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ALLANS ORDER .

NEW STEAME

Two More Turbiners for Atlantic Route, Lip-_ggr and Faster than Victorian-Persian Lamb and Mink Furs Make Sharp Advance.

Mimi-ni;.ii. Oct, 2.-(Special)-The Allan

Line are ordering tivo more turbine steam- eis for the service between Canada andy

Eiigluiid.

T|,ny iiiil he one knot fuster than the

\'ict.oiinn and Virginian and of somewhat gicaitcrtoniiuge. They will be ready in

Dfle yl3I\|°~ The iiiiiltlers linvc not yet discovered the

“B55 form Of Dropellor for turhtne boats and the Victorian will be fitted with ne\v ones as a test.

Persian lamb and mink furs will hs I-hifi-Y'llve percent higher this winter, not l-|l\`0URl\ BUY 8C1\\`¢l¢Y. but because general good times have created very a brisk dc- mood. Other fo" will also be somewhat-affect

IIIISI AIIIIESI IN IINESS Sllll EASE

Wm. Haynes said to Have Cutup Body-Case Ag- ainst him nol Strong

llosiiuv, Oct. l.-The first arrest in con-

nection with the finding in the harbor iienr Wliitlirop of ii dress suit ease con- taining the corpse of o. woman on whom the nictiieiil examiner states an illegal onei-.iticii had been performed, occurred today when thc otllccrs took into custody, on siispicioii of being an accomplice In the case, Wllllnin A. Haynes, of 52 Chum- bcrs street, west end. The arrest was nintle ein-ly iliis morning and it is stated to lnivc been matic on statements by Sniiiucl A. Wliigtlcld, who told the policc that lil- had ii frlcnd who had out up a lniily. ilayiics was examined at length liyllie police this morning and while he ileiiieti the at-oiisntiori and claimed that his friend lniillconfused it with his being on ii cnmiier‘s jury he was locked in. llliyiii-s is n clerk in a shipping office. ’|'|ie iuitliorifies while declining to make nspceilit' stntciricnt regarding the arrest, iiiiliotite by their riinnner that they are fa: imiii cuiitliionl. tliut the right ruliu is being ilulniiied. lip to this evening no definite olil\rl.:e liais been prcfcrrcd against Haynes. \\'ingllcld wus iiitcrvloived in a west. end saloon by ii newspaper man on Friday and the atteiitiaiioftlie police was called to alleged stiitciiiciitsiiiudc by him regarding ilsynes. on Saturday. Without notifying i-illir-r thc state orhighfofllcers of the local ll\‘Dnrtiiiciit, tivo policemen connected ii-ltlistnlion Zi nt the west end, enriy to- nny, took \\'iiigllcld and Haynes to the ilatlou wlicrc they were examined by Ser-

lililllIClil) A IIARD SWELLING.

lllrGin-i l~J,Geroux,wrltiniz from Pem- broke, tells how he was injured in n lum- liercnniu- "Alu-avy log rolled o nliist my log und lwiis laid u with stiffness antlii Iiiird swellin . When I applied l’olsoii'n Nei-vlllne T ot. relief. A few riihblii swit-ii this odd linlmcnt cured nic." iii tht- bush, Nervillne is indispen- sable; lt t-ui-cs iieuralglii colds rheuma- tlein audliitcrnal disorrdcrs too. No er ri?iieniintl`oi~d_ to ha without. Nervllilnc. Iseiul for all internal and external pain. .urge bottles Zac. at all dealers.

Anetiirr ini-ge shipment ofLarlles`black, roioreilcliilloii bi-oud cloth, all shades.- Paton & Co. 3,1 1(

AEISIEED.-ilQ'Ii5l il-ililil

Fall oot- wear ’

A great shoe for men,

The “Slater” price $3.50. Every pair with our Tanned Soles that resist

water. The populgri

shoe of Gnd” Hg "°’I°fY of lasts and

Bros.,

widths.

Goi;fMa

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will iuutii iii sun tisis

Now Known to Police and His Arrest is Expected Today.

Bos'roN, Oct. 2.-( Special.)-What. the

police consider the most iniportant and promising clue to the solution of the suit- case inystery developed today and the po- lice iiave unearthed the name of the man who bought tho two suit cones.

