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JAANESEDRIVE I I ~ ENEMY BEFORE

The fkiisslans Retreat Before Japanese' Infantry

and Cavalry who Co-operate in the Pur- -'

` suit-Russians are Thrown into Dis-

order. \

Tomo, April 16.- (Spcciiil.)-The follow Ing omclal statement has been issued: <

zu on the saiiie day. ' '

The eneiiiy's force first rctrciiicd io

Oni' force advancing north from Sing Yiiigc Cheng and then caiiic bark to l’a

King and driving the enemy before tiieiii reached Ying Cheng thirty-eight miles north of Bing King on April 14th.

Arlomcheuient of the same force, coope-

rating with the cavalry occupied Paeliint-

chiatzu.

Fiiidini: it occupied they were tiii'u\\'ii

into confusion and i'cii'cnted in great dis- order over Ticling pass.

There is no clinngeelsewlicrc.

KING, IIIII Rlllill ,

RIIIIH liRIlRS

Ansiens, April 16.-(Speclal.)-King Eil-

ward and Queen Alexandra arrived today on board the royiii yacht.

The British and French warsliips salu-

ted them. l

Visits were exclinngcd with the Gov-

crnor.

The populace shows great entiiusiiisni

over Englnnd‘s royal pair.

J. A. Morrison intends building iii the

lot opposite H. J. Messy.

QUEEN-E. I.. Cohoon, Toronto; L. E.

Distant, Halifax; Jus. McDougall, Bangor; F. H. Pooler, city.

_ DONALD Mclirmix' of McLei_in8c Cameron, Grapaud returned yesterday from a busi- ness trip to St. John.

Vicroxua.-S. C. Clark, Mt. Stewart; G.

II. Ansley,‘J;'G.'Furb‘es, Bayer Thompson. Toronto; W. R. O. Bowie, Montreal; L. A Levin, do; J. E. S. Waite, Halifax; F. Mc- Kenzie, W. Kennedy, S'side; I. J. Carroll, Halifax; S. J. Hulier, Montreal, O. E. Rennie, Toronto; W. Taylor, Ch'ti,\\'ii'_ A. B. Burns, St. John; \V. E. Grossman. Hull- fax: I..'Smith, Montreal; R. VV. Silliphant, J. F- Arnett, Paul Diirmit, S`slde; Fred G. Burr, M. \V. Wilson, City; J. F. MeDoii- aid, Toronto; W. McLeod Gardiner, Brock- ville; L. H. Jacobs, I). F. Fraid, Montreal; D. D mnionil, Ottawa; P. I3. \Vnllroe, Tororllbz R. J. Ablio, Toronto; M. R. Alnion, Montreal, J. L. Roll, Boston: L. ll. Ncwiiinii, Ottawa; F. \V. Broderick, do

Iron-Ox Tablets are for sale at the

_ Apothccm‘ioi~i Hull. 7<lif_f

‘Th erc`s many a sliptwilt CHD “Hd liil" Says the proverb old and true

But tlicre'li lie no slip if you come in time

For the bargaliis we oii`er you. Sowing machine week at Miller Bros.

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Slater Shoe Co’s Agency

in Charlottetown is transfer-

red to

Goff Bros.

f We have about $2090 W01'i1i of these Shoes in Picton and expect them here at any time now. ' We will be pleased to see all the many wearers of this popular brand of shoe at our store. _

All th; footwear will be

new, ldtest _ihdlte and special- ly made. Prices stamped on every pair \-

Only tobe had now at __

Goff Bros.

Sole Agents.

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In Prince Edward Island- F. B. Mcliae has been Ap- pointed and will have

Headquarters in

Ch’town- _

IIRRIIIIIZER IRR

II. ll. IIIRISIIR

I". ll. l\Iclln.ei'etuincd from St. John

Saturday where lic has been for the past week. During his visit Mr Moline coin- pleted tirriiiigeiiioiits with the llcad Olllcc in the Maritiiiie Provinces of the Canadian Order of. 1"orcsi,ers to accept thc position of manager for Prince Ed \vnrd_ Island for that orgaii-

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Provincial Organizer for the Canlullan Order of l1`oi'estcrs.

ization. He will have his iieadqunrters iii tliiarlottetowii iiiid will devote his whole time to the iiitcicsts of thc Ciiiiadlnn Order tliriiugliout Prince Pldwurd , isiiinrl.

