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ONLY TWO ENGAGENIENTS YET A WITH VICTORY WITHIN THEIR*

BETWEEN JAPS AND RUSSIANS GRASP CRYSTALS MET DEFEA

Those were at Port Arthur and Chemulpo- _No Attack on Hakodate-Russians Fought Bravely--The Czar Greatly Depressed -Belief that 'laps will Capture

Port Arthur in a Week and I

' ~War 'End by July.

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LONDON, Feb. 12--(Special).-But two actual conflicts in the

Russo-Japanese war of any moment- have so -far occurred. -

These are the Japanese naval attack on Port Arthur on Monday

night and Tuesday morning and the affair at Chemulpo,

OTHER REPORTS MEKE ECHOES.

The various reports of other engagements are considered to be but

echoes of these two fights.

HAKODATE NOT BOMBARDED.

The report that a Russian fleet bombarded Hakodate. Japan is en-

tirely disregarded here as Russia is not believed to have any ships free to make such an attack. _

TI-IE STANDARLVS DISCREDITED DESPATCH.

The above refers to a report cabled to the London Standard that

five Russian cruisers from Vladivostock bombarded Hakodate on Tuesday last. It created some sensation at first as showing a disposi- tion on Admiral Alexieifs part to take the aggressive.

AN OVER-SANGUINE BELIEF.

_ LONDON, Feb.Iz- (Special)-The Government officials here be-

lieve Japan will have possession of Port Arthur in a week and that the war will be ended by July. so thorough are Japan’s preparations.

RUSSIAN SURVIVORS TAKEN TO SHANGHAI.

All the survivors of the captured Varie Korietz and the transport

Sungari were taken to Shanghai on a French cruiser.

THE CZAR GREATLY DEPRESSED.

It is said the Russian Court is greatly depressed and especially the

Emperor.

THE FIGHT AT CHEMULPO. _

Advices of the Chemulpo iight show that 200 of the Variag’s crew

were killed or drowned.

This is the cruiser on which Admiral Alexieil recently made the

tour of the world.

RUSSIANS FOUGI-IT BRAVELV.

The Russians fought well but were overpowered by the superior

fire of the Japanese which was extremely accurate.

CHINESE CUT TFLEGR &PH WIRES.

There have been disturbances at Port Arthur, in which a number

of Tapanese civilians were killed or imprisoned. A Chinese mob has destroyed the telegraph around New Chwang.

PORT ARTHUR BEING BOMBARDED.

The bombardment of Port Arthur continues. A Russian bank

there was destroyed.

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Monday for lnltiaticns. Visitors welcome.

<¢\ j will meet at the First Methodist parson- "li _ size on Monday at ton o`clock in the

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g ing in Gt. George Street Church, open to

' all, on Sunday at 4 p. rn. Lesson Lev. 10-10

leneum" will be the subject of discourse on Sunday at 2.30 and 7 p. m. at the

, Tabernacle, Fitzroy Street. "The Mouth

Lincoln’s Birthday Celebrated

'Dynamite from New York to Carlsbad, Discovered at

Liverpool.

LrNooLN‘s nrrvrnnar canannarnn.

Paovrmmcn, Feb. 12.-(Special)-Cele

atate observance marked the anniversary of Llncoln's birth.

SENATOR. HLNNA SERIOUSLY ILL.

Senator Hanna's condition is considered critical.

LN nuroaanr wrrn cvnuurn.

Lrvmcr-oor., Feb. 12. -(Speclal)- The

customs ofhciais found eighteen pounds

in possession of an Austrian emigrant on the steamer Majestic from New York. 'rrwnrc nan r.\Lsn aorrou.

'l’he Austrlan's trunk had a false bottom

in which the dynamite was concealed.

The man gave the name ivan Sjubca-

ncio. He was bound for Carlsbad.

Exasrus wrMaN nano.

New Yomc, Feb. 12-iSpecial)-Erastus

Wlman, died tcd ay, aged 70 years.

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25th February.

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` Rcbberles ln the West-

Burglars Get Away with Large Sums.

anal/r suason nx'i'ENnEn.

OTTAWA, Feb. 12-(Special)-A ten day

bratlons in public soimqlg and 0510151 extension of the smelt fishing season all exdmment of the pmt

over t.he`;Marir.iine Provinces has been The contest especially |n the second granted on account of the severity of the hall was one of the kind for which the 'anthem .rms extends the “asm to Abegweils have made themselves

says that Canadian flour will soon be pn on the list as contraband of war.

powers in this direction.

wouno sror A Lanes mann.

Canada ships no flour to us a u

large profits.

unix rmmmv yr ammo.

Woonsrocx, Feb. 12-(Special)-Burg

bank ol Col. James Munro, M.L.A.. a

Embrc and got away with a large sum

money. _ AND anornzn A1* AYLME11..

Bank but were frightened away.

by works."