I-ic is manager of an office on Tremont

Street, a doctor and it is known that cri nilnnls operations have been performed in that office.

An arrest will likely he matic tomorrow.

gcuiit Moulton. The cxuiniiintion lasted about three hours, dui-ing which Wing- field is said to hiive told lnaranihllng and very nervous niariuer that Haynes had informed liliri that he (Haynes) had out up a body or portion of one at T. wharf, near where ho is cniploycd. \Vinglloltl could not any whether tlic hotly wus that of u innn oi' woiiinn. A- ivoliion iiunicd Kate Conway, who claims to lic crigngctl to Wingfield, is said to huvc corroborated sonic of tho state- ments regarding lluyncs.

llnyncs ilrnied iliat. lto had cvermudc

such suiteiiieiits and asserted that his friend had confused the incl. that lic (Haynes) limi been on a caroucr's jury npd had lielpctl drug n hotly froin thc writer ne r the wliurf. Wingfield has been arrested here on several occasions on charges nf liitoxiciitlon. llayes is said to be ii southern man. Ho is élti years of age and mur- ricil. His wife is at present in Capo Breton. Ilaynedls employed as a. clerk nt Lewis wharf by the Occun Steam- ship compnny. In soniercnpccts his des- cription resenililes that of the ninn who purchased n dress suitcase at l’n.\viikroker Hcrkuinn's storc on Pleasant st. llerknian, and the hack driver who claim to huvc~ oarriedthet-wo uicn and u heavy suit. case to the Cliclseu ferry the night before the finding of the disinciiihsreil hotly. will not. sec the prisoner until toiiiorrow. Chief Inspector \Vllllam ll. \Vatts today declined to discuss the latest develop- ments. Iii pnliee circles, however, it up- penrs to be thc geiieriil feeling tiiut the case against i.layiius is not of the strong- est.

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Minard's Linimeni for sale everywhere.

garet McNeill of Miiiiidis is under arrest. charged vi ith incendiui-ylsm though therei is no evidence against her.

and she was neur there some time before the fire occurred.

lioiiie. The woman is thirty-seven years olrl and has not the appearance of a criminal.

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The above gives an excellent idea of the new St. Paul's Sunday School as it will appear when completed. It is expected to be finlslied in about throo monthstlmc. The building is constructed of Island quarrled stone, squared nibble work, undls probably one of the best of that

construction in the provlrice.

The building is B~hr52 feet, two stories

high, with sextou's quarters facing south

WIIMAN IIHAHGEII I

AS INEENIIIAIII

For Burnlrig Barn-no Evi-f dence but Circumstantial

Ariiiicnsr, Oct. 2.-(Sreclal.)-Mrs. Mar

The barn of Mrs. McNeill wus burned

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By Rockefeller, his Gift to the General Education Board.

Nicw Yonic, Oct. 2-( Special.)-Tho l-ell

to the general education board which was iiniiounced last June was paid to the

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Hgady 1'u]|pg" for indoor

35c per dozen.

"Allotted Color Crocus."

"Tulips" for outdoor culture

portunity

to Bcautify Your Hoinc at a Very Small Cost.

- d hoice collection of

$i[N1'Ii“I<?liusN‘L(:(l;el7i'eERI1§Ga DULBS imported

--choice Named |-|yg¢|ng,|1g", all coloi|,at ioc.xzc and

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I 9~5|`;.,|-rlph lg-lg". all colors st 6oc per hnd.

»-Lmunq ¢`n¢||¢|um", fine large bulbs, loc each.

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culture st i5c. soc. 25e and

on the second floor. Beneath that is the

Kindergarten and infant class rooms. The

north end of the second floor is taken up

with u balcony and [class rooms for the

Sunday School.

doors.

The main Sunday School room is 40 tt

square with class rooms and balcony that

will seat in all about 400 people.

