT BOOKS for the coming SCHOOL TERM. _ We give special discount to P. of W. College Students. Books mailed free on receipt of list prices.

The llev English Blaesle “Em- gelme" l5c, nov realli. '

i _ . _ _ _ __ 0 a y at l25,000 géetfso nibre haliast was thrown

Gomparleone Made -The Aeronant Describes I-Ile

great interest in scientific circles. Sim- -ultaneously an ascent was made in Ber- lin, with ii view to comparing observa- tions takeu of the density of the atmos- phere atdiffereut altitudes there with similar observations over London.

Stanley Spencer narrated his exper-

iences to the _World correspondent as follows: ' _ “The balloon had a capacity of 56,- cubic feet, but wasiniiated to the ex- ientof only 40,000 feet. with pure hy- drogen, toallow for expansion in high altitudes. When we started, at 2 n.m . we went almost straight,-’up for 18,000 feet, when the gas eigaanded the hal- loouto its full capacity, _

‘ MAGNIFIGENT PANORAHL.

“When we reached 28,000 feet we

had a magnificent view. We had drifted over Essex and cculd trace' the whole southeast

1 withabeoltll

1 lish Ghannel was a pale glare, with ships, looking like blink spds. A .littlebeyond us was the great gaping mouth ofthe Thames, while the North 1 Sea stretched away in far 'expense ‘ Rivers and estuaries on the English coast were dhtirictly traceable as in a. lniiunmoth map.

last, and we rose to 24,000, at which altitude the rarefication of the alma phere began to tell on us. We had the utmost difliculty in breathing. Prof 1Bers°n was livid and ‘

_ '» _ - --gulplli I WI!

me “Epi We had alar 8 gllud of

“ " _ __8._ “Y °*` compressed oxygen gas strapped to the -side of the oar-, v¢i_th__ tw# ttilionf #TWU 'terminatingin a dice ma..k_ We _each hook a mask and breathed the pure OIF gen, and were iiistantly restored. It was a delightful experience, this sud ‘den relief from deathly oppression. _ __ oven iifvn mins men. ` '/1‘ee'i>aiie'en remained me it .

out until wzsfreichei the enormous el- lituile or 1 .500 feet. At that height enough had been'_accomplished; so we A descended slowl_v` a’nd steadily to 25.000 ` feet. Then the speed increased,and the, balloon begin to rush through the air- wiih frightful velocity. dropping 1.000 feet in fifteen seconds. I had thrown out ballast fast io stop, her, and when we had fallen 10,000 feet at this rate our downward course was checked by a current of warm air. which caused the balloon almost to take the form of a parachute, thus checking its dosent.

“The sand we had thrown out now

overtook us. ratfing on the balloon in

_ _ _ ling as a British soldier in Africa by that record. We wetl lltiym

her iplrdinaryéipeedl is about _1_4dk_uo_§s lthe natives_ _ ' 27,500 feet. ‘ an our. t , ‘ ..

a Large Cargo of lmulmudilar ___‘;e1;;_e:;°_a‘;b_’_’:i_‘;°;.ixt Halifax Greatly Elated Over, Greatly Aroused Owing to asm me antennae anim edit'

dgfgrage Ffélght FOI’ :furnaces The boilers are 16 feet in

ed ldiamet . ` _

_ er and 19 feet lone' with plates

*Q 'flush Market' wi" 1 7-16 inches thick. Thi? furnaces are

*H 1»°_day Dlfegt FQ; fitted with Fox’sco:rugated steel. The

ascent I have owl' dildo.”

SEATTLE, Sept, Q9__(specia_1)_,_A`_ -"'* _ t

K»'°'l‘:¢yi6l‘ reports that a number of LUN _'Q _ “|3333” I'

' _ i>o‘.Se".19.-'rn men goinglnto the country have perished ¢-em miie 1;; the Qfstgfnogilfge

ll _ _ ,_

Q x _ _ h _f __ h _ uch lin floating marshes between the North by Stanley Spencer, the Well-“llilllh

afternoon in conno_l1v s wharf Ot fir ea urea pf mec_amsm_sar<;f Bmw _| HAm.Ax_ Sept §g_efgp,.,¢iai]_-=*1‘lie` and Ptarse rivers, known Qeronaptie espeit. and Dr. _Ber- from

i(i;arned_at`2_ o_o1oek that ggmgoéngsg Stegmréiguvreilréippdaily con-eexhibmon was formauy opened this 1 sen, the Berlin, scientist, has aroused

it 0 ‘innipeff was -°, °‘---L " ` ' '

y D ' afternoon with addreises by Governor ‘

_,may Premier uma Auomev BDDYPUSITIVELY IDENTIFIED

I yr _ ‘ _

General Longley and others. The show Two Brldgebort 'Mm "nw under is far ahead of last year and promises A,.,.e,,_

to be a great success. i

at, the like

son who the shove "°"°'i§”" is upon em

hands.

Wil

our

GnsNnTiiuriiaauecs

for men only the 'opera ~ MQ?

town on

at 3 45 ni

nish Chorus

. tbeboil

bythe board

3 Edvard Inland. 5 Also the boob by Student

32 St. Diiustnub 53 LongfelIow’|

;. .7 P ; Mail orders Tj; hllod.

<1 650. llllllfli 5

J HUBRSBY S

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The Wonderful Cheap Men,

_ _ _ _ _ _g__ _ _ _day

_,_,,,,,me,,,, 1 Having' bought over ` one thousand Ulsters and Overcoats at about half price, weare pre- nt we will give 1 ' ` " ° ° '

g...i...l.....,,,......._ pared to sell at prices never before reached ing this city. _ _ _

_ Ladies Capote. and ackets

all proht. _ _ " ff.; if __ f ` _“__ _ .. -.-> _. _

thlttheendswiunotmecliqi " 2 2 A F 2 ' ' i

Overythiug

,_,,,e,ym_g,,_a,,B i A ibeautiful stock of the 'ne westgoods -ini market. We can supply your whole .?;’.§‘,‘;,‘;§’,*;:"§,§°},},°*',,,°,§,;, , family at prices so low _that y,ou~vvil1'i;ind- you-lean buy one or two extra on account of what

you save by tro_d1I1g‘.W1l1h _ “ _,_ 1

rear Clothin Sale o

iii; 1; rg* $3

feet 9” Mr Spencer wal cubed

nor Dr. Benen on any ll|Nll‘ W

iiionnviteiis Psnisiilnc, f ' ;’,‘;f;‘;°;;";',;§ ",;‘;',§’;‘;,";$, ‘§",,,,‘§°"'

In the Floating. Marshes Iof the* FQ6|_|l'lg3_ ,At.Tl1.§f Aft|‘l\|G|6» wma! “ching mi I L

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line--the uewclcdc -'_ read -- rice lb

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