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___ _ _ ._ WN, PRINCE _EDWARD rsLAND, CANADA, MoNDAv, MARCH 26, 1906. {_.§.,egss.IH.i9m..

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ROBERT A.

DEATH ANNOUNCED

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Died Suddenly at lin l'am|ly Home-A WelIlW Known New Brunswick Journalist-A Ve- ~

leran Parliamentary

Failure Wasthe Cause of Death.

F“E°EmC'|`°Nv Mimfh 25-(SPB°i\lI)-I Ink Ihe Legislature and theliask was too l I

Robert A Payne one of the best known

journalists in New Brunswick died at the_

two.

For past six weeks he had been report-_

III BNHN EHEHI

saint lu mwl

Four Wr|.r.n\M, March 24,_'l‘here has been a death every day for the past _ nineteen days from typhoid fever. Dr.

Douglas, of Montreal, who is in charge k

of the fight against the epidemic has 1

virtually Iordered that every shack in the b

coal docks district shall he burned. These

dwellings are principally occupied by the :_

foreign element and are hotbeds of __

disease. Their destruction by the town b

would incur a loss of $10,000

NMILIIINI

_ EHIIINIHMNNN HEEHHI] IN 3”

NANcY, France, March 2|.-A manifest-

ant at the inventoring of church property here is dead as the result of D. bullet wound indicted by the vicar of the eh\u‘ch_

durink the disturbance. Pants, March 24.-Minister of the in- °

icrlor Ulemeneeau, replying to a question S in the senate yesterday, tersely expressed ’ thc government view relative to cmpioy- t’ ment of force to carry out the inventories A of church properties. r

"We intend toenforcs the law," he said, °

“but the nurnbcring of candle sticks in P churches is not worth the risk of sacrific- b ing a single human iife." ‘° This is construed as indicating that

where resistance is cli`orcti other means 21

will be adopted of attaining the end. I _

third place went to ldmll A. Treizger of Peoria.

_____._._. _

Gd lyfltt Mel-liiicilmatisil _ l`

It kl.l.l about lhlnlnatiam. about the causes the vaw live to avoid and free tha aylkm of rheu- ma poison-ana in desperate cues-with _

Dil. Sii00P’S RIIEUMATIC I naar. 'lABLElS ...'::.e

Mcn’s and Boys’ New

KILLEHINEIH P

edhome drunk. lf they had not been

m drinking ir is netihaughriikeiy uneasy B‘“‘[‘ °‘““'°' ""° 810'* f°“Y *h°“”““‘1 Arrsnmn.rn,_M_.-an ei.-Harland has recent fishwtlllvsatvrln centér ofsamar

' cf the particulars about any of the i1“dWHSS°\\\l8hlfIl1tl1BW¢5if Indies. WHS just celebrated an unusual 'ournalistic

ccord for the smallest number of mis* akes in her copy. She was Miss Eliz~

wrote 4.085 words making mistakes in

lace herln fourth place, the first place

title of champion “typist" of America

- R :lace with a record of 4,238 words, and

Y in this direction. Therc is nothing better

shirt waists-a very nicc assortment in white and colored.-Sec ad.-Stanley ‘ B,,,,_ 20.121.

PAYNE’S

Reporter- Heart

ttawa correspondent for several Marl-

RUSSIAN COVEIINMENT

FIRM AS' ADAMANT

lil Continue in its Course- No Danger Apprehended From Up-

rising- Situation Altered Since Last Fall -Troops from Manchuria Said to be Loyal- Reactionaries are Powerful-Doubtful if Czar Can Succeed with i1is Program.

Sr. P1-zrsnsaonu, March 25.-(Special) -1 The situation is completely altered since in his desire to follow the wishes oi the

wavy for his falling ).g,,1¢,h_ The Government is now confident that no last fall. people and grant reforms, grave doubt is

om mmny homestead _M L_ _ _ For many years he was news editor of dang" “E515 H0111 any armed uprising The army is 'reorganized and the troops increasing astohis power to make heud~ _

_ M0 n on_ the Sun and served many terms as or revolution. returned from Manchurla are nnquestlon- way against country revolution which

Saturday night very suddenly aged sixty _ O

4 time papers.

The menace now is not that. it will be able loyal. threatens to sweep away the entire pro-

‘ overthrown but tlintlt will bc driven to But the strength of tire reactionary grarnme on which the government has

Death was caused by heart failure. 055115011 the path of reform. _ party is growing and sincere as the Czar is entered.

