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Old Man Burned, tc Death.--A_

‘Pathetic Suicide in Vancouver.

I-fTh¢3'_|_|snui`acturere to < A

Skip Georgstriwn. '

nrsnonialf Humax, J une. 8-`.(8lll¢iilll-°Eill\l"

rmsaeresonnomn-ly sink in the sont; .

,Bug of Canada, arrived today froni-_ Boston in charge cf Detective P0'Y°l‘- Be was arrested at Rexford Hotel,

when he was head bellboy of the ated. Richardson stole about eleven hundred"

dollars. l

'run srmxl ar srnmrv.

Srmrlr, June 2-(Special)-The Hilill-

tion of the Steel Works is unchanged.

The moulders are leaving tonight,

,wmplsting the strike of all organized labor hero. '

About seventy-nine union men are at

work.

srtszaunns Lrmc mrs.

Two or three steamers are at the pier

waiting to be discharged and men are being employed as rapidly as possible-

snannn rn ms nous. Dronr. J une 2-(SD°¢ihl)-G°°~R\1d°lPh-

85 years old,livi'ng alone, went into his burning house, presumably to get m°l1¢y' hidden there, and perished.

A rouse orarie surdros.

Vuqgouvmz, .June 2-(Special)--Bessie'

Black, aged 20, suicided. .

She had been _despondent since her

lover died several months ago and repeatedly spent the night on ills grave. ‘ wrm. not cant. ar eloaorrrowuf. Tonoerro, June 2-(Special)-The Cans-

dian Manufacturers’ Association will omit the call at Georgetown from their New-

foundland trip.

WHY SNIFFLE AND SNEEZEi

Don’t suffer any more with at cold in the

head, just cas;-y a Oarannnozous Imran- ns. in your v st pocket, use it now and again and you won't have colds. Oatarrh- oxone knocks out a cold in ten minutes, kill a headache in five minutes, and hard racking coughs in half an hour. Inbale

the pleasant Catsqrrhononc vapor live minutes tour tim daily and it will cure Brouohitis, Lung Trouble, Deafness, Asthma and Oatarrh, in any part oi the system. Gatarrhozone is the most direct, modern and scientific method, and is guaranteed to give satisfaction. Complete two months' treatment coats $1.00 trial size Ziic. Druggists or N. O. Poison §: Co., Kingston, Ont, Haurr.'roN's PILLS Cons Consrrrarlozr.

CANVAS SHOES ANI) A SLIPPERS

U The time is drawing near for Canvas Shoes and w_e. are sure that we can suit

we have a. nice white omvss shoe for women

valuecan be

t. , . » §i)isses’lOanvss Slippers at 85c. _ _ _Childrenfs Canvas Slip- . at c

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A FIRE SHIP. ` alms Rsunsnnn nssurss.

The japanese have replaced these by mines sown by merchant ships in their service. Th” R“59l“°° “Y PM *’~bB'1d°°°5 2'1"

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British Cabinet Do not intend

to Adopt it

Vanderbilt Wins Races at Paris.- Vice President Gayiey of U. S. Steel Claims a Valuable' Patent.

wrm. Nor rnoross corrsonrrrrou. , TANDQN. .Iune2-(Special)-War Beers-i tary Arnold 1 Foster said the Governmen t has no intention of proposing the intro- duction of a system of consoription as recommended by the Royal Commission on the volunteer and militia forces.

Panrs, June 2-(Special)-- W. K. Van-

derbilt‘s horses won the two first prizes in

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New Psrnur arena Pnocsss.

New Yomr, June 2-(Speulal.)-James

Gayley, Vice-President of the Steel Cor- poration hss patented s new process which he believes will reduce greatly the cost of making steel. '

CHICAGO MARKETS.

`Cmoaoo, June 2.- (Special) - May Wheat 815 July Wheat Hit

‘I Oorn 48Y “ Oorn 4% “ Pork $11.37; “ Pork $11.00

BAN K CLERK ARRESTED-

Bosrols, May 31.-Edgar Richardson,

aged 26, a clerk in the Royal Bank of Canada at Sydney, was arrested here to

to be short four thousand dollars.

FIRE AT WOLFVILLE.

\VoLrvn.Ln, N. S., May 31.-The Royal hotel, filled with visitors to Acadia Col- lege closing exercises, caught fire this afternoon, and for s time was in serious danger.

SUFFOCATED IN A WELL.

Tononro, May 31.-Caught some fifteen

feet below the suriace of the ground by the collapse of earth in a well in which he was working, William Reid met death by sutfocation in East Toronto town last night. Reid was between 45 and 50 years of age. _ _

OF PERSONAL INTEREST.

George Irving returned from Montreal

last night on a visit to his home at Vernon River Bridge.

Mrs. J. -K.~ Ries returned "last" 'night

from Truro where she has been the guest of her brother, Rev J. W. Godfrey.

George Matthews, of Freetown, P. E. I.,

is visiting his sister, Mrs. _ Edmund Harvey, High St. -Moncton Transcript.

Inspector McIntyre, St. Eleancrs was a

vmnssnrnrs som-:ns won, ,passenger to New Perth yesterday after- l

noon to attend the funeral of his mother.

'John A. Jury, of Malden, Mass, is in the

Lon ham "ces eltyiu response ton message sent himll

of the serious illness of his brother George G. Jury.

H. H. Hamilton, Seo’y of the Y.M. C. A.

rcturnedlsst night from St. John and Sackville where he was attending the closing exercises.

George J. Rogers will return tonight

from Saranac Lfke, N. Y., where hs nas spent the winter. Hia many friends wil

good health.

