1 »oi°rv"m»ila‘s»é°w.|n_v»» .5-ox “%evlrlléefii'th”l>'etliury.’

ld. 1 _ , _ |_~ _ \- _-___ __

iggciygrs now‘1~_la_Pi?|LY Lost

"gg was In Trying te Redlseever Thom _ `-nr.; lslnte-Croix, the Asoempliee ef. ;",tl\s .Notorious Mme. de Brlnvililsrs , Met:l_ils1'rs|io"'Fats. _

l- vphgrlissls of most poisons in the six- teeatlinand seventeentbrcenttlrlss was _ .ment ` it was extremely easy to pro-

¢\|,-9, taste was easy to hide, and until ;' arlh'_s _test was discovered ,bout ' hundred years ago its traces _,ore ` iilcplt to discover. in the sev- _entsedih century toxicology reached heights; that it has never since attain- ' laboratories ot the poisoners

'l n "reparation at the‘l>°tians' used durln 'rtheteigns ot Louis Xlll. and, `xlv.'lnay no nrlesy- described. An animslnwas doctored with a dose ot

being 'ol' the virus ol ar-_ senic d the alkaloids ot decomposi- tio’n. Milan' the animal thus killed was credited with a bodily venom the di;-n tilled liquid was a concenl;i'atioa_ oi three poisons instead ot two.,_ lifor`_thIa` r¢nson;the toad was" the favorite sub- ject otixperiment. This was the poi-

`Agalns't it medical skill was almost

helplelfd.

'l‘he filet of monarchs whose deaths were attributed by popular gossip to the edect ot poison is li long one Cuthelilsle de' Medici was a known poi fsoner. .surrounded by poisoners. and ' her two sons. lfrancis ll. and Charles pix., were probably hurried to their end by the administration of drugs as ._ well as by their feeble state ol' health h; There are some grounds for the lis- sertion that Louis XIII. died ot poi _son. His mother, Mhrle de' Medici. -`_wus said to be the greatest polsoner ‘ot her';_age. The comment in Paris was that the king was well or ill as he agreed or quarreled with the queen mother. The state ministers ran des pl-rats risks. Richelieu sudered from many curious illnesses. lie knew his danger and~ took every precaution Iilnzarinis death cannot wholly be ex piained by natural causes. The death

_ot the sgsmpot ,Charles ll. of Eng

land is a so’a "matter ot mystery.

'i‘he chief accomplice of Mme. do Brinvllliers and perhaps actually the instigator of many of ber crimes was‘ Gilndin de-Sainte-Croix. than whom s more sinlsterscollndrei does not cross

tile pages ot thecentury.

He was sent to the Bastille, liberated uno ure: his annul before Mme. no Brinvlllicrs herself was brought to trial.. The accounts ot his end are condictlng_ and. illuminating. Accord ing to one of them. Sainte~Crolx wa- endeavorlng- to discover a poison th- ealanations alone ot which would hi ‘~ able to'kill. He had heard oi' the poi soned napkin with which _the _vo_u|\ Dauphin. elder brother ot Charles vi. had wiped his fare while pin_\~iu;: n' tennis and the contact ot `whi1~il niont was sulllclent to kill. Then tin-rn was the gossip »about_the gloves tleinnitlll; -in~`Jeanne .d'AIbret, _which hlni in-on prepared by one or the italian poisoll ers in the train ot Catherine tie' .\lv dlci. a crime which was never in-ought home~~to..its Anstlgators. The sei-retf or these ipolsons had been lost. ann Balnte¢Croix wished to ilud them.

There came _to pass one of those

strange events which seem rather' to be a punishment from heaven than an accident At the moment when SninterCrolx. leaning over his stove. ~‘watched~'his fatal mixture reach its highest state ot intensity. the Blass mask which covered__hls face and‘DN_`f' served him frQnl`~ the lnortni exhnls tions which escaped from the liquor became llnfastened and dropped olf.

