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THE ,OR

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: ' J , I l,'l‘rE’~‘.-"§¢>’r'r‘i~‘i.‘%“i’».i“”} -SATURDAY MoRN1No- ci-iARi_orrnTowN, P. E.1.,.iUNE ie, 1904. A -SATURDAY MORNING- .’_.‘§,”é.‘.?.’:i¥r°‘r?r’r‘ri’ir°ii‘»i?'ri

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lilllll BENNETT lllTllMlllllli lllill

Wltnessed by German Royal-

ties at Hamburg

Won by French Coiyxipetltor-Daring

Train Robbers-*Murderer Re- vlvee After a Shock in the

Chair- i;

annrurrr auro naol.

Hainuno, June 17-(Special) -The star

of the motor race for the James Gordon Lords Day Ammce Thm_Bd”_

7 Organization,-Rev N McLaughlin,

Bennett cup was made punctuaily at

o'c1ock.

'ran sranfr or-‘ 'ras Racnns.

Jenatzy, the winner of last year,

first off, folio wed eleven minutes later t Edge of England and the other competi tors after similar intervals.

novaurma wane rilnsnsr.

The start was witnessed by Emperor Fmame _A W Swrm W T Hugmm Wllllam the Empress and Prince Bam? Jan Carruthers, John D `G.ss, ltev VV Ii

and

of Prussia, Princes Frederick

Leopold and other imperial representa

tives.

'run iiRnNr:nraaN won.

Thery the French representative wc

the race with Jenatzy second.

namrvu Horn uv on TRAIN.

BnAmrorrrn,MoNr.,June 17-(Speciai)-

Two masked men held up the Northern Pacific passenger train east bound,

dynamited the express oar, blew open sale and secured all the contents which are believed to be large.

nUNoLrNG nnncrnlcar. 1rxncr71‘roN.

Commons, Ohio, June 1’1-(Speniai)-

Michael Schiller, the wife murderer electrocuted today, was twice pronounced

dead, but signs of life were detected and the physicians had to order a third appli-

cation of electricity. >.'

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WHY SNIFFLE AND SNEEZE I Don’t suffer any more with a cold in the

head, just carry a Ca'raaRnozoNn IN- uatsnin your vest pocket, use it now and again and you won’t have colds. Catarrhozone knocks out a cold in ten minutes, irills a headache in five minutes, and hard racking coughs in half an hour.

Inhaie the pleasant Oatarrhozone vapor

five minutes four times daily and it will cure Bronchitis, Lung Trouble, Deafness,

~ ri

Asthma and Catarrh in any part of t e

system. Catarrhozone is the most direct

modern and scientific method, and id

guaranteei to give satisfaction. Com- plete two months’ treatment costs $1, trial size 25c. Druzgists or N. C. Poison SC Go., Kingston, Ont. HaMn.1'0N`s Pu.Ls CURE CoNs'rxPaTioN

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-Benjamin Henry wishes to express

his sincere thanks for the many expres- sions of sympathy on the occasion of the death of his wife.

That Job Lot iii Girls’ But- toncd Boots That We

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Bought at a Big Bargain

just came and they have tamed out just fine, right up to the sample. Theynre a girl’n good Dongola buttoned Boot, nice, medium wide toes, mediilm iight soles, good fitting and good wear- ing boots and now the price is, listen, only _

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` iniueiuosuirdiie `

,I The following are the Committees ap- `

was

y Craise, R iv.A D McCuily,Jri.s D McLeod,D

exercises eloquent addresses were given

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‘ PORT Oi' CNARLOTTETOVIN.

June 16 ar: Minnie Bell, Pollard, North-

port.; Diploma, Williams, Sydney, C. B ,

June 17 Alma, McDonald, Picton; S. S.

Halif!ax,Ellis,Boston; Eliza, Mac Mac- Donald,Pictou;K\iie and Eila,Trenholm, Baie Verte; Lioohiel, McLain , ‘ Pictou; Chlorais, Lavasb, Sydney.

