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CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1906 {,,,§¢?f¢"§p’}'-§'v%°¢m

PROVINCIAL

LEGISLATURE MEETS

A Splendid Opening oi the Local House-Many People in Attendance-The Lieutenant Governor s Speech-Routine Business

Attended to and

i‘he1’iovlneial Legislature assembled

yi-steriluy afternoon according to usual

At three o clock, the guns bcomcd from Louis of Battenberg

li»it1<Idv\urd, and the Lieutenant Gov

House Ad|ourned

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THE LAST TRIBUTE TO THE VICTIMS NUMBER

VEPIIERAILE ARCHBISHOP TWELVE HUNDRED

His Body Having Lain in Stale, Viewed By Thousands, Will be interred Impressive Funeral Services Over Dead French

Today -Rev Dr Morrison oi Charlottetown Will Preach The Ser Mmerg-_Altarg Er¢¢t¢d Under Open Sky- mon- Religious Orders, Clergy Governor, Judges, Membcrs Many Town; M0u|-ning their Dead of Parliament, Legislature and Mayor oi City Will Attend |1um1|-¢d$ Cannot be Identified

We were also honoured by the presence HAI-IFAX March 13 -(Specia1)- The

‘Nom as the Second Cruiser Squadron, under bod

I .

e command of Rear~Admiral Prince Bum, "J sh Muys gathedml

YofArchbiiihop OBrien is lying in

I fiikrct that by death we have lost a

Large numbers of Deople this morning

tiiioi, cscoited by o Guard oi' Honor Minister of Marine, the Hon Raymond t’°°k°i“ti°°k “i” the fimiiiiiil' 0105 Of I-|16

‘i‘"“" I‘°"i th” 4'-ii R°Zi'-“emi RDYRI Prefontainc, who onlyashort time before dead Prelate.

cin.nii.iii Artillery, iirrivcd nt the Iloiise. i

lin-ic was a icry keen wind blouing enpnqgy, and ,, ho |mp,.es5ed an “ho ,gmt

anti tinituas accountable for the fact of | lla- hand instruments being frozcn |

ind lieen here to visit us in his ofli ial

iiin wltii the ardent and intelligent iiterest he was taking in his Department,

The funeral takes place tomorrow morn , 8 Rev Dr. Morrison of Charlottetown will

iiili0fU\"~‘ i-i"` "“5°°i““i)' Diityilli-,I Of the and particulail in re ard to Prince Pl`°i1°i\ ii1°50l'l110D

\ntionni Anthem as Ills Honor entered

tin Cliaiuberhad tobe dispensed with \

l’hi-Legislative Chamber presented an that the good uork commenced by hhn

.iiiiaclive scene Many ladies occupied will be continued by his suceesse the

...mon the floor of the house rind the I

i.\ii\‘iY “tis 0l°V*‘i¢‘i Till- Siwilkefs pleasure of having with us as a memhei i|i.iii and the seats ofthe members were of the Tariff Commiggmn

pioliiscly decorated with plants and cut

ii"“ W5' death of His Grace Archbishop 0 Brien,

iii~i llonor accompanied by his aides to A snip, entercd a little after .i o'clock, and n

i iiuiig the ciialr read the following _ intem-Ny, and |,D,,om},|e ,md ,,pr,ght

SPEECH 0

\iIi. "»[’LAKLF- AND (il DTI FMEN OF THE 0

I l t ISIIATIVL A581 lTliL\ 0

i in-iirtiiy welcome you on rc assembling S

ini tliepeiiortnance of your Legislative U iliitics, and I linve niueh pleasute in Hi iniigiiitiiiiitliig you and the Province

,Him Lim gene,-|,1 pmgpentyy “hgh FcdeinlDcpsrtnicnt of Agriculture has

||,,0ugh Divine 1>mvid¢m,e_ img r,,evn§}¢,| rendered valuable assistance to our Local Lake of the woods Milling Cc are com iiwugiientiiic niimc dating the pass Dsvfwtinenrln pwvidinrlnstructors and , '

year Lecturers. The courses of iectuies by P

.Y ll dward Island andthe problem of our intei Service We feel sure, however,

Firemen have draped the interior ofthe

Society

past seven ociook Mass in the moming and will be reopened at nine o clock

10 oclock sharp

Seatsarereserved at the head of the

centre aisle for religious orders, chic

churohinpurpie and blaok,while thealtar moumers, Chief Justice and Judges of puns, March 1_3 _(qp¢cm)_H,,ndNd. was draped by the ladies of the Altar the Supreme and County Courts, Lieut. of funerals are occuring today at the

of the Legislative Council, Speakers and Members of the House of Assembly,

Pentiacniuigh Mast. wiii commence at Mayor and corporation of the city of """' `" """

