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w...l.’ti.”?i-<l‘3i1‘lif%Rin .srl _ I cHARL0*r'rETOwN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA, TUESDAY, ocroesn 10, 1905. {,.,e,.f;_'§~,'§.';,

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inns Business nl an nan

AT THE COUNCIL wlnLll's nlzlnn

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R¢_guiarflVIonthly Meeting Held Last Night- gnppéd Three quam.,-5 Sec- Considerable Discussion over the Auction °"<I 0l`f Pacing |l°0°rd vf

Sales of Beni. Carter on Great Geo. St. "55 M“d°by ""“S"'f

The regular monthly meeting of the City Council was held last night with the M",-0|- and a full board present. The “goal bills were approved of after the minutes of last meeting had been adopt-

Ldtlcnnnnnicntions were read from W. K. lingers Co. Ltd submitting the short term nn/os wliich would of necessity be uharg< en on-ing to cancellation of insurance poli- eies and asking on what basis insurance was nllolil-il to the different companies; from Laughlin Mcl{onale, city welgher, ,,,klngtl\ntnoticcs for cash payment in weighing hc posted and published in the city papers and that the city scales be used by all persons having goods for wr-igln; and from lienj. Carter protesting agaiiislpnliifcnicnbeing put in front of iiisprinnises-during auctions and asking for n defining of his rights on the streets ral an uuci- ioneer.

Coun. lingers asked who had ordered

ihr policemen In front of Mr. Carter'S and ills \\'or.~ll\ip replied that he had ordered the polionnien there to keep a path clear for poilcstrliins. Coun. 1’nlon asked to have Mr. Carters rights defined and the Mayor replied that lir.C|\rlcr's rights had been defined ina case hriorc the court recently. Coun. Prowso, a.s chairman of the Police Cannnittce, thought it beneath the digni- ly of the Mayor to order the policemen there. lie (tho Mayor) should have come tohim. llir. Carter had been brought un- ustly before t.he Court. He had paid his Iiccnsefrc of $50 and the police had no riclitto go there and hamper him in his llusinrss. Clinrlottctown trade has been lianipcx-eil for years and there are a num-. hcrof people who for years had endeavor-~ cd to damn the city and drive all trade to? the country. I Coun. llonpor thought that the obstruc- tion nnnle bv Mr. Carter did littlajdamugc to the citizens. It is a pity, he said, that` the matter could not be amicably arrang- ed. The only citizens who are interfering are those who want to hurt the city. , City Surveyor Nicholson’s report show- ed the roncrotc work donedurirlg the year liyihc City. The total cost was $0423 of which $8203.18 was charged to the city and iho remainder to the land owners. Coun. Paton reported on ‘the permanent work ln maondam and concrete side- walks, Already there has been expende- $70il.:l0; of this about $1000 will be collect- rlrl on concrete sidewalks and also $200 orer from last ycnrleaving QlZXl4f74 of the $4100 granted by the statute yet . to be expend ded this year. 1-ie moved thai, this remaining amount bo cxpendt-dnt once in macadam work. Coun. iioopcr was in full accord with ilic resolution and denied s report which he said was current that/ he had Stopped ihewnrk. Ile had been blamed for selling city horses while as a matter of fact he did not kno\v for a week after that thc horses had been sold. He denounced the Councillors \vho had sold the best horse the city ever had without consulting the Council. Coun. Paton said it was foolish to pay attention io street gossip. The horse sold

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Fall

FOOD'

wear

A great shoe for men,. The "Slater" price $3.504 Every pair with Oak; Tanned Soles that resist?

water. The popular; Shoe of Canada, big; variety of lasts and; widths. _

off Bros.,

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Sole Agejnte;

was suffering from bad feet and last week was thc best time to sell. Only $7 had been lost on the two horses sold and this was a small amount.

After the horse question was further

considered the question dropped. Thi? Clio' Clerk in answer to a question

reported that about $1000 was overdrawn on the permanent work at present and Coun. Hooper thought, In the face of that statement, that the resolution of Coun. Paton was n remarkable cnc. Supposing the $1000 was collected this year that would only leave $300 to be spent.

