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1905.

lvl' '“J'*';" ""` "";""" “"~-r -_ S-_ ‘ _ _ _ __ l ll ' ’ I ’- __ ___ __ _7_’

5|mt@h of Lieutpnant Gévemor andy. _ _ 1 _ _ _ Closely by _Admiral Uriu’s Fleet-ConvaIes-

PRINCE Eoiviiizo I|si.ANo’S. vmoivosrocit , Governor A-no ms wu=E_ Now Biocicioeo

Mrs. McKinnon, His Rise in PolitIc’al"l.iie - cent Russians lmlll p°_rt Arthur being

to the Position That lie Now Occu 'es._

ln Tile Miilntroal Star of Saturday week

appears the following sketch of Lieutenant Governor McKinnon and Mrs. McKinnon necompiuiiediby’ excellent photograph.; of eau-li and also of Government I-louse:

Government House, in Prince Edward

Islnnd, bids fair, during the tenancy of l.icutenant-Governor and Mrs. McKinnon t_riIlief'n.sspnpulhras ii., was in the olden time when representatives of the sover- eign were sent direct from “Honie." 'l‘l\e-levee andreoeptiuu held by them on New Year-`s Day was attended by an un- usually large number of gentlemen, prov- ing that the recent. appointment oi (Iovernor McKinnon has been received with public favor; and Mrs. McKinnon stands `us high in the opinion of the

Landed in Thousands at Cheioo for

pl ‘Russians there to Care for.

dailies of Charlottetown as her husband

Lonnozv, Feb. I0.-(Specinl.)-_-The mn-

Lleutennnt-Governor McKinnon is n .l°1`l'-Y Of UIXTY l'l“`0°9 PY WNCII AS¢`l\llUli`H

native ot Uigg, s. somewhat notable a section ofthe large and important dis trlct of Belfast-notable us being the natatplace of a considerable number of E

does ln that ofthe gentlemen.

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Prince Edward Islanders. Ile is it sonof thelate William McKinnon, who came 3 lrom Scotland in the year 1820 and helped to clear away the forest primeval and

sing of any present. prospects of dis- 1 u `

CUEFUOI Feb. lil- (Speciul.i-Convales- Japanese say they lack mennslof trans-

mendment tn the speech from the 'CBM Soldiers, totaling 2,500 will begin D0l‘t to take theinyalids to Shanghai. explosion of gasolenc occurred on boiird

hmm, WM' rejeeted las; night, is re. arriving at Chetoo,Feb. 20. NEW YORK, Feb. Ili.-(Speciam--._\ St. il

“ded “S givlng the G°v""m°"l’ th” The local Russians are indignant., Petersburg dispatch to The Herald says: c

the mbsf, mlemcd and Hdccexsful nmdnk lendin the golltignl game and `f1|-mllydis. ‘ Reports received here announce that

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ie new submarine bout “AI 5." this

morning while the oflleers and crew of

leven men were engaged in charging the

clnlmlnz “mt” they me mmm” to cam Vladivostoek is being closely blockiideii l““k"'

for the healthy, let alone invalids. The by Admiral U,.iu'5 nee,"

ou on. ____

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The crew were hurled in ull direction_~a.

number of them were picked up by

Lord llugh Cecil tonight made a speech _ h

convert the fertile soil into cultivated whlcl’ is regarded "’S°"° °f greatest °"“' flats undmkcn to me hospital: two nm and productive fields. Ile was horn on l'~°I`l02\il*il'0l‘i»8 Hince Glodstoiiestimef unsslng'

the :?lst- of February in tl\c\ycar liillli, so

Continued on Page 2.

He spoke for the Conservative free

that he will soon have completed his t`mdm.S ,md pulled to pieces B_a"°m_.H _ gunhoatllusznrd volunteered to go tothe

nity-second year, _‘mm ~ - -- - -

o s 1 _

zu u uttitule of tiscalquestlons,

Ceoll‘s speech tonight stamps him as

the coming leader of the onservnthe

` Y ' es ern en insis `a e c oo ues ion

wlsliall bl; Left til lll'1oviniehtolSetQtle-t

Says President Schurman oi_Corneil---l5ut Chrisifs Teach- _ I

ings are Fundamental and are Needed by our Students

Dr Parkin tells of Success~

P. E. I. Mail Service Again-Mulock

~ Says Government doing its Best.

