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(Canadian Press.) _ sensible restriction of the i

LONDON, May 16--'Phe First Lord of the British navy.

of the Admiralty, Lord Winston He appealed to tba overseas Dom Ohurchlll, speaking nt the banquet inions to remedy this defect. of the Shlpwright`s (`onipany last Mr. Churchill believed that thi night. referred to thc- naval devel- msin_naval development in the com opment in recent years as the-grow~ ing decade would be found in thi th" ln ,concentratioii of the British growth of colonial navies, so that fleet in home waters, which combin-lwliilc the British navy maintainer ed with the enormolls development of its sea supremacy against all com-

foreign navlcs, had resulted in a_ers, at the -decisive points, the dau

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There to Stop in NewYorll

HOTEL ST. DENIS

Broadway and llfh St., New York City HOME CUMFORTS IITIIOUT IXTRAVAGANCE.

This famous hotel has been renovated, ieiecorated refur-

nished,snd mmy modern. up to dale appointments have been installed, and can be compared favorably with any in the city. '

The only lint chu hotel near all sfeamahip lines.

_ I Within easy access of r.-vi-ry point of interest. Half block from

Wanamallier'ii, Five minutes' walk ofilionping District. NOTED l"OR:-Excellence of cuisine, conifortablc appointments, cour-

'. tvuus ri-_rvire and homelike surroundings.

_ The -.very best accommodations in the city at

T $l.00 Per Day Up.

, 7 minutes from Grand Central Depot. _ li ll! minutes to leading stores and theatres.

_ ST. DENIS |l0'l`l'.`l.C0. ' Also Stanwix Hall llotel. Albany. N. Y

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Broadway, Filth Avenue and 27th St., New Yorli

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_ Modern, first Clan Hotel _

_ ~ _, r¢_'_____.: Coniplete in ;ill_ils‘ appointments. Iwiriiisiiing at ‘I-_ _ _rl ._gi__ij_i_iri;l__'_‘__`_:_ _ dcr_ora\io_rls entirely_now_lhro\ighoiit. lopular w|l

J .i _“_ -_-5_5.-,_,“,‘_ __ ~',u_:;,|.__ ladiesyisiting the city without escorts because it ~

_____,;.'.,'e;__iL_‘_l_!_;'_;;_;_'-_"__r_‘,; _:_~‘l_|iiy,,\, _ hoinclikv_aii¢i riisy, I ‘_.\'_Q._.-"_"»' if 'Hifi __";_,r'_"_"='~ In Wallnml Distance of Shopa and Theatres . .

*~ iifli, _HHH iii "','.'_{~_'~ Vi _No cab fare required 500 rooms. zoo rooms ll

4, _/fi ;_-"`__'_'_ `_ ‘ ~ P with bath Hot _:ind cold waterzuitl telephone iii -.__;__ iiig, r_|l_|_“_;;.'_,,,|_|,|,____£ ./ery room, Cuisine uiiexcellcd.

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- iff-°‘7 - on of the Board of Trade inquiry

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l ' l I _ l 7' 'Y W intg the Titanic disaster today, Anulhef |plCndid cU|'C

ABQQLUTELY (‘i1arles Grove, the third officer of Dodqfg Kidney

" \ ' -"' the Californian, who was on watch _._ _

g - when the vessel now called the “Ship R_ M 1 ' _ h t t

RUUIU. pu' day and Upwafd at My_st_______y;,t. tgas mit ts_gh;ed_ on trmiJti;daisoi_1_ndRwhc_>_i_i;__ :nod _;i__¢;i_:__g:‘_s

European Plan Canadian money taken at par- c_:f___'_‘_ Rte __'___ 8_1 _mea as ron e. was cnt cure in ooriri 5 Kidney run.

He testified that lie told the cap- SURETTE ISLAND, Ynrmouth

Proprietor’ litlllllivitid alhsasizhigelitlnd-Seatsigl. tliae Zilla? hi/Ioigaigdily auwellspl:ll:i1l\?n_Mlres?ileillii

_ i\_IR G()RD()N Manager said that at 11.40 on the fatal night, here, is telling his neighbors of

_ - . _ » _ _lmost at the moment when the Ti- cure from s, severe attack of Kidney ~- _L' " snic struck the iceberg, the lights Disease which kept him in a state of

G l 1"-if n. steamer which he was watching llniil Bud SUSPCHCG for two months

n mm the bl-gag, of me Ga1|f0|~nlrm‘ai;_d defied the efforts of two doctors

W 0 I' '

were shut out. I-is believed that cnc we e treating him.

