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EMMIGRANT ARE __ _.Mount vE§UVlus A0-AEN

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Large,” Number at ti. .i

OMING IN

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chn on Saturday-M951.

ly `En,glish-_-Went rnrough to Homes in

Middle and Western

Getmans and llalians Also

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Canada- Russians

Sr. Jens, Allin-li' 8 -(Special)-`Tiiree thousand more i`ln`mig\-ants arrived here

today and ycstenlpy, and have gone through to their new homes in the middle and western parte of Canada. _

Fourteen hundred. all English arrived

‘ea the rake complain.

4 There were over three hundred English

on the Tunisian today and twelve hundred

ion i.hc Montreal from Antwerp, mostly

,Russlans, Germans and Italians.

nnuni or a

A PNPNEAEIUN

0'r'rAwa, April 7-The population of

Canada saya Sir Frederick Borden has undoubtedly increased very rapidly dur- ing thelast four or live years. bo much so that there can be no doubt but that the next census, lilll, will show a population of eight millions, while some are so aangnlne as tobeileve that it will reach the _ten~mi_ilion mark. Whatever it may prove to be, there can be no dobut that the rapid growth of Canaria isa settled fact, and that in the very near futurcits population will be double, or treble, of what it is now.

JAPANESE ,

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Subscriptions received at Guardian,

oliice, and diify forwarded' to Japan:-~ syiapmiy for ure brave time Jap. . e soo Business . . . _ 5.00 Anonymous.. .. _ 1.00 Accountant. _ . _ _ . . _ .. l.00 B.E.J . . . _ _ 2.00 Judge hltzgerald. _ _ _ _ _ 5.00 M. W. . . . . 1.00 H. D. McEwen, Moroll. _ _ _ . . _ . . EJXJ John McMlllan........ 1-00 Miss Sarah McPhee. _ . _ _ _ .. 2.00 ltogera Farquharson. . _ _ .. _ 5.00 Dr. Blanchard..... _ 5.00 M.J.Fltzgerald_... 2.00 R. A. MoPhaii, New Haven. _ . _ ...__ 1.1.0 Afrlend . . . . . . . . . . 2-00 Rev. E. Blackford, Georgetown.. _ __ 1.00 Henry Farquharscn, Southport. _ _ _ _ 2.00 John D. Goss, Summarside..... 5.00 AFriend,QueenlOo..._............ 1.00 Mrs. Cahli, St. Avards. ...__ 5.00 Mrs.E. 8.00 MissL.J. Roberaon......_.._..__..Z.. .1.00

cough eolla naannaooa. and other thrall ailmentfara qiaiakii relieved by ,Gramians rahleanmeeaienorbm. Alldrnnilb-

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Clearance of Shoes, 107 Pairs Ladies* and Gents’ Invictus Shoes

Price $3.59 and $4.00. _ 'ihe new price list for _ , these now is $4.00 and i

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We now close them

out at 33.0° and $3»5°

~ being. 9. saving of. a'

dollar a pair on ther new' price list. No

~ trouble to show tlienl-

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EEANS ENN SAlElY

NE NS. SlIHllllNEll

The W. E.& McQ Tuck of Bridgewater, Nova Scotia, Reported Dismasled»

BOSTON' April B-(Special)-The

schooner W. E. and McQ Tuck which left this port for Bridgewater, N. S. March 0 has been sighted dlsmasted and watsrlcgged near Cape Sable, no sign of life and'lt is feared crcw are lost,

HNNSNN HAY _ SENSN HNNAAS

Tcn0.\"ro, April 7.-The sudden boom

in l{uoson’s Buy shares in London is due mom than anything to the tremendous amount of money realized at the com- pany's fur sales in London. that are now over.

Reports from the London stock market

says that Jefferson Levy and some of his friends were nctivc buyers of the stock around £80, and since then thc price has crossed £02. , Mr. Levy was out with the prediction

.that the fur sales would yield the com- pany £000,000. Asa matter of fact, the 'amount was in the vicinity of £380,000.

A London paper says: “Monday's fur sales did magnificently

for the 1-ludson's Bay Company. In fact before nightfull the 'total of thc sales is stated to have been brought up to no

less than £3ii0.000.

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Rheumatic Pains Believed-

Tbe quick relief from rheumatic pains

afforrled by Ohamberlnin's Pain Balm has surprised and delighted thousands bf sufferers. It makes rest and sleep possible. A arent ninny have been permanently cured of rhcumatism by tho use of this linlmcnt. For sale by all drugglsts.

Navmrs, April 7.-(Special)-Mount

Vesuvius is again in the midst of o terrific

eruption. A

The volcano discharges torrents of fide

and lava, and terrific bombardments of

huge molten stones are hurled from the crater.

The town of Doscatrezas on the south-

ern declivity is overwhelmed.

Many scattered communities arc wiped

out and other towns are threatened.

A pall of sulphurous smoke makes

breathing difficult and the whole region is panic strlksn; and the people are fleeing in thousands from the towns that are in the

greatest danger. 'Special teams are carrying inhabitants away from dangerous places.