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Upon Materialism Has Sammi' t)'|"_|‘.\\vA, Feb. 10.-<Special_)-Much ral wny the terms of the proposed provin

Are Good Students but time today was taken up in continued dis' cial autonomy but it is not probable that

' ‘ eussion of the fisheries and the pure seed the bill will be introduccdon Thursday as ln!! Oil fl l\\0l\l-ll Of f<i0l‘ll1S Wllicli li1\S l\l~

g§i‘1iduatI;:;4_, \vln_Jcrot\vdcil the chapel io its Have Done _ Little lil hm but mme pwgwss being m,,d¢._ r,|.0mi5cd_ most paralyzed trnliic in Nova Scotia K com' h 'gn ,Jw “ns __ Athlel|CS| Mr. Leiurgoy again brought to the at- The Calgary delegation gave out follow-

“'rm-: cnius'ri.\Nrrv or 'rn-n.\v. _ .

tention of the Govcrnuient__the \vrei_che<l ng ofliclal stalIecineiitI:

l1‘llAr'A, Feb. ii.~“./\n ciiucatorlnmn who would today quote the Bililcasair authority on any physical subject would be an object of ridicule in the eyes of all eduuatcilileriiirs. Our Bible is but the

mould of t-wo tliousund years ago into," which was poured the (undiuncnlal pridllo

clples of religion. I ts facts are not history

as they have been considered for the pastl;

nineteen centuries. Indeed, there is no

histoifydn thqglilbrews never wrote istoryi _-___ here may be mn- lerlul for l'\istpry,__l5uti riot history itself." ' -'l’hese wese the words of President Jacob Gould Sclmrinah, of Cornell Univer- sity. yesterday when he addressed the

the occasion being the first Sunday of the second semester ` of the university year. l’i-esiilt-iit Scliurmnn spoke to 1200 under-

l_.l\ tlltll’I’E COMING AGAIN.

( 'l_`l1c doctors lielievzle arlixothfr epidemic of _ir _ein ere, an -_ ii only many are siifildeing. llihe medical- men are not uh-aid o Grippe since-Gatnrrliozoiie was iiitroduceil, and cluim that no one will 1-verratcii this disease who inhules the l'ruL:rnnt Iiealing vapor of Ca\.urrIiozone a few times daily. (,|\.i|u'rliozont-_ kills the

tirlppe germ and prevents its spreading t_hrougii,the'sysiIem. ‘last wlnterl ha an attack oi' Grippe" writes C. P. Mac- liinnon of St. Johns. “I bought Cntarrh- ozonc and got .rcllblil in short time. I foundGntm'rl\ozoi\e better than anything

else and was cured by using lt." Catarrho- zorfe preveiiioiirid cures Gr ppe, colds and ciilurrh. fl‘_wo montlis‘ tri.-iitnient $1.00; trial size 25c.

Snaps

Men’s Rubbers goc now 55c. Women's Rubbers

. 65c now 45c. -

Girls’ Buckle Over- shoes $1.40 now $1.00. Child's Buckle Over-

_ shoes $r.2o now

I B5c. Child's Cloth Leg- gins 65c now 45c. - Girls' Cloth Leg- gi-ns_ 8oc now 590:. ‘Come early emi get

_- li' §ood_cho1ce at

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Professor Schurman said that the

seems strange to us thatmensoould ever their mark in athletics at Oxford, as

'have considered it as s,w|,_ some M then. cd,-m.m.~|,,s have from the Representatives from the \Fst. have dis- question left to ourselves to deal with it

inndequccv of the mail and passenger “The unanimous sentiinent in the

Christ of the twentieth century must be Dr. George R. Parkin, speaking to The ' _ dmitted to be dill`er¢-nt. frointhe Christ St. Jolm Sun recently of the Rhodes -‘*°‘”"l°° “PTP” the ""\“`“l°”~ I N°"l“l“"°*-‘L is tlmlf We Sl‘°“l‘l Stl`°"i!l~V f _the preceeding nineteen centuries. scholars now ai- Oxford and their excel- in reply the Polstmastcr General said resent any interference on the pnrt of the 'Tile Bible." |10 SHUI "C0" |10 l_0l\Ri3l" lie lellii I`BU0I‘d i-|1870 SU-YS filfffheff- that thc Government had done everythiu;.r Dominion Government in dealing with onsmemd H text’ hook of Balance' ll' AS yet' the Canudllms hnve nm' made n its power to providoagood service. our educational system. We want this