Sainte-Croix fell to the ground as il

struck by a thunderboit. l After the death of_8_ainte-Croix llimr _ de Brinviillers tool# aight and found n

refuge in London and afterward in ilw _

_ Netherlands. Her arrest was affected by_-strata8¢lI_1» and she was broulhl bacli'~~§to"`Pa"ris -to stand trial. 'l‘ln_ most damaging testimony against nr' was that oi the tutor. Braincnuri. wil. _Lad been in a measure her unwilllnv laccomplice., ln one part of his evideqrv |tile` episode -hlllst _have -.suli§i‘¢¢¢‘d i' < Dumas one, scene between D'_A1'fBKiii\If ind' Tliilil-` de Winter described in _"Th~ '_i‘i\ree_.\insl;eteel-s." Mme. do Brinvii _ 'liers was cda`delin¢i\:_'~_!li¢\_l._f\il\ '°_°\i fessio of her crimes was wruali f\‘°"

ol' the water. She remained novell hours in the torture chamber and shr- aroovrd all -ber crimes. but denied that

The trlalf torture and. execution oi

Mine. de Brinviiliezs served as n \lsoi'_n\ _ \ig@n,. p°|.9,,__4|_ .not dlsappeirr,__bal -its. rsoutioners were taught to aurh their ~_-‘msjevoignt enthusixmb .'1`h_*‘, pnlsiilts- 'lit astrology ‘iii °‘°“°‘"~' waned_i’or'a time to r¢ui>ii¢l\' 1” Ui" saltwater; tp me rlonw ff¢"!°“ i”

mmf, Qm||¢|¢|-¢_...Bookmsn Review of "l|me. Brinvlliiers and Her_Tlmes."

:_ '_ _ `Cl li. _ “Europe :¢:lll?.s'.iot”;r our stock! and bonds.” _ ; “insists herb cash v_(v;i,t:|‘ snag; _“_ .= fit. ll G . _

'hymrmmwnntwa H¢i'\'0-

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.oonnnri surrey an Mnlalmx, not Aust:-sli's ny un wlukem Yorlshirs

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sertron in ihjs_ column Cyhpupi seeomilsny order 'snl llve “por ee i discount sllowsiilinlmum ehsrxs

twenty-Ilya calms _ _ _ Reiss _lor _ seals in Qhsrloiie- town news column tarepunis per v/ol-li. het. each inse lpn `

lished. Describe we will sen'd iree. Wellman,

York. -

U _ _ . _‘

her by -the application ~d!-~the- tnrturrf

» 'u°.hm_“ "c,,mD|q¢g, ;.conllil'tionscslled lot‘:.li,ve or mollt

horses to enter and iour or more to (lr,-om Yngger-day, Evming Qnnrdleni °'=°“'f- __ sl-IERREN-_-At or-sauna o

_ The iollowing is it list ol the en- ‘to David ,md_'M,,,_

tries in this clsssz- _ ‘ '

the person ot that astonishing arch lm-‘

*Marriage 'Oihoa,

West

°Notlce:-Persons writing me `con- mg

'° i:.:*1‘.§.‘.*""~n°°"*“‘°°°‘=°°'°". To ..tl;.:f.l1:“:..°:i:“;_.;‘;°:._s::._1;l: T hnnpl y. _ ._ .» BEs‘onE s_l=;EclAL COMMITTEE- mgolnntlng nnarntlnlying onopplotrn _,Master Workman q~,,b`,,,c,, 1, ,,

_ ‘ ' ' made- They leave an ‘lrregistibls real surprise to the man who thinks _ WASH-INGTON, eps. 5-colonel lensing ior "iast'one more-.. We ue unnfc smoke n ~plug." It ou..'1;

Theodore Roosevelt is ex acted tg want you to try our chocolates. We _him the t0ng“_e_ It is mgllow and

_ _ li W ll lll lik th b tt tl] I ' ` Q ._ 8,-genie. After death the liquids of the; appear Oct 2 or 3 beioreHle special,-3,33 gg, wuked °cho‘;’;'lat; ‘£8,033 _ ngmnt 1°’ M P“°° _“V005 8115' _»

