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SUiIIIIEII.3IIIT,, y THHEE SEIIIIAHTS .IIHUHE SETTLEHS g `I’IiiiIlsIIiITIiIII LIUEBALS AHE LEGISLATURE ASAIH YIUTUHIUUS KILLEU HY .UAS .EIIUM THE STATES ‘ » IH UHTAHIU STILL LEAIIIHH IIUW UH STHIKE
Defeating the Victorias Last Night 7 io 4A-intermediate Vics Win`i6 to 3.
Si:.\i.\ii;iisinn Jan. 2:<l.-(Special)-The
iink was ,crowded to nightto witness lin- linekcy inateli between the Victorian ni riliai-iottetoivii and the Crystal Pioneers ni this town. The game started promptly ai .\` ifcloi-.k. -
‘i'|n-. ice was ton soft. for the best playing
Inn some good eoiabination work was doin- hy botii toiiiiis.
.\tii-i- about i2mInut.es of hard play the \'ietnriiisi shot tho iirst goal and gin ninnii. twelve minutes more the Crystals ~li.ii. another. Amoment later a second ,_f.».il was scored for the Summersido team.
\ few minutes later an accident occur-
:-<i_ liico of the Viutorias fell o_n the Ice iinrtingliis heed und was carried oifby aiiiiiiibar of the players. Ho soon re- .-iw.»ri-.il iiml the game was resumed. Just ln~|'nri- liiilf time was called Summerside -.viii-A-<l another goal leaving it Zito 1 in |'a\-or of the Crystals. The second half was faster than the
iiisi. 'l`lio defeat dill not appear to damper lin- spirit olili1:Victoiias. The puck was In-pt. more in the Crystals, territory than in the ilrst half and t.hey were given h.a»iii-.i- work to do. ~ 'i`liey were equal to tlivtaskiiiiri after four minutes playing thot. another goal. The' Victorian were now in bi: lienrd from and after some fast playiiig succeeded in addinit two more souls to their credit. 'l`ho game now .ttoofl four to three and as there was con- cnieraliletiiiie ieit it looked as though ilu-re might be some chance of victory for tin- (iliarloticionians. '1`lic Crystals how- i\-.-rsliot.iiiree goals in siiceession mak- ing the score seven io three In thcii ia\'in~. One of the Victorian eut his band .-ani had to leave the Iec and to even matters linker of the Suminersidvsivas i-i-iireil. iliily six minutes now remained and the Charlottetown team started out to ei-sn the i-ieore, even if'the prospects of winiiiiig thngaine were not bright. Bo- iare the hell iaiig for the couclusi_oi\ ofthe :Laine they placed another goal to their .-reillt leaving tiio si-oro 7 to 4 in favor oi the lioiiie tonin. The game was clean llinrougliout and freo from any ungentle- iiiaiiiy feiitui‘c~4 on the part of the players,
'l'iir\ liiieriiiciliiilc nmioli was won by
the Viuicriiis liy a score of ii to ii. “Toby" i\ivl\iiilani-ci‘ui~redbol.li games very lm- ` partially.
'l‘ho result. of the games up io the
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A SU UUESSFUL IIORSEMAN
Nt-rrrnllows his horse to suffer pain.
lit- always uses Nr-rvliine which is noted |'ni~|'iiriii» stiiliiess, rlioumatism, swell- insfs anrE` sI.rnins. Nervilino is just as ,_-innl inside as ontside. For cramps. eollc, and internal pain it`s a perfect in_arvcl. In the good racing stables Nervilino Is always iisi-fl,-because it makes hotter lioi-sas and smaller veterinary bills. ’I’\\-i-iily-ilveeeats buysa large hottie of Noi-\-Iline; try it.
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UUT-WEAR E
Boys’ Buff Lace Peggefi
Boot, $1.40 now $1.00.
Men’s Bud Lace Pegged
Boot, $1.513 'now$i.25.