The ceiling of tho main central room is

Benenh these 0,, the gl-gum] 1109,- "0 about 30 feet high and the entire structure the young nien’s parlor, the ladies' parlor, A Wm “U59 1\\*°\l5 \14.000-

fand the rector's parlor, all opening into

the main Sunday School by folding BN7S»¢"`°ll\000l1l11'l\°i»0I'i'-

C. B. Chappell is the architect and Lowe

lIPENINI§~ III IHE

M. H. IIAILWAI

NEW EINLEANS

IS IIELIEHIEII

Will Take Place About the With President Rooseveit’s

JAMAICA S

Orraiva, Oct. 2-(Speclald-The mer-

chants of Kingston, Janialcs have notified the Department of Trade and Commerce that they intend sending a deputatlon Canada to meet the Tariff Commissioners

for the discussion of the tax on sugiu- anti to make some proposals of a recipro- cal character.

The Government has finally decided to

acquire t-he Petevvawa site as a per- manent military training ground. '

Experience there this year has been

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END;

A DEPI-ITATIPN

To Meet Tariff Commission ai_\,d» ciprocity- Petewawa Site Chosen for B61'-. manent Training Ground.

satisfactory and twenty-ive thousand acres will be purchased for thirty-six

thousand dollars. Work to make the camp svsilshle fo All branches of the ssrvloa next year will be carried on during the winter.

The Minister of Militia has decided to

place an lmperliil officer at the head of the Canadian Horse Artillery for the next two years and the position will be given to one of the odieers now at Esqulmault.

GETS A NEANII

dered to Mr. Witte on His

Return to Russian Capital.

Sr. Pcrsrwannn. September 28. -M. Witte arrived here at 8.25 a. ui. and was accordeda very hearty reception by a large crowd of officials and others. In a brief speech replying to s welcoming address M. Witte showed clearly that he was deeply touched by the welcome with which he was received. When ie left St. Petersburg in July a

iicirilniy

‘stllltli Bullitt

ist init Multi

Till: regular monthly meeting of tin-

Enthusiastic welcome Ten' `SehoolBosrd wssheld last night. Tenet.

ers reports showed enrolment for Sept. ll2l, average attendance 1004, percenhiyi. ill, tardiiiess cases 140, trusnts 7, visits i.. teachers 120, notices 18, corporal piivii.~t» ments-4. below iiveraege in ;:-‘e~lii~,- ho, it-qii~~.~ls 1.. t.-.i\~.- i .-riyziz. 'i'n.- <1.--.iisniiii .- ‘0f enlarging the nmiiunl ti'.~iii.ii.y.~|,iiii.- ment to permit of larger classes was dia- cussed und a committee composed ..i Messrs. James and Warburton appointi--l to mslre anengenients.

The following notice of motion wi.-

giveu hy A. B. Warburton:

Whereas, nflste years the r-ost. .-t Ii-.

lug has greatly increased by n-.iani wherecfsalarieb, which were iiliiiiv- ---- low, have been rendered l\iutllqi...~.» 1. .renumcration for the services i-x|» -If

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panied him to the railroad station

Now Dciayingis com- Ception Promised ,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,.,,.,,,._ Th... W..

pletion of Swing Span

Nniv 0ni.r.:/ms, Oct. 2.-(Specl»\l.)-Pre-

sideiit Roosevelt has decided to visit New Orleans on his southern trip and will not

no pubic demonstration whatever. To-day tliore were seven or eight times as many ulilcinls, despite the early hour of Llie train‘s arrival and an enthusiastic crowd. The crowd had collected near where Mr. Witte would descend from the rain, and when ho appeared they broke

INS 01990*/Gd l-hill? U16 Hl|l5b°\`0 Bridge be dlssunded by thu” who urge that yel` ‘Iout into long und loud cheers, to which

and Murray Harbor Railway will be open- low fovcr makes his trip a dangerous onc.

M. \\’lt spokesman than

ed f0l‘ fCf<\ll\1\`D\lbl|0 “Um” bl' l-|10 “PSE °f _People here are delighted iiiid there is advanced and read the adtiress of ii--I N0V0ll\I~l9l‘-‘li IHODUI fl`0l1\ U19 Ffcgunt every dmposmon to nuke his recepuon corne,allin the mcaiiwliile standing intro

uma' most cordial. h

The past fevr weeks of rough weather

have delayed the operations to some ex- tent and it is likely that the contractor of thc superstructure will tnlre all the time the contract allows--viz., to Novcuibcr lst to which time an extension was grant-

Tlie President will find himself as safe

-against disease here as ln_his own home.

