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I UP FOR TRIAL ATIST. JOHN IS NOW BEING DESTROYED

Charged with $3,000 Embezzlement from the - MeLauehlin Carriage Co.-Goods he is

‘ said to have Handled as their

Representative.

Sr. Joan, March 8.- i.Speeiai.) -Mal-

colm McKinnon was committed for trial today. Council A.J. B. Meliish spoke

about his bali and asked the Magistrate

to accept the prisoners racognlzanoe but eeedings were taken here against him for one magistrate could noi. do ii. without f1i1inv‘° »°°°\\~f-

an order from the higher oourr.

McKinnon when asked if he had any

statement to make said that he gave

bill in exchnn e for goods and felt sure `J~B~M- BKXWY l\DD°Bl”°d f0\‘ U10 M2Li\\1¥ll~

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that he would be able to meet them but failed. If action had not been brought he would have been able to pay them off in March. It in probable that a writ' of habeas eorpus will be applied for.

The following from the St. John Sun is

an account of the first day's trial:

The preliminary examination of Mal-

-oelm McKinnon of 0harlottetown,P. E. I., wal bezim in the St. John vellee court had been resnippoe,1esvin| a not misses

before Magistrate Ritchie Wednesday

afternoon. The defendant was emplnyed

in January, 1908. by the MeLauchiIri Oar- riage Cc, to sell wagons in Charlottetown

and vicinity. He received from the com- Dllly l°ll\°i»hlllR 0*”-:$4.700 W°li»l1 Of an agent. As the company shipped goods,

wagons,`and re-shipped about $865 worth. The balance is still due the company, who allege that they have been unable to obtain any money from the defendant Mc- Kinnon and that they are unable to get

95° W83’°“5» Whl°lJ» With 'N10 GXCGDUUD Of due in April next. Civil proceedings had

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_ l Queens, P. E. I., which was worth $5,000,

_ `and hai besides $2,633 worzh of’ personal

property. Witness has since heard that

‘ the defendant was not worth $7.000. I-Ie

buys 3 pgjf of Men'5 laced visit to d P.dmE. Island, that

' bon the reccr s not snow that

boots Just the ts to Wear be was worth what he said he was.

undef rubbers or Overshoes Witness asked him for money on account

and the are worth half as

of two or three, have been disposed of hy the defendant. A civil action for the amount due the company is pending against the defendant in the supreme court of Prince E iward Island, and pro-

Ths afternoon was taken up with the

examination of witnesses for the prosecu- tion, nfter which an adjournment was made until 10 o'eloek Thursday morning

lin CerrlsgeCo. ;A. J. B. lleliish of Char- lottetown for the defendant.

The ilrst witness examined was Jas. W.

V. Lawlor, manager for the maritime pro- vinces of the McLanchlin Carriage Co. He testified that the defendant was ap~ pointed an agent in Charlottetown by him for the company Jan. 29, 1903. Since his appointment he (Mr. Law- lor) had forwarded him over $i,7C0 worth of goods About $805

due the company of $3,863.30. The de- fendant had failed to account when asked to. Daniel Mott signed the contract on behalf the company in Charlottetown, under which the defendant was appointed

they forwarded drafts for the amounts, which were accepted by the defendant, payable at a bank in Charlottetown. Hu had failed to meet two of the drafts when they came due. A third draft would be

been taken against tha defendant at Charlottetown.

Daniel Mott, u traveller for the Mc-

Lauchlln Carriage Co., was the second witness examined. He said that he signed acontract for his company with the defendant in January 1003. At that time he asked him about his properly qualifications and was informed that he owned 143 acres of land in the county cf

informed the defendant during his last

forthe company. but only received pro-

mnch more.

y misss of a settlement, which was not

And ai $l.25

We are selling a line of

ladies’ dongola kid laced w I boots made on a fashionable

last, good iltters, thick soles.

They are worth more

money but they are yours at A Smart boy [0 gngagc

$r.25 a pair.

