m; Honour tie Llaetnaat mnmﬂ WE w|uAtHFnoI

rm mu CALL

lrgiiégtt Elli 5 géggrﬁig E k all; E E

rig 235. ls? E z ii

r ‘£31555 "iii" s ogre: mﬁiﬁgﬂhﬁﬁﬁg, til ti; 5;} ti: 551.52% sit. l; Elli; l; i: lilllllﬁlli to 5 igi F iii

g!E§?é§i‘§§'i§ zliiiléiéi f1 1-§i”§:il§

is; lls’ i?

girigligisiigggi

ﬁﬁl§‘iH

ill: ilk i !,gl§g_gji i? a

1 dload new‘

a LEE: qigg

s... gr .2; it i; s‘ .2 Eggigg _§§§ :z;§; El§§E§§’ r§t.Ee€g§§1s“§ E

e 5E5 ll; ?E§

5355! §§f’E s*§§%8 r“?§l ‘ 5§§siE§él§§l§§ K

E3

E

gi 5§?§§§%§E?r

5 ‘hi? gioéli ﬁrst nhhd tin? g

"it; n: _ e its??? E§§:8§$ 3.21s!

F:

i l l ll

l=nl #i he Baeﬂi

II

lgils

sliilziil

i? £555; 155':

. fl Eg liigilzlgisl Er hi?‘ ~53 i“ 8 }§ﬁh£%ﬁ_! §ii=i§§§li§§“““l 555?»? . mg r é a $5555 59.25555 E525?

E... rig

‘F2

United Btatqhewasioratimeae-

toroithe" ‘ ' World

New York, with Rev. JJL Gillie, .B.P., aseditor.

1)efra1uiﬁqg Governments

MINSTRELS

(Continued from Pale l)

I

ihonr '§sl§“§g‘§l5 .li.li?§.2

l1. My llacﬂillivray. "It ain‘t no iault o‘ mine" lulu . J. A Trainer contains!

L i Q s

i2

E

El Ea.“ a

W Si

53* t? i

§§ g2

E =5

eiieotive and touching

"E32 Shit rjgig iii z;i§ 8;? i E

§ .

2g;

g:

:5.

E”

. Jill? %P?iiF‘ at g.

r5 c; 5 g:§§§<5? § .l%?§Eg§§§ iiil-Eilr E s§§ l

asaetepdanoeristoowellknown t ‘hinr

oi

the step dance by little Dennis Dow- who initial bow tn

"stir risers; 3E! g ﬁlth“ g5?!

all ilgggg giggggi

rll§?i!_E§t;§3?

-.. Q ii ‘- F a

_' mentioned a clerrvmn v

usr MEETNB orsummsu

Reports of Commit- tees Received. l

=2

E 8 t '2 E 5 z

oiilcars for the civic election appointed as follows Welt Returning Oiiieer, McDonald; poll clerk. Wllirod Gal- lant: door keeper, Fidele Gallant. Central Ward, returning oiiioer, L. A- lloore: roll clerk. Jamel Morri-

liard Arthur; door keeper, Earl Me- Donald. Reports oi the dliierent commit es were received and pas-

Ah extended report read by en-

I

'husine-waa committee's hands by the olerﬂ‘ ‘mentheoommitteehsdnomoreto

do wl h it." Conn. Holman: ."l.‘his ls the ilrst intimation we have had since the “‘ discontinued"

was correct. He said all the bills but those submitted by me clclil" man, whom he named. had been certiiied to at every meeting of the

' rinance committee.

expenditure over 1300 had to be sanctioned by‘ the iull Council. and [this was the reason why the hills ‘of the clergyman refemd to by ‘Ooun. l-Ienneesey had not been by m; finance committee. I Them was some iurther discus-

I dist-Multan. HQ hom he m4 , "v interviewed.

Ooun. ‘Prainor said he bad called

g ,. and had "

s4 in strahhtening out some oi the Ooun. lteardon

S. §

Coun. Henneasey denied that this c

said the 1111905"

l! " 3% 2": 5

i .9

‘B06813!

l

2 ..

@5525

5%? ii re? 5

E iéiiili

_ mayor, Judge W. B. Stewart, have

' conditions as the councillors except

E?» %§ 5

c ss§r= 3 3 F sgiaiiaéi = nw¥§¥§%‘§§§ zgigrrzelii; Eli??? El?- niéiirell 222E

W. Kelly

W. unallwood . Keppoch Farm . l. Bovyer

J. J. Driscoll . W. Hutch

view} McWilliama lwOod BYX . . .