Coun. Paton again submitted his

filiures as before given and the question was allowed to stand over in order that the Finance and Street Committees might look into the expenditure.

The tender of Bruce Steivnrt &Co for

8355 for heating basement of Market was accepted, it being the lowest.

Coun. llooper explained the reduction

of the fire insurance carried by the diifcr ent agcnts,in nnawcr to the letter of W. K. Rogers Co, Ltd. Ho also endorsed the suggestions of the City Weigher re pay- ment in advance for weighing and a resu- lution to this effect was carried.

Coun. Rogers after referring to t,he

urgent necessity of two electric lights on Upper Queen St. moved that two thirty- two candle power lamps be placed at corners of Upper Queen with Stewart and Hensley streets respectively."

A sum not exceeding $10 was voted to

place_Spring Park spring in better con- dltinn.

The council then adjourned sine die.

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WELSH HIVIVIILISIS IIPIII IN MIINIHIIL

A Clergymen, Lawyer and' ,Watchmaker Compose the Three Will Tour Canada and United States

Moivrituar., Oct. 8.-Three disciples of

Evan Rolwcrts, the famous Welsh revival- ist, arrived in Montreal and commenced in the Stanley street Presbyterian church tonight a series of revival meetings,- which will bc extended throughout Canada and the Unit-ed States.

The three revivalists are Rev. G. ().`

Grifllths, formerly pastor ofa church In Rutland (Eng.): J. Tudor, a Wales lawyer‘ who abandoned his profession to become an evangelist and Dewi Michael, n watch- rhalicr hy trade.

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Jann H. BELL returned to Summersifle

yesterday afternoon,

Minnrd's Llniment cures Dandruif-

Li-:x|No'roN, Ky., Oct. 7.-Dan Patch,

king of pncers, today clipped § ofa second from his own, the world's record of 1.50, negotiating t_he mile In l.55i. A crowd of 10.000 persgns were already in a high state of enthusiasm ovcr the breaking ofthe 1005 race record and the worid‘s three

`Pntch's time was hung out excitement approached frenzy.

llllill INII- HIS

SHIPS IIUMINE

He Expects to Bring Some of them to America Next year

Nrw Yoax, Oct. 7-According to a

cnblegram from London, Admiral Togo. with his squadron of the best ships in the Japanese navy, will visit European and American waters some time next year. According to reliable reports from Tokio the Japanese government believes that Jupan's position in the face of the nations will be strengthened by a view of the magnificent sea fighting machines and their crews which have accomplished such results in thc wax-just ended. The understanding is that the squadron which Togo will bring with him will consist of two of the first-class battleships two armored cruisers and -several smaller crltft.. Ile will go first. to England and may visit France as \veil. He will then proceed to America and from there go homo.

WEATHER TODAY.

Tun.oN'ro, Oct. 10.-(Special)-Northerly

winds, fair and about the same tempera- ture. _

CHICAGO MARKETS.

Csroaoo, October 7 - (Special )-

Dec. Corn (new)44i May Corn til;

\vn't es: “ when so; Pork $15.25' “ Pork $2.40

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Minard’s Linimeni for sale everywhere. . _...___

Today-Sale of ready to wear

skirts and slill: waists-a bargain

oder to clear out balance of aprinf, and summer styles. Every item S a genuine as well as generous prlcereduction- -well worthy your most careful consideration add et- iention. See our sd for further particulars.-Weeks & Co. Dress' _Goods and Miilinery L¢sders.1odzl;

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at a Very

' r5c each

per dozen.

and 350 ptr d0Z.

"Early Tulips” f°f |l1d°°f

351: per dozen.

"Assorted Color Crocus.

A Rare Opportunity ; to Bcautiiy Your Home

` ' ¢ d a choice collection of

gidxdusrfgwesnidc BULBS imP°1f¢d DIRECT from Hora./iNn.

. chown Nan-md |»{yg¢|n|hg‘ , all colors,at 1oc.x2c an

-.white Roman- |-|y¢¢||-|(hg”, for Xmas bloom at 5oc

-ern." Nm-¢|"\|¢".slngie and double. at nc, x5c, 25c

“South African Frooslea". very ine at 25° P" d°=-

H ( r hundred.

uspsfngsh Ing , all colors nt >oc pe

" 45c,5oc and 60'.: per hundred.