WY 5°" ‘¢'"°'“"’ ‘“““"°d' ‘md 9°". 5°““*° °°mmi**°° invwtigeting asm-“_rMolr'u Elite, Q lo. box a5o.;§ 1 lu. resaltliitsivli 1°* °*“'¢m.°» "“‘“'°°°°-‘y palgn contributions to t‘eéillliy._ressrd-i.'nox,"soo. Llggowo, $1 n noi-`.` The

ing the nllognelong of .mlm p, Arch. McKinnon Drug Co`__ corner Great hold and.-Senator Penrose thai, the G°°rg° ‘md K°“t Ste' MEM' Standard Oil Company gave $100`,Qll_€

to the Republican National commit e tee in 1904 with his approval. Chair- _ ' _'_ __ _ ` _man Clapp has been iniormed unoitl- "-` " .‘ --

ncioll that the Coionei's s eakln O

sou used by Mme. de Brinviiliers_._ dat; Wm bring him East abit th; ___0T_l;_e §:_ll__|:_liv_iu5_hl;_¢argl)s__t:_:a_:‘_:l_;lw3t ;l;¥_vV_:;‘;__

time- '_ _l1.2o owlook lost night (oft rf .tae- Upon his return from Vermont, arrival oi the last traln%\ and where he spokc`ior the Progressive ;heTP"*;§__‘;‘;:n?£ht;;Bton

T;;:;t'thih€;1:,:?ttS;l;p.p izegan °rga~n'- Miss E. Simmons. Bodton.

‘1“ifY “W0 s. C. Clarke, Mt. stewart.

the pre-convention campaigns oi this J, G, Stn;-ng, som-lg,

year, provided by the Penrose resolu- _Miss Helen Shaw. B. Beach.

tions as it passed the Senatm Geo. R. Mosle, Jr.4 Gladstone, N. J.

Walter Greger, B. Beach.

Letters were sent to Speaker Champ Rev_ w_ G_ Fowlen West-mount;

Clark and Representative Oscar W., Underwood, both candidates at the Baltimore convention; Chairman Mc- 'Joombs of the Democratic National Committee, who was the~.manager 'oi Governor Wilson's campaign; Repre- sentative William B. McKinley, chair.

.nan oi the national Tait bureau; Sen- _ ator Joseph lil. Dixon, `chalrman 1_0!" ,$256fgggfnghxfxzzifsvn_Tétwgs the Roosevelt executive committee, ,L20 Dfclock last nlghg (agfer the and others, asking them to- testliy be 'grriyal ol the last train) and lore the committee. Through this Fl'-45 the lJl‘BVi0iis uight:- _

men ,md otuersoine conm,i_tte,,_ cx` Frank and Mrs. Mullaliy, Brighton, _ects to bring t the oxpenditlirer R

made ior the various candldatts he Ci,aB_ P_ Hindom New yo,-\¢_

fore the Chicago and Baltimore con- A. L. Moore, New York.

sense 5

Senator Clapp wanted to correct the L.

opuiar impression that the Colonel A. A. Buchanan, Nicaragua. I lntended_llln long letter ol. Mon<;_a; 0. P, White. Trurv. N- S-

.ast to* take the piece oi his ver A ~ J _ McDonald. - evidence. "I expect him here," said Vlrs. W. W. Paynter, North Rustleo. Bcllator Clapp, “unless he should Miss- Dora. Smith, North Rustieo. -

show signs oi dissolution before _the J, J _ McDougall, Glace Bay.

oiclock

.°`&=_=‘

stairs

It nays so 'nov ln znlrenrovlnoo.

_.__

Today's Guardian comprises sixteen pages. _

_ __ _Merrill Clay; Sumlnerslde, wss` »

Passenger on the express lest night.a{ G06- L- __ _¥’l'°W5_0. __h,ChBl'\0t€°if0Wl_\_._

--- 'ii ° P!!=°i\.&¢r 0'! _,¢.¢=1_=Pr¢ss __i-

Tlre Young Menu' Bible Class, ln. aigld. _r.°&l\1_f§\i`iis"f,rQm.Ar1l,11_¢lr=l. wilgljn

- _ -- - connection with the First Metnoalao' 'lie-_`t°0ir_», _gvslgt in,,fha_.i=w°nty miie

olluron, will meet tomorrow at 2.30;-i>i°¥°1°..fl°°r ._ ._ . _ -

' __ ' _ ~ __ in '1il’o_t_i_ll'_e. pesto suelnens; oiref

sou <1 nuke, or 4- to _ . is/ __ r",, _d_atti`1'a Pwr §"s' lm lien.. wl|l'f.°p.§..r’°rfe.f§l“’ Till _’<_1ll;;»»_rl‘<l1,_{ men," I-.olt,..=..u_lng, honor stlpenalory Moran ot the-'_ ~.._i__\l,dils§_a__wss _ _,Nga the _ihéijell

` ' Charlottetown police court this morn-_’ 31 ' "1

cernlng Prohibition matters' musl _

sign the name; ol‘the_ sender, other QI? xx” “° '_§‘1t,i_’_°_’-'__.__f‘*_‘f_2x__;*__f u'tl;1lles,Mdkll5;:locell;¥ri.l1, - lllirt _w;ll‘-'e_r¢gonolltc,wi,li‘o .