W. Gurney d:

G. ds G. Milk Co. .

W. Wheatley . .. .. Louis Roper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Health Pasteuriled Milk C0. . Albert Cudmorc

A. Mdlae a Boos ..

George Munn

John Walsh

Eastcn Bros.

Alex Agnew

T. A. Brothers ..

l. Cullen ..... ..

Sidney Inman .

Pure Milk Co. ..

James Walker

John T‘ ' ..

John Aylward .

‘lorne Kelly A. R. McKay . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 4.0

Oliiiord Moore. alight sediment,

‘is... Bros, slight sediment, u.

' oideerpevJdooreJoQueenﬂt.

tomorrow" cwicggurisr

Tomorrowthe eleotoraoithecity willcasttheirballchinthebtennial oivleelection iormayoraudcoun-

Contest ior oouncillorships will take

didatel are to be elected iron that Ward.

In. wards one, Two and Three there are two candidates running, with one to he elected in eachsuee. They are:

Ward One-Andrew Aaiennsasey

IAIN

In Ward Five there are seven con- iIi-antl with three to be elected. no“ running are: Arthur H. Mac- Dcugall, Benjamin Rogers. In, P. W. ‘rumor. Geo!" Wheat-M. hank Currie. it. L. DI! and James I.‘- Blanchard.

Thereis necootest ior Wain

oommilioners. . -

star. Hugh P. Connors and Ci. Dud- ley Wright, being elected by acclam- atlon .

This yoar a newpractice is in- augurated in the use oi voters’ lists- Todate there an 1032 qualiﬁed vot- ere enrolled.

Each candidate is required to makeadepedtoifiitydolleraon nomination day and if he fails to receive one-third as many votes u m‘ . .

‘ the ‘ “ is forfeited. Only twc candidates, Ocun. 8am- uel Kennedy, F‘ oi the Fin- ance Committee. and the P191191"-

appeared in the Mayoralty contest. These are subject to the same

\._-_.

that their‘ “iaone do

liars. Nllowing is a list of the polling booths ior Wednesday's election. ‘

last. at or mar the dwel-

Great George

' 2 Walt, at or near the shop s! . Moore, D9 Queen Bt. Ward 2 last, st the dwelling house

Ward 8 in the Market House Building.

Ward 4 West at the City Building.

Ward 4 Central. at or near Her- bert Kiriﬂ. being No. 182 on the south side at Kent Street.

Ward 4 East. at or near the shop oi Seymour Mclnnis, No. 177 Wey- mouth Street.

Ward ii West. at the Huestis Ber- vlce Station place o! business, cer- ner or Queen and liustnn Streets.

Wlfd B West Central. at the Hub lei-vice Station, on the West side oi

Great George Street.

Word b hst Central. at the Red Indian Service Station, corner Fitz- roy and Great George Street. Ward 5 East, at or near the dwel- ling of Mark Pound. No. 261 Euston Street.

lng liquor-Arrests, l: Convictions, l. $300 and costs or 3 months im- prisonment.

Vagroncy -— Arrests, 2; tlons, 2. Totals-arrests. l8; Convictions.

Convic -

l6.

In addition to these arrests there were six prosecutions under the Prohibition Act for Unlawful posses- sion of intoxicating liquor, resulting in five convictions and one dismis- sal; two convictions under the Cus- toms Act ior harbouring smuggled rum; one ior keeping ungraded eggs ior sale. One case oi Disorderly Conduct and two oi Common As- sault were dismissed. In the Juven- ile Court n family oi six children were made wards oi the Chlldrcns‘ Aid Society.

During January the Pbrce collec- ted forty samples oi milk (ram ll- censod vendors and delivered some to City Analyst ior Test.

‘The amounts collected in fines and costs during January are u fol- lows:

Fines imposed under the Prohibi- tion and Customs Acts—None. Miscellaneous Fines and Costs — $10.50.

Other duties performed by the hrce during the month of‘ January are as follows:

Prisoners escorted to Queen's County Jsll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Prisoners escorted from Jail to Police Court for trial . . . . . . .. Ecol-ted to hlconwood Summonam served . . . . . . ......

served Ticket-oi-Leave reported Dwelling houses released from Quarantine Vicious doga dutroﬁd IIIALTI DEPT. IIPOIT I beg in submit herewith the mmthly report oi the

' d Health for the City 0K Char-

‘ repwt: ' ienta troated, males I1. females. I:

lottetown ior anuary lﬂt Cheat examinations 1e. Oormnunbable Diseases revortad

‘Cases quarantined. released i. Lnhoratwy examinations:

Pat-

_ : Isles ismalaa 0; total l. ‘natal number

l: dtreatanents given during the small.