-ALL men are invited to the Y.M. C.A.

on Sunday afternoon to hear Rev. T. F.

ligion and politics mix 2 " This is sure to be worth hearing for the topic is most ln» terestlng at this time. Service of song begins at 3.45. Don't miss lt.

, ANNOUNCEMENTS-

-MEETING of K. of C. Sunday evening

-Victoria Division S. of T. meets on

-The Methodist Preachers' Association

-There will be n public Gospel meet-

‘The Scape Goat.`

-"Events connected with thc Mil-

n Health and Disease" will boths sub-

THEY FATHER CONSUMPTION.

Bad coughs, colds and catarrh are res ponslble for more consumption than is traceable even to heredity. Caiarrho- zone cures more quickly than ordinary remedies because it is the only nntiseptl yet discovered that ia volatile enough to reach the root of the trouble in remote parts ofthe lunge and bronchial tubes, and imprennate ovary particle of the air breathed with its healing, germ-killing vapor. Colds can`t last ten minutes, or coughs more than thirty minutes when Catarrhozonelslnhaled. It clears nose, throat and air passages at once, stops droppin , headache, and erradicates catarrh Tram any part ofthe system. Two months' treatment, $1.00: trial size 2a'>c. Di ugglsts, or N. C. Poison Sc Co., King- ston, Ont.

DR. HAl\IlLTON'B PILLS ARE MILD,

DIED.

ect of the health lecture on Monday

McLean 88 years old.

At Bridgetown,Lot 54 on Feb,j1s', Peter

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They attempted to raid the Traders'

-THE second sermon in the series on the

distinctive peculiarities of the Disciples of Christ, will be preached in the Central Christian Church next Loro's Day even- ing, The subject, “Faith made perfect

Fullerton speak on the suhiect “Will re-

, Still they fought with dehsrmation

another victory for the Charlottetonians over the Summersido team by a score ef Btoi. From start to finish it was lm- possible to pick the winners and the fact thatthadecidlng goal was scored after ten minutes extra play within five

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the score was 4 tol in favor of the Cry- stal-Ploneers. The Charlottetown players

however never for a moment lost heart

they scared goal after goal till they even-

Each side had four to their credit and af- ter a short rest the usual ten minutes playing in two halves of rivelesch was be» gun.

Snmmarslde scored almost immediately;

n moment la‘er the Abegwclts tied and

tion of the time for play “Toby” McMil- , lan by along liit from cover paint placed th rubber in the net; hurdly had it struck when the game was over. Such is in brief the story of the battle.

The puck was bullied shortly after eight

Hammond Bethune and Capt. Read as umpires. After fifteen minutes of hard [playing Toby McMillan by a magnificent run from cover point went down the ics and scored first blood.

One minute later from a scrim the Cry- stals pushed in the rubber and in ten lmlnutes more they duplicated the trick. ' At the call of half time the score was thus 2 to 1. For ten minutes of the second half the

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otherwlthllghtnlnlz speed till at last lt fcunda resting place ln the Abogwelt goal. Ffa minutes later it again sought relief from its eager chasers behind the Abegwelt goal keeper. The hopes of the Abegwells' admirers began tofall but they still held the con- fidence oftheir friends for it is with a big score against them that they play beat. Thepuckwas bullied and before the the spectators had time to think th° Abrgwelt forwards soured. A minute |ater they added another and the rink rang with cheers that wars loud and long

and at two minutes before the sound of time they again placed the puck with- in the Crystal net and the game stood 4 to 4.

The play off was sharp and fast though- ths players began to show the effects of the fast pace. Summersldo scored almost. immediately but Toby was not to be out- done and his sure lift from cover soon

Tun Senior hocksy match last night be-

tween the Crystals Pioneers of Summer- side and the Abegwelts resulted In

and by magnificent. and persistent attacks

ed their opponents. Theo the bell rang.

iust as the g>ng announced the termina-

o'clcck with W. Brehuut ns referee and I

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spectators held their breath. The next score would mark the winner. Toby was equal for the task and a long lift again placed the puck wlthlu the net and amid the prolonged applause the game wg; over and the Crystals had been defeated with victory dangling almost within their RPISD. The score was 6 to 5 and amid the deafening 'Jin the Abegweits left the ice for the third time this season victorious over their opponeugg

FROM SPECTATORS' VIEWPOINT.

"1`0b.Y" McMillan has never played

better. His checking, lifting and briliignf, dashes last'niRht have never been ex- celled by him.

TIN llama was singularly free from the

usual annoying delays.

Sam Doyle shone amid the Abegwelt

forwards. Though a trifle selfish he play- cd the fastest game on the ice.

Holman was the Summerslde star.

The Abegweit defence was faultlsss and

MOU” GIPGCISIIY made some thrilling stops.

"BUSHY" Baker showed much batte

condition than at last game.

The intermediate game resulted in

another victory for the Abegwelts il to 2. Eric McLean refereed.

The Ahegweits are now secure in the

trophy. Congratulations are due to Captain Sullivan and his gallant six.

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