Hallfax,Mayorann members of corpcr ation town of Dartmouth, Warden sud

‘members of County Council

I‘

Ion Mr Brodeur, who we had' the L

This Province has also to mourn the

nairive of this Island, wiio had risen to nigh position through his great ability

haraeter I am pleased to state that the condition four farmers, on which the prosperity four Province so largely depends, is teadily improving I‘he boubtiful crops flast season have inagreat measure ado up for the shortage of 1004 Ialso note viith pleasure that the

iiuring the recess we were honored and BXPHIS. ill “Live Stvtk J\ldSillR Hilti °f

pleased by a visit from His Excellency, tint new Govetnor General, Earl Grey, ii \\|io, :luring his short stay, had nppnrtunty of visiting the Macdonald V

nd must prove to be of great value. B Measures will be laid before you pro no iding for the consolidation of our

IKI III WIIUUS

IIIIIIIIIII [Ill

Will Absorb Kewatin Co and

Become the Largest Mill in the World

MnN'rnEAL, March 13 -(Special)-The

eting arrangements for the absorption the Keewatin Co , which will give it

Seed Selection viere much apprecia ed, the largest door mills in the world, with

capacity of seven thousand barrels of ur daily

Uciisolidatcrl ‘Schooliitllillsborouglnwhich SN\i2\\t€S» Wilicil Since 1350 illlve I'€D1iliD€d lic formally opened, and with which unconsolidated. and are. iw they How in- expressed himself highiy gretiaeri. Stand most mislendina and nnsatls

actory

lie \\ as also delighted with the prosperous f .ind roinfortable condition of the farm hcusesiind buildings seen ny him during V iil~i drive V Tlic iden of the consolidation of our

ttiieoiweciiiste hiivetakenasireng heifi Increase of bnbsliliec and the proper on the ininds of many of our people. and dibifI‘ii1l1ti°1l Ui' U10 Fiuiwfy Awllrfi iltll/if l iccl iissuicti that if properly cnrrlcll out H05 Yell iiilifil iiiiiliil' i1l`l'BUil€d. but. I feei LD it uiil he ci';:reiit advantage to oursystein Simi limb H1050 iH1D0l“tl\Di mill-i~€l`S Will t ti tducaticn shortly be brought to a satisfactory th

\\'c nero visited during recess by the t0Ul\i¥\l1li0¥\ ha

liiiiispoitation Commission and also by

iiie Tatiii Coniniisslon, froin both f 0\1l'l.‘rl0Bi»V&l\10-i’i0 il1Sil0\"¢ i'i5i\0l"i¢S. Mid W nlnch visits, especially the liitter, wo tho DUILIVH-i1i0Il Of 0\ll' UYSWF H835 Bild iinst ninth henetit nili accrue to this \1odB“ilibHS“iJU\itl0<i¢0YOU se

I miincc

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It .impii-, effective ami nfs messy for sit ii..-.uc , nm :tions is iouad in

¢"'°5°|°“° A“"°°P'i° T°‘»bl°i5 i“'ei’"“d Wm' due “Rnd io economy the work of clever amateurs reproduced

will be laid before you, and the estimates go

Measures will also be submitted pro iding fcraproper system of obtaining ital statistics for this Province Iregtet that the question of the

Measures for the better protection f ed

l‘he Public Accounts for the past year th

fthe Income and Expenditure for the

SIIIIIIJIIIIN EIIZEIII

New YORK, March 1? -Admiral Prince uis, of Battcnburg doesnt have

depend upon newspapers for

o news The officers of his fleet ve invented, developed elaborat and published a handsome journal

hich they call The Second Cruiser

Squadron Gazette. Its motto is nulii

cundus, which not only exemplides e spirit of the Gazette, but is a pretty odpun on its title Mayor Evans, R

t iii be submitted Ifeei

s°r° Thr°“ *nd c°"5h° Egddxd yiszigdt “you will find that the gl

Lstiniatcs of Expenditure have been le

L I onboard the flagship Drake, is e editor of the Gazette, and Lieutenant

M Stokes is associate editor The

Tiirywmtnnetheget-nneidalvaiueofCresolenewiu. and the requirements of the public by