’» . _ _ . _ 'gets-on the express last, _gilt reN of ",‘_" ,""‘ _‘ _ ` ` ' __ `_.,

_“_,’t’_‘_;’_*:f‘{_‘§*A B‘;‘§;‘_f§§“ §‘!Bf,§§§’§“§§ _turning from A vnu to llhlronlo and may from ann to lust uhh rrinl¢_ua- CRL Phone 346 ' 6__,,M1-ipd.- Klhizston. Out. , :nach laughcersrnong the onlookers.

Lean, Crapaud; Inman, Montreal; Parke uebe

Ken-t, Toronto; Livingston, Toronto;

R. McLeod, Montreal; _

Mass.

C_ Hayes, New York.

P Frase Boston

veuticns. ' . . F. - _

While the exact date ol Colonel R- MCKUUIOD. HUD*-el' River. -

. ,_ _ A. McKinnon, Hazel Grove.

_iooselelts appearance will be deter Jas_ Ke_medy_ Kem__mgt0.n_

lzizled by his arrangements ior pub- Russel Ahb0tt_ Union R0ad_ ic speaking, the committee has, set. L_ Mcginnom Smnholm the tentative date oi Oct. 2 or 3. l-I. Essory, Union Road.

Essnry, Union Road.

nl olthclrncnth, and I don't thilllrl, John Horne, Wlnsloe.

»10m N10 WHY he 1! 801118 JIOW. U18* M. C. Cairns, Cambridge, Mass. _ there is any _Imager oi that-" Senator -Min; Annie cal-rue, _onrnl>rlcge, Mase Glenn is busy arranging the pfro- Jolm_Gi_1looly, Norwood, Mnes.. __ gl-ammo ior the hearings, Bo lar, he John McKinnon, W, Corner.

rays all witnesses called have re W, MeNei11__Summe`|-side,

spondrd readily, and it has not been 3, Brown, York, 'lecessary to issue_any subpoenas. E, B;-own, Yo;-|¢_

EXHIBITION RACES `

- T. _ . _ _ r; _

‘ "””‘ ` G. Butler, Yarmouth, N. S; ‘

’ s. F. L. Morrsl, Bummerside;

The Charlottetown Driving Park gt

advertised seven classes oi Races. 1( -one more class than _the number us- I' aally held on the two days racing at the exhibition. '

Five oi these classes are stakes and J'

have ell been well nlleo, und the lint 3

f_§__ggf§*‘;';_‘g3;';,;;_\;”;*;§f° 1” °“f _°°‘~ on... ...N..u_ _n.,.... .

cl§;°;s°?;;r' iwdz §lf',_,s'1‘eB:m wa.; 02:] The ` ioliowing` _registered at the Poco and .1 2.24 'Trot 2.21 Pace. ` Quéeh HOW1-' Qh9»\‘_1°*f°l°"'” b°¢W°°“

Following lr rl use or the horses “'20 °'°¥°°k 1”? “Wh” f

P. Black, Quebec; P Cass N Rive

D. McDonald, Georgeto B. Butt, Toronto;

C. Manuel, Georgetown; H. Rattray, St. Peters;

B. French, Bridgeport, G__ MacDonald, Vernon; Burke, Quincy, Mass;

8 03

t rea ln the 2 11 Trot one Poco sfrivsl °f -*N 1°»Ii.*_~‘°i°

en-.6 'll s._'2.2o= but. ., 'lr -is Previous n‘is'i1t_`_=-

.1 Hn B " m y illd' J Thorne, Montreal.

2. Zealoi., blk., st., by Commodore W-

d ., Hlld - - §§"'lll°lll§§lI_'°§.lt”l§.& 'l.y'l°`_dll_ slow? J. B. Gonna. Mlsnouchn. srt, Southport. ’ I. S. Crowell, Hsliiax.