The order -wliicii is ii purely iizitioiial or-

giinizatioii iiiiii coniiiics its liiisiiiessi to Canada has now it niciiilicrslilp of over 54,000 and is daily adding new ineiiilicrs to its ranks. The surplus on hand at present is ovci- $l,7~iii,0ilU iiiid there is proiiiiiily no order iii the Doiiiiiiioii \vhicli exccilsi it In cconoiiiy of |iiiuiii;.:i~iiii~iit, .scicctioii of tur- ritory, low cost of iiiniirdiico to iiienibcrrs and pi-oiiiptiicss of pnyineiit of its eiaiiiis

WEATHER FORECAST.

Toiioivro, April I7. -(Speciiil.)-I~`i'esli in

strong, west to iiortli-west winds, fuir land cool.

THE TEMPERATURE.

Cool weather with frost at night has

prevailed during the past/two days.

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, TamSt.anley and Mlnto each made a 'round trip yesterday. In the forenoon the Stanley went from Plowu to the board ice off Souilii with hay but as there were noi teams there to received it she returned to Georgetown. The Mlnto reached Georgetown on return about elx o'clock and the special which had gone down Saturday night-_ came to the city shortly after eight last- night wit.h`ninils and pnssengcraincludingn numlier of com- mercial men.

IIIS i.0Rl)SllII_’ IIISIIOI’ MrDONALD.

Who \\ Ill mrlve in the city this cvoniiig fioiii Rome and thc lioly Land.

SIIIVIIIIIR RIIIIRIII

lX.IM. P. IIYINIS

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Weeks .ago and Cannot Live More than a ' \ Month orTwo.

Gourley, ex-M.I’., for Cult-liesteig is vt-iy ill at his lioiiic mid his physicians say iii- cannot live iiioro tliaii a iiioutli or so.

His liciilth licgaii to fiiil liefore the into

general elections but hc took scrioi'isl_v ill three weeks ago and it will end fiitnlly.

NOTICES TO

THE SOCIETIES.

Division No. I, A. 0. ll. will iiiect nt

their rooiiis nt(l.1l.'i sliairp this cseniiiti' to' march to Riiilwiiy Siiitioii on iirrivtii of His Lordsliip Iiisliop Nclioiiiild.

The C. M. ll. A. will incct at their lliill

this evening nt tl.4.'i tfcloclc to iiariide to

Station to uicct Ili.-i Loril.~.liip liisliop Mr-

Donnld on his return froiii liiiiiic. I

Tlic iiiciiiliers of thc Beiievoleiit l'i-i.~.ii

Society are rcqurstcrl to iiicei, iit.tlii>ii~ Iliiii this (Moiiday) c\'ciiiiig at ii.-I5 o'i'lo|:l: to take part in the rcccptioii for Iflis inn-ilsliip Bishop McDonald who will arrive Iionic at 7.5iil o'clcclr. A full nttciiiliimc is rc- qucsted.

The Kniglits of Goluiiiiiiis will iiiiircli in

a body from their liail to the Iiailivay Sia- tion to meet Ilia I.oi~d.~4liip llisiliup .\icI)oii» n.lrl wiio is expected to iii~i~iv'e iii the city liy

F' B' MCRAE *special train this evening: at 7.30 rfcloi-lr.

Monibcrs are rec ucsted to be in tliulizill iit

a quarter to seven.

He Took ill About Threel

lIAl.ii<'.\x, April lil. --(Speciiil)-Soyiiiiiiii-

IIAMIIRIII IIIIRRS

IRIINI RARISIIIN

Arrive in the City for James Paton & Co.-After being Valued by the Under- writers they are taken over by the Firm. '

'i`|it- sliipinciit of English IZUOCIS S0115 UU*

liy ilic illffiitcd l’z\i'isi:iii for James Paton CY Co., liiivc coiiie _to lniiid and were lieiiig opciicil Siiturdaiy. 'i‘lic iiisiiriiiice under- virilt-i'.~i were present at the opening and :iilcr apprziising r.i_ic goodie, nine cases in

fall. they ii ere tzikcn over by the ilriii.