June 18 cld: Minnie Bell, Pollard, 'I idnish;

S. S. City of Ghent, McNevin, Summer- side .

June 17 Lizzie, McRae, Pinette; iientcr,

Forgeorn, Picton; Katie and Elia, Tronholm, Baie Vartc; Kingfisher, Billingsley, Paspebiac;Chlorsis, Lavash, Picton; James Sample, Bell, Picton; Loohiei, MeLaine, Picton; S. S. Halifax, Eilis, Boston.

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LORD’S DAY ALLIANCE.

pointed at the annual convention of the

n-v WR Money, nav A D Moccasin, iL.v F O Simpson, Rev F A Wlghtman.

Press and Literature-J K Ross, J E B McCroady, Rev A N Simpson, Rev A

_ K Currie, Rev G R White.

Legal and Legislative-Rev T F Fuller ton, J T Meliish, F L liaszard, D Mi:-. Kinnon. Hon B Rogers, ii iv 1" D David- son.:

Pepper, Rev li G Gratz, Sterling McKay.

_ The President and Secrctary

and the General Secretaries are members ex officio.

At the evening meeting therc was a

fairly large attendance. After devotional

by Rev. Mr. Moore. and the President.

Rev. Mr. Moore spoke in eloquent terms

of Canada and referred to the necessity of the Alliance viork. The crgtinizatlnn has been in existence for ten years and today there are branches in every Pro- vince and in the territories. '1`hc branches number 525 with membership of nearly 25,000. Mr. Moore made a special refer- ence to the practice of purchasing largely` after six o`clock Saturday evenings, thus robbing employees of rest which would enable them to flttlngiy observe the Sab- bath. Tbere are 150,000 people in Canada working each Inrd’s Day. The four-fold object of the Alliance is Organiz ition, Education, Legislation and Enforcement. ` The address was listened to with deep attention throughout.

Resolutions were passed (1) Recognizing

with pleasure the interest manifested by employers and employees in the work of the Alliance and asking for its con- tinuance and united efforts to preserve the day of rest. (2) Noting with pleasure the steps about tn be taken to clearly define the jurisdiction of Federal and Provincial Parliaments with reference to Lord’e Day Legislation and exprcsi ng jap- preciation at the attention given by the Federal Government to all endeavors to procure nenessrry legislature and trust- ing that no unnecessary delay would be permitted. (3) Expressing satisfaction in the change of The Advocate from a quarterly to a monthly periodical and ap- preciation of the work of the General Secretaries of the Alliance in this regard. (4) Calling attention to the results of Sun- day parades viz attracting people from the churches and scholars from the Sun- day Schools and asking that the annual church service be held either in ioige rolms or other regular places of meeting or at the selected church without public parade. (5)Urging that Sunday funerals when possible be avoided.

Annual Report of the Executive. in presenting the annual report of the

L'.ird's Day Alliance of this Province we feel that we have muoh reason to thank God for the past and also to go forward to very much greater endeavour on behalf of the high and holy object we have before us as a society.

The object of the Alliance, is to preserve

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a selection.

the Lord's Day in ils integrity, ani toi

ti ts u e|_icy

the public conscience io a sense of the

ful and impartial enforcement of laws intended for the preservation of the Day of Rear.

ill ily endeavouring to secure such

improved legislation as may be found

thc i,irr`s Hay as a day of rest and of opportunity for worship.

We feel that this organizrtioa ought

to have the best wishes and hearty support of every goof citizen in the Province and we trust. that the time in not far distant when every trade organ- ization will re rliz e that a very imporiant part of its work is the presrvation of tho weekly reatday following oii the activ- ities of life.

We would direct the attention of the

people tothe necessity that exists for legielati in on tha “Sunday Question." if we are io have legl~i\i.ion from the Federal Parliament it will in all probabil- ity bc on the broadest pcssihle lines ami aaaponsequence there will be all the more neeii for the safeguarding of the day in our own Province as well as in the Dominion and therefore fur the existence of Our organization.