Two thousand acres of cultivated land

are already ruined by the lava which sweeps on resistlessly.

Great fear is caused in the more remote

districts by earthquake shocks which are

BREAKS INTO ERUPTIDN

And a Stream of Molton Lava is_ Causing Terrible Destruction-Huge

Masses of Stone liurled Forih.Frcm The Crater-People Fleelng in Terror-Special Trains Help Carry Them to Safety-

E Earthquake Shocks Felt At Naples.

felt nearly as far as Naples.

These src growing stronger as time

passes.

New craters on the mountain side are

opening continually; but Signor Mattencol,

the director of the Vesuvius observatory

still clings tn his perilous post.

With him is an American- engineer

named Plerret. _

Suocor and and comfort is being sent to

the impoverished population.

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some important particulars. ~

physical fitness and of finances. - An amendment deals with morals, and

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NEW AMENDMENT

IMMIGRANT LAW

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Effective Measure Proposéd to Exclude Undesi- rable Immigrants-Arratngement With ihe United States Authorities?-The Railways

Companies ‘Must Pay

_ Orrawa, April 8-(Special)-By the provides for the deportation of criminals terms or me ani renounced by the ""1 v°K“e'»= "h° rem' Clwll ffm

Minister of Interior, the standard of

Europe or the United States. The agreement has been made with the

admission for immigrants is raised in‘ American tmmmmuoh luthormw by

which auch may be deported, ii! appre-

The present law only takes notice of handed within a”year.

The steamshlpa and railways must bear

the expenses of deportation.

llHE SAN, SEHINE . IN WINNIPE

S

Settled as a Result of Efforts of Ministerial Convention.

' WINNIP1-:o. April 8-(Special)-Th-2

steert railway strike came toan end on Saturday afternoon as a result of the compromise arranged by the ministe-

The Company agrees to the demanded

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S'l‘.PE'rsnsnrJuo, April 7.-The result

of the first scrui.iny'of the votes cast for memhersin the capital yesterday gives the Progressionlst parties nearly 75 per cent of the electoral college, which will choose the St. Petersburg members ofthe NaticnulAssembly on April Zi. The result of the election is regarded as a triumph for the Constitutional Democrats. The canidntes gf the leagues that are supporting the autocracy were all defeated and the Octobrists polled the lowest votes among those elected. It was remarked that neither Premier

“api” me". 3“my °E vl°le“°e durinlz Petersburg, hnt elsewhere, Conservative

' “l _ . _ , ' ' . advance in wages vihile the men foregv Witte nor Sccretaay oi! the Inteaior l ' ' ' "'f""~’1~~//”/f D wa ,_//,rl /3 ‘ 4 . /I » 5'//.__/f/~? V rr-cognition of the nnlnn under promise of \ri_l'“0\'0"'° il I M I 1 f - _/ / _ _

.,____-./// f . . 1 ’ no discrimination against union men he v° Mn" e “ge C es was n ° ¢.’- ___ 1 most all cases similar to that in St.. Cf” / - e

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ENE PHUSPENIEY

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Dvnr.rN, April T.-The prosperity of

PEACE IN THE SOUDAN. ' Lreiand, said Lord Londonderry. at the

[HE FIRST CRICKET MATCH EVER PLAYED AT KHARTOUNL--London 'Gr-;nh5¢_' or

LIVELY MEETING

lil Sllllil BUNNEIE

CORK, April 7th.-The aldermen and

councillors of the Cork corporation at a recent meeting engaged in a violent physical encounter, in which the occu- pants of the galleries joined with alacrityu A motion to place the president and secre tary of the labor council on the technical instruction committee being lost, the disordezibegan. Members assaulted one another with considerable violence, the turniture being utilized as wea-

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For particulars apply

§Canada ,Permanent ,Mortgage Corporatign ” sean orrles - . rohouro ' Invested Funds - - $25.000~000

The Company lends money on improved farms

|` and on productive City, Town or Village property

on the straight loan plan, or on the instalment sys- tem at lowest current rates and on favorable terms rf

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HYND N _ C0., . 1 tl = -' Appraisers, A ‘

PETERS, PETERS 8:. INGS, Solicitors.

pons. The occupants of the gallery broke down the barrier separating

them [rolls the councillors, and joined in the mel e, and amidsta scene of in- describable confusion Lord Mayor Barrett adjourned the meeting,

ilheumstism Makes Life Miserable-

A happy home is the most valuable nos-

session that ia within the reach of man kind, but you cannot enjoy its comforts if you are suifcrlng from rheumatism. You throw aside business cares when you enter your home and you can be relieved from those rheumatic pains also by applying Chamhe-riain's Pain Balm. Ono application will give you relief and its continued use fora short time will bring

l about a permanent curc. For sale by all

druggists. _

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SMAELPNX EUNNN A AMEING IIHINESE

Morvrnsar., April P-Uonsternation was

caused at the Windsor station the other day when it was discovered that small- pox had broken out amongst a party ol 100 Cbinaman who were being transported in bond by the C. P. B. One of the celestials became ill yesterday and this mornin his case was dia nosed as the