u.. .writing pmpnae. at .iippery sim ...at iimnee, " toe. Au nt-.mance 8

lllen s and

S case the iudge stated the charge had not 33°] safe early fmy yen,-5 in “EL and

been proved th

e demand immensely greater cvei\v dayi

ilnslde the Bar of the Ilouse and sworn

iiisi oriarua , $

iii iii " iiitv Ani; U

asked for appointment cf a Committee

on agriculture, to examine witnesses, eto-

when the public accounts would be

One of the many ad b

vantages over some

crvlce or Inow invckefor your lahours the of

After the Speaker had resumed the

“IIS BB

tter press is line and theillustrations nie

mimeograph which gives the effect \Vhistler etchings. The current issue the Gazette is given over chiefly to the

biesqiing iifgiifnc Pr‘;‘Yidt;“°‘:l:n me gg” gay doings at Halifav, where the fleet convc on in youre or w rcsu n t

great henetlt to our Province and people

crtained recently

PAIN ABOUT THE HIPS

chair he gave notice of the rcccipt ofa report from the Supreme Court regarding the °°m'°V"i'ed election °f Hb"J H penetrates to the seat of the alaimmelll cannniskcv Also n wiwrt rcsardinz ateiy Nerviline warms an soothes the the controverted election in the 4th a e Electoral District of Queens Co in which “iid Pai” "um" the paidem “"5” “ner

It is a common complaint with women.

The right treatment is l\ervillne, which

iI`

ctcd parts, draws out the irritation

erubbn Nolinimcnt so economical

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D;;‘;II:ci|i1iltledGttI>“|IosEItSicnsalsc doorl?i;;elrswIxerid

to reply to speech, examining accounts.

Hon Mr Cumnilskey was then brought N61'

Leslie MeNutt was appointed Sessional

iessengers. The usual motions were made in regard

rioting reports and journals, etc. Mr. Reid, Commissioner of Agriculture

The Leader of the Opposition enquired

rouglit down. Premier Peters re- lied that the accounts would be

makes is the firm in- sole the Slater has

»s<,..,

which helps to keep he mm-9 promptlyprotluced this year than

them from being lumpy e and unpleasant under

ffl-

the foot. ‘

See our Buniou Shoe for stout feet. »

Eiroduced as qykiy as possible; thiit the matter would not be before the House ‘ until the reply to the speech has been attended to, but that the accounts would

ver before. House adjourned till tomorrow at 3 p.

saiiyrnition `

villne must be Hood

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SHORT OF FODDER.

enkutd Uncle Rube: The Opposition will be on

-A1, pipwg-even in dupe ll thi i . . .

n °h°;:n°,f,°;,'m°]:;w»,B,,:,i?|°n kg = _ V , 5 5 t _ = _,_ 3 trouble is prev_en::d. it never fails

GOFF BROS., nitsnooirsniieiiiiliic T .;..,.,. ,,. .., Gs...

llncio . ~ . .I _ g

, ‘ ' -' i‘ tha fbr‘em tochaw. _:_ _ , ;i"T_.£’. ` I Y", , , J

S010 Ag¢I1tS. _ wh n on .t -, . ' "" '. . ` " % ‘Q Ik

, tiliinrd’| Llniment tum Bums. etc.

ini ii siiiii iiiiin iii iniip

Ni-.w Yonx. March ll-One oi the

work a picture of the Golden Gate, titled th ‘G rdens ofl the Gods, presented him by friends in San Francisco after he and Mrs. Moody had held a revival in that city, was cut outof the frame by burglars wiio entered M Sankey's home in Brooklyn Monday, The robbery was reported today

Socrudely was the work done that in allpiobabiiity the picture is destroyed Two other oil paintings were destroyed the same way and the burglars stole enough silverware and brloabrac to make u total loss not far from $1 000

It was Mr. Sankeys request that the

police did not make news of the burglary public as he feared that it would cause his many friends to norry Hopeiessly blind and bedriden, he was greatly relieved when .told that the robbers had not inyured anyone of the household

Mr Snnkey is attended bya grnduat nurse vsho did not retire until d oclock Monday morning, so that it was after that hour that the burglars entered the house.

lilnard's Llntment lie\ievesTsiira|;ia-

iiiiiiiis isniti

IIIIIM_IIIII]WlIINIi

Tonorrro, March 12 -Ned Hanlon, the

worlds renowned osrsman, had a very narrow escape from death recently He and a friend named Robertson were crossing Toronto Bay on the ice fioni Center Island to the foot of York street, when they struck asoft spot and went through They bay was praeticallv deserted at the tinio and they were halt a mile from shore The rotten ice broke continually ns they struggled to get out, out the champion carsuien at last reached firm ice and saved himself and his friend

Not long afterwards Eddie Durnan, who

was crossing the bay in an ice boat about a quarter ofa mils from this spot, also broke through He was extricted with difficulty

A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protradlng Piles. Drugglsts are authorised t

refund money,i if (EAZO IdNTME 'l`

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s o cure o a

12 l.'idmwf0iu.

