”"'f‘»“"i5'§.{5'a »\. < , -- i.

5’ ;;e.

E _:.1 t

.a

ZA, :5

si. ~

1_1 _ iii "`

“_

A

"2

‘

gf'

1

Q PAGES. Zi ' X Ile surc Wu ‘ X ~

\.~ .._

_gg *

\'<¢<

`; 'z

V f ..., _

;_!`.

_

V _

-_.»

in ~ .5

<-_<

_g-_¢`_v,_

rS;'=:-";- .:`_;_g,

3 - 1: '5 *J

_,Ti Y; . \-*se*

ip

vi

_{. ,,<

ff# "

.-`t,_ _ ati’ s ».`l.»_“ 'ep _. -.isa

c __ iii

_§;'f`»`i

_ -=¢_- ég 2

_. f- _ r.

»__,_»;4

_-`~' 1‘i’i_

,1_~_._ __ »

»l_ _{. .

i. = 75.'

_ .__ L_ L- ~ ,t

`~§.‘7':` '4 . ' ~ i:

fs;

_ __..r»-

-i.

"-‘, _.T5- x \_

2 7

1

». .._;-_

3. -__

’-<

;¢.

za. 'wc Q ii,

Si .. QL .~.

_ 5 . ’i`.f-»

_._~

1; al. "

'F

.; 'Q'

ef

.___

is

_ iei_’_~:.-F

s-1.3¢* _~~ .*__ _

er.-is

.;_ ~

,.4 x. __ ~

. fi- _‘.- 1;.. _,L

.,-_

_ »_t_r.»~i‘¢"=

3 .,=.

'i-wg

Q ..

ri »

I

y..

f ee? ;`

_.-».§==

;-iff. .. _

-fa 2' _."' "

_-.4-_ _ -

_ _ £5- -

*

s.

..- ,_.

-

55. ~ '. __i;.,. 1’

i

as-~ iii",

*L

f

.5 .- .~

\

A

_.ua _

._

.iii _

5

~.

Y

~v

2

\

.5 _

J

_ S" ~‘ __ _Vi I1 .-

-»__; 3%. S

_.N r \`-. .._

_ ' .

1

W. $5.

_

, _ -“ti

> 1 » V ' _ ' ' ~ ` ~` ,.‘~\~ ss- _.; r .ga _-__- >'..1&_.*v`_~_-1,., _:I -_fig »1,,¢,_‘_;;_`.4»,_W.___.f.

1 L- t ._~;_ {i__2_._____"..q..,i`_\__,_ j ._ _ _ p ,_ ' Q ` L

I-

\

1.

, . e o o o

i-»I°°2°°Z°°2°~!‘°»“~°'~“~“~"~

~§»

etua

_ . ~_z\.-_ _

.era

\

"j - .,; get U10 3

'“ '

- - °»~:~.‘°~I~Z°°!°*!°°3'°3°°3°°3’

A ei: Vw. ' `;" "` ` " " L ' WIT; __I _ ___ _

; A I W 1 'V ` I ' _ "_`Y_ A _*YALL* ” » '!§<.

ESTABLISHED 1891. CHAR.LO'I_TETOWN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. FRIDAY. APRIL

¢_;.,-T'-TIT" ' ' ""”_ _-

26.1901. y lfniclzrwo cENrs__,_ '

THE LEGISLATURE I

fonoying are the closing rates:

Hay. W"°“t’ 723; Com' 48; oats' 14575 N D S A ADJ OURNED

rggyfwglggt, 73; Corn, 45:1; Oats. -- `

New Your manners

Closing prices Amlgamated Copper Ame;-ican Sugar 3 American Tobacco Atchison Coml110l1 Bmoglyn Transit

inittou

-Ingisviiie Nashville

Ianbattan

New York Central Nara, pmitlc Common Rock Island

pri

12

---4---

95-it . 190i

HIS HONOR ASSENTS I0 TWO BILLS.

I05§ 128

.iii

iss; _ _

st. mi 16°# Caucus Held in the Evening to Decide that House Should Unwi States Steel Com. 47 _ used sat.. stair.-in. 942 Adjourn until lllay 7th=Bill Respectlngthe Destruc-

- I

, '.1 . 1 ,

1;§§§ Interest of the Province. _ _

81 ‘

A fm Premier States that Adjournment is Made in

tion of Woods. Forests

D...

irminisd by nccuis. Rrkert & 0°- oail¢¢1~) Imam ww Avril We Canada Pacific

loaneal St. Ry.

