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%§"}°‘&‘l»"»%‘.’3,}°',’} ` -TUESDAY MORNING- cHARi.o'i'rE'rowN. P. E. 1., FEBRUARY 25, 1904. -TUESDAY MoRNiNo- { ,,.,i;,’;‘2,€-,:§,°,'f,>‘;‘{,,“;§.‘;,°,,§,’§,"';,°;,,,,,

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YALU BATTLE DISCREDITED Sll|PWllilIllS lllll VERY IMPORTANT

A BYJ

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Any Great Battle not Immed- iately Expected

China’s Neutrality may be Brief- A Warning to Ruzsla"Port Arthur Short of Beef- ` Msay'ilhlne\é`3f'l>wneif;

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niisoiu HAYASHI 'i‘Ai.i<s;

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LONDON, Feb 22.--(Special)

-Baron Hayasha says that be- cause of the :unpreparednees of Russia Japan may wait two or three months before beginning active operations in Manchuria and will in the meantime establish a thorough organization. _

ST. Prrnnr.-nuns, Feb. iii.-A long oillcial despatch from Viceroy Alexleff

was given cnt today, recounting details of the iight ofl' Port Arthur. It en- umerates the Russian casualties and says it Is known that a number of Japanese ships sutl’er severely `whicn acconntecfcr their not following the attaek.After iriving allst of the shipe engaged and their commanders Admiral A exiel says'

“According to the reports of the cmimandera the men fought exceed-

inirly well on whieh account I have conferred six erosaea of the Order of St. George on each company of the ilrat class and second elass warshlpa having crews of over 211'! men; four crosses on each company of all other ships of the aeeond class; one cross on each torpedo boat; one cross on thofsignal station at Golden Bill, which operated under the heavy lre of the enemy; four crosses on battery number i5; three on battery number 13 and one cross on e gunner who, though severely wounded, returned bo his battery.

“Our leases were: Ol! the squadron-live cillcers wounded, fourteen men

killed and sixty nine men wounded. Oi the fortress and garrison- one man killed, one man severely wounded and (ive men slightly wounded.

“ln announcing the above to Your Majesty I am pleased to be able to add

that the naval and land for-ees in the Far East are inspired by the most heartfelt wishes to meet their inenient foe breast to breast, in order to fulill her duty in sight of their adored ruler. and firm and unshakable to iight for the honor and glory of their beloved Fatherland."

MANY CHINESE DROWNED.

DISCREDITS BATTLE. TIhN TSIN’ CHINA, Fgb, 22

The Baron discredits the report - (Special) -A telegram fr0m

that 2,500 Russians were killed in Tlsau Fu, Shan Tung, says hund- an engagement at Yalu River, as reds of lives were lost by the the opposing forces there are not bursting of a dam on the Hwang' large enough to warrant such Ho River.

Slaughfeh TEMPORARY NEUTR ALI TY.

DECLINESQFFICE.

given to Lieui. General Grenfeil.

DYING BY SLOW DEGREES.

thousands die by slow degrees of cntnrrh

Lorznon, February ls.-It is stated that

the Duke of Connaught, brother ofthe King, has refused the newly created poet ‘af Inspector-General, on the ground that "public policy demands that it should he

Although not iilways aware of it yet

AP MINISTER HAYASHI [llHill lIIlI|l]illlS HAGU

“‘”S“"1ii“SililiTloliiiilii io nnSi.’~ “"SCi".Z"...`iZl"ih"°” HU"-H-FMMFHSUN

A Three Master Ashore at Long Beach-Another Theatre Burn- ed, Two Lives Lost- Washington s Day.

EUBODNIB WRBCKID, FIVE DROWNID.

Port.

wreckage. The schooner was broken np. She was bound for Halifax from Charles- ton. -

ANOTHER TBEA-ma sms.

partments.

rnnan viarius rormn.

The remains of two men and a woman

' were found in the ruins and there lwere many narrow escapes.

THREE MABTED HCHOONER ASHDRE.

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NEW Yomc, Feb. S8-(Special)-Five ,

man were drownsdin the wreck of the man K|"°d_D°ub'° Headod

.shooter Benimin c. ciomweii air neu Freight Runs into Another

Two were washed ashore on pieces of

CHICAGO’ E-°b_ 22_(Spe°h])_F|,.° Emmerson returned from the Maritime partially destroyed the building occupied P"°'|“°°° °°d“¥ -

by the Alhambra Theatre, hotel and ap- Aiiorazn Accnauarios.

Bllll llliiwl

Solicitor General Lemieux Re- turned by Acclamaiion

Serious Railway Collision, a Brake-

Freight Train.

ns.. nsiiiisiuoiv Ar or-rAwA.

0'rrAwA, Feb. 22-(Special)-Hon. H. R.