“\Ve are recoiling from the dognntisms United States. The other day 3, Call. cuserl with Sir Wilfrid Lnur er in it gone- us it has been lelt to the oihcr provinces.

of the nineteenth and preeedingccnturies. fornin man wus given an important I-» -~~ -- - --~ ---_-~ - - - --- -~----- --~--- -~--~ ~--- »~- - ---~ Hut the teachings of Christ, in wlmtever place in the Trinity boat crew, while

ormthéy may he moulded, rIl’€"’£umla- n

s dent from Cornell carried oil' u

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______u_lenm from me pulpit of Sage chapel _mentalanil I believe that no sae since good al more than his share of honors

_ Chrlstso\\n needs the Lxospci of Jesus in the all round competition at the he-

ll Illii ililillill ‘IMMENSIWIIHIISIII

Christ so l-nuch ns our own, And no giuning of the year. Dr. Parkin hopes I , I

plxcesln our present world need these that some of t-he Canadian boys will '_

te chings so much as our seats of cduc- maintain the record of their country on I

ation, wlioremnterlnlisin has seized bold the river or in some other branch of

of students and makes them doubt the athletics. ...__ _...__

whole principles of religion in doubting The young uien from America arc ex- .. ,_ _ . ,

the facts which they ilnfl set down in the pected to be more alert and sophisticated Ch- P k P t / _ [URM m' I eb' 16'“l5l)?U“l')'M"°K?"` Biblm-I than the Enzush freshmen just up lcago ac ers U , ' ziennd Munn are preparing to estabiisli

Explaining the niiral.-les whichthc Bible from public or private schools. lt i Stor e and are M- P011/ AI‘blill1'. Ont. works costing n

attributes to Jesus Christ, i’re.~<ident appears, however, that one of the most ll ag I ~ inilliondollnrst' ' - _

_ or mining ole and mnnu

Sehurnian said: ‘ distinguished ol’ the United States K i most of mcmrlng plz lm" steel NC

We have today our Christian bcience scholars had his pockets picked of eel) ng - _ ` _ , _

and our faith cure, by means of which we every cent as soon as he landed at Liver- There T "’(""""l‘"'“ (’°"l “nd Or" ‘mek L0' “f see one man exerting great powers over pool. Dr. Parkin seems to have suggest- em ' P0I`I» f\flll\lI` hilt* "-180 l‘l‘0ll 0l`Bt\l\lZ<'-fl I0

both the minds and bodies of others. Who ed to him that this discipline might have ¢0nqt|~u(¢|_ '_-ml and me (locks ,IL ,L (-051, of

can say what great- inlluenco Jesus Christ had a good purpose, to prevent him from -" hu" mmion

might. not have had in conformity even assuming too much superiority over the with the laws of nature 'over the minds subjects of the “ell`otIe monarchies." At Cul'c.\ou, Feb. ll.-While Uliimgo _ls EVERS' Gl~lII.D‘Sl»II‘lAl.TH DEMANDS and bodies of men i the moment of arrival he was made to see practically 0B`|ll°S5» were l“'-ln!! in Hllrlit .H f I M _ _ _ I H _

Although we have brokeu away (rom that America could not.always get the but oi1’ee`RRf°"""°'hll1l1f\l>it|1l\iI itlS Maid ,1xiiwggfenanI:\xlLe:.f,,|?,('u:.€|l)él=a,$32.

