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Principalship of Halifax Pres- byterian College

Another Double Shooting Tragedy -George Gee Sentenced to

Galiows--ice in Gulf Stops

Navigation.

nssrcnanon or REV. DB. POLLOCK- Haurax, April D-(Spsolal.)~A¢ l_

mgetmg of the Presbyterian Collage at Pine Hill the resignation ofRev. Dr. Pollock, Professor and Principal, was accepted.

scccsssons NoMINa'rzn.

Dr. R.. H. Falconer of the stud will be

nominated as Principal and Rev. Arthur S. Morton of St. Stephen, will be nomi- nated as lecturer on Practical Theology and Church History.

rcs IN rnrr nuns.

Tho S. S. Corinthian for the St. Law-

rence had to put in here because of ice in the Gulf and it is thought other steamers will also be compelled to come here.

sIzN'rnNcEn so ns: HANGED.

Woonsrocu, April 29-(Special)-George

Gee the murderer of Millie Gee, is sen- tenced to be hanged July 22.

error wlrs AND smcmsb.

Aucusra, ME., April 29-(Special)-W.

II. Osgood, lumberman of Hiram, met his

wife, who was returning bome on the Boston train, shot her and then suicided.

The cause of the tragedy is not known.

Both are deed. '

FRESH PROOF EVERY DAY.

Tha-t if the Disease is of the Kidneys. Dodd’s Kidney Pills will Cure it. l{1rNLrs, N. W. T., April 2.5-(Special)-

Out here on the nralries every day brings forth fresh proof that if the disease is of the Kidneys or from the Kidneys Do/:id`s Kidney Pills will cure it. Thos. L. Hobbs, a well known Indian Head farmer,says:

“About a year ago I was thrown from a

wagon, causing a strain on my Kidneys. I tried several remedies but could get no relief untill tried Dodd‘s Kidney Pills. One box cured me completely. My wife also used Dodd’s Kidney Pills and got great benefit iromlthem."

Dodd's Kidney Pills make healthy

Kidneys. Healthy Kldueys make pare blood. Pure blood makes good health That is why Dodd's Kidney l’ills are the greatest tonic of the age.

The “Boston Tourist” King of' Soft Hats.

New boots, 37 cases just

came in and among them are

liicn’s Box Calf Boots

With Thick Soicsl

Whole forced English hack

stay made solid all through,

and on a pretty last. See

chose Men’s Box Calf boots

at $2.25, laced or elastic side

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`1"`h€|ii||5R0vEMENrs To THE Posr OFFICE.

SAMUEL LOWE.

NEW lliiiilii iilii

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And Many improvements are to be Made

The Telephone Line from Summer- side to Alberton Placed in Beat Condition-Ntw Stations

Being Established.

In the course of a few days extensive

|mprcvements will be made in the ofllces ofthe Telephone Company on Lower Queen Street. The plans are now com- pleted and the tenders will be let for the work shortly.

The Telephone Oillces will have a new

main entrance and a complete new front.

The interior will comprise the omce of

the bookeeper, thc Manager's office, a public waiting room, a long distance oper- ating room, two modern sound proof toll booths and an additional workshop. These renovations and improvements will add much to the appearance and the efficiency of the service.

The telephone line between Snmmerslde

and Alberton has been completely over- hauled during the past week by General Manager Winfield and his staff who have just returned to the city. Every telephone west cf Sumrnerside is now ln good order.

Tyne Valley espeisially has the best rx-

change in the province outside the citlrs. Conway now has two lines, one in connec- tion with the western line and the other direct from Summerslde.

The store of W. E. Sullivan in -Tyne Valley has been connected by telephone and the oiiice in Elmsdele removed from Currie's store to the house of M. McAus- land. A new station has also been open- ed at Portage.

Mr. Winfield and his assistarvs will go

east next week. A new station _will be opencd at Rollo Bay and the wire is now on the way from England for the new line that is to be built from Mount Stewart to Charlottetown.

