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TRANSVAAUS REPLY
Submitted to Wolsely-Gen.
White Consulted--Situation
Most Critical.
LQNDON Sept. 14- (Specia) - The
_Orange Free Slate Ra .d may be sum-
moned immediately to at special session.
The Burghers at a meevng decided to
sand shoulder ti sh'-alder with ine
E Transvaal.
The Transvaal’s reply ti Chamoer-
" hin’s note has been received. but the
Hatents are not made public.
The contents were given to Lord
¥olsrley,who immediately summonrd
Gen. Sir George Stewart While, the
commander of the forces in
lSES.‘
ess, ca-‘
to . ,the'
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ood’s
Ei'
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perks
iseaset
Great
money
I sick;
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T0 PARDON DREYFUS.
Med States Asked to Ilterveae But Will
Net.
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VEIP  C Wssiirrioroiv Sept.14--~ (Special).-
 Ths Government is receiving many
_ letters to urge Prince to pardon Drey-
‘ ‘ lls, but will not interfere in the matter.

rllberal `_
Juld ro-_ ~
new  THE WEATHER.
TEL.  , Wasuirsororz , Sept- l4-(Special)-
=e!ii0l\l“ 5 Fair. continued cool, fresh winds, most-
bling il ‘-
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_EM _ _ y noithe rly_
opriewl  - f
_i P.: il ln liffil . TV? frvllaiiviiif Welt: €lc'.;tL‘tl_"
The situation is believed to be
Sept. wheat. il§; corn, SM: oats
‘2ll;pork, 7.975. I
Dec. wheat,TO?i ; corn,2S§ ; oats, 20; _
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CANADI All ORDER
Another new Lodge Organized in
Charlottetown. _
Order of Foresters, has been in the city
during the past week and Wednesday saw
the institution of another court of the
order in Charlottetown. The meeting was
held in the society’s hall, Prowse blork.
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the strongest in the order. The Canadian
Order of Foresters ranks among the best
rrniernal and Benefits societies doing busi-
ness in Canada, having a membership of
over 3-1,000 and rt .=Iir:.liis of nearly One,
|1lIi.l.`|i `~=l‘?iI`~ l'i~'\¥\_g -\ purely C8D8dlBD`
insti iilif-i» .» ~-ii.-iii-i --oriiritf-ind itself 'or
-.iII_v per.-~ ir wiiIit.Inp_ tiger L-,fav a-.~»ri'a»- --.1-Ii
and ineialretl its c-fli._:er.~i nr ine current
_ytfal : I
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J -Briice Steivnr' 
Leigh  '.
-F Ilrliinfziy. _
-H W Week-. 
G S-C Y Hughes. .
'l`rr-as-Dr Avers.
Chap-Rev R. S Whiston. I
(lon -- B S McKinley. ‘
S W-G A Hughes.
J W-‘C DWeelis.
S B-W H Small.
J B-B Huggan. _
Examining Physician-Dr Bruce Shaw.
O
ton and Dr Shaw. _ ‘_ I
Auditors-L M Peardon and S M Jenk-
Fiu Com-G A Hughes, Rev R S Whis-.r
ins ~
Trustees-W H Cndmore, A S
and J R Darke.
'1‘heCourt will he k_._nown
ConrtA_3weit~ari3._ will
and fe ` = in
-Bros. McEwan, Dr Dewar,
lfcNevin, past chief Rangers and~
other members of Court Charlottetown
were present and assisted in the ceremon-
iesr. At the close of the business Bros.
MARRIED.
At *he Misuse, Murray Harbor
North the 7th inet.. bv the Rev.John
Martha Lwellyn, all of Murray Harbor
North. _
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Funeral from his father’s residence,
Malpeque Road, on Friday, at 2.30 p.
Whistori, Leigh, Muncey, McEwa  551,65 and
Gillispie, McLeod, McNeviu, Whitlock more n_nmerous_
and others gave short address. The meeting T’-`si0ns. f _ I. _ ' '_  _ . , P
adjourned at 11 p. m.,a1l present feeling" " The rain, which had hlleni
that the Canadian Foresters are on the gg;-1y`_ mgmingi '_ hm - g¢}(;9n9d‘
b°°'“ "1 ‘l1l'°l*Y- track in places, but it was nothing
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§;§r_;_{__;_;;;   ...._tThe Directors of the Park Greeted
__0f with Beautiful Weather.
'A LARGE chown IN AIIENIIANCI
~;;=g5;;;§5,3,~b,g0;g;;e,;;»;},,;e<;,g;;§,,§;,l;f§, The 2:25 class to be tlnished to-day.- Au acci-A
dent on the Track -A Lady Thrown From
Her Carriage and
Seriously Injured -Two
Drivers Fined For Not Complying With The
Rules-Some Fast Quarters Made-A Pro-
test Entered.
sa
»peak of and fast time was made.