‘thc garb in which the teachings of Christ best of it in contact with England. the packers have 45,000,001) in storarrc and i_Iamilton's_ Pills of Mandrake and Butter-

are doing themoutln small i|un.ntI|tn-s to mil- Sfieilllllly Suited I0 Chllfllvll- L85

were th-st clothed, principles he taught. _ma me c0rne___ntm___ iourch ‘dren _me only DL H“muton.s

are still needed _ ' Coughs, colds, hoarseness, and other P ‘es _ V' remncd mrnlmost Fills- P1”lC025¢-

_. , ,_ _ __ ..,, Fainlur- pr c ia c p - io ss\i,o\.n imci. snou in-.si_\in. throat ailments are quickly relieved by [wo wcclm It is mud uw packers mled active demand at tmn_y__~lx cellm "nd we

intcrialisni and scepticism, and om- Vapo-Crcsolene tablets, ten cents per hov meh houseq M from Mme" to qewmcen mrnel Htumls to mnlizc n prom of “bmw

-n . - - _ _ young men from low st““d"d5‘ I' know All drugglstm and a hulfcts a dozen. Eggs are now in $250,000.

' i h ' . _ hom exp" ence L at most of you “hu ’ lior three duys this week the to'al re

, 1 t tl ' e 't f l h _ _ _

c|,,,(_)\-0 |l‘,(llcll,lv|,,l;l8l;|, rgnbgglnfg in sore Thr°*¢ and cd‘-'dh' ieipts were d,i)R7 crises. in tlies_ai_rie period mu I _ _ _ 6 bt "__ _ n hm H _ _A _ Impm sa-em" .nd _.ro mmedy (or In mmm _a:~t_yeni the receipts were in,_0l vases.

'U ww" U Ou q c c R irnznzlonnr-tuundln l'hc actual demand in Cluiago is for i-i,- ‘lvky “nfl Shifted |\ rush for the street

W 'en 'Mm lngln lo loam frm" cl'°l0|°“° Af\f|U°P\`d¢ T\bl°U llllonscs daily and the South Wntci sir cet

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se-ience that what it states nu historical S S Th” ¢6mb|M,h,.‘,.m|¢,d,5|,=|,,e nf-c,m,|m°w;,h ` ` _ ` ` `_ ` ° ` I met cnnnotbe ti-ue. I wish to help you in 0 o Y sumthin: rpfpenla .inspiwfynm me limits. “'” ""'f “"""' ‘"“°“ this stage and to show you that ~ behind ' ` 'ov' °'_'“'.T_' __ , ` ` . !

tliestntomcnts in the Bible which we must cast aside are principles oi religion

which we must follow to~day."

one case of

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wrii-ui<f0Rfc~u_ WRITING MQNEY To Lo.-is

lie iiiiiiiiniiieil Muiluiui lliiniiillui

und nout_liwcsie|‘l! winds. fair; I I _ _ 85:2’ Hregcigfsgiginl':l:rc5;l:;:;“:)(;lT "“‘ ‘° ' HEAD OFFICEI TORONTO I

\ 'rm-1 1‘m|P|mA'rUni~:.

The tlicrinoineivr took a rapid drop yes-

terday with the storm, ienchiniz zero wca- Ii ther during the day. Early this morning it registered 4 above. ‘ , , _ -, I 'WKN'fl¥D-Keane of headache that

Kilmlort Headache Powders will not cure

ten'mi_nu¢ell.

cinc/too. il/iiixére

Ollbmo, February 10, -~(Spooiai)-

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Kumlbrt Ifowders - _ _, __ '_ I V I A I scnruh other costumes, but quickly lost ` | _

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in N0-IE and LEITEII SIZ-E, plain and ruled. Veryclmlcc lines, _ WllIll_`-R., CREAM and rattle inure.

llsliio src them.

linvemu Funds $23,000,000

The Company lends money on improved lar ms and on pro-

ductive city, town or villsgqfpropeiiy, on the sfrdiglxt loan p sn, or-on the instalment system, at lowest current rates.

The Company has exiielptional facilities for elieetlng lomil

without delay. and at very ttle expense to the borrower.

For further particulars apply to

HYNDMAIE sfo co..