New stations will be openci at

Tracadie Cross and at Milton Station.

A distributing rack has been ordered

for Central at Charlottetown and will be a great improvement to the service here.

An auxiliary long-distance switchboard

is also to be installed at Central for the purpose of handling the increasing long distance business. A new electric motor is being installed in the workroom for the purpose of winding coils.

Some new long distance cables have

arrived and are being placed in the buildin

with the lobster factory of G. D. Long- worth at Brackley Point. A meteor- ologlcal station has also been established at Shaw`s Hotel.

The offices of G. H. Toombs and A. J.

Bitlln have been connected with Central.

A MAN named McQuaid was badly

crushed while unloading the Princess' cargo. He was taken to the P. E. l. Hospital about midnight.

See Our shirt waist stock. We

have the best assortment we have ever shown; cheaper too, notwith- standing the advance in cotton

"and up,-Stanley Bros. 29 d Qi

See A. W. Reddin's new stock of

Fishingitackle. The finest assort- ` insnt in the city selling at vefy low prices,-the Central Drug Store.

50 d Qi

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Telephone connection has been made.

goods ’Z5c, $l.0O,Q1.50, $1.75

During the past few days the newly re-

built Post Oiilcs which is now approach- ing completion has been visited by many citizens and has been the subject of much favorable comment. The work is rapidly being concluded by those in charge and in the course of a few days will be a credit alike to the popular contractors, Lows Brothers, and to the whole city and the Province.

The building inside has been inspected

by numerous visitors from abroad and some have even gone so far as to pro- nounce the Post Oillce with all the im- provements and additions to be superior ‘to any this side of Winnipeg not omitting the large cities of Montreal and Toronw.

i The Dominion meant Davis Ewm of Ottawa has shown much - skill in hil-

drsigns and Lowe Bros. in the execution of his plans have left a monument which is no less creditable to them.

Thecorridors whiohjltsld -br three sides are of tessilated noqilng nndlst the rear are concrete steps whllai front one asoendsto the main hallwq by stone. The tiles have been laid by Vernon Lowe, son of Samuel Laws and the different designs of the Mosaic pettem are in excellent taste

The corridor on the west has been made

principally by the enlarging of the old hall by the removal of the partition 8 ft. 6 inches, thus lessening the Savings Bank Department by that much.

The letter boxes and drawers, 1137 in

all, extend on the western and southern sides of the building The general Hnish of the interior .ls of ash while the entrance and Savings Bank doors are of quartered oak.

The general delivery wickets and the

stamp vendor's apartment are at the south east corner of the building. The delivery is protected by polished brass rails while the stand of the stamp ven- dor is handsomely finished in ash and plate glass. Near hy are two writing desks with polished glass tops for use of the public. On the east side are the wickets for registered letters and money orders with grill work and chipped and bevelleci glass fronts.

Adjoining is the office of the Post-

master, well lighted from the east and convenient to all the branches of the service.

New sashes and new windows have

been placed thus giving much greater light than formerly and adding much to the appearance.

{ SINGLE COPY 2 CENTS 15 CENTS PER MONTH

wmk is done is tioored with kiln dried native birch which has also been slalned.

A newly invented sorting frame has

been added to the equipment and the whole outfit of the opening tables etc., has been constructed by Lowe Bros.

A striking feature is the very compact

key case for the better boxes and draw- ers.Thls is a great improvement on the old system for a koy can now be procured by the clerk at a glance.

At the general delivery wickets the

letter cases have been so arranged as io be within arm’s reach of thejdellveryplsrk while the papers are only a step away.

In tho Money Order and Rrgi tration

oilloes the desks have been made of pieced asldwood by the contractors and their ‘work fs certainly a credit.

Inthe rear isa large three basin sink

wl~h marble tops.

Tha entrance for malls is protected ity

routing and leads into a good sized room.

