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are ot Common, This is True Liberty, when Free Born Men having to advise the Public, may speak free.”—Evripipzs

ISLAND, SATURDAY AUGUST 1

Dainty, New Trimmed Felt Hats

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Just come from New Yort, another lot of those dainty sailors and golf hats that you

admired so much.

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These are prettier if possibie, as this time there’s a lot of swell new walking hats---no use mentioning prices, there

are so many different ones, -_—_~-——

Drop in andlet us show them

PARISGREE?) DEPOT

¢ 26000 LBS "=i

RECEIVED THIS SEASON

BERGER’S and

WHOLESALE and RETAIL

FENNELL &CHANDLER

CHARLOTTETOWN P: E.

AMMUNITION FOR ‘Expected i “Arrive via

THE PORTUGESE AUTHORITIES WILL NOT LETIT PASS.

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: Er eae Kruger Makes a Personal Effort to get it Through.

| THE TRANSVAAL Glories in His Attempt ‘a

Delago Bay.

ARREST OF CLOROT

to Murder M. Labori.

[Specian ro Toe Examiner. ]

Reynes, Aug 19.—Cloret, who claims to lave been the man who attempted to as sassinate M.Labori was brought to Rennes yesterday.

Col. Picquart, M. Gast, and others who saw the would be assassin declared thay Cloret was not the man.

The prisoner has written a letter to the police making an alleged confession and

glorying in the crime. The doctors gay that Cloret is mad,

eunaitie (SpectaL To THE ExaMINrr )

Lonexzo Marquez, Drago Bay, Aug. .19.—The government of the South African | Republic "§ making strenuous efforts to { persuade the ‘al Portuguese authorities i to permit the passing of am miinition.

President Kruger has wired a persona!

i with Great Britain is assured.

Two thousand cases ot arms are due ‘to arrive here on the German steamer Koniz, which sailed from Hamburg on July Sth.

rivend

} request to this effect stating that a modus

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McCoy Knocked Out.

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Cuicaco, Au; took place her

19.—in the fight which )

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McCoy, the jatter was koocked out in the firet round.

Women May Vote.

[| “PECtAG To TLE Examtven.] Feera, Western Australis, Ang 19.— The Legislet've Council of Weetern Aus- tralia passed bili enfranchising women. icing ailelalsctact

Sir Charles Tupper.

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¥ Loypon, Aug 19 —3ir Charles Tupyer leaves for Canada on Se;t 7.b.

Liberal Boodle in Quebec.

Salsceciitinsints

Quisec, Auz. 18,—Tae Q sebec bridze coutracts will be awarded next week. Within ten days from now tenders will _be called for tbe ealarg-ment of? tbe Graving dock here, for wh:cp Parliiment recently voted $117,000. It is also expected that the work on the Intercolonial Railway station at Levis, iavolving an expenditure of $80,000, will be commenced within tLe came period.

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Pownal Street cut price Shoe Store

William Conroy.

—— DEALER IN— | z BOOTS & SHOES. ¢ Powna! Street, Ch'tom, 2h. h.i—— ei

Every Variety of Leather and i Rubber Footwear ——we _ a

THE LATEST STYLES RECEIVED MONTHLY BaF" Purchasing al! Canada, Havirg United States places me in a position to buy ardsella good grade of goods ai lower price than sume Grms sé]! shoddy.

A full line of the Ames Holden Companys High grade footwear, the largest manne

¢ ‘orere } ; ; rir y . “nh Hs facturers in Canada having a yearly output over $3,090.000

Shoe Dressings f Laces all kines j

bring your cash and get the greatest bargains on earih'

MOTT9.—Honest Vatue Por Honer! Prices

my goods for SPOT CASH, from the lesding manu‘acturers of 40 eXperience of 25 years in the business in both Canada and the

Mad: from pure creatn of tartar.

Safeguards the fora against alur ..

| Alum bakin: powders are the 9 test | | menacers to oealth of the presat _ 17.

{ Anderson, chief Engineer, accompanied by

| concealed On was about sailipg for Cape

ROYAL BA UNG POWDER CO., NEW YORK.

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SIR LOUIS COMING HOME. Left Quebec Yesterday on the Govern-

ment Steamer Druid.

(Spectat ro Taz Examiner.)

Qveseo, ing. 19.—The Government Steamship Druid left yesterday, having on board Sir Louis Davies and Lieut-Colone

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Hon. Donald Farguharson. ‘They are ' on a tour of inspection including the new pier being built at Cape Traverse.

i Gezeral Jumenez Arrested,

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ins —— Se . 7s {_PeciaL T2 ite baakISEx )j Ciexrvecses, Aug 19.—Generral Ju> men+z, en aspirant for the S24 Boniago presidency, waa arrested here on orders | from Qavana just asthe steamer he wag

taaytieo.

Convent Burned.

{“pectat. to Tis Exawixer} Qvepic, Aug 19.—News has been r_- ceived from S:. Ferdinand, Megan;‘ic Coun'r, that the fine convent of the Grey Nuns there was totally destroyed by fire, The loss ic $30,090; insurance $30,000.