'l`lit- raises 'were liliick and dirty outside

und iiisiilt- tlic gooils wei‘o‘s0akiiig wet iiiil \\ liilc sonic was toiiillydestroycd other iiiaiti-rinl iiiercly wiiiiicd to be dried.

Uiic cttw: cuiiiniiis-ri lace L-ui‘tains, large

itilile covci-iii;.:.~, slit-cts, laces and perhaps woiilfl toiiil ln \'i\luo $800.

.-\iit.llii,-r was it misc of ribbons, there

werc iiio ciisea init.-_ two of mixed dress. ;_;ooil.~» \\'iiiIc ilit-ie was another of iloivcrs, which wciu totally destroyed.

'l`lic _-_','ood.=; amounted in \iiluc to thous-

:iiids ol' dollars liut. \\ilI Iinvc to lic sold for liuiidrcds iiistcaid.

'l`lie work oi i<.oi'tiii1,: will be proceeded

witli Lodayiiiid it is expected all will li(-_ put oiisiili- tniiioi'i'u\v morning at nine o`t‘loL~|<. As tlic iiiatcriiila have iieeii all i'L‘pi~attrl tlii-y will in no way iliterferc witli the regular sales. Tliey ciiiiiiot bc lic ilripd and ciiiiiioi be kept, so the pur- ciinsci' will liiivc iii snap tlieiii up at once.

CHICAGO MARKETS-

Cnicaoo, April 15 - (Special) - 'lin-ii Corn 475. May Corn 473 jg" \Vliv.-at 8'i‘|‘ “ Wheat ll~i

, “ roi-i< $12.10.; “ 812.75

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There is no Salt for table use- that

can compare with WINDSUR SALT. I-It is absolutely pure, never cakes, and is always the some perfect quality.

Assurance

CAPITAL

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Accident, Hra'th. Liability. and Fidelity Guarantee

Insurance STANDS FIRST ln the iiherality of its policy contracts,

in financial strength and iii theilberziiity of its loss settle-

Prince Edward IsIandA|ency. Charlottetown.

Hyndman & Co.,

General Agents.

~»-villn-»~e~»~n»~~W-~-»-¢~an~~w~»M~

Whois Met. by Many and Presented with a Hand- some Purse-Father Meahan also-Heart ly Welcomed.

ST. JOHN, April I7.-(Special)-Ilia Lord-

ship Iiisliop (,`ii.~iey was royally rcccivcil lierc on Satiirdiiy err-iiiiig.

All tlio Catliiilie .~\n~ic\ies iiiiii inuiiy

,iliousniid of people ini-i liiiii at the depot :ind e.~‘coricd liini lo (lic ifiitlieririil wliere iiii tnliIi'e_s.~' of wclcoiiic was read niid a

purse of $2,180 preseiitcd.

At Moncton Rev. I"iitlici' .\leuliaii ivan

also inost ciiiliiisiiistieailly wclcoiueii and

glrcii ii purse of $2,110,

,NEW PASTOR IN THE

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN

Iil~:\'. Robert l’c;.:riiiii, M. A. began his

piistoriitc at ilcntrail tiliristiaii cliurcli yes- tcrtiiiy |>i'<~iii-liiin: to good audiences iotli morning :ind e\'L~iiiiig_ 'l`lie slxliicct in tlie

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-"’_\ The (Tciitrnl Christian Church.

iiiorniiig wn.s tJlii~i_~t`s New Commanrluicnt :ind in the eveiiiiig 'ilie Chrlstocentric (lospcl. 'i‘lie reverinzl gentleman is an cxvclleiii. .~a|ii-:il<ci':iii<I proniiscs to lic a great. addition to the iiiiiii.stci'io.l ranks oi' tlii:iiloitL‘i0\\'ii.