Women’s Box Calf L2lC¢’.
Nailed' Tip $1. 50. _
Women 9 Pebble Lace, Nail-
ed Tip $1.15.
Women's Felt Cong 650. Misses’ Lace Strong BOOAS
Nailed So`e 69c.
Child’s Lace Strong Boots,
Nailed Sole 50C.
lnfant’s Kid Boots tan and
black 39c. - _
Save money by buying
now at I
Golf Bats.
From a Furnace in Quebec-
to Escape.
Qiiniiire. Jan. 23.-(Special)-Three ser-
vants employed by Andrew Joseph were this morning asphyxiated by coal gas.
They had endeavored io escape being
found on basement iloor but were over-
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BE UIIIIU THING
EUH YUHK LUAH
’l‘niioN'|'n,.lnnuiiry 22.-Tiierc is some-
thing encouraging for thc \ork Lran sharclioiders ln' the prospect of thi- ’i‘oronio Railway <-onipany extending their lines right. through Ronccsvullcs avenue in thc spring. This will greatly enliancc the viiluc of ‘.lio Loan share holders' assets. and it is understood thai President Macifenzie has walked ovci Manager 1t`lciiiining`A refusal to liavo the line built, and that he has agreed with the board of control that this shall he one of the extensions which arete the made as early as possible in the spring. W. 'l‘. White, manager of the National i‘rust. company, says the llquldators will very soon placea blbck of real estate on tho market.
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SEAHEHIHE IUII HEUHU IIIIUHUEHEI
Moo'ri-.s'roe', N. ZJ., January 22.-More
thana dozenfnegroes have been Arrested at diil'ercnt places on suspicion of know ing something about the murder of Misi- lilorcnee Ailinson, who was found dead yesterday in the stable on the farm oi Mrs. Edwairi Slraivbridge, The negro. who is suspected of having conilnitted tin- erinie, is described as liavinp worn when seen on the farm, a long coal and a sloueh hat, and every colored man taken into custody to-day was so attired. The arrest. considered the most import- ant is that of a colored inan employed ii- t,lic terra cotta works here, who was oil .iuty yesterday, and who is alleged ti. have been in thevicinity ofMiss Allinsoii`i- home about an hour previous to the time the murder is supposed to have been com- inltted.
Bessie Walker, the flve~year-old ward
ef Mrs. Sirawbriilgo, who lived with Misi- Allinson, and who wiui the only one who saw the colored iuan robbing the liousi' after ho had killed thc woman, was taken to various towns in the course of a day to try and identify' suspeci.s.She was brought io the jail here, but was unable to say whether Willlniii Smith, the negro arrest- ed last. night, was the man who she saw commit thc robbery.
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Coming this Year/ than Ever 0 Before-'Changes in the' Armv MedicalCorps e
0n'AwA, Jan. 23-(Special)-The Militia
Department has decided to reorganize the Army Medical Corps into Ilclrl ambu- lance units, each coniposs-d ot u bearer division, a tentdivision and an ainbulance division.
The Department of Interior has received
reports shovi'ing that immigration from the United States this year promises to be far greater than ever before.
The New England States are becoming
deeply interested in Canada. Many Pennsylvania Dutch are preps-
ring to move and scores of applications have been received from the State ol New York, Idaho, Oregon, freni Washington, Oklahoma and elsewhere, far more nume- rous than during any previous year.
Tlie reason is that those who came
across in the past two years have written friends praising the conditions existing in Canada.
SEIIUHITIES [I
STAHEIELITS LTU
HALIFAX, N. S., Jan. 22.-The securities
UI Sti1i1ileld's Ltd., which were publicly advertisel for the iirst time on Tuesday lost and the :subscription lists for which were opened only for five days, have been doubly subscribed. The lists closed Saturday at noon. The amount offered was S/i50,0i`Ii| and subscriptions, are in the hands of the banks or brokers for about twice that amount. All the applications made to branches of_ the Bank of Nova. Scotia and from brokers outside the maritime pro- vinoes have not yet been received. The allotment will be inade on Wednesday. This is said to liave been ilie most soc# cessfiil ilotatioii of securities yet made ci-siniiniifax.