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One of the Devices.

Orrawa, Ang. 18.—It is stated that though it nas been decided that gentlemen thal! be called from tie commons to fill vacancies existing in the senate ro nomina- tions will be recumnrended to his exceil- ency unless itis probable the conservatives will consent tothe I:beral candidates in consequent bye-«lections for the commons being returved by acclamation, If ihere are any probabilities of contested bye- elections the senate vacancies w:ll be con- tinued voti] iamediairls before the general elevtlons.

QUEEN SQUARE GARDENS.

S1x,—While attending the band concert on tue +quare last evening, [ con'd not help wondering what strangers must think of the way attairs are managed iu Char- lot ecown. lIastead of the equare being brilliantly lighted wita electric Jights aud plenty of seats being scattered about all was darkness except around the band stand andonly avery few people could obtain seats, Now, I donot think we need hope | for or expect much from ovr stick-in-the- | mud city council. But surely there are some of our moneyed men philapibropic enough to take this matter in hand and have the square and gerdens well lighted and made more agreeable for strangers aod our oww citizens. All, | am sure

i by an engine.

9, 1899

Single Copies two Cents

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SPORTS IN CHARLOIT ETOWN |

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The public are becoming tired of what is commonly called “lcafiag” in bicycle races. The programme of sports fir S+p- tember 6:b will be foend below, aad by looking it over it wil! be seen tnat there is no room for “loafers.” It will also be noted that some new features have been added with a view to please all bands. Tue Massey-Harris competition is what every person Warts toeee erd we hope ina few days to be able to anuounce the nam @3 of the d fterent teams intending to take pari,

LIST CF EVENTS :

A China Chance

Ll. One Mile Novice Bicyole Race.

2. Half “ile Bicycle Race (time ” .:.

3. 2%; Yards Rau. “nies

+, One Mile Bicyd+, Race (time limit.)

5. One Mile Broycle Race (boys under 15.)

6. Sealed Distance Bicycle Race,

7. 440 Yards Run.

8. Two Mile Bicycle Race (lap.)

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time, pxcérs permitted.) 10, 880 Yards Rum, a ‘“ Three Mile Bicycle iw.c% “3° (teams Cf thres—representing clubs or otherwise ) , 12. Five Mile Bicycle Race (Massey- Harris trophy.) Eatries close Sept. lst., with Secretary. Eaury fees 25 cente; Massey-Harris $2.

9, One Half Mle Bicycle Race (egainet

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German Competition.

Bremey, Aug. 18.—The Imperial Gov- ernment has subsidized the German East African Steamship Company in the am- ount of 1,200,000 marks ($255,600) an- nually, on conditioa that the company extend its eemi-monthly trips to Delagoa Bay, Durban, and Cape Town. This will biing German shippers into direct compe- tition with the British throughout the whole of Sonth Africa, and “s expected creatly to help the export trade of \hts vouotry.

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Fancy Cups and Saucers

Justopened A Sampite Lor at less than half price.

They are werth from 20c to 50c each, We have placed them on our counter and marked them at i

{5 cents 20 cents & 25 cents A snap for £arly buyers

Geo. Carter & Co.

Booxksetters & STATIONERS

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To Those Interested

Roman Relics.

Srrasaunc, Aug. 18.—In excssating] for asewer iu Strasburg, workmen yeatert= day naocovered a large quantity of Reman remains, some of them of great value. At a depth of 15 feet was discovered an old

Loman mint, some of the precious metal remaining as it had cooled in tue meiting p) 3s wes the miat was abandoued,

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Jay Gould Killed.

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Pcrrat.o, N. Y, Acgust 189 —While George Frank, Jay Gould and two voung ladies were crossing the Lake Shore tracks in Erie last night, their carriage was atruck Govlliand one of the ladies were 8) badly irjured that they died The other Waman isin a precarious condition Frank was not seriousiy injured, but bis horses were killed.

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Artic Exploration.

St. Joux’s, NA@i, Auneuet 13.—The Labrador mail steamer reporta tuat tbe Peary expedition steamer Diana passed Domiso Run, Northern Labrador, at 2 p. m., duly 24th. Allon board were wl! at that time. The Diana hoped to reach Disco, Greenland, July 29.

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Drop in if you want % paper or nragazine or bovk toreal, Fruit, Confectionery, To%acco, Cigsrs etc. wheo you're passing this wey.

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would greatly appreciate such a change for the betser. And here I wonld just re-

Nothing but the com-

ating every year. used and very little

moneset flowere are

when Mr. Newbury Jooked a‘ter things some years ago the gardens were @ thing of beauty, and good taste was shown. | think thst fur the tair amount of money spent there isa very poor show,indeed, aud

ervision of the gardens should see to it that

reason for writing this is that lam myself a vative of Charlottetown. Ido not like to see our pretty little city. behind the times, especially when so many travellers are

things. Civrzey,

coming here who sre used to better

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