SEVEN IIHILIJHEN

ust discovered that a married couple by he name of Schmolz, living at Gslsen- lrcben, have since their marriage in 807 killed seven out of the eight children orn to them. The olght child was till born._ The children had never been aptised and had been buried in out of he way places by the husband. After the urlal of the last infant the couple return-

mnrders would have come to light. sentenced on Saturday gg four years in festival. Haarlem has the distinction of

the Penitentiary. His bride who was held 'P°5"“I"3 °“° °f UW Dldvst newspapers I"“'S °“'° MUCEYS and several privntes

E_;l`onoN'i‘o, March 25 -(Speclni)-

ENIIENIIIHY WIIIKEUHHIS FIGHTING IN

EUH BINWELL HNHSE NIIENIH IHE PHILIPPINES

mischievous boys who pelted snowbails

Fortv Thousand Dollars- at her. Ma- Mauna Conwy. »\~_u°w. Contsabularv Killed--Loss

_ _ 02 years old, was killed by a railway

H|S Bflde Released englnclast night within a stonc's throw ' of Enemy Unknown of her dwelling. Mrs. Conroy was trying

__ to reach her home by a rear entrance

' when struck by the engine. - --

wln St. George Banwell, the Crown _ MANILA, March 25.-<Speclal)-In a

-l between American constabuiary and out

an accomplice was released on a sus- ;:__I':§e:;?(;]’y;':; I:;_‘_"le;'si::yCg:l':_"" ""9" W°““'I¢‘I-

. ie.

ended sentence. mst |53” Wu ex'mbned_ The loss on /the other side is unknown.

IYPLWHIIINE

Gmcauo March2»i-in the speed contest< n typewrltors at the National Business how last night, a woman made the

beth Baker and in half nn hour she

nly 52 of them. This was sufficcnt to

eing carried oil` by Charles ll. McGurrin fKaiamuzoo,Mlch., who defended his

y writing 4,027 words in thirty minutes.

Otis Bieiseii of Chico o, won a second

Do Nut Neglecta Bad Cold.

Never allow n cold to take its course.

Too often at this season of the year its course is towards pneumonia. ~ Chamber- lain‘s Cough Remedy will promptly cure our cold and counteract any tendency

for acutc throat and lung troubles. For sale by all Druggists.

First showing of the new summer

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. TURONTO’ ont" March 24"Whil° ' Beverly dnughterofD J Purdy M.I’.I’.

BE"mN» M‘“`°h 24'-The Police l1B~VB Years for' Stealing seeking P"°le”l'I°" frm” 5 ‘”`°WfI Uf and Men of Amerlca has heerl rented absolute divorce from

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Cecil Rhodes’ Burial Place, Mntnppo llilis, S.

Slater Shoes as eases :sts

JUST OPENED, $1700 WORTH. CUME iN ANI) SEE THEM,

THEY ARE

BEAUTIES

Oneof the many ad- vantages over some makes is the firm in- sole the Slater has which helps to keep them from being lumpy and unpleasant under the foot. » Ste our Bunion Shoe for stout feet.

GOFF I BROS

Sole Agents. '

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Aclve rtisers! Nearly

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CHICAGO MARKETS.

way R ber the ' _.___ ‘ axahve "gm “WUT Cmcano. March 24. -(Speclai)-

ESE! . 56 '<>n'\aaGoldinona|>q, sum ’ ' 5°'-95°<cam, Ma.-., 44 cam, May, 44;

when ‘- rag wheat '° rv;

March Magazines.

llaszanl & linen.

Pork, May, $16.35 Pork. Jan.. $16.25

STANDARD LIFE i aunnrrrrn can ran ms,

ASSURANCE COMPANY

ESTABLISHED |825

`Assets $55.ooo.coo. ,

Invested in Canada $15,ooo.ooo.

Profits paid poiity-holders $35,000 ooo. The STANDARD is one of the oldest and

strongest of Life Companies; has paid large profits to policy holders, regularly, since X835 and has today more funds per $100.-of Insurance in force, than any other Company transacting Life Insurance in Canada.

Policy free of restrictions.

Enquire for rates and particulars to

nvNcl_!t_AN_& co.,

» _B108 SALE cheap, Orwell: mills, con-

ltohing, Blind, Bleeding, Protrudlng Piles. Druggists are authoring to refund money if PAZO OINT ENT falls to cure in 0 to 14 days. 50c.

l2lldD”|Di.t\. .

Condensed Advertisements

(Too late for Classification.) -

FOR SALE-Piano and other household

furniture, 1 hot air furnace ldcubie

waggon.-W. P. Colwlli. Ziirilw tn-:ii

FOR SALE at a ba aiu, an entirely

I os

w "Rambler" rxaicycle equipped*

with coaster brake. Apply at ones at Guardian office. ‘did twtf.

sisting) of _Grist, Saw and Oarding

Mills and acres land, within 8 chains of Ul% Railway station. Apply to Mc- Leod Bentley. Charlottetown, or Alex. McLeod, Orwo i Mills. Elitvrlimpd.