Mo.\'i"|'o.\', April 17.- (Spot-ini.) A writ

iigaiiini Mayor .lniiics T. Ryan was issued

in the Supreme Court, Saturday, at the

instance of J. 'l`. Iinwke, lidilor of The

Moncton ’i‘i~iinsi~i'ipt, claiming dnniiiizes

for an :issaull..ai‘isiiig out of a sqiinlililc at

ilie City Council meeting on Friday night. It is uiidt-rstood ilizii otliercliiirges will lic taken ngiiiiist ilic saiiieilefendaiit at llic instance of the .sriiiic plniiiliill

'l`Iic following ni-coviit is given of tlic

_ fr:icii.-:

A few iiiiiiiitos after tlii: ilisciisisioii on

tlio cxteiision ofthe cnurtcsie.-. lo the press .\Ir. lliiirke ciiinc excitedly into the coun- cil cliiiiiilicr, threw uii'liis o\'ei'eoiit and miirclieil to the cierk's table inside the

railing. Iiiiuiciliiitely there ivns ii breeze of cxclteixicnt, wlien tlie iiiiiyor ordered Editor Hawke to retire outside the rail-

ing, but tlic latter said he wiis, there to iissci-t his rights :ind would not get out iiiitil aftcr the other rcprcsciitutivcs of the

press lliero went also.

The iiiiiyor Said he was goiiig out uiiil

Several iilderiiieii were on their feet to

tlicdral and the Palace will lie illniiiiiii-d by incuiiflcscciit lights oii, thc arrival of liis Lordship Bishop Miicdoiiald ioiiigiit.

Sul.. Jnfoiis, the famous sea-dog, reach-

ed Fortress Monroe. hiiiss., on Wediics day with the first siiipniciit of iiizickcrcl this st-i\.'~iJii, tawo days eairliei' iii|in_ln:~t ycni-;

1<`mi~:1\'ii>' will be pleased to hciir froiii ii

lcttci' rccrivt-d _vesti-riliiy that I\ii~s. Dai-iii Siiiali, who is \'i.~<itiii;: hor diiiitzliter Mrs. I’. \\'. Un;'\'c|‘, llosioii, is iiiiit-li iiiipro\'t~ii . in licaltli during ilie pint few days.

'l`iii~; .\`oi‘l.li Sydiiey lioiird of 'l`i'adl' liiive

uriaiilniously iiuuscil ai i.'t‘:-ioliitioii in favoi' I of the l’ri|icc I‘I:lw|ird Island tunnel l scliciiic. 'l`hc lioiird also iliscuaserl Captaiii ll":irquliiii".\' dry dock srlieiiie but decided

_ to iiwiiili sonic tic-iiiiiie iiiforinaitioii before iiizilring any rlccirlcd rccomiiieiirliitioii to _tlie town coiiiit-il. 'I`Iic gi-iieral idea was that the lioniisi slioiilil coiisiist ofa per- ,cciiiiigc on the cost of consti'ut'ti0ii anil ii I fiiriilicr pemeiiiiige on the yearly riniouiit i-xpeiiderl for iniiiiiiciiilncc. '

`ordered tin* clerk to c-:ill ii police oiiiccr. l

Giii-:AT George _~itreci, iii front of the Cai-I

in iicniioi L/-\w5U|T OVER

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IIIR RISHRP Billie" MONCTON R0

Editor J. T. Hawke of The Transcriptlsstles a

Writ Against Mayor Ryan-Bad Feeling for Some Time Culminaied in the Council.

pour oil on the troubled waters but the

tempest was not to be stayed so easily. The nldenuen called to the clerk notto suiniiioii a policeman, while the mayor on the other hand asked thatltiie ofllcial do his liiiidiiig, saying he had charge.

After a few exciting moments of this

niitiirc :ind while the clerk halted as to

just wlioiii to obey, the Mayor said :“Well,

if I caii`t get a policeman I'lI do it my- self," iiiiil iiiimediately proceeded to put, his words into execution.

llc nise from his place, walked tp where

Mr. Iiawkc was sitting at a table and pualied liiiii over on the floor. Then there was an uproar. The uldermen intervened and stayed the Mayor'i~i hand.

F.iiit.oi~ iiiiwke was helped up and a few

seconds inter the council broke up in dis- order.