Hon. Rudolph Lemieux, Solicitor Gen-

eral, was elected on last Saturday by aeclamatlon at Perce the chief town of

the county cf Gaspe. | ANOTHER RAILWAY co1.usioN.

CHATHAM, Oiv'r. Feb. 22|-(Special) -

A REPORT FROM CHEEl`X)O. BERLIN, Feb. 22-(Special )-

CHEEFO0 Feb 22_(SpeCi,,1) The Chinese Minister here has

_pon Afthm: is sgid to be out of proclaimed that Chinn’s neutrality

beef and vegetables and is drawing is °”1Y temP°"”y' on Dainy for supplies. MAY TAKE A HAND.

The war will be fought in Man-

~',;`§;/ f» T3 clinria and this ma coin el his

It first attacks the nose or throat, than the lungs, and finally spreads all through the system. Cntarrhozone is the only re- medy that will immediately prevent the spread of this awlul disease. Every breath from the Inhaler kills thousands of germs. clears the throat and nose, aids expectoration and relieves the pain apross the eyes. Catarrhczone erndicates every vestiize of oatsrrh from the system, and is highly recommended also for Bron- chltin, Asthma. Deafness and Luna Trou- ble. Price $1.00; trial size 25 cts..all drun-

reports a vessel ashore one mile north of R’"W°Y “lf PML L°'“bt'°D» Long Beach Station. Three maslcd NA'i'URiz oi' rms AcciuE:\"i‘.

NEW YORK, Feb 2-_r_(SpeG|a])_Th|,, train standing on the main line.

was Wasliingt:m'.~i birthday and a public A iiizAi<EuAN xii.Lirii.

AT,_AN.n,. Cn.” Feb_ 72__(Specia1)_ A collision occurred Ion the Erie and mule Hg” H,“.bo,._ Life saving St-non Huron division of thc Pero Marquette

schouuerluwberiadeu- A double-header special freight min wAsHiN<a'roN`s niR1‘Hi>Av. crashed into the caboose oi’ ii freight

» aiiii - - Y P ' i':"~"_il `»"f.'f-J iv."/"‘_"1l. Government to take action at any time.

CHINESE sYiviPA'i‘HY. _

_ The Chinese strongly synipa- _ ; ___

.thize with the Japanesewhe says. L L I,“m_ Feb,.,m_y ,,,,___T,,e co,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,e,,,,

WHAT TH15 MEANS. . ae'i‘i>iii or rm :mit Piirisia cities

0. Ui that the subscription to thc war loan vw ll

Apparently this is Intended as a start March 1 The Empress of Japan

Wdfnlllg l.0 Kl.iSSl8. that lf the lat- D presented splendid gills to Buisness llc

Oli Sl C 0 3

Bggtg and f.j;S»aS;e;,°‘;§;;§;“;,°;§,y;; i‘.°.;:‘;'..'.'l‘;.°;.i?;.f:::.*;:i;:';..°“"‘“°'v

Such was the Expressed Determination ofthe City Council ,

. . LOR AT S FT. ‘

Bioyrlista and s.il athletics depend o_o WI Cm'-ke IS new C|erk__Mayor ¢

HENTLF'Y'S Iilnlment to keep their -- i

i<»»-»»=1f»3\»=»»f-f1“~S°'°S‘“""P- Urges Suppression of Vice. w...N..»....,i.i..~._ r..l.....~, i»._i»...f.

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treated as a casus belli.

zists. Poison Sc Co., Kingston, Ont.

Ness.

Din. HAiiiii.1‘oN’s PiLi.s CURE Bii.i.roUs-

_ changes.

WE The ilrst regular mcstinir of the lately

Big Stock of Granby' elected GliyCouncilwiis held last night

lJ12.k€ Of ll`OIl Wear’ There were two vacant seats nt the coun-

cllbonrd that of Angus McDonald and

f3II1C at An "Ou nQe|11entS ' that or censciiicr Clarks who use resign

Agents' WE Willlgive You t1l1‘e§0rr;(;§\_f?arI§n the Mayor, Councillors and \Vatcr Coin-

an Sty CS, HUCXCC Q W ' '

ofthe Civic Election and the returns of

Prompt attention given to Sl1iP- _ _ ti, i ,.1 ,dm p_K.ii

‘Ve make a bpeclalty of flue B “GW y EC E BYDP, F Y.

cd. Representatives of Tru: Gi'ARi»iAi~:

--and- 'and The Examiner were also present hc-

* n ¢ a sides it large number of spectators.

| After the reading ofthe proclsiiiiitions

mlssloners the Council was alrlressed by

work together for the common welfare of the city.