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fulfilled. Ie asked him what lie did with the oceeda of the sales he made, the reply to which was that some people

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the vendeee' notes, but roeeived no sat

which his lawyer advised him to pay.

still owed him. Outside of that he gave and discussions interspersed with music noexplanaticn. Witness asked him for bylocai talent passed a more enjoyable

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flaotion. lie saw two wagons (of the company about the defendantfs prem- ises. The Bret day he a_aw the defendant educational aspects and urging that more lbililii N16 moi-i'0l', he promised to pay attention he given to the education '$1.500 by larch. Later on he promised to pay #890, and still later $150. None and other detractions from the true aims of the amounts, were paid. He finally of the exhibition. Mr. Simpson also spoke said that he would only pay amounts at length upon the Amherst Fair and

Last October the defendant told the features of that High School of Agricul-

evening.

Walter Simpson. Esq read a paper on

Exhibitions, dealing with their

of the farmers rather than to side shows

BBVG l V917 lniwreatiud talk on the chief

iii w°lillli“§ii'iiii

Between the Dominion Packing Co and the Farmers by I. W. Cal- beck’s Plan Further Con- sidered by the Farmers’ Institute-

A a meeting of the Farmers' Instltu

the factories in general and gave figure from the annual reports of two of th

this. Why this retrogressioni H

that not sufficient care is exercised amon

lb. cows are eating their heads ofi’ throng

right cow treat her right with

milk prciucing food and she wi

for cleanliness in handling milk. Secur agocd lavor in the manufactured pro- duct nnd satisfaction to the consumer

markets. He also suggested a centra

would be uniformly cured and out o

'local factories. Ile insisted on the con

patrons, and with a few com

butter markets of Great Britain conciud

followed

in dc” The afternoon session was treated to a first used this wonderful remedy."-

iiilllf B"ilS i

W ' muk M al gg I - R ` , but bu inbox ‘and tri; it toniilbt

.Willl PIIPER I

D with the dlp cup in use for taking samp delay Y

les in our factories, and adopting instead and do not allow any -denier io sr-Il you

A I t the milk lube which takes a correct full "scniethingjusi. as good." You will do

DD Y a' sample of all the milk. well to write Pyramid ilrug Co., Marshall,

At the evening session Rev. John J Mich., for their little book on the causes

22?- Y-fi'f"f'~, McDonald occupied the chair. A very and cure of pilrs, which is sent free for

& interesting program consisting of papers lthe asking.

lil iiilill'iNiIiS

l of Lots 27 and 28 was held in St. ldalachi's thu' b¢D°n'9 l-heml¢l"°9-

Hall, Kinkora,on Tuesday, the lst inet. At the afternoon session the President. Chas. Craig, occupied the chair and in- troduced Walter Simpson, Eeq., of Bay View, who read a very interesting and instructive paper on Cooperating Dairy- ing and a few things necessary to its M€th0ds- success. Ile no*-ad the fact that there is a falling off’ in the milk supply furnished to`

lsiand's lending factories in support of'

attributed the shortagelchieily tothe fact il l\lKhi»`S f€D0Sl’» 50 YOU Whit the I-\0\1r Ol

the farmers in breeding up their anws to 181|? Y0\ll` UDIIBDDY IOC C0 be ilwaksned the dairy standard-that too mnny 3000

ine country. A osw yielding souoibeor lwhinir ofthe re<=t\1miD° you then eu-

milk ner annum pays, well. _A_5000 1h, ,deavirto relieve the sensation by scratch- aow pays. but n 300 lb. cow is in debt to' ins E deevérillliy WM the skin becomes her keeper for board. For the dairy

therefore breed dairy cattle not dual H150 the Sl¢9i10f ¢Xl1BUSlil0D7 pm-pg” ¢°wg_ When ygu seam; (,115 If so,ycu do not need to be told that you

good generous supplv of succulent l1iW0Df0l"\blY tried every l'€l1l€dY YOU

give profitable returns, then look out if MY. *md bfi” ¢0fI0lll<iBd there was

ture. It is impossible owing to space to detail this address which was enthuseas- tically received by the large audience many of whom engaged in profitable die- cusalon.

J. W. Callbeck, Augustine Cove was then called upon and detailed his scheme for remedying the disagreements between the farmers and the Dominion Packing Go. (published a few days ago in 'Ihe Guardian.)