M. Preedy, Halifax.

maya;-q_ d_ Jean by Abdallah Moo- E. J. Keir, M.D., Alberto sengor, entered by Michael McKenna, MGX- MM'fil¢VH1l8Yf\¢\d~

Vernon River Bridger Miss Collett, Toronto. 3. Devillsh Dorothy, ~ 2.18, blk, nl., Jas. St. G. Moore, New Annan. -

by Dare Devil, ll. Dorothy by Wood- i'-li W. Clements, Murray Harbor.

brlno, entered by D_r. J. T. Jen- Mrs. E. J. Keir, Alberton. klns, Chhrlott.etowp," Mrs. C. N. MacLeod, Mon

4. Baby Logan, 2.18}, chesnnt. m., Mrs.,L_ Carver, Pownal;

by Brazilian, d. Prseeptor, entered John K. McKay, Sglng Valley;

.by Dr. J_. A. Johnston, Tlgnielr, P; Mrs. Chant. Glace y: ill. I. e _»,, _ _ _ J. F. and Mrs. lVIci‘_-,3otl_,___Boston.__ _ _

5. Ginger. 2.20, i:ay"g., by Progress `~"""`”_`

,`t.nd,_a. oy Iolainl Golgi, enters.; ny, "___, ___`__ Hs__mm0n Kelly B'o_n_t p_ori_:,__ _ < _ Si-Iii_i_RRlliN. st._l_hln‘l _ Avenue. C118!-

tf liiiigéii. _i`.¥dl'ei1- nut-._ ski. lo:mown,is¢nt. s, lm,

I the pdl Trot, 227 Pace the,p5.md‘g__ ' _ 3

1. King Braaiilsu br.. st., by Braz-

daughter.

‘ - ‘ msn

ilian. auf-erlvd by Fl-,od Walsh. N_o'rtn‘ ,_ _____ 'l`fY°“» P- FL T- ' ’ MoKENNA, on sm. sth,

2. Commodore llipauiette, 27 A

lingering illness in the

bu' z"- by 0°h‘m°d°h 'L°“V""d- d' town Hospital Mrs. Hugh Meds llipsuiette, entered by Dr. J. T. aged 75 yea,-,_ Funeral ‘mm he,-

J8l1kllll, CllBl`l0_¢b0f-DVD. _ dtushterrs resident* 18 G 8. Dominion D.. 2160, 'ch-_ but. g. n sumay; at L30 D. _

nv Brnrlllnn, d. Mrurl Carruthers by ° Aliright, entered by the McKinnon Drug Oo.. Qllarlottetovrgl, _ 4. George Oi-eilceai, c . nut st., by `

Creseeue, entered by' Frank Beaies;

Charlottetown. _ ` ‘ _ no »sm._ooanurul¢_ uv. cram/an __ ' » ~1‘i»..w-15a.-al

tn tour entries eeeived skin tire p

to nllow this rm to cello pious w or '_a__r| I

lil n _ 3 wnlinlgylrll n lg 'gl_lin§tis& rell6\`»__4

QW sim elf

` snuggle

It wlll ' en" ther 'fe lil tltllr " '

whole ssvenclasees adveztised a will feehns’ m3t°re’ t e

vs_. H. C. U.. 5 draw. South Airicanl rs. Hampshire, s ndrav-

.,)

_\,¢w¢zr.:_le;l__ _ ____ M palen_ess, _r_:e_

t .e splendid ist. nor ui 3 u 1 g w oe

'LONDON' sept' 5'Th.' °°mb`md’\” *M gtlkhl _‘ml “T” 055” °\i`\“““" Accept noplubslitute; insist on hav

seven classes in all-good racing may ing Hoed's Bersansrills. _

be expected on the two rece days. - ""

. » .

and Mrs. Burhoe, Boston;

r, Q cz

and Mrs. Chellas, Montreal;

5 _

~ .McGee died irom cancer. It is believ-'

wn;

Conn;

alter the (and 11.45

ll.

trenl: ` ‘

tg Norson. _ _

by Expedition, entered .by Owen H. una Mrs. Sharron n bouncing dsushi-f CHICAGO. SBDC- 5-W0m€l1 in

T"°~i“°1'» Qha l°t¢€'¢¢W¥1- ' ter, Georgie. Gertrude, _weighing _lf

n Aug. 29', Sherren, a

1412 alter Charlotte- McKenna,

rsnviiie St.