The merry-go-round was on the
grounds and the familiar air of the
colored gentleman who propelled the
crank wasiheard to the ultermost ends
on
,. . ' . _ of the course.
Gillis, Mr. James McKenzie to Miss' John Steel bummerside_ distance
9,
jndge,was 'in attendance and Galbrai-*h’s
Band rendered several selections during
 ' ‘ the afternoon.
The free-for-all was the race of the
U Em, ins, Walt I. K Har er; dav and several of the heats were keen-
second son of. James T Harper,  i 1.1i°°flte5led- ,out_, iind winning by several lengtghs., L' and bcth “me d°_W“ th? hf’m° Effelch
aged 2-T years. 2 30 CLASS__FmsT HEAT while Guy J. and Bessie Ram- at 3 U`°m°“d°u5 gall' Minnie Wmnmg
This race was first called. Fleetwood,
in . thence to Sherwood Cemetery. 7T°U°Y» LQ9~f"1` ‘mil Pdndecti ll"i were
. --»-~ -- --~~ ~- ff =,‘drawn. ihe rr-riiaininu starters were
er-signed __ - Rock Farm Grac.», Almont Wilkes, Guy
fé ng; 'J and Bessie ltampsffi dY5W‘D8 P°°‘
,‘,,,°°m¢|-   ' i_ : tions in t/he order named. They got
lifw °‘ 2 F -away on the seventh score. Rock Farm
6°"  ~ A1 Grace had a good lead, which she main-
°“‘ E Just received.  .tained to the finish, trotting a splendid
Ehgefff  - 7 , ~ heat-. The other three were for a time
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' _ F'arni°Grace and Guy J.
even 'Zf-_to  the quarter, when the
took-the lead, holding it until
coming into the half, when a break
gave Guy the lead. Guy trotted well,
holding first place till coming down the
stretch. Gracie was then coming like
the wind, rapidly gaining on Guy. and
when within fifty yards ofthe wire she
forged ahead and won the heat. Bessie
Rampart 'was third and Almont Wilkes
distanced. Time 2.265. E
2.30 ci.ass_FoUiz'rH HEAT.
Never headed was Rockfarm Grace’s
record in this heat. She led from the
start trotted like clockwork throu h
good lead which she kept to the finish;
Provider coming down the home stretch
neck and neck with Warren Guy. ine
1 .tier horse overtook Provider but failed
to secure srcond place because of bri ak.
Time 2 :22}.
FREE Fort AI.I._sEcoNn HEAT.
Minota led, but was passed by Pro-
vider, and on the back stretch Warren
Guy passed both. At the half there
was not a length between Provider,
Warren Guy and Minota. It was then
that Provider broke and Tell back to
third position. Warren Guy and Minota
struggled _gallantly for first "place, the
former winning by a. length; Minota
second, Provider third, Belmont fourth
and Almont Wilkes fifth. Time 2.23.
hREE-FOR~ALL- THIRD HEAT. -
In this heat a start was effected on
the seventh score. Warren Guy took
the lead from the commencement io
the finish defeating Minota by a length,
Minota pressing Warren Guy hard for
first place. Provider third, Btlrnoit
fourth, Montrose distanced. ’l‘iui- ,
2.20, being the fastest heat of the day.
Two last quarters were made in 35
seconds.
FREE-FOR-LLL-FOURTH HEAT.
In the fourth heat Warren Guy 'again
took the lead with Minota a close sec-
ond. the former winning the' heat and
race. Belmont, by an extra burst of
speed passed Provider on the home
stretch securing third place. Time,
2.215.
2.25-ruzsr HEAT.
_ The starters in the heat were Tansy,
Ramp L. Minnie and.Bijou. Beau Prince
and‘Joe Youngheart were drawn. the-
_tore the _race began ‘~’~°°°lderab1s“disous-
‘sion too ` ' '
Ton hopples. Mr. Lea
'a-protest" th the judges
de'eid4d_to‘ removrttiem-1
of 
Rbmp
being tiadly broken
~~‘Ti;i°_sg from finishing. h ’
la`tt‘6"r’s
is-i.°_._¢_t»_°&\,~___n th; “son-.d _. alto ~liim~ to start in the next
giving him “fourth place in the
heat. Time 2.23. _
2-25-2Ni> HEAT. _ I
It was 6 30 when the second heat was
called; the grand stand was fast be-
coming empty; the trains were leaving
the city ann the shades of evening were
falling. After scoring nearly a dozen
times the word "go" was given to the
satisfaction of the remaining spectators.
Tne start was a poor one. At ihe quar-
ter Romp L. led with Minnie at his
wheel and following in a bunch were
Tansy and Bijou. During the last quar-
ter Minnie overhauled and passed Romp
part each broke twice. Rockfarm bi half!! length. Bij0\1_third and Talliy
Grace thus wins the race. Time, 2.30.;-f0Ul‘llL Ti\’Il9 2-25¥-
FREE Fort ALL-riirsr HEAT.