Conn. Reddln after conizrnlulafing the Councillors upon their eieetlon referred io the absolute necessity for s hotel and thought some encouragement should he given at least to again open the Davies Hotel.

h°1idl!`i cUl1S€f1\1¢l1tlY were Wi*-fe “° Brnkemnn Frank Hutcheson was ln-

sittinge of ihe stock or produce ex- ,tangy ki|1e,i_

1APAN'S WAR LOAN.

DSTR HCONA GI

Bryce, e ccu yo ence o imi- tohal'niverslty,i»itates that Lord Straih cona,li-is beatovvci a gift of twen‘y Lhwiiaiildellars on the institution, lo enalile the faculty to extenrl its work. The iu may is Iniiiiediutcly avnilshlv, und the work of development will begin at

E Decision

Gives Britain, Germany and Italy a Preference

Over Other Powers in Venezuela Claims-How the Case Arose -To Regulatethe Balkans King Slightly Hurt

KING UITH A FAIJ..

Poivrsuouln, Feb. 22.-(Spsclal.l-On

Saturday Kina: Edward while inspecting the cruiser Cumberland fell, straining his leg. He is all right to-day.

THE BALKAN SITUATION.

Loiworl, Fab. 22.-l.Speolal.)-it is re-

ported that England and France are lak-

ing concerted action to regulatetba the

Balkan situation, restraining Turkey and the war party in the Balkans.

ilponranr HAoUi¢ onoisioh.

THE lIAiiuE, Feb. 22.-(Special.-The

Arbitration Tribunal considering the

claims of the blockailing powers for pre- ferential treatment, has decided unani- mously thatlthe blockadlng powers, Great

Britain, Germany and Italy, have a pre- ference of 140 per cent on thc customs dut-

ies at Lailuayrn and Puerto Cnbello, Venezuela.

How To ns \Aiiiiii-:iv our.

The Vnited States is commissioned to

carry out the decision within three months.

wHA'i~ 'rm-: Qi'i-:srioiv was.

in Di i-oriiher,lil()2 lirltuin and Geruiany,

sfiizrwarii joined by Italy, undertook the lilockarie of Ver uzuelaii ports in order Lo

enforce their large claims against the

Venezuelan govcruiuciit. It was ilnaliy nizrced that the customs duties at the two

principiil Yeneziielnn ports \hould be set

aside to psy these clfiiiiis. The lilockarliiig pov~i‘i.~ uiaiiiicfi thaL :iii-y should he first piii/l but ihc i`iiitcrl State." aiiil I-`rnni:e dc-

ir.iiri'c‘. 'i`hc question ns lo riiglii of pre-

cedence was referred Lo thc Hague Tiibuiiul, with the ii-suit iiliovi: stateii.

H l'h\l.Tl'i AN I) Sllijil ESS.

\Vi:i\l-rncs:-i :ind di,~mi»'i~ cniiw discnuriiire

iilvn, fdiiiirv iinil \iiili‘a[ini|\i>.~i.-ii, but with thi- use of Dr. (lh:i.~.c'+ Niivc Food there uoiiie~i new vigor :uid i-nergy, new hopes niirl new uonfliicni-e, ~Li'oiii{i‘.r iiciermlnn iioiito succeed iinil ilie iilnliiy to apply fini-'s self uientiilly mifl physically. Health iinil succiss- n linrm in i - =

OUCO.

ie iiinii, By retor-

inif good li»-nlili, llr. i`lvu~i-'s Nerve Focil lie ps Lo si' 'rr-ss .ii i i iipi-.iii-es

mail orders. . lin ivorsiiip first eofigruiiiinieii the

printing.

tion of Sanitary Olllver fiom

,members oi the Council genei-ully upon

Phone 266' their election Tha last Council wnsn

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I .

' ' T ' & l s ive one and had done much for

5’ ’ J?)lTi ’ 'pimgms i ~ c t i in on '-W »_-_;__ I`» .. _:_ I_ iie gencrn iinpr veinsn o e y_

_ \/\`l"-\\\i- 'Til ' Charlottetown' P' I lie hoped the now Council would do as

_ _...M _-.. --f ‘5 vvslias their predecessors. There were

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CARNIVAL

two matters to which he wished especi- ally to direct their attention. (ine was

the absence of hotel accommodation and _ the other the existence cf sevcriil houses “ppmmed

Clarke was also reiifl und it wus .~a'ii5eil liy LUG Mayor that it had been scsi-picil

lhc following commi lccs “fic then

riiif ith it.i di th ° ' '

` iuormerahneeupgedethagevcryrsghht bsomads St“r°°""P'"'°"’ R€"'i(H"' M°n°"“ld‘

_ i w i.. ~.< ‘ V - ~

\ 01 icussed for even li n new hotel wi-ie ri; P°"°°‘_Pr°w'""' Pawn' Reddm'

~ ' in free. i ii ei its point mime io- We °° l"°" “fl” "“"°‘“€- 1,41 ;