Great Georye Street, being No. 207 I

‘ For several hours (they u

IRA SPECTOR

The brilliant rz-yeemii”

Boy-Pianist who will pin] two Recitals in Heart: Me

orisl Hall, Thursday, F ' 15th. The Afternoon Pericl- msnce for scholars oi the

srfW

a

CITY SCHOOLS ONLY 1 3.15 p. m. Tickets 1s mite;

The Evening Periormand

for the Public. Adult tick s 50 cents. Student tickets; "‘

cents. Tickets may be talned from members oi Mt. Allison Alumni tion and at the door.

is: the». s. WJC: trxisi

.'_'.rl

129 KILLED

~_.= “If!

904'

(Continued irom Page 1)

~22 t.

Minor SLir-mhhna

m...» or ' developer I. scattered points throughout thef city. Socialists upled sevettlf municipal bulldinp. l‘

Here and there police and imam} were tired on irom windows. took whatever shelter they co and returned the lire. _..,

Tourists hastily cleared an the city, boarding trains at ever station they wuld reach. f.

The worst iishting oi’ the was seen at Lin: and Gran.

In the former city, troop; artillery to blast the Socialists or a stronghold on the batik! the Danube.

The Socialist fighters have driven there irom their quarters in time city after police tried to Search the building they had defied the aut with hsnd grenades. The police - v plied to the bombs with rrmchine Kilns. Sixteen men fell dead in tb‘ iLrst exchange of fire. 1f

Socialist, troops raided the poly] station in retaliation. They cap- tured at least one machine 3Q and much ammunition there. they retreated-fighting step stcp~to the shipyards and the wharves at the edge of the city.

There they took up a despot-ah

l stand. They raked the waterfront

with muzhine gun and riﬂe ill!- ended the situation. -

But the troops had better weap- ons. They wheeled howltwrs ma; position and forced the defiant 803' ciallsts from their stronghold. Prom l5 to 25 were reported killed.

Bloody Battle

The inmost-equally bloody bottlt st Graz resulted when Socialists attempted to storm tho police bar- racks there. Police held them odf, mowing down the attackers with machine gun ilro and bombs.

The

night.

The armed force, bm lomacy.

Thc loaders u!" i210 (lvmocrntic wing 0i tho Dollfu.» Christian i ctal party mnizht made frantic ei- ioris to rcstorc procr- hoinre it is £00 latc.

Rntrcnnivnt struck wltlllh 1i also tried dlp._

vwf-J g

1

ClSllBlllPS ln Vienna occur?“ red in the law afternoon and at;

.<~.

Lcd by llS (fhrislnm Social Bur-l

gomastrr, 1hr‘ m: j: r't_\' nf Baden. srnt n tl"ll‘gil".vil to Chancellor Dolliusu nskinz him in rcmove

Vice-Chancellor Enid Pry, one of

the leaders oi the Hrrimwrhr. ca - lng l-‘vy rosponsihlv- inr lhc ouz- break of uolcnrv. Hold Prisoner I‘ ' The Burgomasinr of Vienna. Kaﬂl‘ Soltz. was. being held pnstmrr in the City Hall. The govcrnmcni tonight, with most of the tolephmxic communi-

cations gone. Lasucd a warning bpia

wireless to parents not to permit their children schools tomorrow 2

Charlottetown) blrihs, 30. deaths n" UIBTHBBCS

u‘

m trv to attend”

v. . a

Rcspcctfullv submitted. -., B. C. KEIPINCP“ Chief Health OiilcBV,“

SANITARY OFFICERS llPOlirw

Phr the month JlEG JanuarF 31st. -

Restaurants inspected 6; privlea impacted 3; stables inspected

ma:

manure boxes inspected 5; Biaujﬂi; ter houses inspect ‘. 4; Pipettes il- ,

- spoofed, s; Lavatories inspected. I:

N streets. Ii; houses quarantine l.

removed from the

released from,»

I inspected the dump manned“

by the Hyliﬂle service Quinn; on January 25th and found it in rood condition.