usness, system

1 ties and be oi real value towards the

~ Canadian Northern; Sanford Evansi

-‘ throughout western: Canada, /who`se

» soon are wrecked and they go the

little dau-

arrived

on a visit' to

and Mrs. West,

+G! f`1§f

be ir pb] ir a _ 5l<ae.?°-!&6£te?§l1.fu,°l\_ Qllllllll

" pt'6ry'_'ol'_'t‘wo _people whriisn u

ries .le‘d_nst`ré,y but l,n-_

'game ol ‘bin was a co

Mr. Kelly in song was greatly ap-_'

thgig you ever put a match to and-_ yo ,can smoke it -all day and every. liipeiul seems Tsweeter and better. Trylf a cut 15c. The McKinnon Drug Go., L corner Great George and Kent Ste. ,`

, - MEM.,

::Buntain, Bell .tr Co. ior beat. coal, '

lowest prices, _ _ l. 1-Zlldti.

NEGRO ~HilJ`Es To _ A

'ESCAPE MoB_.'

_BLUEFIELDS, W., Va., Sept. 5- Waltor Johnson, a negro accused at 'attacking e. white girl in this city and who was reported early today to have been lynchcd at P-rinceton, whether he was hurried by the eheriil last night to escape a mob, is in hiding in the hills iilteen miles from here. He was 'taken to the hills by officers when the jail at Princeton was stormed.

MEXICAN BORDER MENACED.

PHOENIX, Ari., Sept. 5-The Mc-

xican border _became most menacing today when oillcials ol t.his.town re- ceived nn ultimatum _from the Mexi- can rebels tha.t._ ii iederal Mexican troops are transported over American soil into Sonora irom Chihuahua the tvwuiot Nogales will no laid lu ounce TBS message lntimsltes that other border towns will share a like late. Repuised in their ilrst attack upon Nacozan Sonora, the rebels made a second assault upon the place during i-he aight. and agntlng in null going on there, according to reports re- ceived early today.

w1Ll.En ms 'sony 'ro , _ MEDICAL GOLUEGE

-..-. _

PHILADFILPI-IIA, Sept., 5-Dr. W. J. McGee,_noted anthropologist, geo-

\08iSt. hydrolv$Ist_ _and sthlioiogist, g-who _died in nshlrrgton, ueqnearhoq ins body to his ‘ lrlena, nr..Eawnr<l Spitzka' oi the Jeiiersoa Medical Col- lege here. He ‘directs that-his remfains he used »"In the interest Bi science and ior the benellt oi mankind."

It is no uacommonth-ing ior a doc- |l0l' to Will a. colleague his brain lor f examination but to give the whole body for dissection is unusual. Dr.

ed his bequest was made- to aid ln. the iight on this disease.

To SETTLE THE

NAVAL QUEsTIoN.

'WINNIPEG, Sept. 5-A petition is

being clrculatednhd has been sub- saibed to by many prominent citi- zens irrcspeetive of party, heeded b

ier Roblin, the Archbishop oi Ru- perts Land, Sir Joseph Dubuc, Sir. Daniel McMillan, Sir William Whyte, General Manager McLeod, oi the

_i-lon. Colin Campbell, and the heads oi local party organizations to r'e- move the naval question from out the realm oi party politics and _ by .lriendly cohsllltation between Prelh- ier Bordeu' and Sir Wilfred Laurier, introduces permanent policy which _shall have the adhesion oi both par-

l-:o_lution ol the problem oi imperial delence. _

The petition will be circulated

people, says the preamble, are over- whelmingly in iavor oi the dominion forthwith taking her part. iii the naval deience oi the empire.

HIGI-I'§OC.ITJ_'I'Y WOMEN

A E BAD INSURANCE RISK.

‘ . P Y women, are considered good risks. That is the 'dictum oi the' American flriie Insurance convention in session there. _ ‘ " _ ' _

"Wpmen wh live 'so~called high liia

said President Gold. They live alto_-

hsrmlul beverages that their systems

quick route to the grave.

' HOTEL MAN KILLED.

MONTREAL, Sept. 5-Crashing through the root oi sn sliivator car, the' body`oi Riley Ryan, oi Broch- viilb, ialled an elevator dy had 'fa

ia the Windsor hotel this morning.

Mr. Ryan's body was badly i`lr_o‘ren

hotel I w\sk,_`£lad his shoes shin- nl in he listens r not more also three minutes beiote he was picked up llelnl. 'rue sergles elevator, nllnlt ln which can totality ooourrorl, ill only s law loot lroin the shoe shine

ll tual!!