Latcr iii leaving the hall the mayor

threatened Editor Hawke with aniliila-

tion, but thc situation was saved by the presence of the chief of police.

’i`lic incident. created great excitement

about the city building and formed the suject of discussion among knots oi' citi- zciis during the evening.

CAM. iioi.iii-zs, of the S.. S. Cacouna, has

been appoiiiteii Sliip`sHusbnnd with head- quarters at Halifax. Capt. Macdonald of the Boiiavista takes his place and Capt. I). C. Iirnscr resumes his position on the lloiiavista. `

IT is pleasing to hear that Rev. James

M1icIn|\is,foriiicrly ol this city, is meeting witli iiiiich success in his new psstorate in lilontrose, Pa. A recent issue of :the lndcpeiideiit. Republican of that city says iii its report of the annual meeting of the Prcsiiyteriaii ciiurch : “A resolution was nt once oii`ei-ed, that in view of the man- ner in which Pastor Mnclnnis had con- ducted himself during the past six iiioiitlis. his sniiiry_,aitcr the lst of Octoli next. lic advanced from $1,200 to 1,500. Aiiiple time was given for the discussion of this iiiiportaiit proposition, mid n large iiiiiiilier improved itby heartily endorsing the i-esoiiiiloii, and with no dissenting \‘oii-cs the resolution was adopted hy a rising vote.

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SUPERB NEW SWEET PEAS N

Wi. li iit this season, in

Pict 5 ct-nts

INDIGO KING. Pur le and indigo

cents

LEMON QUI<II<ZN. Pink and lemon.

Fashion's Fragrant, Favorite Flower. Headquarters for Sweet Peas in P. E. island

our Collection Embraces over Fifty Best Named Varieties Besides Novelties of 1904.

pg- 'ra get their foiibeniny, both onthe vine “die beevhinir-

Swarm* Pins should bc grown in separate colors. This list coin- priscs a few of Vinny Iii<:s'r in cultivation today. Our Sweet Peas :ii-enll imported from the great Seed House of

jnmcs Carter, Iliiiiiiettc & Beale, i_lie King‘s Secdsmen,Londo;j lingliinii, and are selected from ii list of over two hundred nam varieties. \Vc arc roiiiidciii. that no iiiicr strains can bc procured

unywlic rc. : : »- _ .' . _ tcnsivc growing of this licautiful :ind fragrant flower, decided to sell all the latest named varieties nt the small price of 5 cents pct packet. A partial list is given below (more to follow.)

I)l'ClII~ZSS OF WES’i`MINS'1`ER._ Apricot flushed. Pkt 5 cents l)llCiil'ZSS OF YORK. White wiili delicate purple. Pkt 5 cents Di-CHESS 01: 5U'i`il l~1Rl.ANl>. liriglit indigo iiiid iiuslicd maroon

DFI( [-3 OF YORK. Rosy pink and light priinrosc. Pkt 5 cents

P}ARl.IEST OF ALL. Pink and white. Pkl. 5 cents ETNA. Brownisli-crimson and violet. Pkt 5 cents GOLDEN GATE. Pink, lavender and mauve blended. Pk! 5 cents G/\[l~1'I`Y GLEAM. Primrose. Piet 5 cents .

_ iii~:R MAJ ESTV. soft msy-pink. PM 5 Cents ' IMPPZRIAL l`ILi7I~I. Purple-bluc. Pkt 5 ccpis

LADYliEACONSI~`il<2lL|). Saimoiifrose i.inicii,'and pale yellow.

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LADY GRISIEL HAMILTON. .Shining pale lavender. Pkt 5 cents LADY NINA IKALFOITR. Delicate mauve, with dove grey. Pkt5

LOVELY. Soft shell pink, grand form: Piet 5 cents MAII) OF HONOR. Light. ine on wliitc ground. Pkt 5 cents MARS. Intense scarlet. 1’kt 5 cents.

CARTER & ilu., iiil

CHARLOTTBTOWN. Seedsmen to the People of P. E. I. Island

order to encourage a moreex- `

Pin. 5 cents'

Pitt 5 cents

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