CHICAGO MARKETS

Cmcaoo. March 13 - (Special)-

Corn, Dec , 41), Corn, May, 41-li Wheat “ Wheat

Pork May, $15 72 Pork, Jan.. 815 i'i7

THE WONDERS OF THE BODY

Its mechanism. like delicate machinery

by even a slight cause is so deranged as to besracticaliy useless. Aiieadac e_ ia, no tri ing matter because the stninagg, kidneys and liver are sure to lie effect . To cure the cause of headaches and pre- vent new attacks, use Forraaone; it aids the stomach by supplying nourishing blood. vitaiises. the nerves and brain instantly. Ferrozone braces-gives lone

~,»-elevates-your spiriis. No such hnlth zringsiknown. iftiy cents per box if fty c ocoiate coats tablets at all dea - Sh. ' -

II B IISISIIIIIHI

IJISIIISS IIISI

niementos of IraD Saukeys evangelical To a Montreal Svndlcate of a t

the New Brunswick Cen tral Railwav

Fnsnaaiciow, March 13 -(Special)-The

Legisture today discussed a resolution favoring the perpetual lease of the New Brunswick Central Railway to a Montreal sindicate

The Opposiun in a body arc against the

proposition and as it is nota party mea sure and the attorney general is strongly

opposed to it, the decision of the house will undoubtedly demand continued pro- vincial operation of the road, atleast u -itil it is seen If the Grand Trunk Paciilc wants

PIIISBIIIIIIINS

Tonoivro, March 12 -The deficit of

ceipts, reported ix week ago, has been al- most entirely mnde up When it was realized that time vias short and needs great, money seemed to pour in from ev ery quarter. Now it is learned that the various missionary, educational and ben evolent funds have been such as, with one exception, necessary to meet the es timated requirements The aged and in flrm minister are iioiv out of debt The estimates were considerably in excess of lastyear, being $398,500 The last pub lished statement showed a deficit of 8l0o7'<in The foreign mission fund is out of debt though the year begun with a deficit of $20 001)

CLARK S LUNCH TONGUE

you want something extra good and appetislng

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IIEHIIIII EIIIIS

WIIH IIPHIIIII

Miii~‘.>im,Mass.,March12-A mysterious

illness with which eighteen young women living in the same boarding house and working in the same factory in Medway Village, were attacked recently, was diagnosed detlnitcly today as typhoid fever. The sickness developed about two weeks ago, and was at first attributed to teinaine poisoning, and later to grip An nvestigation this afternoon by Dr. Mc~ Grath of the Stdte Board of Health , resulted in the announcement that the

trouble was typhoid fever. Oncof the` girls is dead, another is in ii crltlcalcoir dition at the iiospitdl and seven others aro considered dangerously sick. A num~ tier of the girls have been sent to their homes in Maine. An autopsy will be held tomorrow on the body of the dead girl. The cduse ofthe sudden outbreak of the disease has not been ascertained.

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Gnvernplfsnd 5¢,|m'_ clergyman 0| “her towns surroundingCourrieres where the

The cathefirsivitiibs ciosed after init denominations, president and members ’“i“° ‘“”"°‘°°“ S"°“"’“Y "’”“i°°d ‘“""°

loss of over a thousand lives.

A rough altar was erected in the open t

air and funeral services nero conducted over sixty bodies

A similar ceremony occurred at lllcr

court over the unidentified dead

The Company's latest fluuies shows iierc were l2i& victims of the explosion.

INIIRIIIIIIINIIL

Minister Makes Best Shwoing

$2000

St Peters Bay breakwuter on the cast

side of entrance to harbor. Sli IUU

Sourisi, Knights Point, strcngtlicninz of

breakwater, $3 500

South River, Murray I~Iaiboi, repairs to

pier. $1,000

Summerside Harbor hreak\\ iitci, 8.10 000 Tignish addition to southern break

viator, $2,000

in Historv of the Road-

Savs It has Alwavs

Orrawa, March 13-(Special)-lion Mr.