A very Interesting discussion followed

taken part in by President Craig, Walter

- Simpson, J.A. Moivar, John O'Ronaghan,

Rev. J. J. Mc-Donald, and others all of whom spoke in favor of the scheme.

A resolution moved by Chas. Craig and

seconded by John (Yltonaghan that the plan suggested be approved of was unani- mously carried.

It is earnestly requested that the other

Farmers Institutes take hold of this matter and give It due consideration in the hope that tho farmers may come to an understanding with the Company and

LIFE IS PRICELESS

But it Can be Obtained by Simple

3 Axe you n hard workerfi Are you over- 5 come with fatigue at the end of each day's

labor, and instead of retiring to hed with

9 ‘a feeling of satisfaction at thc prospect of

g bedtime with dread and shrinking?

every nlght,_just aficr you have dropped nf to sleep, by an intense. uncontrollable

raw and iaoorated. and you dually sink

9 are aflliced with itching piles. You

11 could hear of, with but temporary relief,

nothing left for you but to drag out a miserable existence. As a drowning man

The Destruction ofthe Railway and Communi- cation a Severe Blow to Russians-Jap- anese Divert Attention-Japanese

will result in profitable returns from the

curing station where well made cheese

dangerous contact with the too current fl1”\1R 81018-11115 “S211 ¢1l’0\1i»0i1€ lm" 0|' lic bad odors noticeable about too many

scieniious testing oi' milk as a necessary condition of fair play to

parative statistics showing the position Canada holds in the cheese and

cd a paper of much excellence and worihy of the complimentary remarks oiiered during the interesting discussion that

very interesting talk by Mr Clark of Bay \Ve vouch for the authenticity of this View lately of Cornell University on testimonial, nod as Mr Milhury found rc

grasps at a straw, so should you eagerly devour the words of \V. 0. Mllbury, T0

1 l?earlSt., Reading, Mass.

"I nm pleased to state that I bought cnc

f lifiy cent box of Pyramid Pile Cure at ihe

and it not only cured me of itching piles,

_ hut also cf constipation, a trouble of about

fifteen years standing. I have tried ai- rnost everything without any lasting

. benefit, but I can honestly and truthfully

state that Pyramid Pile Cure has entirely cured me, as I have had no return of that

- terrible itching, which used io keep me

awake by the hour, night after night. If the old trouble should ever return I will know justwhat todo, but I guess it vvon't for it is now six or seven months since I

tes n He su erted doin awa lief and acura, so you may also Do noi.

S- _ -gi ' -I “_”

A Spies to be

THE lAIL\VAY DIBTBOYED. i

Tomo, March 3-(Special).-Aluleizram

received today in odiclal quarters states

that the Trans-Siberian railway between

Harbin and Nikcliokis destroyed for the

distance ofa mile and a quarter.

The telegraph service to Vladivostock

is also interrupted.

noesiys snvnni: snow.

The destruction of the railway and the

communication is considered a severe

blojv to the Russians, cause.

.l APANBAE DIVERT RUSSIAN!-

It is reported that the appearance of a

Japanese Beet bil' Viadivostock recently

wan probably for the purpose of diverting

the Russians from the Japanese 'who

landed at Posslit Bay to destroy the rail-

Wlyr

Revealed.

A JAPLNEEE DUEL.

S1. Pirranelvae, March B-(Special)-

Admlrai Stack teiegraphing trom Port

Arthur on March Ind says that a

Japanese duel took place oil' that place on

February 28th, 29th and March lst.

'YO BETRAY JAi‘ANl£!l1l.

Vi.anivos'rocx, March 2-(Speclal)-

The Police have pincarded the city with

notices calling on the Chinese to betray

any Japanese spies who are masquerad- ing in Chinese clothing.

cmmi is lxuraai..

Pauls, Maich 3-(Special)-Credance

is not given here to the report that China

is on the eve of joining Japan in the

war.