A, Mc. N. Shaw, N. B; manager oi ti e

Imperial Life returned to St. John y- s- terday after spending several days in the city. Mr. Shaw isa native of Dc Sable andhas reached prominence in the in- surance business-

MEDICINES YOU CAN TRUST.

There are no family medicines that have

such a drm hold on the confidence of the

p-cple as thosenof Dr. A. W. Chase, the

h i d el book th

herlelightedto see him again in sucll`

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The schoonerElwin A. Grozier is dis-

chargingsalt at A. A. l\IcD.»nald Bros, wharf.

A. A. Clay, representing Thompson,

8: Sutherland is on the Island in the in- terests nf his firm.

The Guardian understands that a move-

ment is on foot among the principal merchants of Georgetown to adopt the early closing system during the summer months.This is a move In the right direction audit is to be hoped it may materialise.

TRADE AND SHIPPING

PORT Of CHARLOTTETOWN.

June, lst, sr: Albert P, Perrior, M.

Mountain; Ileiedes, Mclnnis, Pictou; S. S. City of Ghent. McNev1n, Port Hood.

June 2, old: Pleiades, Mclnnis, Wallace;

S. b. City of Ghent, McNevln, Summer- side. '

` SURPRISE TO DOCTORS.

Most doctors are astonished at the

results obtained hy Dr. Chase’s Olnlment as a cure for eczema, salt rheum and itch- ing skin diseases which are often consi- dercd well nigh incurable. By word of mouth from friend to friend the excepti- onal merits of Dr. Chase‘s Ointment have gradually become known until it is now standard the world over and has a record of cures uuparallelled in the history oi’ medicine. ‘

WANTED T0 M AR RY.

New Yomr, May 31.-Alter trying

three times today to kill a girl who had refused io marry him, James Johnson, a Norwegian boarding house keeper of this oity, was shot in the left thigh in a hsttle with the police and is in now in the prison ward of Bellevue hospital in a serious condition from loss of blood.

Weeks &Cc., are selling more

ramouap y.- c nan rec pt au or. The superior skill as a physician and the

dev as a fusltlve from Justice- He issald integrity nfennnmtsr rnr;.. men Dr. chase .

hats than ever- up'to-date styles,

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RUSSIAN LOSSES

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Russian Losses Ar lun cnoo.

ST. Pmsnsnnno, June 2.-(Special.)-

A semi-ollloial despatch places the

Russian losses at Kin Chou at thirty officers and X10 men.

Chou and Nan Shan were all

rendered useless.

aNcLo-s.UssrAN acannlnnr.

The press and people are generally dis-

cusslnkthelnoreasing probability of an Anglo-Russian alliance.

Public opinion lu England is believed

tc be coming more favorable to an agree- ment.

rsLLs or :Aransas MINES.

The following despatch from Viceroy

Alexieffto the Emperor dated May 31. has been received:

“Rear Admirals \Vit.tsoeft and Gri-

gorovirch report that up to May 28, numerous Japanese mines had been dia-

,covered and exploded in the roadslead of

Port Arthur. The Jar~anese§evidently have replaced the flrcships, which they former- ly used, by mines sown by merchant stesmers ln their service."

A worm FROM xonor-a'rxxN.

The Emperor has received the follow-

They Claim the Captured Guns were Render-

’s Report to the Czar

Tells ofthe Japanese Mines.-Kuro-n -patkin Reports All Quiet.- Angio-Russian Agreement

Being Discussed. ‘

trees. News from Port Arthur can only come from Japanese sources, and the Japanese only make report when some- thing has been accomplished. No further:

mention being made of a Japanese battleship being aground as reported from Russian sources in our deapatches of

yesterday the report may be set down as probably untrue. The report of Russian losses in the Klnchou filghtwere no more than 800 and that all the guns captured by the Japanese were first rendered use-

less may be received with some grains of

salt. Men driven back in utter rout by a bayonetchnrge do not stop to disable their guna]

IN EVERY HOME.

Dapdrfs Kidney Pills fast becoming a Household Necessity,

EcoNoMr Polsr, N. S., May 30th.-

(Speclal).-“l was troubled with Lame Back for twenty-five years, sometimes so severe that I could not turn myself in bed. I accidentally purchased a box of Dodd’s Kidney Pills and took them and the re-, sult ls that my lame back was cured and I had no return of the troubled in nearly ten years."

This is the statement of Geo. S. Mc-

Laughlin of this place. Many other people here have similar experiences.

ingdespatch from General Kuropatkir, dated May 31: l

“Allis quiet in the direction of Feng- I

wangoheng. Siuyen has not been occu-l pled by Jspancse detachments. The'

Japanese were observed retiring from the Sedzykho and Saiitsalputse Valleys

in an easterly direction.

[The little war ncwsin our despatches

this morning come from SL. Petersburg alone. It makes no mention of any serious fighting between Kuropstkin's and Kurcki`s iorcfsand hence we infer`

that the reported battle did not take

plane. .The absence of any news from

Port Arthur is sufficiently accounted for

'l‘hat`s why Dodd's Kidney Pills llnd a place In nearly every home In this part of the country. They cure all Kidney Dis- eaees fi om Bnckache to Bright's Disease.

OLOEST WOMAN DOCTOR DEAD.

New YORK, May 1i1.~Dr. Anna E.

Parker, 74 years old, who is said to have been the first woman admitted to medi_ cal practice ln New York, died yesterday at her home here. Three weeks ago, when in perfect health, devoting herself to the care ol' a number of charity pati- ents, she prophesied her fatal illness and arranged with a undertaker to care for her body.

Bicyclists and all athletics depend on

BENTLETS Llnimsnt to keep the

by the fact that Sr. Petersburg has no‘

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