We may well he proud of the I.:>rd`s

Dry an we may also he sure that he who ordained it loved not-only the ponr as the poet has r.aid,hut all. in our rural districts the Sabbath is reasonanly well observed in all respects so as to make ours a model Province. lt is however wlr.h regret that we note the advertise- ment of the Sunday railing of thi- S S Lunenburg the first breach of this kind publicly announced and we trust than the rrsponsible parties will are their way tn discontinue what is riiaias'efui and dirvressiog to a very large number of people in the City and Province. We

`have o deplore also the Sunday snip ‘ping of oat le, fishing for sport and other offenses against ihe [nr-i'.~i Day.

To properly preserve ihe L\rd's Dry

we must axemire our influence in

Members gan 5¢Cuf¢ Q;-Sf str-rming the tide of desecration that

cannot be covered by legislation.

We must ever remember that as a

b00”s Calling and making Province we do not and cannot live to our-

s- lvea, we a~ e a part, and no unimportant part of this great and growing Dominion in which we desire to hulld a national life of purity, integrity and strength. Of the need of the i.ord`s Dey in this direc-

tion it is not nenersary that we speak

save to any that if we are to do our part

& like men and brothers we must assume

CUMMITTEE ill

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Appointed' bv Methodist Con-

ference in N. B.

Committee to Locale General Con-

ference Meeting - Amherst

Divorce Case-Provincial Constable Shot.

<~oMMn'rnE oN cuuirtvr-1 uN1oN.

Fiin1>nruc'roN, June 17.-(Special)-Th Methodist Conference appointed the

following committee on church union; R.vs. J. C. Barrie, Dr. Sprague, Steel, W. Harrison, G. Fisher, Dr. Inch,

Jos. A. Likely, Dr. Allison, W. II. Srnith,

J. M. l"ripp.

Nnxr iiiwrznai. i:oNi~'r-;iinNi'i:.

A committee was appointed to confe

. with the Nova Scotia Conference relativ

to the General Conference of ltlilii rnectin

in the Maritime Provinces. V,

. 'run ixoairii or r;xa_\ri.\'i-zira.

1 . iiev. A. D. McCully was nppointe

i Secretary oi the Biird of ltlxarnlners i

‘place of Dr. Paisley resigned.

f A.\lHi'IlLTi'I` l)IVl')Rt'E CASE.

vn.iAGeRs cmzrniivo Tnoop Teams. ,,,,,,,.,,_ ,,__,S,,,,,,,_ _,_,,,,

aramount impornnce nf its preservation 'mme *md Eh' |"dl"i¢U¢\l-

U in the interests alike of the domestic. thel our Pf0"'l“°lHl A‘llll“U0 ls 011|? Mk? ti

' .rr ` or

industrial, the national, and the religious 1 for 510- 53 for the year ending the ut M ‘th U \,,_ \t):tober, an excecdingizy small amount.

e n e pe p 2 il unit-n in a stron and effective U ’“’P0'@T 'O 0”' il-ll||li.Y H11" I0 0\1\‘ €X~ i l y iz it |

organization the friends of the Lord',,ipresseilcoziviction ns_tc the absolute D th bout the PI-0v|nce_ lneccssity tor the *keeping intact the ‘run downycncrvated, neither eating

ay roug (Lil By endenvcririg to secure the faith-1 5‘*“"fi'l‘Y Di the 5 lllbllih- WU W0\1lfl

necessary for-the complete protection cf»

our some of irc firrmctai animations. Ir'-'iniz was about to arrest Chsrtren

er were numbered and the papers and dorm.

isei legi lation which is of such tran

(1) By iuforrn'ng the public mind V ' ` i -- ‘ ‘

e | me dangers by which lheiacendant and far reaching importance to Cf°nms:m faglowad. “nd Chan"

couc rn ug , _ _ _

Lord‘s Day is threatened, and arousing l-'l1“l9l‘ “"4 SUNG- W ll\_1§,{i,Y,_ Rnd; ffatarng, .l2,2.‘.'7_¢_i°~".. ?};.(.’ff_f;,,,.,`,____, , ,

_ . he .» . . »- .

ity, to the perservation of the life of 1.

therefore urge up»n» every branch of. the"

Alliance and upon every individual inter

and get 0rou.~'y that we may he able at once to t-ike our proper place in the Council of < this great organiziiicn which cornriiiinds the alleg- iance of all clai-ses from the Atlantic io the Pacific. We gladly assume , the obligation that n committee be appointed ‘lat this session to makc al_locat`ions~to' the lsevi-ral branches so that we may have some guarantee that the amount required will be forthcoming and at tliesame time obt-rin some security for meeting our obligations in coiril ng years.