The brokers were F. B. MeCurdy 8: Co.,
J. C. Mclntosh Bt Co., and J. M. Robinson.
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Mlniird'x Llnimeni Cures` Dandruff.
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Tunorrro, Jan. 22.-That local prohibi
tion of liquor selling has now a large hold in Ontario is shown in the current issue ,of The Pioneer, which states that 130 Ontario municipalities are now free from bar rooms. These include one hundred municipalities where aboli- tion is the result of u vote, in 00 of them on local option and in four on the Dunkin Act. The remaining iii) are without lic- enses for various reasons such as failure of appliiuxnts iosecure signature, too high license fees, overwhelming tcmperance sentiment., ortho refusal of commission- ers for various causes td grant licenses. Contests are now proceeding in five more municipalities, in each oi which there was ii large maturity for ilieiiquor act at. the referendum vote in 1002.
EUL. IIIIPHEHSUII
UIES IH UTTAWA
0'rr.\\vA\, Jan. 22.-Colonel John Me-
l’hcrson,`voteran treasurer of the D.R.A., died suddenly at his residence yesterday afternoon. lie had filled many important public positions in the nillitiiry service, the last being that of director of the mili- tary stores. He was superannunted in 1897, and since then has devoted all his time to D,lt.A. matters. Colonel McPhcr~ son was born at Laneaster,_ Ontario, in January, 18.10. He leaves n widow and several children.
WHAPFIHU APPLES
IH TISSUE PAPEH
(St. John Sun.)
The apple shipments from Ontario and
Nova Scotia points continue this winter in somewhat increased quantities to pre vious season anid almost every steamer leaving St. John for London, Liverpool and Glasgow carries away several tar. loads, (about 180 barrels to the car.)
The packers of apples in Ontario at
this time of tho year seein not to be much rushed and have. leisure io wrap each apple in paper, and as ilwyii-i\ei1‘e the clioice of their orcliards i'or this style of shipping the goods prove very attractive when ia nice clean boxes. One steamer left Halifax a few days ago with 10,000
Majority - How Parties Stood Yesterday.
was re-elected today in \Vorcestersiiire by a large nraiority \
Otherwise the election returns continue to record Liberal successes.
The totals known this afternoon are,
Liberals 270 ; Unionists 124 ; Nationalists 10; Lniioriios 4-z; toon 524. ` Contests for 2-ill elections are yet to be held to make a complete House of 070 members.
LATER.
The latest election figures are, Liberals
284 : llnionists |25 ; others unchanged.
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UUELLINU MUST EU KAISEH UEELAHES
Runnin, Jan. 22.-“Duelling shall con'
tinne," the kaiser declnlred to the Reiolis- tag, using War Minister Von Elnom as his th ie
c custom o uell nz ex s n w e
circles of the educated classes in Germa- ny," said the minister of war. “So long on it is regarded as a means of restoring oil'ended honor the Oillcers' Corps cannot tolerate the presence in its ranks of a member who is unwilling to rovestablish his honor with a weapon in his hand. Tho' government, however, is considering the advlsability of iovising the peiiai code to prescribe penalties for persons who wantonly attack other persons' honor. Until this is done duelllng is neoessaiy."
The iiaiser had summarily dismissed
from the service Lieutenant Ruhr, af tho Landwclir, because hs refused to tight a duel with Herr Feldliaus, ii lawyer of Muehlheine, which a court of honor had declared necessary.
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AGUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES
iteiiingbriiiine, Diseiiing, 1(;mtn.;ii..g
Piles. iggists are authorize to rs un money If Z0 0lN'l`MhN'i` fails to cure in 0 tol4 days. bile. I2-li'» dmw tl m.
barrels of Nova Scotia apples.