’ " when war ~° mm 122 ~ s ,mmm

_ _ _ _ quickly revived. The others

P°"" "lm ° P " m‘”" ‘ ' F eters, Peters & Inga Solicitors, Ch’tow`n, P E I reiwiicdihesireetli-safety. Oneinslmd

~ onbeiu allowed to enter the stage in

Tenure Klelillohlln ten minutes use _ I ° l ' 3

A number of the crew of the British

l~lA1.lI-‘/ix, Feb. lli.-lSpcciui.)-Foliow-

there came another storm today, the ilercest of them nil.

No trains have entered ilnlifax all day

and only one started out. 'Ihroughout the Province supplies are running short and many factories will have to close for lack of fuel.

In I-Inlllax snowbnnks are ten feet high

in places and the street railway is tied up and great hardships are already existing.

Sr. JonN`s, Feb. lti.-(Special) .\`e\v-

foundland today is recovering from the

Exon on A SUBMARINSE

I'IurIs-the in all Directions -A Second

Explosion oi Gasolene Occurs When Rescue is Attempted,-Fifteen Men lniirred

as the Result.

rescue of the submarine bonl. crew, but hardly hadthcy got on hoard the sub-

marine when a second explosion took place ami all the rescuers were more or less injured. '

l.ieut.Skinnrr', an oilicer of the sub-'

murine boat, siibsequeutly died of his ii\~ iurics. The bodies of tho two missina' men were found on bound the “A.

Thelolnlnunilii-roi men in_iurecl un]

fifteen. Some of them were drcndI`ulIy mutilated.

STORM FlEND’S GRASP

Halifax is- Completely Swallowed up in Snow and Trains are all Stopped---Newfoundland Recovering from the Effect oi Recent Blizzard

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clTe`cU-i of the last. wet-k`s blizzard wb

was the most ever experienced here.

The wireless mast at Cape Race was

demolislir-d and miles of telegraph \vircn

in dii’l`erent parts of the colony were destroyed.

S'i'. Joins, Feb. I6.-(Special.)-'l`hrough-

out New Brunswick a storm raged today and tmlilc is greatly blocked us resul.

In Prince Edwafd Island; the lillgmrd begun un Wcdi1é'sdny night and was at its height yesterday morning. .During the afternoon it moderated and was followed by intense cold.

lllllill HUSSILL WIS IIIIIINIII illll

Fire in the Casino, New York Where Her Company was Playing-Damage of $30,000.

New Yonx, l~`cI>. ll,-Two hours before

a matinee performance was to have taken place and while six members ot the Indy Teasle Company were rehearsing on the stage oi t.he Casino theatre about noon today the theatre caught ilro and was damaged to the extent of $540,000.

The chorus girls who composed ix large

proportion of the Conipany be(-nine pan-

but the stage manager blocked their wny and prevented ri i-rush on the stairs. Fif- teen hundrerl seats hnd been sold for the matinee. 'l`bi~_ exits of nn audience coni- posed ina large part ol` women and chil- dren would have been hampered by the inet that the lowest lioor of the theatre is one story above the stri-I-I and that thc main entrance and exit is by ii winding staircase.

Many oi' the memI»cr.~< o|` "A |.nd_v

_ween the two balconies in the rear of th’ theatre. Gerald Coventry, the stage man agenpmmpi ly informed thc Company that the rclicnrsiil wus over. nnd told them to leave by thc stage entrance and to leave their clpthinyg. Arush for the door fol- lowed but <_7o\'entry stopped ii. One young woman fell and was painfully but not dangerously injured and n stage carpenter was overcome by smoke but revived upon reaching the streect.

Lilliln Russell was not in thc theatre

nt the time.

Ono ofthe chorus girls was found in A

dressing room partially overcome hy smoke after the tire was well underway

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hor way in the smoke and screamed for help. She was brought out again.

The fire curtain ivas promptly lowered

and stage employes Logan removing the scenery to the street. it was not damaged. The blaze quickly enveloped thc two imi- conles and spread through the corridors back of them, but a torrent of/water from ninny llrc engines deluged the main tioor and prevented the fire from going down- ward. As ii result only two balconies und theeorridorsbnck ol’ theiu wercbnrnrii but the whole theatre was badly dainnygvil by water.

l-IH ALTIIY AND VIGOIIOIIS.

Mn. .Ions Snxr.'ro:\', the well-known

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