Night TlCkCt h01d€TS Skat gy fmsathis and and thu! “$338 me good On motion of Coun. Hooper seconded by ‘ , - L_,

one of th Ooun Paton,\V W Clarke was appointed ‘_ till

_ . moral! ecity prevailing ia the ' ‘ ' ,if;_,__ 5,-if I

Afternoon T1Ck¢f 110ld¢f5 skmngv I5 cents' out o‘;iysC:"]if;:;lpsriyi;’if.’¢iz1l;0 Eirfsgirrhiiii My-"

Umm' Hoop" thanked the MM” hr L1 :airfare a. olnted ci; assessors al; V ni

1 n X cans his hind wordsto the present Council ‘"3 pp 7 'rj '

P

iceodsd with it could not be completed be-

Fire.-Reddin, Rogers, Hooper.

fore the summer after next. In speaking O°““‘ Bmw" W” °pp°l°wd nr" “gsm ~ of the disreputahle resorts he niride a “nt °n'he Fm’ Depnrtmam' , Hamas, plc. for than suppreaslon md Light and Power Committee:-Moi)or_~ W ,_ “_ siuall lots; have done them up in asked the assistance of the council and Md' P""°"' P"°w"" this is ° “ew °°mm"“' !<>"'~ . ‘Y K5'-" IMS to Slllt 311)’ Size mom? some

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PI‘0fl1¢|.`l8.d¢f5» adn ts 25C’ C I 5 The last council was an excellent one and §;;5sfnd:;{:cgdiT?a5i(i)df‘fhirtdl;eE:;? yur and

the present one has a high record io beat. .los ph Taylor was snpolnled Sanitary He conizratniatad the Mayor upon the ciilisr at asalsry Of $150 WI' IGH- -_ _ _ _ _, “nod 'ox ha had "“|v°,| “nd Md , 0 The Connell then adjourned sine die.

doubt that he would wrll fnidl his rintlea. Here are

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Couii. Brown said he wauil do his lust I

for the imoil of the city. _

Ai p lcntlons ftr the po~il.ion oi' City' uri) _V

Clerk, made vacant. by the resignation of i<:!__' ’ ~`

ii. M. Davison, were rem from J. 1). Mo \"’ _. .-

Millsn, George Coombs, U W. llurks, '

J. H. wiiiiiims, Lodis i1. nm, w. W. ` ` Clarke, and E. H. Norton; for ilic posl- / '

David Arhing, 'i`hu1. l)i\ainonrl ' ’

Joseph Mnhur and Wiiiiaiii llown; for tl e L v

position of Auditors from lt, \'_i.7iigwortl\ and liemuil Miller; and for the position if _ F i .~ // ,Q

Electrirsl Inspector from A, E. I.-sigh. ' _/_,;.'

The reslgnalion ol Councillor \V. VV. -r Y A ' '

Finance -Ilosper, Mrllonalrl Provrae. A L L l A I

to secure adequate accommodation by the n"°“'“‘ "`°"‘

'reopening of the Davies for the ionri~t ' “"k°"°Br°w"' Pmwse' _""'

trade Thu would mb In ,my ny iiblic Property -Rogers, liooper,

ferc with the new hotel now h i if ~. B'°""

We have just gone through our

‘ Wall Paper Department and made

it Clean Sweep of all odd lines and

lots have borders, some have not. -.»\ll Pretty Patterns for Parlor,

lining Room, Bed Room, Hall and

Kitchen; just enough lots fora few

sys Fast Selling; cveiy lot re-

-' "-2 gardless of Cost or Pattern at ex-

C"yi1Ai.i= i>RicE

& He would iinio "stile ni-svaiiiiigim. DoN'l'ifoRosr Anoor voiincoiws. 3°““i“° 5"“P” f°’ HWY B“Y°"- V0" “Ve “‘°"°?' RY i’“Y‘

morality In the city stamped out and “Cars {;_T;_mnin_;ar{§iA=ili:;1st‘ ggrgnnnzpixyiré ing “ow

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thought some effort should be madeio Exf‘l_;,w,. Im, ,,,,,-cvnfrs, painless, and Im Ofkfq Of Al'

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Risk MHHIIIICIS-'“5L1‘.°”i2.';2Zl'?$iIi ............ 6......'i'.‘;ii::°::i.f:.ru1.f"’°"' "'°°°' ”~°*~ CARTER 86 C0-» Ltd., '="°"'==“"=f»>°f-

' as hundreds of thousands have tcsilflcd. 25, 30, 35, 40, 50 and 60 ccnis a pound.

_ H W- Direct Importer and Blender, Saint john, N. l.

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'Ali thosewho work with hand or brain arc strengthened and invigiiratcd by a good cup of tca. UNION BLEND TEA iS THE BEST

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