The ea er crowd had antici ated
nounced that the ru‘es would not allow
them to call the next heat and it was
.Om th- gg I h th f P |o1._ decided to have tie remaining heat
e m_ unusua w en e ree .
all race was called. Minnie and Beau. imma “"5 °"’°m°°” at 2 °’°1°°k sharp'
Prince were drawn leavingBelmont, 'Pen "’e_°“m‘°°,° fee tome g'°“"(.|s
M note, Monirc se, Warren Guy, and
Provider,- who started in the order
named The scorinv record of the
will be 2octs. 'lhe Grand Stand will
be free. I
` _ Norris.
  Rampart got second an t ir p 8- 0. Charlottetown track ai least was broken The omcers of the ,rack were.
’°,';;,,_§|,¢  E  respectively, ` Almont _Wil§e;5_ b&l'¢lY _i_and v¢teran horsemen were compelled R_ W_ B,.,,w,,,,11_ Northporn 's¢,,_,m-_
,  Cases ' _ saving her disialwe- THUG - 1- | 0 resort to adjectives. after having_ T_ B_ G,,_dy_ Gem E_ Hughes_ Cha,-_
sd fm* 9; ,_.~,_,_ Ma ,,_ -seen the horses scoring for the twelfth; lottemwn 'nd “_
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ROYAL BAKING len-~»» -i NEW YORK.
_ ' de from pure 2 30 CLASS_sEC0ND EEA : land ,thirteenth times. After the “'_ A_° |J5,.e§n“_ Summa,-,ide_ DL
&bOt1'£  CTCZIII Of ll3!‘lI8l‘» Rock Farm Grace led on the first eighteenth score the judge called the. Johnson, Ch,"-t0newwn_ time,-s_
 1- B°°1'°i GUY J- ° °l°S° 3e°°”d_° , on the drivers up to the stand and gave thenr ' _
the former lost osition on a
.  fittun P , d d',’f ' th ° -
8000 pairs.   the  bizak :ad Guy J. overm0k_iisr. Rock f,‘;;‘“;°if"?:‘;v dfd ;‘§fsc0‘;‘;f,§,‘,”§w Pf,§‘f» t‘iU‘TEt“ 5;’f‘kf’“;h°°'°_°‘t‘:°;“‘ h“I§9°‘_‘§d
" J Farm Grace however, having settled; _ - _ _ _ 5 °g°9° '_ "0 f UW” fl" S 
am St al do ained on her rival and showed thot” they W°°ld 5° Med $0- O°_th° Park yesterday, shortly before the races, "
ag Urns ;_I;;§s eed on the last lap Thenninetscntn score the order o_f things begam _Mm p_ Duffy_ Lot 4g_ hadl
'__ gms doalii the home stretch. under the ; WFS about as h9f°Y°~a11d the d1'1f_°1`5 °f‘ the misfortune to he thrown out of her
Alum ' powdeiaare thcgreatest lash likes double team but when about'M1U¢ti and M0'-\tf0S@ fY@1`° Ubflged *° arriage and her ar:n brnken. The
 M the presentdays for-ty yards from the finish Rock Farm P95’ the fine b°f°1'_° Starting agaln- _ ccident was caused by a collision with
Grace again broke and the heat was On the twentieth score a start was; the team gf a cabmam
of I1-on Wear Fame up _ ~ '  ' _ ___  -_-'l-14
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At the conclusion the Judges an-" ",=   ~ _. '
Crrrc seo sept 14 -(bpecial)- l`he exhawted their patience with the Jockey, Q
foiiowing are me closing rates; _ ing of some of the drivers. Minota got a
T0 BLAIR
Tendered By Moncton
City Council. I
MRS. GOWANLOCK »DEAD
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Minto Sailed Yesterday For
Ch’to,wn--President Doull
of Halifax Dead.
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Toiioivro, Sept. 1_4.-(Special)-Mrs.
Guwanlock, who was held a prisoner
by Big Bear in the Northwest rebellion
some years ago, .has died, ns the re-'
sult of sufferings she endured while a
prisoner. `
MoNc'roN. Sept. l4.-($peo'ial)-
The City Council will tender Hon. A.
G. Bliar, a banquet on Sept. 26th.
iaisiiliiium ir.-'wfrgiiu ueoiiifiss, an
liesli appointed  'tie Straits
.settlements-iiii string. nur mi.
 new  steamerllrito.
*;°5'_"'leit"Dnndea tc.day "_hl"__?- Ei.  
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  of the most prudent
a.tia6ii‘sfdi”ei!   ` ' '
'I-Ie was-one of the richest aseata
this city and President of the 'Blak of
.Nova Scotia. `
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We want a large amount of money for Sept. lst. , I --- I
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