, $9
l:`Ii!I.\'G ON A TROOP TRAIN.
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“ENE Pants are Awful Handy ‘
Things for a, Man
$1.50 to $3.00 - I
“LL k ’ I Get a_ pair at ""°°”' The llum hrey Clothing Store
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Opera House Building, City.
FARM FOR SALE AT -BR`ti0KFlELD.
, _ __ The undersigned offers for private
sale his farm containing eighty acres of good land, 55 acres of which is ele|r,the balance is covered with a young growthi of hardwood. This farm is well watered having a running stream through the centre and A never failing well at _thc door. There is a good dwelling house And ouihalldiags on the premises. If
not sold the tint of March, |?o6, it will then he advertised for pahl o auction together with stock, crop and farm im- plements. '
For particulars apply to john W.
Coles on lhe premises or
BENJ CARTER 8; Co.,
Auctioneers,
I Phone 63. » P. 0. pox 4x7. ,.n¢wm4i Cirtewn.
Losnox, Jan. 23.-t Special.) - JosephL Austin ci......i.e.i..i.., Liiami Unionist, f~ milfs '=“1°ns the msmbm of t-he
Austin Chamberlain’s Big Manitoba Members Object to
Being Caiied Hayseeds by Mayor of Winnipeg.
I WiN.\'iri-Irv, Jan. £3-(Special)-Thereis
Manitoba Legislature now in session.
Yesterday the country members held
a meeting and discussed various state- ments made by Mayor Sharpe.
Izie is alleged to have spoken of the
country members as haysecds and they absolutely refuse to transact any civic business until hs publicly apologizes. Business is suspended accordingly.
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HEW TYPE UT
SIEGE UUHS
WAsiixNri'roN,Jiin. 22.-A new type ei
siege gun has been completed by the ordnance department of the Iiock Island arsenal and has been shipped to the Sandy Hook proving grounds at New York foratest. The new weapon has a calibre of 4.7. and thiows asixty pound pro,ieotlle.Tbis is five pounds heavier than
,,::]°“ D ce' td i x ts I ‘d the prcdectiie now thrown from the ilve_l
inch siege guns, which are to be replaced with the new models if the gun to be tested at Sandy llook proves satisfactory in every way. The chief cliaracteristic oi the new gun is long recoil. it is said that this gives a steady carriage and that the carriage wilinotjuiup when the gun is tired, as in the case with ilie gun now in use, thus pcriiiitiing n more rapid fire.
ILEET STEAMLHS WILL HE SIUUHEU
MaN'i'rii~:Ai.. Jan. 22-’i'iie Canadian
Nortliern Railway iiianageiiient has en- tered into a deal with thc Quebec Trans- port Company to have the ships of thc latter line handle the grain exports from Quebec to European ports, commencing next summer. Mr, Thomas Hsrlinir, managing director ofthe Quebec Trans- port Company, who early went to Toronto toconfcr with Messrs. MacKenzie and Mann, a nounees that the Canadian Northern Railway people have secured one half the cni.ii'e stock in the new Quebec Steamship Company. He will li-are for England _in aeouple of days in secureallae of ilrst class ships, which will sail from Quebec, beginning in iiic month of May next.
SEWING MACHINES FOR RENT
by week ormontli, at low rates. The Singer lsiickiiowleriged the l|gliti~st»ru|i~ ning and most convenient of any. Try one and be convinced, Only at the Singer torcs. Look for the red S.,Queen Street., Charlottetown; also on south side 'of \Vater Street. Suininerside. P. E. I.
. Read our Remnant Sale ad- and come corl,'.- Moore & Mc- Leod. 24d ii
FOURTH LEAGUE MATCH
ABEGWEITS
_V3_
VICTORIAS
Friday Evening, January 26. 1906.
A splendid game ninticipsteil among the knowing ones and Vics are determined o reverse the lui resnlil.