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'dread smallpox. He was immediately

taken to the isolation hospital while the 130 Chinese andadozen oi two other Immigrants have been removed to an

Minard'| Llnimeni for nie everywhere.

llVEliElll`W " LNSAE NEWS

annuainieetlng of the Belfast chamber

commerce, was on the wholo steadily

increasing. The Ulster linen industry was making considerable progress, the exportof linen last year being greater with two exceptions than that of any otherfortweniyyears. In view of this fact, it was matter for hope that the cultivation of flax in Ireland would be attempted onalargor scale. Ailudlng to

gilt of £20.000 to Queenla college,

V

ins tu ono a orong y

inerciai education.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

First

choruse

day evening. ll<l4|~

the Belfast, by Sir Donald Currie, the speaker ad ocated the establishment in the

ti ti f th h s stem of com-

ROGERB-At Charlottetown, on the

inaf., to D. B. and Mrs. Rogers,

- class classle instrumental music,

elegant solos, bright catchy s, trlos, rluetts, and some popular selections at St. Paul's grand Easter concert Tues-

, A snap in Iron Beds-this week you

___ can buy iron beds at a very small price- , A wo have A lot of fifty we are clearing out,

'Ins Mlnto ariivedat Ll a. m. Saturday “mm” mom for ‘mug ,mp°r““onB__

::;:‘.:.:.::.'.2'::.:..°:;..':r°°"‘ "~',»-_,»»-_r---_»-~_H--S1,;»_r_»-,L _L , Carman lasting seemstn have received Advcl-nscmcms

- quite a deserved check, for a noticeable

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“ ers win so troughs were the supeaunry

Ln- it r or r

Born Desearao Ar QUEBEC. on Thursday for rms ornate and ir in one §£§_,S,,#e,,e,_ P§',E§f, '22 1;‘1,,,f'2§‘..°r-fsrnd do _

B,,l",._Mo,,,m1m, that-B the “ma of intention of the police to keep the corner Phoneiliii. nfl-ii.

l fe vin

the winter steamer they talk of sending °5 " mi’ 3- - r

down here, isn‘tlt? Ons dl-unk, Edward Hsnnsuey, was WAEi§?3;;f%:°T,;k§;1'|Qec:12f,,‘g

Kicker-Yes. Named for GeneraiMont~ invited by the police to partake of their emproymem; and hirgrest waQs to lirat oaim.you know, and like him noted for hospitality on Saturday night. They ciasa han¥.-C. R. idilwn. » °l`l3d2E“d , ill success on the St. Lawrence. _ would not take no for an answer, and he

had tcooms along. It appearftliat in a y11g|§PEg3__Ar¢ asked for raisinfz

‘ ‘ sgiceulatltte mood he invested in some A r~“l}6‘at|oIr1h.::~;nvy“l;a‘mc1i;|€!e:(u::a'h°:

C'-ARK S WAC" TONGUE ;';:°;“..':°;°:.::°:~:.“...'"::: -- Harar-

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a tenderiaaiy"aweet bit" for all season :::::y°|\:,°;:;b5,£;' Ha wm "hte M. FOUND-A sum of money. Owner can and au occasions. Mains, delicious have samsdby iiwvlhn vwryity andgulna mndwlchm ----‘W _ for th na . ppy to nj. arter.

lilnard | Llnlment tum Burner tit. PDU” 53 N0. *

landowners were largely elected, owing to the fact that the community, as a rule,

E abstained from votlbK.""1'he jteasant

electors, whose program is solely the dia- tribution of the public lands among peasants, are not co-operating with the other parties.

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THOUSANDS DIE OF UUNSTIPATION.

No condition causes so many incurable

diseaeesos constipation. It not only pre- vents the kidneys from eliminating the poisionous wastes, but causes anaemia, stomach trouble and indigestlon. Why won`t you use Dr. i{amllton's Pills and get cured? This excellent medicine re- stores normal bowel action in one nlrrht. Thousands say so. Your system will he pure and clean, you'll be free from head- aches, no more sour stomach-in shurr

;on'll have jovial spirits and perfect good eaith. Dr. Hamliton’s Yils are sold everywhere, 25c. a box.

CliiCAGO MARKETS.

Cnrcaco. April 7. - ( Special) -

Corn, April., -Lil Corn, May, 45lt Wheat “ 775 Wheat “ 77|; Pork, May, $16.07 Pork. Jan.. 810.02 __7___.-

A GUARANTEED CURE FOR FILES

itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protruding Piles. Drugglsts are authorized to refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure in 0 vo 14 days. lille.

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isolation camp at the back ot the Moun- -l _ :n::::a.;:‘::..:::;_:f..';f::._€‘::.:: Dil- Sll00P'S RUEUMATW

expenseiof thc G. P. R. gzmowh T

SEEDS

Early Planting.

Early varieties for the Ilot

bed.

Cabbagft, (best early

varieties.) ,_

Garden Peas,

Lettuce. Tomato,

Cauliflower.

Celery, SW¢¢i PCI! (over

6o separate colors) now ready at

Carter’sZSccd Store, Charlottetown.

Neary y ` Y

E i Ever boci Reads The Charlottetown Guardian

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