"Lflium Ca»I\didum”, line large bulbs, loc each. au-‘|~u'||p." for outdoor culture from $1.00 per hundred up.

Small Cost.

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culture at r5c» zoc»_ 25° and

heat record successively, and when Dan,

IIIIMIIIIIIII Pllllllli S iIllMPlIII'S Pllll

To be lieopened Next Month. itls Said. 'Many ofthe old Board of Direc-

tors ' ,

Private advices from the mainland state:

that the Dominion Packing Company‘s plant. closed for tho past year, is to be re- opened thio fall and buying will probably- he commenced next month. ‘ The work of reorganizing the company

is now being perfected and it is said that muny of the old shareholders are interest-' ed.

This will be gratifying news for the

farmers who will look forward to the com-

mencement of operations with pleasure.

IIISIISHIIMINI

Ill IIUIIS JIIHIT

ln the Falmouth Murder Case -A New Trial is Probable

Ponrtsso, Me., Oct. 10-( Special.)-A

disagreement was reported at 12.08 e'elook this morning bv the jury in he case of Edward F. Colo, indicted for the murder of his friend John F. Steeves at Falmouth on April 12th.

A new trial will probably be the result.

IIIINUN HIIBIHIS

SIHIIIIISLI .Ill

Fm-:ln-;\uc'roN, Oct. D.-tSpcoial.)-Rev.

Canon Roberts, father of Charles G. D. Roberts the Canadian poet is lylngdangcr- ously ill at at his home here and not ex- pected to livc.

OFF FOR THE SUNNY SOUTH.

MoN'mI<:aL, Oct. 0-Tho Graynor and

Greene case has at last entered upon the last phase and the Sheriff of Macon, Ga., will leave tomorrow with the prisoners.

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‘lun|gHere'

The subscriber will sell by auction on

the premises at I o’clock p. m. on the xgth inst., his very valuable homestead farm situated in Little York in the vic- inity of churches and schools, }4 miie from R. R. Station and 5% miles from Ch’town. It contains 1:7 sores, noacree cleared and in a very high state of cul- tivation, balance groves for cattle in summer; nearly all live fences (black

thorn). Never failing sprinig a_r rear and two wells at front, mak ng it an ideal stock and dairy farm. No waste land and good buildings, 7_ acre or- chard in bearing choice varieties. Also 30 head of cattle, horses, &c.

Terms at sale.

JOHN H. GILL.

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HHUM1 Vt EIGHT-no matter how little at

a timmamonnts to a whole lot on s years buy- ing. 'clghtisa matter that we watch very carefully. We want to Five you the exact :eight gviryxtlrim; l;in`t ir there is any error it

R9 \ l‘ B '0 1 01”! GRDli7lCl{Y reputation in tnoapod to havoit geilcd by short measure. ildren -hjust cor-ree weight as grown people. too gee ie.

I EUMMISSIIINEHS

'Ii.l.I’. Hlllliiil I S

At Moncton-Big Lumber Mills Burned- Prisoner Out

on Bali I

I Morvurox, Oct. 9. - (Special )-Harry Smith arrested for stealing money from

left tonight for Ottawa. ' 'rho mins or the Tia-more Lumber co.-

store ami of'fice,a lavgc quantity of lumberl

destroyed hy tire Sunday afternoon.

Loss about $120,000, eovercd by in~ suranee. .

IS BHIIISH Hill

nnl_n_u|lll|ll;z‘.

Sir James Browne Says Coun- B

at Sheila, Tracadic, N. B., were totally C

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ance husinelis, so much so that many a nl

ness.

LIFE INSURANCE `

INVESTIGATION

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A Feature oi Next Session- Revelations in New

York Paralyse the Business -Dr.Ruddick’s Dairy Tour-/-Judge McLennan Sworn ln.