S.-.ven branches have been organized in

this Provinr-e and we trust that a number .more will be added atan early date. \Vc feel that we inust rxpremi in behalf of thi~l’r0vlnce and thi- .iliianro nur high irpnrecintlon ofthe work of thc General Socretirries. 'l`heIr pri-si=nci> is an inspira- tion. Let ui-i see to it ihnt we use the shine that we rnay indeed iivr-_.

For the cans: that ner- is n~<el~r,an<-ii,

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Sifilld 5 \l"l'Iiil.'_-\ ill).

llsc Do ld's Kidney l‘ilis and iiaclrarhe will never grow in'o iir'ght'r-i llirwase.

iirvim (laiwriw, Quo.. .func lilih

-ifipeciallf Ki i- ity 'i`r .iii>l~ is her-nming the scour.;-~ iii' il r' »gr~ iinil liiigl\i.`N Dlseaa» via- ii-\rr>r< for nanny, hui. people

c.-Led the need of contributing pr mptly

Like all riistics, tlrcjnpnrtcsc villagers are cya-ii iiiorc intense in their patriw Graham today gave _judgment in th

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TLEET l§S[IlPlll

Russian Fleets Hope to Make alunciion

Heavy Russian Losses-A General Dead#Carelessness Adds to Hcrror of New York

~ Disaster-

vnaoivosroi rc sqnaurroa' icscavsv.

LoNiioN, June 17-(Special)-There is no

fresh war news but the belief exists that

` the Vladivostock squadron succeded in letting away from the pursuing

Japanese.

i'ivu,iaNs onnsnnii aw/iv.

ilii llians are being ordered from _Vladi-

vostock as is believed preparatory to- the

l' reception of the Russian Port Arthur fleet

which is expected there.

K TliANhl’l>ll'i"ei l-‘ATE IN i)()i`|i'l`.

i The particulars received of the sinking

of the Japanese transport Hitachi show the fate cf the transport ieurni is still un-

n-i known.

(lim. s'i‘A|ii~;Liii-;ni.`s l.0s:~iEs.

i1eneralStaliclberg`s losses at Vafagnn

ure plixrgerl at a thousand men.

e (SEN. li()H|iIl\(ll-`l" HEAT).

f i H1rLsrNi:ifons,FrNi.aNr>, .Tune 1T(Speciai)

tisrii ilinrr are thc crowils :ri'l`okio. 'l`lir~ trains c.'irryin;_( tlic _ltiptrricsu ri,-;;‘i1i1s~iris-__dw0pce Dun Ln me Amhc L cas 0 to thc const, whrerc transports are riwiritirig tlir-ni, arc <‘itr'ci‘cil by the c~ii\.irc,pop1i-, ` , .- - » rs e lation ot every village along the linr: of roziil. As the ruiioioginplicr lin; éziiiglat B5_V9fl9Y L°h`d “Q'\lU5'fT\lH WUC- ilmilblu the rlciiiuitr-tiriticii :it the little railway sttitioii of Solcio. it is zipp>_-rciri that the the husband an aimglube divorce,

villagers iizivc gone to the troiiblr- rinrl cxpciir-r ot' crcctitig ii niorr- or less pcrriitiri- `

cnt glorilicntion of their patriotic scritinicnts. 'Fiic lnrrinei' in tiic centre is iiziiu- t~iiovrNi rar. cnNa'rAiii.i-; error.

rally r-noiigli imperial stnridziril, wliilctlic ilitiky littlc flags express. nolliiiig but _ ' eucourdgernunt, null :ire crnbc-lli_~;ircil with japziiii-sc >iyrnbol.~a ol coxiliilcrivc and PAULT STE MAME' Jlme 17“(SP°cl“1)

viotory for this troops. Ilclsputcilivs from :birch show that cvcii the sl-riggisli llmvincial Corrqtable William I;-rin o ulniion of that tnricli il -user . iri Ci rn ii .ire be 'inrr t 1 ‘ . ` ‘ ‘ ` srrccrafs of their brcihcru iicrrissuilic niirrow ihiorcinliih "z‘iln‘il“Ls1i;rTili~ili‘ of v,vebwD°d`w“ Shot' and kmed by dcnloristrntious are now rtomnion on the railway l1r~t\vi_'r‘rr Cherniilpho :intl Sf;oi'.\l._ mlm DBUQBIT C119!!/Mud hCC\l§€fl

f ---»- -~- f - - - -- f -- -’ -~A ----;-‘- several bar ries.