Charlottetown P. E. Island. _

S. M. HICKS, Agent at Sbmmcrside, Toolddlrlloieldogga r. liidncnetcliilldfil

` n ' . _u - `.'.' ""“.f 'P""‘L.""’. onvremlm- 20d

Arrived at St. John N.

record ship load oi immigrants arrived

oday hy the Lake Manitoba.

There were fourteen hundred in ali,

mostly English, a fine looking ict, des-

SI JHHN HIHL

EEIS IIIIIUHSE

S'r.JonN, March 24.-Mrs. Georllfl 1".

her husband byrthe courts in Augusta, Maine. Beverly was formerly a clerk in the St. John postofficc und resigned two years ago, after having serious trouble‘ with Postmaster Hannlgton. The grounds cfdlvorce were uon~support and cruelty. Mrs. Beverley is given the custody of her child.

IIVEHELNW

LHEIIL NEWS

Tim Mlnto arrived at Georgetown nt

noon on Saturday. with Fdiipackages of eight, 40 bags of mall and 25 passengers.

Tms Natural History and Antiquarian

dooiety acknowledges with thanks receipt of the following additional gifts to its museum and library. From John Newson, Royal Gazette, IBIU; Haszard’s Gazette,| 1852; and several other books; old photo- graphs of North Side Queen'S Square. photo of laying foundation stone of new R. C. Cathedral. From S. C. Nash a flying fish. From Miss Nash a stone arrow head. From A. E. Morrison Science Abstracts (5 years). From Jacob Bain specimens of conglomerate from Mill River. Mr.Waison Cuscus (Lemon Grass)

from West Indies.

A Yoivun woman, employed as a

domestic with a family in this city, went a day or two ago to Goii‘ llroa. boot store and profi"el'ed an orticr for n pair of boots. The boots were delivered, and it was not

til ' prlctor of the store recollected that the name signed to the order was that of a woman who is not at the present time ln Charlottetown. Examination of the document confirmed his suspicion that it was a forgery. Detective Bradley was called in and he quickly discovered the

D e sarnetime that the order was bogus

had presented lt.

\ilnrrd"\ Llnlmeni Cum Dandruil.

~conPonA'rioNs" Am: Lrrxrnms

Stout President:-Send to the druggist`s

for ten bottles of anti-lat. Cashier:-What lori Stout P-l want it in a hurry. Don't

you see hy The Guardian therc's a bill hciore the Legislature to tax corporations.

Sr. JonN, March 25-(Special)-The

RECORD SHIPLOAD

OF IMMIGRA-NTS

B.--Englishmen Bound

For Northwest- Also s Party of Sailors-Fine Looking Lot-Three iiundnd Brought Out by Salvation Army.

tlned for the Caoadian_W'est. I Among tirem were a hundred sailors for the British warship Egoria at Esquimault, and three hundred men and

women brought out by the Salvation Army. _

,IJIIITMIUIIIEIIEII

KILLED EIIHEH

Nowrn BAY, Ont. ‘March 24.-The

`ccroner's jury in the case of Percy Norman, lil years old, charged with killing hlsfather while the latter was abusing and beating his wife last Sunday, concluded their inquest and returned a verdict that “Fdward Norman name tc his death by n blow from an axe in the hands of his son Percy. which was dealt: in defence of his mother. \Vn bring in a verdict ofjustillable homicide."

.INE SPANISH

IININNEI CHISIS

Mansrn, March 24-Premier Moret

having announced to his colleagues his intention to resign after the passage of the Judicial Reform Bill: all the Cahinct Ministers today placed their resignations lu his hands. The departure of King Alfonso for the Canary Islands has been riefercd, pending a scttiement of the Cabinet crisis.

EHIIHCH PIISSESSES

BNHHEL HHENN

I.o.\'noN, March Zi-The parish

church at Fcbbin, Essex, has just been

I 5011"’ time “fiffwfirds 'fmt the Pm reoyened after extensive restoration, The

church dates back to the thirteenth century, and possesses I remarkable musical instrument in the shape of an ancient barrel organ, which has three barrels and can play thirty six tunes. it is turned by the regulation handle.

Men'anr.~w soft and hatdhata best main.-rr

at James Paton Sc Co`a. *_*-ld ii

SEEDS

Early Planting.

Early varieties for the Ilot

bed.

Cabbage, (best early

varieties.)

Garden Peat.

Lettuce, Tomato.

Cauliflower,

0=l=rr. SW¢¢l PCIS (over

6o separate colors) now ready at

Cartcr’s Seed Store,

Charlottetown.

P°sl¢s»\°\\ sive.. about Avril lst. _A-r_;§\y ti|n|rd’r Llnlmsnt Cum Bums. sic.

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