O'r'ra\vA, Oet.0.-(SpecIal.)~lion. James

the L C_R_ station at [soma du Cheng Maclennan, the new member of the Su- was allowed out gn bell today, I prenie Court signed his commission and Thi’ Gfllld Trunk P3050 C°Ill\1'liSSl0l\" took the oath of ciilce this morning. .The 9” ‘"|v°d many 'mm P* E' Island 'md' other Judges extended congratulations.

A parliamentary investigation into the

methods of Canadian life insurance com-

togethcr with the nmnager's residence, D

anles and American life Insurance com-

panies operating in Canada is one of i`-

erties of next session. 1

I` 'i`l\erc luis been a scarcity of c-onlin. n-

The shocking revelations before the

New York State legislative committee

ave done great Injury to the life insur-

gents in this and other cities report an most absolute stagnation in the busi-

lt is known that several of thc Canadian

ompnnics are heavily over salaried. A change in the method of inspecting he books of Canadian companies is also uggested.

(i. A. Roddick, Dominion Dairy t' - ,

mlssioner returned to Ottawa lo<|a_r al-

athree months visit to Europe iii- vi edl<1nglanil, Scotland, lieigluni, lioli Germany, Denmark, Sweden for the pn - pose of studying the market and dan » condition with n view to the inipro\e-ine-I ‘ of Canadian tlruie.

llc nays the quality of Canadian butler

which has heen sent over to Britain lin -.ii lr- in-en excellent..

butter in the English market.

lie says cliccsc should he sllippi-

strong hoxns,

Dr. Adams of McGill lmsrlcclini-ii ll.

position of director of the (ieclotfl.-... Survey.

The average rnnsunlptlon nf bei-r I.

Cunutin. for the Inst. llscnl _yi:nr\\'us ii\-~ gallons for each person.

The tobacco statistics show that smok-

ing is indulged in to an enormous cxtcnv.

try Contains Hordes of Undergrown, and Underied Men, Women, and Children.

I.oNooN, Oct, 5.-Sir Janice Crichton

Browne. whose opinion, apart from his official position as Lord Chanoellor`s Vis itor in Lunnoy, has considerable weight. in an address at the Charing Cross Hos- pital Medical School, said it was a moot point whether the British race was de- generating 'or standing still, but it was in- dubitable that there was a deplorable

amount of deterioration, whlic'inetii- I’

SHIII IHHIE IIVEH

lllill MHIHII

Son Refused Admission to

House Forced Way ln- Slsler, Brother and Bro- ther-ln-Law Victims.

H/is'r|Nns, Nan., Oct. S.-Over the dead ndy ofhisrnotlier, John llurlenck shot

cienoy aboundcd. The countrylcuntaincd

hordes of undergrown, underfed, blemish- eil and debiiiated men, women, and I' children, who, industrially and socially, J

WCTB E U D ‘ BBCODOITIIC !¢yEi.E|ll WAS b inefficient, and municipal administration was inefficient. It was encouraging, how- “

recognized. Many efforts were being d made to ensure efficiency. This was partly attributable to the great object h lesson afforded by the Japanese during II their struggle with Russia. There rise LI had been almost catastrophic. Some h hidden internal force must have produced “

ever, that thcinefllclcncy was at length LI

ying condition.

his sister, his brother and his brothel'-in

law today. Miss Frances Budcnek, aged

wenty-two, was shot in the right hand; acob Budenek, aged nineteen, received a

U, fn |e 5' th ullot above the right cye,nnrl .Peter Smell

as shot through the lcft leg, through tin- bdomcn, In the, left thigh and through ic left shoulder. The latter two are in a

The shooting in n richth chamber nt the ouie of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Smell, whcrc rs. M. Budcnck died last night and was me culmination of n family quarrel that ad extended over years. Mrs. iiudenck 'as staying nt the home of her (laughter,

it, a force necessarily emanating from the brain. Ho was confident that measure- ments and observations would prove the Japanese brain was physiologically not

inferior tothe British. If the Japanese

the yellow peril was not A mere bogey, "I

but a possible contingency.

City of Ghent.

From Halifax every Tuesday

morning; from Charlottetown,

every Thursday. Calls at

Hawkesbury, Arlchat, Issac’s

Harbor, Sheet Harbor, Salmon

River, Canso. Summerslde.

C \RV ELL BROS

Agents.