Wooil Islands extension of ietty pro

tecting southern breakviater, *<| 1..

Railway accommodation ut Cliiiilottc

own, $150 000

New machinery 810 000

Rolling stock, $25 000. Dredge for Prince Edward Isltintl

tender-tasty and xesdy to serve when gnu” f°" P'i“°° Edward Isiimd

Emmerson today submitted the annual Intercoloniai statement presenting the best case for the peoples road that has ever been matic in parliament.,

Ile madcit clear that the road has done

more for the country than critics ate willing to adnilt that it would not be placed under commission and that it would be inode to pay under present management He went into thc usual deficits fully

showing causes and proposed remedies.

plus, he_maliitai ted but it had gone directly into the pcople's pockets in the form of chesp rates which had especially profitted upper Canadians.

He dwelt on maritime rights under

outcry

The enormous expenses for railway and

renee were also quoted and proveti that the Maritime Provinces had not got their share of the money spent in developing transpsrtation.

Describing recent reforms the minister

states that the past six months showed a financial betterment of over fcur iiiiiid

red thousand compared with last year.

The whole year would show that

accounts at least balance

In conclusion he declared that the

Government had no intention of sailing

but would continue it under public opera tion on a business basis. The estimates contain the following

saints pubic building, sto ooo Higgins shore pier works, construction

and repairs, $1 000

Mimluigash harbor, extension of south

ern breakwater, $2 500

Point Pi lin Island wharf $n,000 Repairs to pier and breakwatei, $1000

Rustitc Harbor lireakwater on Robinson

island, south side entrance to harbor, $7 500

Rustico Harbor repairs to brcaltuatei

on the north side of entrance, dredging

The Croun

It's n terrible thing, isn ¢

it ? Somehow, that awful

Confederation aggreement as to maintain mud upon mimsww to “wc P ll ance at Gm emmem’ mad and asked “ hi' salaries lic asked clerks and litlinii i u the canal deficits had not aroused a siniiiai Work for 3,; 31),, “ cgi( ,md n|)i,i.,|.it-ii the

$12 000

I LISI IIIIIIII

IN ZIIIN llll

Cmchoo, March 1-Pictiiiini: ti.

gloomy iinancialsituatlon and iecoirnil

The road had always really had a sur ingacrisis oversecr Voliva called upon

the residents of Lion City fot oicr _"Hilti Weave the coinniunity fioni ilu- iiionry lenders and thus rctiicu- thi- piisint. pressure and put the intiu'~tiir-~ on payingbasls As 'security lic pio.ni~ul thepeople first nioitgagt on iii: inc actory anti thc pilnting liiiiis-\. li

followers of‘Mr. Dcnic for \\t.iiin,; Jewelery and gaudy clothing

Accept pay lust eneugi fo living

$105,735in the Presbyterian Cliutch ra steamer subsidies and mr me st L” expenses, was his urgent inquest he

himself declaring heaas \\i|lln11 to liic on2ocentso. week il’ possible thus to

keep soul and body together.

IT HEALS THE LL l\( S

When the antiseptic \aporiu‘ ‘Cai ii i ho zone' is inhaled it spieatis cliimigli tl t- lireuthing organs, carrying htaling .intl health to the sore spots .\nnii'.il»ic throat Catarrhozonc r\\ iii iw' minutes, bronchitis it soothes instantly vieak lungs are fed and quickly nom i~ht il back to health To be free from tolfls ind eotighs,toavoid catarrh and I.ii»nti\iti~ -useCatnrrho1onc, it is pnstiiiitti by

the "md or p|M,|,,,z it under ,, C0,,,m,S,,{0,, :acre than twenty tiioii~nnd pity sn i.in~

n America alone, and used by thc people

of nine nations

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1906 fatter s 1906 SE D CATALOGUE

Now ready Send for e.

copy it tells hon to get

and grow

CARTER S TESTED SEEDS

a coiiinitis a vat

cough, that hard struggle for air, can never be for

amount of valuable infor- mation for F»\R‘\/Il"R'€ and GARDI Nl RS. \\ c

gotten. Be a little fore- hanclcd and prevent it. Keep Vapo-Cresolene in the house, and when the

children take cold let them breaths iii the vapor during the evening. it goes right to the throat, just where the croup lies. All irritation subsides the cough qiiicis down and serious

to cn re whooping-cough. “

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