The outride general letter drop is at

the lwrth elst corner. It will be protect- ‘ed by a roding which will be built ln a few days.

The oilice of the Assistant Inspector is

located as the north west corner of the interior and adjacent is the entrance from the corridors. The clerks’ entrance will be in the same place as before tie renovation took place.

The Oilice will be lighted both by gas

and electricllght.The gas fittings are being installed by Stanley, Shaw &: Peardon for Lowe Bros. and the electric wiring by W. P. Doull.

The artistic painting was the work of

George Prowse who was employed by the contractors.

The lavatories in the basement are

models of neatness. They are divided by slate partitions and have porcelain well ilnish and tiled flooring.

The work in renovating the Savings

Bank Department will be begun shortly and the fact that the contract for this has also been awarded to Lowe Bros is abundant proof that the contract will be satisfactorily performed.

\ViiEN A SORE WONT HE AL

Because of its power to heal raw, llam-

lrgiiesh, to allay the inflammation and stop the dreadful itching Dr. Chas’s Oint- ment has a world~wine reputation. If you have become discouraged by the fail- ure of other treatments put Dr. Chase's Ointment to the test.. Like thousands of others you will be surprised and delighted with the results.

The interior of the office where all the

Mediation or Permit

REPODTED RUSSIAN DEFEAT.

l..oNooN, April 29.-(Special)-It is re-

ported at Shanghai that the Russians suffered a disastrous rcpulse alter two

days fighting on the Yalu River.

A HIGH SOUNDING CIRCULAR.

The Oillclal Messenger at St. Peters-

burg has published aclroular issued by the Foreign Oillce declaring categorically that Russia will not accept mediation, neither will Russia allow the interven-

‘tlon of any power whatsoever in the

o|sAsIuous- -

Russ:/ni DEFEAT

Reported at Shanghai-Russia will not Accept

intervention-Severe

Weather on the Yalu-Japanese Troops Suffering-Movements oi the Warships.

Russo-Japanese negotiations after the

WHT.

vrartv snvrans \vI:.4rrIuR.

The delay of the movement of thc

Japanese into Manchuria is due to the ex-

ceptionally severe weather.

The Japanese troops are suffering from

cold and illness.

.\mvr.1\II-:N'rs or rLI:r:rs. _

The Japanese ileet is reported ofl' Port

Arthur.

The Russian squadron has returned to

Viadivcstock.

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MEATS

. Un Sale by

Saunders & Newsom

Mutton Tongues

- Veal Hams

Lamb ($530,) Bacon

Bccf , Cornell Bccf

Lard Barrcicd Beef Barrcicd Pork etc., etc., ctc.

` Avgsellyev-

‘Ali sold at reasonable prices.

UALITY BEST ON EARTH. 1'|.||.’_ 5EEDM|';N_

HENRY C. LOWE.

DON'T TRUST TO LUCK

Even if there is such 5 thing as luck

you cannot afford to trust to it in case of sickness. You know by the experience of others that Dr. Chase's Nerve Food actually forms new blood and tissue and revitalizes the nerves and by using it reg-

u‘arly you can be certain that your system is be ng built up and that weakness and disease are being overcome.

-Guard of Honor-All members of

Militia comprising theGuard of Honor will meet at the drill shed at one c'clock today-By order.

-No. 1 Cc. 82 Regt., will parade at the

drill shed today for the closing of the House. All members please attend.

TYPHUS AMONG GERMAN TROOPS.

BERLIN, April 26.-Col. Leutwein,

governor of German South Africa, cables today that typhus has broken out among me U`00l'>S elllliiged in suppressing the Lierreros. Seven deaths from the disease were recorded up to April 22.

ONE COMMON CAUSE Ol’ HEADACHE.