All advices indicate neutrality on the

part of China.

|]iiM|N|ilii Ciiii iIl]MPiiiil MEETING

In Montreal Shows Failing off . in Earnings

N. B. Legislature 0pened-An Out- law Shot-Regulations for Whaieiisheries-Author Dead.

aiszvuai. Mi-:n‘riNr: or orniisirls coax. ro,

ilioivrnzkr., March 3 - (Special)- The

annual meeting of the shareholders ofthe Dominion Coal Company was held here

to-day. The annual statement showed

the Company's net earnings to $l,75il,~ C23 compared with $2,li'i4,il.'>5 in 1002.

nEs0LU'ri<>N anorran.

amounts needed for the :purposes of the

Company. The directorate was elected but the executive deferred on account of of the illness of James Ross.

euuoi-:N oi:a'rri.

lliowrnasa, March 3-(Special)-Alfred

(iarneau, author and chief French trans- later in the Senate, died to-dey. He

died suddenly in bed wlific waiting for his breakfast.

wiiahn i-‘isuxso iu:oUi.a'i'io1~'s.

Orrkwa, March 3-(Special)-The Fisheries Department are arranging new

regulations for whale dshing on the Atlantic Coast, At present the Americans seem to be getting the best of the Canadians.

ournaw .ioxics error.

llioosr: Jaw, March li-(Special)-Oub

lnw Jones tha worst character in the big

Muddy ‘liver .si-riion was shot today by the shcrill' and posse who went after blur.

oi-Exim; ci' i.r.i:isi..\Timn.

l:`rii~;i»i4:ui<:'ro.\', l\I irirh il-Special.)-The iocalisglsiature was opened here today by Governor Snowball. '.i`hi'rc was little lrgislation promised in his speech.

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COli1\`S,\\/'AIITS lli'.\'l()I\`S, CALLICES

llemoved for all tlnin- iv applying Pui- nnui`s Painless Cori. ».i\'l \\' ri. Extractor.

A resolution was adoptod authorizing the directors to borrow from time to time

,_ lr renntnlnri no ncir;~‘ in wr burns Iand cures permanently. i Se only "l’nLnam‘s.

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Spring means that nature

’ renew our Wall P5. er 7

goes up. .

lf only for your financial i

is renewing lierseli. VVl1y not We keep nil Grades. all

.I Y P ~ f prices but the lowest starts. at Ong figure a double roll and

iencht we want to tell you ilmt

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WITHOUT DDUBT WE ISSUE THE

we have just completed opening up over $2000 00 Dollars worth of the iinnclsoniest designs iii WQII Paper, it has been our gooil fortune to secure. just here we wish to remind you that we are Solo Agents for i’. ii. lrslmid fOr Cana.da's Greatest Wesll Paper Factory. (Messrs. Colin McArihur6. Co.. Incorporated) Of

COLLEGE isissi ACCIDENT Pouci

ALSO I i oN ins Miiiiisi

_Pays the largest indemnity, and policy unconditional.

Claims settled promptly.

Policies issued and notice of accident accepted at Char-

lottetown oflice. p

Employers Liability Assurance Corporation,

7-BLACKSTONES Ltd., of London, ling.

FRIDAY HYNDMAN sr co..

Admieeiw 20°- . ` GENERAL AGENTS. '

» Accident, Health and Employers Liability Assurance.

WEBsTER.‘§'..Y.§.§2s...

Montreal.

. cel all former productions.

Room or Kitchen need D 3. It will not cost much

cheerful when you get there.

Carter &

The Designs and Cglorlngg of this year`s goods ex-

Perhaps your Parlor. Dining Room. Hall. Bed-

s an new Wall Paper if you buy your aprt fromns.

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We have fitted up a pleasant and bright Sgnw Room

on Second Floor immediately over mnin store known by everybody as "Santa Claus Headquarters” easy to get at,

Come and see.

Sample Book; are now ready, sent with pleasure at

V your request for your inspection.

Co., Ltd.,

IMPOILTERS OF AKTISTIC WALL PAPER.

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any more than without sugar or flour. His best cus-

cr iomers want it and will go elsewhere if he does not

uNioi\i BLEND TEA

M “mg mms mmolitannv <1e1:='o:ams'1', impose 1§i°3’1if\§l`¢i`$f°k' s~.i»1m.N. B.

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