Tomato St. R!- zst. John St. Ry.

anim sr. Ry- EK Di' Twin Ci!! St. RY- -

loltloai Gas Royal laotric

RepnhllcNiniIl8 Pm' '10 North Star do

Dominion Iroa and Steel

“ Pref.

War P11810

sl we

745

88% 22 ao 'lo as ss zo

-_-o--

THERE ARE OTHERS but only one Kendrick‘s Liniment, the 2l'€8t¢Sl'» modern household remedy. For all Pains m‘dngn¢3L&S\v,~Iliu,.;' Q85 KBl1f`ll`lCk'S.

| I ' i

_Health

Leather

Cover the body with paint

which closes the pores and you will die. r The foot is one of the nut-

uralontlets of the sewerage of the body. Therefore your footwear should be made of natural leather which is por- ous and ventilates the feet.

The manufacturers of they

INVICTUS SHOE use thel natural leather which gives' you cool and comfortable feet in hot weather.

the price

Ladies $ Gents $3.

1:: se' :cl cgi’

.i-'rt

»

WFP

242i 245

relating to Summary Trespassea to

' _

_ 5

and Other Property by , Fires

Tniinsnnr, April 25th.

House met at 11.30.

Upon motion of Hon. Mr. Farquhareon

the House resolved itself into a committee

1175 of the whole » with lr. licW¥ms» in 90

the chair-totaka into consideration'-_-a

Hon.Mr. _ Peters introduced in Bill

intitled An Act to Amend an Act to Consolidate and Amend the Sev`H`°al Acts

repeat certain acts therein mentioned. The bill was read a first time and set down for second reading tomorrow.

Upon motion of Hon. Mr. Farquharson

""`s

_ o _

Sole Afients.

Public Roads Act 1901

. Evnmuoisnssion. I

. rn 'th 'tf it' -tres. -

Si,” Aw Amt amend the Charlottetown 0 H5? §l._ £53.53 $8: il; sr,;:.e“whethe,. The discussion of the bill to prevent the Hggagler gin-don asked whether an it was parliamentaryto refer to a discus- D°9U`°°ti°” °f W°°di Forests and °t'h°"

order ind [men given for the F¢n.y wha; sion pursued in connection with another P1`°P°“*-7 by Fires was °°“tl”“°d by

at C,,_,.dimm_ He was wid than passenger-S bill. Residents throughout the country gifs;-nR°V%‘:;eaR08r were saga-ing very _gl-ea; incgnvenienge, are constantly indread of forest fires and d id th t é md d 'nl _ Hon Mr Cummiskey submitted there- come” e a ac es nn m S .pox t oi th 'Engineer “huh is as follows _ table and stationary, should be provided

por e , ' - : -

with spark arresters. A clause in accor-

Eisersnims naroivr canuiont FERRY g ‘ ° dance was passed. It was also claimed

WEAR,-_ fl that Charlottetown and Summerside This wharf has been badly damafred by ’ should be exempt as the Legislature had

last fall’sstorm. There are 350 feet. be-` . A 53;: Exim fizagggeaiggmrifgztguggi tween the wings and approach carried , ~ _

away below water line and now covered p §:’g';‘;'alr?p‘;:e':;E'Zgcgngsphwgzlczaz with ice. Could not ascertain what they - C _ _ - _ _

. . . _ __ . _ - _ - exempted. The paying of one halfof that

foundation if any is left is like. 3-30 feet of mm to the complahmnt ww condemned

the shore and of approach much w recked gl _ I _ i

th from

. . xi ' ` ._ ~

but the fnunmtion-appei'\‘fs`good_t_o_ build ._ struck wt on. The out-endiwings iii-e/wreclred to I I I' Mr’ Speaker

. t ` 'T Mio itidliitt l th

- “nd Place tokeepa wharf as- In is 8° their customers the celebrated Wills’ _sggcmiiirterests the ‘Governments 8 much exposed to the open sea `and\-English Pms_ These in th Q - _

_ _ _ P S are °_”‘°.-.T-'“ thawed min este @\llih9B3§ _S_31¢9' __ if- ,__. _ f'fffamQiH'ip Great BrL®&1,{"l.lid hH&8He W5_ Jam an 8

Held isur¥¥'§' mia supposed site 'for a

Bill toamend tht Act ol Inca-goratibn or i Charlottetown 1'oung Mén’s ‘Christian Association. The bill was reported _fagreed to. ‘

_ _ 1

(__.

be built on pile wokr. At out end of pile work we found 12 ft of water with from 12 to 14 feet of mud. There is a direct Lroadvleading tonite and no right of way to °be__J|_o'\|`ght. ._ The wharf would be built bar :which is seldom covered

'fwlthi Slater, which would be a protection to _ the new structure.-I am -f - "the opinion that the new struetlim be

repairs to the old one will cost. At `the` _now site there will be deeper water; built a"well #cleared place where it will be jllkely to s§n`d.' »

_ Respectfully submitted by.