ANNIINEMEIINE

ended. 'I‘lic address read: “You have accomplished your difllcult

task and the notion is grateful to you. You have given thc credit for your sue- cess to Emperor Nicholas, President Roosevelt and thc Emperor William of

Germany. You have forgotten only

ourself. We, however, fully appreciate

ed lust summer. y The RIUIWPY l'~5"¢lf “Um S°“5llD01”l *-0 your servloesto your country. The tree

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Murray Harbor as we as e rauc fiom Luke Verd to Vernon River Bridge are now all ready for operation with the exceptions of several stations which are not yet entirely finished.

Tlie work of placing the telegraph line

under the supervision of the contractor, A ELelgh is progressing favorably and

IIIBALI LEAGUE

iu_

St Dunsian’s Withdraw and

ou planted at the Washington home- .tead at Mount \-crnon will serve as s token of the union between the two nations. You have done niuch. For our- » selves we will once more shout a hearty

hurr-sh.” i When the cheers had died sway M. ;

Witte, who seemed deeply moved hy,

P0155 haw “UW hee" ¢l'€l=i»Bd 90 V°\'”°” the Prince Edwards the sincerity of the welcome accorded _

River from Southport.

preparatioiiatimo table. There vsill be one trains day from Murrnv Harbor to Cliarlottetown and return leaving, as it did lost wack, about a quarter to seven sndlenvlng Charlottetown on return about four o'clock.

There is great. promise that tho new

branch will he the best paying section of

I The Railway department have now in ted to the League in their '(

Siead

The annual rriecting of the P. E. I_

Football League was held last night.

him, said! "I was so little prepared: or this kind reception thatlmust sslr : your pardon for the ineohercnce of my words. I have performed my duty well because I have strictly obeyed his msJeoty's instructions, because the cir- cumstances favored mo, because the world is weary of this bloody war, be- cause ali classes of American society from President Roosevelt down were

the Prince Edward Island Railway. Last Them “'°'° Present Messrs' P'°Ws°‘ in sympathy with my and your cause; lin.

week the traffic was the largest for the distance of any part of the Island line and the freight also promises to be heavy.

Thurs ll an evident desire on thc part of

the Hallway authorities to get the branch in operation as soon as possible and coup-

led with t-lie imperatlvcldemand of people Ullhhle W D153’ BUY l°fl8“° Same! A B

Blake and Brown, Victorian; A. D. Mc- Intyre, and Frank Mt-Donald, St. Dunst s.n's; L. B. l|cMiilan. J. R. Darke and James McMillan, Abcgweits.

Notice was given by Frank McDonald that St. Dunstan's College would he

along the line to Murray Harbor thereI scason. H0 H\ll¢KOBl°tl Ulfllf l-|10 C0308#

is little doubt that no further time will be lostin affording ri large section of the Province this long looked for conveni- once.

N0 ABATEMENT.

Bin:/ir-as'r, Sept. N.-There is no abate-

ment of the popular unrest, though yes- terday passed off without serious out- hrenks in any quarters. Socialists Rather- ed again last night. this time in front of the Imperial Club, but tho police were more energetic then they were last night and dispersed the groupotal. soon as they formed.

FRANCE WILL ACCEPT.

Paars Sept. N.-The ofliclsls hare any

45c,5oc and Go: per head.

from fi-oo per head np.

HASZARD & MOORE. I

uistitir prnotiooiiy ma.-od that Fi-aim will accept an invitation to the second peace conference at the Iisgue, owing to the united efforts of Emperor Nicholas and President Roosevelt, but official action awaits' Russls's communication.

Horse rugs, grey blankets and nd com-

play the league champions a game or series of games for tho island champion-

shyn application was received from the Prince Edward Football Club, Interme- diate Champions of the Province for ad- mission to the Senior League. The some was granted.

Officers were elected as follows forthe

ensuing year :-

Presldent.-E. Blake, V. A. A. A.