7 42 E?qi|;(2$0iT:EET ;urning of the steamer two points to 'MY t“°"bl° Stilftffil with It cold."

' 1 _ i , tort would account for this MI* m0\1lf\iB0H PHYS "MY m\lHcles

2 Ii ockb hast Of Broadway 1 ` It Wm be ,.emem,bemd that some \v_0uld cranp and I hind bnckache and

_]_ =f the members of the crew of the 'l‘i- ‘IIZZY 59011* MY l‘P"l‘l H°h¢d» Mid I

tanic, in their evidence, “id that had a tired, nervoiuu feeling while vhen the vessel struck. ber helm was :`§:'§k“ of "gm ""“h"'d 1" fV"“l» Of my

li lil d ll Tb d l til li l. ' . ,

l ljiltanibr iislirisielilatzlly jilgwerlgi. alilg "I5_“""°‘l lf' tm” “my lor “Ver tw" iwung two points to port. Grove T0" £311 ““_;5._frfat°‘Uhy tw" ¢ilso'said that the steamer he saw tgrffo "uch gy ‘ n erseeml ui hi d _ iad two masthead lights, which was take I;I:,d,|i,, 0l{i:l‘,?éy lgirllg llilld ethey

lil 'fl _

_‘_;_§g;_rs7_;___';;'_?_° that sm was a pas helped me_iilmost at once. Six boxes

d. me.

When the steamer was sighted he culgedd. KH Pm; _

rellorted to tbe_caDtain. who came theoxirltlieysfnfllired l`(iriiidw;ytlit?lm

ip on to the bridge. The steamer un- an the impmities out of thye N 'ouhtedly`I`tas a passenger steamer. That makes pure mood and

'-Ie tried to signal ber with a inorse |,¢»,a|;h_

lamp, but failed.

` _ You will enjoy your stay more if you stop at a -hotel

, ‘ Centrally located, Accessible,

_‘ géiiet and Refined,

.. mfortable accoirmodalions, Good service, Conitcous treat-

ment. `

28th Street Subway Station at the door.

3 blocks east from Hudson tubes ei 61 h Ave. and 28th Street, Five minute lo Grand Central Station at 41d Stree or Penn. R,R. Station at 7th Ave.

Convenient to theatres and shops

especially euiled for ladies visiting Nev

_ You will get all of these at the York alone.

' ' SINGLE ROOHS $l.50

iiotii iuusioi

|22 _wear zfirii sr..

_between Broadway and Sixth Ave.

» EUROPEAN PLAN

_,_ 8ii_i_'le,ro`oms, with private bath,

32 00 to ;;_50 Per Day

Double roomii, with piivate bath,

("yclone Burns, a Boston wrestlei

who competed in Charlottetown, il iepriitvil badly injured following n bout. with Americus. Burns war thrown heapily in the second bout landing on his neck and shoulders niiiI_uppei\rcd stunned when taken ti. his dressing room, Burns- lost tht match in two straight falls, the first going one hour and twelve minutes

' :ind the second eleven minutes and

_ ’2_"50 to _,.3 00 ptr day twenty seconds. It was the best mat-

. ' - ‘ "'» vli in the cit for long tlmeand n ,, .Amcrlcall ' plan lnrgn iziillcryy was llwrcscnt. It was s

spertaculnr match. Amerlcus, .with liis superior knowledge of ‘the mat lliiiiiv, limi Ilurns on the defensive the grentcr purt. of the match, but at times the big ‘Swede flashed. and kept the Bnitimore man busy 'squirming

_ _, out/of tight holds.

_»y3;Qo._ ui' _ls4_'oo'i>¢r Day

_` Cites, McC'ready, Asst. l-I 0ltt¢l'rtl`h'i.v i

ghter Staten should guard and pet- rol all the rest of the -Empire.

(Canadian Press.)