, h sea.

A firstclass Ile; Piano, good as new which l will sell at a bargain. For in-I

ti n &c. a ly to

spec ° ’ ’ pp x.s.cna1ssoN,

Scuris East.

ro-Sdfrtu twmoow pd

To Let or Lease

l I d. fi ' d il if

sc¢oR ?:o‘h‘tinn orf?bo“B?\r'IrTg i’gr'Ir" anldmidolah River rosdiulgtwcen tio residences of Mm.

and Chinese brain were not Inferior, then H

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sister over thc dcad body of his mother-_ Before he could he ovi-rpo\ve|c\l he had shothls sister, his brutiicr ami his bro- her-in-law. John liudcnek is in jaid.

FIIIE

Mrs. Peter Smell and because of the fami- ly trouble her son John was not permit- tcd to seo her during her illness. When John heard of his uiol.hcr's death last

night he determined to vic\v tho body.

e scoured entrance into the Smell bonn- irough the kitchen. Making his way to ie death chamber be entered and found ic entire family surrounding the corpse,

watching the undertnkcr prepare the remains. Advancing to the corpse, John placed his hands on the lifeless body and said :

“This is my mother." His sister Frances said something to ' lm ln Polish whereupon he struck her. hen he drew a revolver and shot at his

Watch

Wrongs Righted

if your \\'ntl‘.l\ has gone wrong . . . . Inst

nifcr il i \| n more .<1 rions

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aan... a , . . . wlfli nlnko il ri..-in .....».. ...nm

lit its within \vai4~lini|\kini,' rkillio do .~o.

. . I'-. 'l'hn aainc with l‘|m'k~.

(lf course. tin-ru nm sonic \\'n\vin~~| and

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t‘ln|'k,~. (hai. are ||_|\1rv¢ >yu|n rupn r. II\l|l|li1‘|\.~i'.li Is wvll ynll ,~I\<\\\I4l klluw illlti- wo carry it good stork of \\'nii-Ixos and Vlocku to select from.

E. W. TAYLOR.

outh Side Queen Square.

For rates in tho P. B Island Mutual Fire In-

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calirisny and Edward lla fle‘l'd6r and

mace G .: ,

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lHHll YIIIHS

IIIH IIIIIHHISES

Counterfeiters Before ludgi Lowell in Boston-An Is- land Man Saldto be One.

Sentence of thrcc years at hard lnhor in

the Suffolk county llousc of Corri-sri-»| anriailnc oi’ $1 was Imposed on ilnnio ilioi-risen, lender ofa gang of teniinlil feiicrs in the West End, hy .iuiign i...\\. inthe l'nitcil States Circuit Court I..

week.

Samuel Fine and Mrs lllnhcl l-‘inc nr

thc other two nn-m|»cr.~i of the iran Samuel plcailvrl guilty. Assistant l.‘i.\|| .

Attorney Ham told the court thi'

prisoner had been examined and i`-all mentally weak. lin passed :most o I' counterfeit coins ui dis rel.¢nrilcd us i..

dupe of Morrison.

Mrs l"ine was not prosecuted.

[Morrison was said to lm nnn\.i\'\~ -

Prince l-Jdivnrd I=laud.l

MRS. COUlLLAIiu GETS $l0.00o.

l{iNus‘|'.»N, Uni.,()cf.. 5--The l"\»|lo =.

Government, it is raid, will pay >,~ll,\.» L0 the \viiio\v of Capt. Couiliaia, .‘ Montebello, as compensation. L I;-' Coulllnril, it will be ronicrnln-red, \v killedilcrelasl..\pril as a result I.. .

acetylene gas buoy explosion on

steamer Scout.

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Stylish

Stationery

A TIP-\Vhnt y- ii sa .le

on Stationery hole nil' uinrc than pay your lm' age. New this is quilt :i v-iimlrlt-raiioii in the-sc il.iy~ .»l iizrreasing correspond- ence.

Dainty Boxes

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Dainty Paper for Dainty People

Is to be had here. See the beautiful lines of

Papeteries we are now showing. Prices from loc to $1.00 per box.

Note Paper and

Envelopes in endless variety lowest prices.

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