Vice Pres.-F. J. Foley, P. E. Seey. Treas.-J. McMillan, (re-elected)

A. C. A. O.

Executive Comnilttce.-T. Tralnor, H

L. Bcthunie, A. C. A. C; C. McQuillsn, B Brown, V. A. lf. A; J. Smltli, O. DuH’y, Prince Edwards.

The following schedule of guinea was

drawn up.

Oct. 7.-Abegweits vs. Prince Edwards. Oct. 14.-Ahegweil-s vs. Viotorlas. Oct. 19.-Victorian vs. Prince Edwards. Oet. 20.-Abegweim vs. Victorian. Oct. 30.-Abogv/sits vs. Prince Edwards. Nov. 4.-Victorian vs. Prince Edwards.

TRADE AND SHIPPING.

PORT CF CNARLOTTETOVIN.

cause I was true to my country and hcr snd our interests."

Mr. Wltf.e‘s last word was followed by

further loud, and hearty cheering after which he shook hands wltli the dollverer of the address and his friends and former colleagues. The crowd followed closely toward the door whore nn open carriage was in waiting. -

CHICAGO MARKETS-

OBIUAUG, October S - (Special )-

Sept. Corn itll Deo. Oom 42;!

“ Whoa! 845 " Whoa! Bill

Pork 112.3% “ Pork §l4.l 0

Mlnard's Llnlment cures Dandruff.

WHY IAPS MADE PEACE.

Tnxio, Sept. ‘AL-Notwithstanding the

silence of the Government, tha real fact ls disclosed that Japan made peace at Portsmouth in fear ofa financial break- down. The wiir proved more costly than had been calculated and the rice and cereal crops seemed doomed to failure.

A MACHINE' F08 WOMEN

should be the best obtainable. The Siii~ gsr sewing machine is scknovvledgod thc lightest running, most durable and con- venient of nny. Look for the red S. Queen Street, Charlottetown, also on south side of Water Stnet, Bummerslds P. E. I.

Horse rugs, grey blankets and Nd

is ro?

_City Schools, and are lnsulilcir-ni 1...- il.. ,reasonable present support and |.i..\ i-ii ..

lfor the future of such teachers.

And whereas in the opinion --' it Board, lt is desirable that the sn uii':.-- ».. all teachers employed In the City >.-i-...

should be increased.

Therefore resolved that this lhiiir-t .. .

mcmorlallze His Worship The Mayor in NIB City Council and respectfully rcqu. » = that they may be pleased to authorize - unlforiii liicreiuic, not exceeding flfie.-I. pri- 1-<:-t. nl' the present salaries to ii i l.i..ii.iic..»eiiiployed ln the Public Schoiiu of (}iiarlottctown,l1uch increase to lui..- effeot on and after the first day of .lan- uary next (A. D. lililtl.)

After passing of bills, etc., tho meeting

adjourned.

WEATHER TOD AY.

Toiionro, Oct. 8.-( Special.)-Moderate

to fresh southwest to south winds, show- ers, in most localities today.

Wednesday fair

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Ifgou are tIred,nsrvous, sleepless, have

hen aches and langour, you need Dr. }lanillton`s Pills; they tone the stomach, assist digestion, brace you up at once.

Taken at ni§ht, you're well by nioriilnv. Sickness lin tired feeling disappear ln- stantly. Vlin,splrlts,hsppy health, ull

thc _igys of life cornea to evoryaiie that uses r. I-Inmilton's Pills. Nu medicine so satisfactory. Get Dr. l~iamilton's Pills today, 2i'Sc. per box at all dealers.

School Maps.

Steinbeiger. Hendry a

Co’s Howard Vincent Map of the British Empire, size 72x63-

net price . . . . . . $6.00

Copp Clark Co’s. new

Msg of the Dominion of anada, size 96x60,

$6.00

Gage's Maps of the Do- .mlnlon, Hemlspheres, North America. etc., -each . . . . . . .$4.00

MacKinlay's Map of the

Maritime Provinces. _ $5.00

Map Drawing Books,

Pri\ng’s Drawing Books.

CARTER & C0., Lili.,

Charlottetown, Booksellers and Stationers

forts at moderate pricsl.-Ju. Paton at » ~ _forts at uiodcr-ata prices.-Jas Ps L

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