WINNIPEG, May 16-Ninety-five per cent of the wheat has been seeded in the three prsrie provinces and while :be heavy rain curtailed the acreage in some Sections, in others the enor- .rioie areas are now breaking and have increased in acreage from twen- ty to twenty-fivmpercent.

ST. THOMAS, May 15-'A pru-

gua this morning. There was a pro onged shock at St. Kitts and

_.|55 ' Ahottleolprevenhon is better than a deranged ltomach.

,§a7»`&Tf'.‘.Is'. 55 g Mes. tr

251: and 60c bottle.

-., _it ,_ 1- 11 __ _ _Sold everywhere.

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illght shock was felt in Gu deloupe. - W-"*""*~'" '-' ' - _ ‘BZ

onged earthquake occurred at Anti- ' "

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to damagd has reported, c

led 'the n t morlillil and was told

._ . that the 'I‘i:_cnic had loundered, he Canadian P'ress) “’°"t t0 St°“°l° "°°"" Html” told

( _

orrawa, may 1e~'riie Railway hi Innimlsalon . _.,i\u.__.iesiied.- a .iiidzmeiit 1 .ill n two important applications by I

m that he had seen rockets during

‘gg;iise'§:"“'h"ly"impreesioii is

-.he Canadian Press Association con- Chl* ’W|_1°“ 39°" “ld “mt he h°_"°v5d :erning telegraph rates, the rockets were from the Titanic. o The first upp1|¢,,¢,i0n requested you believe the steamer you sew was ;hst the G. N. W. amd W. U. Tele- the Titanic."

qriiph Companies be ordered to pro-

Grove: “After what 1 have heard

ide special tolls for press service since, I am decidedly of that opin-

:lmilar to those of the C. P. R. io The second was that the G. 1'. R.,

hu

'l‘o the attorney for the Leyland

l. N. W., and W. U.. be ordered t0 line, witness said that if the latitude estore the rate of 25 cents per hun- ni the Californian and of un Titanic,

B

lrcd words for press specials in the 8

given, was correct, then his was

Ituritime Provinces in effect up to W,-0;-,gf

lemptember lst, 1010. The first application was refused is uid the second granted.

Lord Mersey: “An if the latitude

wrong, his impressions may he

iight. ~Witness could not say what had become of the log book in which

OTTAWA' May 15_It is '°p°"t°d should be entered the fact- that rock-

iere that Hon. W. J. Hanna, Prov- et

iftercd the chairmanship of the Do- ' iinion Railway Commission, in suc-

ession to the late Judge Malice.

The members of- Government will uit nffiirm the report as the matter G

ieeiptold that he can have the posi- fu f hc wants it, but he has not yet nu lgnified his intention of accepting,

onsciited to parting with his most hu

apuble political lieutenant. close range, which entered the right

-A----_-~ temple and passed completely throu-

(Canadian Press b

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OTTAWA. MBY 1i5°~Dl‘- Jvhll Ter- In addition to this`an ordnaucere- uirn, a Canadian educatiolialist of volvcr bullet had traversed the low-

ote, died here this morning after cr ibout it wcek's illness of pneumonia.

.imc a Professor in Classics at St. pn -‘rancis College, Richmond. un He presented an address of wel-

A heap of burnt papers showed ‘f ' . 9

emu there to nie me King Edward time ui. iirnniir ii d ist- ea .ru What IS It »

e s a te roy ,

alien, as Prince of Wales, he visited compromising documents when they lanada in 1866. ‘ rcnli'/.cd that thc game wus up

, - ~. ` cs ' ‘ ° ’

BizooKs(,Fillili[;d"llal-Ililiillela worm ir Of Mexican Sapodllla

larcovitch, a Pole with a police re- train M-,nsisting of nine cars

MONTREAL, May is-Joseph

s still in negotiation. It is under- bandits. died by his own hand is the .tood that the Hon. Mr. Hanna has opinion of Doctor Paul of the pre-

'l‘he death woulid, according to thc

ind Premier Whitney has not yet medical expert, was caused by a_

Search of the ruined villa. today in

He was aged S2 and Wei ef- Dfw the hope of finding bank notes,stol-

i ht f A 'l

ncial Secretary of Ontario has been 142 were seen on the n g 0 pn

h.