_,_ __

I’ OA

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° "7 "F" g V -_-_ ~= ' f V-‘Annan no deed win lekorl l>. M. °,‘,}'f""“§_‘, "‘° ,’,‘§‘?'_,'},°*" 922, "“§?._ . “-‘tllfcij1rr"alf.$rrl.‘a'l.m".l'l>s”.r.-'?.~’ifll'...t :l all

rvo _ »

set °

_ _ Y

Lieutenant-Governor Cameron. Prem-»

high society are badlihsurnnce risks.~ All other women es eciall business

have a bard lime getting insurance,"

gather too high. They' eat such indi-_ ' gestlve food and drink so many

wsithr, -whom he 'was taking .do\Vn»

\ title!

_ the __ tp Get Your ` $99.3

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-'l his to days' sa'e 'oi 'sample

' bllcrsl you nn" ‘unusual oppolftuihy _.f¢>r~securing=» one of Cenadiisbestgcalw-ieges 'ata big i_l"e'd`u¢ll l§f5n"}5rl't`ii`r. .',l`-h`c_\Ilne is -large# and complete,sl1owing over tytp carloids-,_ llléivéu* Styles au d thirty' va.rl_e_tles,. including wagons, surreysyis .l>hf=\¢l0l;_&. d€1i§fc\'y, and express wagons, this year’s models, with every improve- meiiikyl :The liner thibnzhout is speclallyf good, comprising the leading styles from tlle=Canada\, 'Budhopie, McLaughlin abd ibolninion factories. Going at 20 -per

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20 Pei' 001* Off-3 limo carnage for $80 .....'....‘l'... _ . . . .. _ . . . . . _ célii

Srnn-nl . I » ~ -_ ' ' " Laleslud. ‘lk/"dl és edlglze ‘dl :;e1dcl>]:'lltl- »d1l$anCe1`Z1 Pr’°ce viées fmm ' Und nlland buggiets ' aw . aterlal le ad i ° 3 and wagons here that will be sold at big markets Shmlvf that the Price of 'W disdolliits. 'The' -entire line is in good materials use In the manufaclure of car." condition throughout,” some wi h steel lmges and harness “Fd rapidly adyanc' tires. We ha-'ve_’alSo'm‘arkcd special re- mg' Next year the Prices °“ these Wm be

ductions 0-U om. harness _BUY NOW. much higher. It will pay y`ou to buy now

_ ~ __ __ _ -you'll never have lower prices.

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TOKIO, Sept. 4-The entire foreign ‘

diplomacy corps paid their respects _ _ _ today at the bler of the late Emper-

ST. .loHN _ _ _ _ ` - ' - _ if

or Mutsuhito, upon whose coilin they ’ N B’ Sept 5 More Helier, senior yearling lst Rayner laid n wreath. They were previously

P. E. Irrlnllll winners ni; the Fair iw;-e Ilros. -

received' in audience by Emperor Yoh- _‘"0 5 Helier, jllnlor _ yearling-lst and shihitoiand the Empress.

3rd and 4tl;,\R0per Bros. A

' Heller, senior cali-lst And 3rd_R0_

SEVEN YEARS_ Bull 1, 3 years and llpwurlis-Zllci, ve’ uma' ‘

~`~' ..__. Roper llros. Charlottetown. CLASS 25 HOLSTEINB

-. Bull, Z years oltl»2nll, llopcr '

BROCKTON, Sept. 5-Thomas F. rgrol Bull, 3 years old and upwards-

Ml1fPhy _Qi N0- 3 Grove street, told Bull. senior yearllng-lst and 2nd, ith Lea and Clark. . J“dge Lane he haldnw- wmked 1°' R0l1€\‘ BFOB- Bllll, junior yearling-lst Lea and seven yblirs *md that He ‘V95 “Ore , Bull, junlor__yen.riing-lst, Roper Clark, ' with °ii=`W°‘1d~ Mm M“fP‘iY “Bid Bros. Bull senior unit-zoo and len Len her husband had Eivelrher $1.000 Bull, senior cali-2nd, Roper and Clm~\r_ ' twenty-three years ago. and nothing moe. ‘ null junior onli-let one nl. Lon since. Murphy got live months in Bull, iunior cali-Znd and 3rd,~Ro- and Clark. " which to restore his good nature. per Bros (~,0w_ 4 yea,-B old and “pw”-“__