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secure m L", whole cDmm“n|ty nm ,ight Only in this way can we secure the right who drew arevolver and shot. the ofllo

1 f 11 - mEm_.__ ‘to vo ec our opinions in regard tothe pro- throughmhe hearth

f .

Y \V>l:iAl_iY BRAIN WORKERS. All fagged out, 'ideas 'flow slowly

buoyancy that made work a pleasure,th gone also. A doctor would say you a

, as

molasses, snap and energy gone! Th

at '

5: CHICAGO MARKETS.

nlégesting, enough. lt’s Ferrozone yo ri ed to race upthat.f~lltfnl apprtite an Improve assimilation and nigestion s

~ thatiocs of pure strong blood will b

formed to nourish the lirokeu dow

I-_

g `(ien. BobrikotT Russian Governor General

‘who was shot az the entrance to the

‘Senate died this morning.

__ V 'rrm Nt-:ir vom; nonnon.

K New YORK, June 17-(Special)-A new a horror has been added to the General of Slocum disaster hy the carelessness ofthe

moigue officials.

d i Many bodies are unrecognlzable and all

ments found on the persons also num-

nd i bered.

'ms Nnnhnns urxnn.

By carelessness in mixing these dum-

iiers all chance of identification from them

has been destroyed.

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‘l Curcaoo, .Tune 17.- (Special) _

2 .Iune Wheat 815 July When 791 ll ’ “ C9" 453 " Corn My

system. Verroznne will drive away t e ,_ Pork 'T .. tired feeling, restore your spirits and en $1! U Pork $l"'H0

rl-TY, revi\'eJnur ambition and sirengt for work. 1 o tonic or rebuilder like Fe rozone ~ trv it. Price 50c. per box, or si

,boxes for $2.50: at Druggist, or Poison

Co., Kingston, Ont.

l.iaMtI.1‘oN’s 1’ii.i.s Conn Cor-1s'rrr»aTr<1N

& -Some ol’ the pleasing parts gf [hc

Cruciflxlon will be the rar-.vvral solos sung hy Mr. Cook.

hers rin- lr-nrriingt viire their irackrche with Dori -'s Kidi..-y i’ii|~i .rnfi rover give it a chance to grow inr.i anything worse. Experience shows ihla in be tne one sum safeguard against Bright/A Disease. Mrs James Murphy, ond of the cured, asyn-

“I suffered for three moni he with a pain

In my hack. I used one box of lJodd`s Kidney Pills and I have never had the pain since. I rn-owimonded Dodds

special $1.00 hats, best hats in town» B d w t

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For the wrong that needs resist, rice, , , , , 1.~,,,,,,,,¢,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,_,.,,,,c,, ` We have lust received a large shipment direct

,-if `7 <;’Qai IV

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and

nr. px 4|

l`or the goni tha o can .o.

from the manufacturers ol

RENT RAIL WAGGONS.

EXPRESS WAGGONS,

GO CARTS,

BARROWS, (all sizes,l

BABY CARRIERS.

DOLLS' CABS,

CARRIAGES, `

Y v I ' _ *i ,_’\, .

etc etc at owestpnces >€`\\\‘ n

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e 'i a o iir ir-.ips rom ann & ` r ..i:..':..;. -»~ I = CARTER , _/,-

. Mt/

..;1.'§.’°.,§.“”:. 2.;‘;‘::“‘°.. ai". C0-» Lid-» , Every man should see Weeks lm porters. ‘I

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LIBERTY TEA Uualily Exiil

ainsi LIBERTY TEA Success

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