H. C. Mcl\;1LLAN,

Government Engineer.

March 9th 1901

th Bm d A h_b_ _ h 1 ' Mr. Smith said he thought it was very ° .‘° “'f”°“. “” .°" 1"” ‘ ‘mg ‘ °' Upon motion ofnir. Memodihe House necessarvthatameasure shwldbeonthe

3;i;’f '°t°x":'“n3`Sedl"l“°r Wa” mm “I resolved itself committee with Mr. Whear statute books which willyrevent careless-

t ,i,he';;i;;_ dzlafveréd a message from lin thechairto take into conslderatinn a UGSS- H9 Gited 8 $895 in his °W¥1d1°°¢lif»¥ _ ' » _ ' h t d ll n h » ‘ ven HIS H0301' We Li¢\1l5- G°'¢m0l' SUWDZ T: 3f°;;°m?,f€mp?0r£:§; bvaiisewezgdexsoyegall‘i;\hsrbiigali!t.hes§are- that all the laws passed by Legislature was reported lessness ofa b°y_ He thought the B,” z';;h;;e;;§:§§;9£3pW1e1re “zlilgryelilzégg Upon motion of Hon. Mr. Rogers the 00uld be amended and made G Swat

e ° ' - - - dvata f th teti rthewood- -~» -f 3,:“;i,;i:°liz: ir:‘§..:;;‘;.°‘;:°':.;;‘;i..if r...;‘.f‘it.‘;I...t.‘;;f ° ° » tegmruzgfidenw in the ""'y' to take into consideration a bill toprevent H011- MF- F3l`¢l\\hU~`90U flllimed' tht-

ouse recess. _ ' ' `

the-destruction of wood, forest and other

A1-"rEnNooN ‘ snssiox, .. property by tires. _ -H0U»' MP- M¢D0l\B1d_ §h9\\§hi 559 7P1'°°_

House met at4. . ._ .. __ - “rf Whe@"_ Sam His Honor the`LTeut1'G'overncr`gageihis scarcely censistentiu »sdvp°<=et-me %`h6‘Pre'~ - _ - _ - - _ assent to the following Bills: ` VFUUQU 05 f°1'°9.t “'95 ‘md at 97° "ine Han” t°°k reuse'

time o§iccting to means forthe prevention

that extent that they are worthless. _- ggulggegxgaft

Themisno demh °f Waufab 'mt ends °t More than three thousand druglrists in in the Iomumm _

G90_ A_ Slgtgrs’ “ang E!treme1en8th8o0feet. This is .- - . __ ~ ‘ ~ ~-

stamped on every pair 1 with

‘ ’~ _ . p _pflfp

Canada are at present guaranteeing to

T' A ' wird' "rf at the' end' din-'t`maidi'Ileadib|z;: tisiactioniimii ‘very ¢a'§é¥§'¥°%M House

gdfom Georgetown -main road ,t9::-.ri~ver-

critical public. #If co&tIirU'tlon is making you miserable

Iid°. kU0W“ is M°"`i’°n’5 *hom* ami and despondent, just make trial of one- ygu v abovtl mile West °f .1-he °l<1-*lm* _ 'Tiwi box sfwills’ English Pius, sein every- Mefneanu _Yezemins w°i»m` Syrup-serv.. length of the new wharf would be 4o0 ft, tw ' - _ - . ._- t \ - -

_ here_at Zqcents. If you rew v¢_;._ sunt, and~iéll"ectual at all time-s. At

as fe1l°$)l!l$! °l1l!?°“¢!'l;°9°f°‘i$"'if§tm_?|;,ar€g Thefvneiis-%`Ri%.ard§Tt‘gf`mnabi¢ sexism- no not be deceived end °f ,f“°'_l "°§'¥b§ K,'*h‘3“-- _ V n@=.§ Moii;;r¢a1,¢-pvi1i.;'if|jinS=.¢btain the reliable McLean vegetable 0DlR°°‘flf-h“f‘§I°° Mi _ _j »,“d)°°° e' illsifoirnyaiddress on noceiptfbf Diff f Worm Syru

. _ if __ P- ` -

From tl/latent.; d;;kcQ9§60 feet 5. ._ ~ __-: .Q __ fi. _

;_ _ _f ii? if si ‘t ‘=.’»-i M. r " 'I ' ° 4

_ , j - ' if ` I Wanted-»-Aboytolearn the tailoring.