Game starts at 8.15 sharp. Adinisssion 2 5 cents.
iextra.
Plan at Geo. E. Hughes? _
Reserved seats xo cents
LYIHU III STATE
IH CITY HALL
Mr.l’i'ei'ontaine's Bodv Couch- ed in Flowers Viewed bv Manv Thousands.
MoN'rns'AL, Jan. Zi.-t Spot-I/il.) _ Fire
miles more and the body or lion. ltayniond Prefoutnine will have rear-lied its |n~t i-i~.~t-
ing place iii the L-ciiietery oi Llole ries Neiges.
The special train from lialifax arri\'ed
here at eight o'clock tonight and the bodg now lies in state in the City liall.
immense i,-rowds gatliered at. tho
station and on the streets and the police had great diillcuity ln keeping the people from completely blocking the piissiigi-.s.
Mr. Prei'ontaine was known to every-
one from Mniaoiiiieuve to lioclii-lapa aiiil all turned out to honor li|.~i ineniory.
Members oi tlioCiiii||iet and ilt-piiiatloiis
from many orgiinizatioiis niet the hotly, which, ` willi full military lioiiors. was conveyed to the (lily llail.
The Gliniiiiier was iieavily diapcri and
was a veritable linwer nf llmvrius.
Thousands viewizii the i'¢-iiiains tonigiit
and on opportunity will he aiiiirded for
this until tomorrow c\'i-iiiiig.
45.IIllil MEN TU THAIN THIS YEAH
01"i‘A\\'A, Jan. 212,-'l‘lii~iiiiiitiii aiitliori-
ties will train about ini-iy~|i\~-: ilion~ninl ineiitiurinl: the pre-.sciit year. 'i'iie i»si:i~ iilishmeni. will eonsisi. of ‘.’ii,n~:i in|‘aiiti'y of all ranks, t'»,Il2'» cavalry, .'i,lft.'\ iiriillury, T50 engineers, lii“i guides, -inn ai-my si-i-riri-, corps, l.~"»iih’ ai-my inetiieal i-inns and :ti engineers. This makes a total ui i»i..»‘0l ni the volunteer militia who will 1-mi~iiiiiie thc training estalilisliiiieiii iui' all ilu- ino- vinces of tlannlia. "i‘lie iiiiiiilwr i~ slight ly liclow what the foivx: was last. _\'i~.-ii' on paper,tlioiix.rIi it is iii-iicr iiailiiiiwvvi and iiiore ril`ccti\'e.
The icriuviioii is due to iiliiiiiigaii iii.-
resarve the siipt-i-iiiiinei-aiy ellie.-i~ .in.i non-iroinniissioneil oilirei-s who roast iiniei what Lord iliinrlonniil railed the .<<-ioii-l line. it was fouiid that ii doniilc .~.i»i oi oilicers for the \'ariou.~' arias oi the si-i~\-it-¢~ did not give good re.-iili.<, ~n tin-, nilii<i~i.» and nit-ii have in-on ii\|-ii ai pi-a|n~r relative pruporiioiis. 'i’in~ iiiri--iicvii effectiveness of the niiiiiin :i~ a wlinlr is shown hy the fart liiai wliii.~ i|.~ iininiiei- is slightly less o\\iiii: to the ri-Iliielioii in Lilo llilniiier Oi' Dilieers. iliv ii\lii|lii'| Iii units is greater by ii Initieries of iii'!il|i-|_\, 2 irginieiiifs of iiiiniitry and 2 oi tavnli-_\.
'i`Iicre is an im-rcasc in pt-i'iii:\in-iii ioivr-
frolli i,iiiIii to i,iiTT, This is i\»\'ili4~p\ii'~ pose of proviilliig ;;|\rii.soii.~ for ilaliiax and E.»quInn\li.
Remnant Snleto day, me our
ad -Moore& McLeo.l. aid ii
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