V (Canadian Press.) .

PARIS, May 10-That Uctave aruler, leader ofthe iiutomobile

cture of police who performed au] topsy.

llet fired point blank nt vrry

th head. `

port of the throat.

bonds and other valuables, was successful.

ll

Hill

cis. and suite, arrived at North Tor-

GOOD AS A DUCTOR

‘ ° IN Tlltl HOUSE

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have used them for a long ‘time sind

Moved baby ofthe _foverlvhiiv and,

mail iit 25 cents ipbox from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, (lnt.

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tie, of Kokomo, wus killed and thir-

Mlanedian Press.) "3

TORONTO, _May 16-Hi! Royal G _ . an Y GI Highness the Duke of Connaught. eoidand went to the residence of with the Duchess and"Prluces| Petri-_ Sir Wm. Mackenzie. _

onto this morning and were met, at' Governor General ateleven-thirty, re-

Baby'e'0wn Tablets are as good as, 1912 t° E C 'md Mrs I-199089 B 9011

a doctor in the house. They never 0°“3"“t“l“U°““

fall to relieve the little one from( -

stomach and bowel~tro\iblea, to ex- pel wornis, make teething easy and?

promote healthful sleep. Concerning* W

_t)hc_in Mrs. J. II-I£uTuiYj;er, _ Glepclériti ist Church Parsonage, Charlottetown, -e n., sys: “- wa rpco ni_n 5 Q, d i _ " Babys dw" 'raiiieui wmv ii-iiillris. I,l$;': “-\"_' “Y “W” "“' M°y1m"1"12'l

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find them without lin uquzil. They rc-‘ me Lnrotm Wood nf Southport __

restlessness while cutting teeth 'and h[,hie_ Gharlottetown' on May 13

have made her one of the tnositjlleal-_ 1911 by RB~v_ T_ w_ Murphy M A' t

thy babies there ls. 1 always keep oy gt paul-5 Chm.¢h_ Kuthriha Ilan; them in the house and consitler them ford 01|,,e,._ .daughter of Francis and andbowslg el as good ns it doctor." The Tablets M,-s_ Duval sr__ Chm.l0M_et0Wn_ t0‘ ‘

are sdld by medicine dealers or by (JDM-Hand HOpkins_

seriously, -late ycster ay. wien s 13 crowded Indian Union traction car

collided with a Wabash Valley car outside of here. .

Hon. R. I... Borden interviewed the .

mainlng an hour. _

__ BORN

'2§’...i’.Tf.’§"..i”<.'3i.'.i_f.°"“‘..“£.."i."'T' 'if ‘JUST TRY A Q

un uni' noi or cisciurrg

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Inaurea you for month

lick Head ch , B11 ' °g“l”'t t ......n..§‘ .5 ,, B,;°“;ggg;_g»~~

PUC &lid6-'lust gu¢e__th°

Oathartfc Pills, Castor Ollg sn".

. Bative waters which nierel or wr

LEPAGE-At North Ruatico, May 12

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hite of Charlottetown to Miss An-

passazway through ri., ,, y '°’°° “

d 0W°lH. but

_ non us: thoroughly cleanse, mah”

Him.-wooo-at un. rim merited-< §,§~"“ Y-"‘°°" “"“““S9-dlvmlimrrr

_._.0l'K8l\B, Alld IIAVB DQ.q(iԤnt _wh L:

ver upon. the liver and Brbmach “

KW” Y “r inside Ofsaue pure

Rev. J. Heaney, Ray Thomas .fresh wi ~l Cascarets whi h tygllrl

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0U8hlY Qeanse the stomach ,-0 or

lie unaigoirea e U ’ '“°"°

|__I_vER__H0I,KINS At the bridvs food d _ ____ . 0 r and feriuentlng

an o , ¢

bile from the lit/gzsgnrllmgaxlye ,,e,x,_tc°::L_

_he system all the decomposed wsm

matter and poisons in tho intestln

A Cascaret tonight will

'W1 Efelit by morning. 'fllllelykewgl-T

_ while you sleep--never gripe gl k

. DIED and cost only 10 cents a box flu:

~~f--~--~-~--~~~-~~-~---- -- your druzizlst. Millions or mm and

ognn, formerly of Gcorgetowii, ng-' l

LOGAN-In Charlottetown, ivniy len. “'°“‘°” take a oiiscrrei new and

I h - ' zhcn and never have Head h , H _

Kokomo, ivniy ii--Howard nent-‘E‘z“""t' ‘”"" °‘ "‘° '“t" D H o "° ° "

usnees, coated tongu Intl ,t

9. ig ation,

74 y0m.B_ Elour Stomach or Constipated bow.

c-late Richard Waye, _ th

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ty-four persons were injured, several ;vAYE_In Charlottetown M cis. Cascarets belong in every house

d ‘ iiiiz, mme J. weye, rniugiirer 'wld' "”“‘"°“ 1"” '°V° t° teh

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;:_r__d,h_1ss fgtiiniiyiggr s_u;i__pic_iJ<;n ntflfkcliialglni E-grrying twenty workmen was pass-

ries of a child coming from an in mpty freight cnr on 3 Grand"l`runk tr ailway siding early in the morn- ng, two constables who investigated

old, huddled in a corner of the car, E /ith no clothing on him except . a hirt and ii light pair of overalls

fra: ."::;r; ':‘..‘;°.£‘_ “.:zr.'.;~..“‘°.2.‘.i“° :ss COMES FROM Ntll/A

nd would have died shortly had he ot been rescued. .

LONDON, May 15-Al: the resump-

_ _ _ _ g over a trestle at the_ $1,000,000 Velght “Hr t0 die- Heafmg the faint irrigation dnm at Bnssaiiq this morn-

g the trestle broke precipitating sin to the ground forty feet below. H. Smith, a carpenter, was killed

_ oiind the boy, shivering from the and J' R' Constantine and M' F"

the

den were fatally hurt.

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The \¥8Dtain said that she did not

look like a passenger steamer, to which Grove replied: "lt is slr, but he has put out ber lights." The Cap- tain then said that the only passen- rer steamer in the vicinity was the Titanic.

Grove testlfiarl thnt. he also told the econd otilcer, Herbert Stone, who be- loved hi-m. that the vessel was s pas- senger steamer and that she had shut on ner lights ae 11.401 Ar uw time his impression was that the lights 'iad been put out as iii generally done about that time nt night. After re- 'lertlon he concluded that the lights dad been shut oll by the steamer changing her course. Whe he Wag

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At this season many people suffer from.'iri‘any‘d'l§,6rders

that demand the aid .and uaittance of a valiiable blbed and

nerve tonic. The gliyalcal and nervous system works under difficulties diringi e winter. Much heat and fur producing food are required, and stimulants are need, with tl.c result that when warm weather comes the effects will beseen in pale cheeks, belle. pimpin and skin eruptions, general weakness, if rlebillty_ lack of ambition and other disorders that are traced -

_ B ._ directly tolmpure blood.

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and satisfaction are assured if you purchaae knives,forks, 'spoons . andfserving piece; ‘bearing the trade mark

brand in known as

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“Then it’s mixed with juice

of fresh mint leaves, 'the leaves we used to chew ui

garden or country ”

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“The flavor lasts because' that’s l characteristic of mint.

Teeth are brightened by the friction and mint leaf juice.”

“The appetite you develop-

your helpeddigestion and

purified breath-are from_ .

these mint leaves.”

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“Chew all you want. It’s

refreshing and good for you.”

‘ Made In Canada

in r suits. 'It'a merit has been proved in acorn gf honeierful CI ITMIIJ bfoueht about. Ge: a box an start on the right road £0 hllml f°dlY- I b0X 5oc, 3 box¢s_'|i.|5'.and 6 boxea tor"

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Wm. Wrllley Jr. Co., Ltd. 'I loud Stroot. Torofitlhlbf-

61” I

_ _ _It is for _relieving tblesedisorderslthllt Mi\c‘slBlood Food has been prepared. It is i1ature's own remedy, lirifies the blood'

makes it stronger, l li, ed d llf - I l il) i ' ’ on the _shortest anfl Eurelit :slid to liegaliliig an P nu the pmmt

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'llac’s Blood Food is very easy to take add lil bl eff cient . ' ’ 0 n

Buy it by the Box ‘

of any dealer. It costa len

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