Applywn’ A_Bmce_ 23M.

s ' ° _

e "' 3

_ iigiismii ti. |;`.§§"s

_,. », :_ s. 1

Swee

1

»

stock. _ _'Ibis will be a notable display

.-,W __ ._ ell worth your attendance. the First Prizg for ears at _ -.._ ._- _ _ ' _ _ » --é 1'

_ 7 _

Halifax wi Charlottetown# 7 An bad can row those -beautiful

._ ._l_..-,.7 8 'g I t gf, 1; a ilgwers, and they bloom from July .est’;udCino.StAup` . S re -

t e ity cor ia invitu -

emi. . ¢_s¢s.i__‘? _ _

. ‘ _-.1~_~;:£Y";d 5uy:ed‘§f:nh,_°m_ they-hon is exten led, to lyou-Q

celebrated Sweet Pea seedmen. Cane’ . . L .

` _ 'negiiggnsieaeweeiepuppew-ins

fb`u'ilt”for much less il`n`oney` than-` ’the""" ' `

_ Don’t inrss Paton & C_o’s ;

i I big show to-night. gli. ` '

_ OO _ Stanley Bros. grand open-'

Dyer 45 choice Va.rieties,MQveni1;g from 7.30 to 9.30. V

_&'

a measure to prevent it is necessary.

is not wise or`judicious to overload our statute books. He considered that 'the old measure now on the statute books was more stringent.

passed in the reign of George III only

present measure is to prevent neglect.

Hon. Mr. McLeod thought the need at

the present time -was _not nearly _ao great asin days gone by. He did notbelleve in lumbering up the statute books with laws. The criminal code he considered covered all that was necessary. Such places as Dunk River and summer resorts should be exempt.

Mr. Simpson said the section which he

represented was careful and there was no necessity for the passing of such a stringent measure. Mr. Peters said it was dilllcuit to define

the provisions of the bill.

Mr. Whear thought the day for such

legislation was past. He was not aware ofany great damage from forest fires. ' Mr. Palmer said that there had been a great deal of complaint and if the meas- ure wlll aid in the saving of the woodi lands of the Province it should -be passed. _ _ - _ Mr. Bruce laid that the old _law was

hard to enforce. _ He thought that whether the ilre was started from aclgar or from any reason the offender should come under the law. -

Mr. McWilliams said it was negligence that the Bill regulates. He thought the

Bill was-to

, I!

' Uaptain Beidlfiiftfithat wine Bn1'aiseoi~iett~‘ iliefe is nausea ar, change in the months. ` p Hon. McLeod said the farmers weref

capable of taking care of their own wood lands._ The people have been careful in the past and such being the case there is no need for a further measure.

Hon. Mr. Gordon thought it is most

desirable that the woods of the country shall be preserved. Atlhe same time it t

Mr. Rogers contended that the act

Provisi0lla.of Bill were very necessary; I - ‘

TANNER’S

iii

applied to the wilful setting of fires. The ‘

D

¢

1_1

trlanders and other diseases to

‘lists were --entirely excluded, his advancing _the hour~ot service two- hours. Many Natlonalists assembled too late,

for slnillar frauds gets two years and his

comrades probably longer to;-_|ns.

the measure was necessary. *~` "

en read a

had

We must have a settlement ’

of our accounts rendered 30th; March Your rom t atten I'

Co? Thi. Korg? Still

ing display takes place this

the provinces, artistically ar-

ranged in' the lightest, bright-

New-, White -Marlin

`¥AD FLOODINOHIO VALLEY.