Perhaps the most general cause of bead-

ache and pfain across the eyes is nasal catarrh. he simplest cure is to inhale the medicated vapor of Cnrarrhozone which traverses every air cell and air pas-

sage of the throat, lungs and nose. It ki is myrtads of germs at every breath, clears away mucous discharges, preserves and heals the membrane. Cntarrbozone is

lust a splendid remedy for headache, and ts action is certain and unfaiiing in dis- eases ofthe Throat and Lungs, Deafness Bronchitis, Asthma and Catnrrn. A trial will convince the most sceptical that Cat- arrhozone is all right. Large size. $l,00, trial size 250. Druggisis, or Poison & Co. Kingston, Ont, DII. H.\.\III.roN`s PILLS CI'IrI~: CuNs'I'II>a-

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WENT DOWN WlTH VESSEL.

S'r.P1-:TI~:nsIlUIm,Aprii 26.-I aut told that among the losses on the i’r-.troprivlovsk wus a large sum of money-specially large. Owing to the govcrnxuent/s torc- seeing the probability ui' Port Arthur being cut nil' lt was thought necessary to have a big fund there, which was in thc hands ofthe navul commander, and the Petropavlovek happened to be the trea- sure ship. I have heard the sum plnced ns high as twelve million.

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IIUMMUNS 'Will

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Whips Notify Members to Rc- main Within Call

.ioggins Mines to be Closed - Fernie, B. C. Scorched by Fire -Labor Movement Against '

Immigration.

ANDTHER ALL-Nrorrr sxsslore.

Orrawa, April 29--(Special)-The whips

have asked all members to remain in the

city and an all night session of the House is expected.

AGAINST IMauoP.a'rIoN.

HAn.III.ToN, April 29. -(Special.)- A

movement is starting among the organ.

ized labor organizations to protest against the importation from England by the

Salvation Army of a large number of

gardeners, laborers and_ clerks for work in Canada.

Joocms MINES 'ro IIE ctosxn.

l\I0NTIu~;ar., April Zi). -(Specia1_)- The

President oil the Canada Coal and

Hallway Co., stated today that the Company had applied at llallfax for the

appointment of a receiver to wind up the affairs ofthe Company which operates the Jogglns Mines and the railway thereto.

The mines will be closed, as not paying.

rI»:rtNII-; svorwrrsp u\' I-'Ima

l`r;u.\'II-1, ll. C., April 2il-<Spcclal)-

Fire today destroyed practically the whole business portion of the city. Loss

heavy.

Fernie is situated in the mountains of

southeastern British Columbia. Popul-

ation 2,000.

-Rev. John McLean, Ph. D,, will

' address the mcn's meeting in the Y.M. C. A. on Sunday afternoon at 25.45. Every

man should hear him. Mr. Hawley will give a guitar solo.

THIS SAVINGS HANK OF HEALTH. Is lots of red and vitaliztng blood to nour- ish and invigoraie the boriv. if your blood is thin and watery use “l"rrroznne. ’ lt supplies the necessary elements such as phosphorus and iron, und quickly re- stores lost strength ami spirits. Ferro- zonc is un urcqirnilcrl Ie.~toI'.»\tivc for the Iired, the sick, and the run flown: it stim- ulates nppetit.e,aids digestion, soothes the nr rves, and makes the sv stem loo healthy for iliseixse tn exist. No tonii- docs so much good in n short. time as Ferrczone. uct it iorlny from any druggist for 50|; per box. or six boxes for $2.50. By mall from N. C. Poison 8:. Co,, Kingston, Uni.

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C RTE RS’ SEEDS GR()

“As you sow so shall you reap.” That is what

we are taught from childhood, and it is right. Of

course you must look out for the “Stony ground"

and the “Tares"' but it is of even greater import-

ance to plant.

GOOD

We do not simply mean

SEEDS.

seeds that will grow, but

seeds that will bring forth a vigorous, iiourishing

plant. Here’s the place to get such SEEDS.

PLANT EARLY PEA5, 0Ni0N SETS, POTATO

ONIONS, SCHALLOTS, SWEET PEAS NOW.

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