_ Heller, junior cali-2nd, Roper 2nd, Lea and Ciark_ - Bl`0E~ ' f Dry cow, 4 years old and ,_ up-

Heiicr, junior cali-2nd, Roper wards _ 2nd, Lea-and Clark. _I

Bros. Cow, 3 years old-let, Lee. and

Female Sweepstakes-Diploma, Ro~ Cim-l¢_ _

klns was today notitled oi his no`mi- De§c§ir;l_s`her(1__1Bt and 3rd_ Rope, I_£U;1_f_;)“;1_lu?_k years old lst and “fl nation ior the Vice-Presidencyby the Bum (,ana_,ian C0w_ 3 years 0m» and P"°hibit‘°“ N“u°“°1 C°“"°“t‘°“~'1he` lireedfrs young herd-2nd and ith, upwards 3rd Lea and Clark. i notmcation Flwech was m8d° DY Cm* Roper Bros. Cow 2 ye'srs oid-3rd Lea and mn N' H°w“rd °f Rochester' “'h° Cow and 2 ol her niisprlng-lst, Clark., I Midi _ . Roper Bros. `Heiler, 2 ears old-Brd and 4th, Tm is A millr-lea elephant with e C,,w_ 4 years and 0,,,,._,,,t _md Lea and O1__fk_ bi`°k@“ i-“Bk and 8 R“bb°1” Trust -itil, Roper Bros. Helier, senior yesriings-ith, Les trunk? Wusml is 3 u°n's Whelpfclean Dry cow. 4 Years and over-lst and Clark. _

and 2nd, Roper Bros. Female sweepstakes-2nd, Les slid

Cow. 3 years old-3rd, Roper Clark.

Bros. Senior herd-l3rd and ith, Lea and Dry cow, 3 years olll-lst Roper Clark. _ Bros. Bull and 3 oi his get.-1st, Lea and

Canadian cow, 3 years and over- Clark.

lst. Roper Bros. _ Helier, senior cali-ist and 3rd,Les

Cow, 2 years old-lst, Roper Bros. nnd Clark. Helier, 2 years. old-lst and 2nd, __Heiler, illnior cali-2nd and 3rd,Lp¢,

g Roper Bros. ' and Clark. -;.,_

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funds, said Miss Charlotte Swart.z,_ 3 -` ‘ 'Y "'*"

aged 57 years, ol Athens, _Pa., is . ... L- ., .-4.-

the reason I have postponed lgiom ' " ‘ Q .‘ _ year to year going to school. iss . '_ M ,S __

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?!;i*§..l:°.;?‘:l§§.‘i§’:5:..f““°“::f rolling with boys and girls iorty

One of the new and sensible ideas is the semi=st1'ff front SHIRTS for MEN"$1.Z.§

years her junior. What. _education she now has she obtained without the*

aid ol ia. teacher. _

See them in our Window '

ARBITRATION AGREEMENT T _ _ REACHED. . _ ’

Medium _weight Underwear, _su1~tst_-his

weather, _line merino finish ' `

CLASS 25-GURNSEY S.

HApN'T_ woaKEn EOR

'wATl<I~Ns NolvlINAT_En_ _ _ _ _ ron v1oE-PRESIDENT.

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ADA. 0., Sept. 5-Aaron Ei. Wat-

oi tooth and claw, led by an ass; Roosevelt is s great and mighty wind, which raises the dust. and crea- tespolitlcsl astigmatism among the people.

FEARED BEING HAZED

PENN YAN, N. YL, sept. 5- The

iear oi bein hazed and the lack oi

~Nc`)MrNA'l‘Eh FOR

_ SUPERIOR JUDGE.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 5- Lucy

Good White, B grandniece oi the great Chief Justice Marshall, has been nominated by the Socialists here lor superior judge.

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CHICAGO, Sept. 5-An arbitration

agreement was reached between street car employes and _ company omcisls here today. The roads granted the concession the men demanded, and a single arbitration board will settle disputes ior railway lines oi all the companies involved. This sverts Ia htrike ol. 14,000 men.~

QUHMERBIDD HARKITS.

So vereign Brand medium weight $l.09

"l`ui'nbull’s pare wool, natural an

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