E- i _ - -2 ‘ ‘

_ -_ P P '_ 1

tion will Obli 8 Woek

Crxvnnaun, April

-america inane o worse fiwday and-incalcuiriblle

beinlrilome-~` - _f if '

' ¥ A ' Great Victory. ` ‘ Bassas! Rrvim, Ni B. Mar.-Few cases

of illnesaa d renee” pm interest in ltlihis communilwie agxcihugttgg

kld‘ troubl 0fbM.Co el

Ml;-?yCrottie’§

athomea di th h ita d th p _ '- '_ -H that btlieyntpblgplligelyozgavill 53|; mfgcx Sr. Joim, April, M-[& case yon o _ _ ipoblseguent mstoigefiogvgy _?:g":,'s°H§ B°rmm`l° wh_° ‘

d Kid Pill til. .°.i°:;‘i.l‘§°..i “"°°‘°~

on with kidneyTmuble. Ladb bldg in

Ezra . Nowl am at my work every

,r p v ._ I _

_ _L _ gg ci .'~ _-Je* - 3'

FUNERAL s

__ _ ..

Mani Nauiiinusis iiieil in neil _riewgi - Too Late ~‘ 'E

‘I _ _ _ _ _

i '_ 4‘ "_,'q'_¢',j-;.,__ I" _ " y iii 5'

l ' ` ' ' I '

AfR0f1tiUS_\=0fR MK

_ o I

_.__ ». <“':_--‘_- #_

32 f' ; . 4; 4 .iz-

_ i' ’~ *' "' `

‘Fiona in onto, vaueyg- U. s nijiusu _ Officers Punished forlllls- . f Pour Years _

lapproprlatlon. t

_ ___ _ ' _;§si_i;irc9e'i-3

Airaraocions noun rnicir. "< ‘li

_ Lennon. Avril 21-<specw.>-rss ne-.l ?’°§"_'*if*P=* can agsnt`in_New ofieansilq ai»»v¢»n,"'v0=l_\'ml¢ue

,tl'iatBoeren_iissarles employed al cattle- men injected' a horse _fog Af:-tea wit.hiF5,0.P7 '

reiénniL_erns.-risirn. - -

-qiiretliiiitei-rea the 'Nanaim-

visinng the grave ma assessed wmfns- “!*\?¥.5° HW' *°l’°=*\'*‘°*_*~°* thereon. - ' 1°'-(ki*d5 md

mimi, Aprii za.-<spe¢ai.>-Lt. w. _.L_ Patterson, formerly a Philadelphia law- i i It illllsv $555 l_'l\¢!f

yer, willbe tried* by court martial for.

mlsappropr`ilitio'n‘of artillery funds. ' _ p 'f 'ii ' "

The oommimry ssnuntncnn wssum, I A.,..¢.m_

. _.. ._ ‘._ . “i

F68 HISAPPBOPRIATION OF FUNDS. I ‘ ' I .

@r:_, _ _ _ _

Vuntllayearheliee. __

cottage has been sentenced to

:xp attack, for which‘tlie_doctoé-s bag little nnrrrsn oomnasxa ror.rnoa.' I I ' 0D¢ _O my l`6UOYery» _WBS 0 f,‘§,°,'§1';,,,,,,,,"°“f‘,,"’2II f.,§‘;,f,f‘,f.f,';‘§”§;,l:§,‘:l°,§§,‘§?’_ cartisiiss broken winters tml I 'the doctors. A friend _tedDodd{ tion onthe railway question

pliiinef Pills. From the Et box Ilm- hgvealaige support lu,.formlng

Liberal _ -e f' ri-»»»

I V _ _

~ \ w '

North British and Mercantile I

°_fG-B E

Union' Assurance 'Society of `~- ‘I ri-

' Phoenix Assurance Co- of London-

' 'Risks -taken on Dwellings, Churches,

I Facto|ies,_S_t0l"er, Stock and aimoat-Upverydoro ' V' _p

-'_ 'Agentill

- minima

Maritime 'Insurance Gof of. Liverpool-. v, A

Hun., cages. an ri-signs imma _ ” _

_ A8500- -_

panies-in existence.

,I il 0

- Policies tree iqued on al approved plan! Of

Insurance for protection _and I|\'_¢lfl_llIt. r '

_ _ Have you mn our Semi Endowment r°li¢yl 3*' and estimates furnished at any time. _ '

i LIFE

_Standard Life Assurance Co. oflldin-burgh

' Scotland. '

This Companyvasesllabliahed in 1825and hal Anetl. of

$46._000.000. and il one of the oldest and strongest of Life Cim-

I _ _ V Ansari; ,mi ~ 'A _D =~