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ISI.AI‘ll_),_CANADA, TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1906. '{B,§°§§,“@§,§“.P

fs Oz Q-1 _,ill Q

COUNCIL

Usual Rouii|_\e~- Number oi Letters Received and M Attended To -'LPer`manent Works to Be Con- tinued-Debentures to Be Asked For .- Salvage Corps To' Be Re-

s organized.

'l'ln-_ regular meeting 01 the City Council

was held lust night, Mayor Paton pre-I _.ating and all the Councillors being pre- sent. .\li<-_r routine ami the passing of bllls,i

won tl be paid unless accompanied by the

rt-f|ni.~»Illons upon which goods were `t subject and it was decided to place the

,MEEHNQ "DEBATE HELD DLI ST NIGHT

Island was going to be taken over b the

Canadian Bank of Commerce it would H

be well to empower the Finance Cum-

mittee to deal with some other bank from m which perhaps bgtwr te,-ms m|R|,,, be address in reply in a oouventionalspeeeh.

it \\-as ordered that hereafter no billsl obtained.

Several of the Coul eillors spoke on this _

.lt-|i\~oriul. account where the best terms could be 1° o

\ number ofeommunications were read

.t H

and <ii_~pnse:l of as followsz-

..\ petition from residents of Bishop r

,\'in-el. and vicinity praying that that

|ln.|-nuglifare he opened through to Prince be petitioned to pass an Act at the comin St, was referred to the Street Committee. 5 _\ letter from the Fruit Growers' Asscci~ t

\ letter from tho Secretary of tho School

llnar-ti was read, calling for the sum of S .~.|::_72ll the estimate required for the year. t

lr-ss $ii.':_2Il unexpended balance from I.-ist. year, This will be considered whel ilu- civic estimates are buing prepared.

inrcgartl to tile bill flied in Chancery H

by l.. l’. Tnnton tho matter was quictlx lnnnled over to the Recorder to deal with" at 4-ordlng to his judgment. 'l‘hc Chairman of the Street Committee

gave notice thst 70.000 ft of 2 in., and 15.000 ft. of 3 ln, hemlock plank would be ri-quired for sidcwnikh. ' " _

lt \vns moved by Councillor Reddin,

Salvage Corps be dlsbandetl. Some dis

<<\l~t=-lloll ensued taken part in by Counci- Z'

lnrs Stewart lteddln, Alley, McDonald, _ lint. the lliotlorlettrrlcil. vvlmhlngwn Stephens' M' L' A' W”

ectcli president in place of Sir H. More rgu Allan, and Lorne McGibbon becomes ice-president and general manager.

_~.-eondeti by Councillor Prowso timt the -

Councillor llooper then stated that as °

lin-_ lvlt-rehanis llank of Prince Edward l'

he motion carried. hu

Councillor iioopcr moved the following

Resolved that the Legislative Assembly th

urther sum of twenty thousand dollars o be expended in putting down perman- In

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ftwenty years; and further resolved H hatn bill be prepared by the Recorder

mbodylng the provisions of the above

ure- ' '

urge _be appointed Captain of tho alvage Corps. After some discussion

g, Mulock.

esolution which carried. qu

euro" of the 1-Acglslmure mnhormng preference and contrasting ltwith utter- ho City Council to lggue Debentures, auces of Mr. Fielding and Sir Wilfrid. should have been oparliamentary one.

niinnasking foragrunt of $50 was hcill paynblein twenty years at arate of Laurier,

.nrt till such time as the estimates will interest not eu-ceding four percent for n

iw |uepure¢l. »f .-\ictter from W. P. Douil, declaring t

tin: writers opinion that the office of ent streets and sidewalks and that pro- rity electrician wnsa farclcni thing, and viaon be made for aslnklng fund for tl..-il. it prevented Mr. Doull‘s doing busi- redempton of said fund within said eriod

nr-_-»~. in his line fairly, was referred to the 0 l.i;ltt. Committee. t A letter from F W Iiyndman, nccom~ e

,nnlcil by n plan, relating to the proposed resolution to im presented to the Lesisle-

.-\lt-nsion of Rochfort Street was handed lb

nrrrto the City Surveyor, with instruct- Councillor Rogers seconded by inns to prepare an estimate of the cost. Councillor Prowse moved that H. R.

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He drew a comparison with Mr. Tarle’s e discretion which had lost him his seati c

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AD ONLY FORT Y CENTS

ton EACH .DOLLAR

over, and Seconder Made' Cddvenlionci Speechesi-,Borden Criiicised is What York Loan Company Will Pay its Share_

Cabinet Changes, _ |¢`nsured_EisheFs 4`Afclifi’;re`iereiiceL'Speech` W holders I But Noi Evidence* of Graft i

Welcomes

E `~'f

1 n 5

Recoirsideration of His Salary But .liisilfies lné ` Found Against ,President ‘Philips-So

sit" , ‘ ti. ~~ ~s I ' " ‘ '

creased 'Pay`: to Mernbers-5 Laurier Repliefd and » Says Montreal Commiticc of I Fos'ier_Follo_wed.' ` L ' inquiry;

ouse today W. E. Knowles. the new

R. L. Borden responded referring to the ss from the Cabinet of Preiontaine and

I-Ie criticized Hon. Mr. Fisher‘s often c

oted speech expressing his pleasure at England disapproved nf the proposed

0r'rA\vA, March 12-(Special)~ in the in the Cabinet. L

ember for West Assinabcla moved the, s

said he would begiad to have the whole matter gone over again, especially as unn-

wnta be ranatlylirnlnsa.

rs is closely connected with the insurance ompanies, and he promised his assistance

Hon. Mr. Aylenworth also, he said, had

Regarding this measure Mr. Borden

erning his own position. He thought the increase to members

Hc thought thc Insurance Commission

He said one of the present commission-

howed himself opposed to the Govern- ment policy by criticizing its superann-

Wiliiam Chisholm seconded li. nation scheme.

election odeneeu were committed it was a _ mfatter for the provincial authorities.

Regarding the indemnity bill he said

that possibly some changes could be made

He said he hoped the session would close in three months. '

Mr. Foster and others contributed

to a lively debate which followed.

lililn null. llt__sunPl|stn uullsllis Pall as ;=_f@»=s=@=°=~f=°f>=e1=T==

_ t _Y , gram was received hereannouncing that

Pants March 10.-Major Culgnet ' 01'ra\\'A March 10.-Senator Miller, of s written an open letter denouncing Refusal of the Compames Nova Scotih, has notified R. L. Borden

C H d. ‘_ the demy in the Dreyfus can \,¢f0|-e` » I ' that ontaccount of his oppositlon`to Mr.

mme u Joume( the court of cessation and lntimatlng to 'Make Conpeswslon And 'Borden t1sleuder,and`nisoln view of his

,Ibn the delay gs dm, to official “,au|. Threaten to Qult work (Borden siaotion in connection with the

I Major Culgnet is the ginger who dig. last session, Senator Miller will in future __

pulatlon ofthe secret papers in the case. DGDSUPU. Biliary “Htl lndfmnlly hills Of

cave;-ed the Henry forgery while he was be an independent Liberal-Conservative,

lltlll|S CASE ‘Milli W_llHKiilS Slllllllll Mtilill 3ii`3ff;'f°"*"~s3lliiii°*`-"?ii`ii~`7°°“

illHl Will|lM

with advantage. Mr.. Ayleswcrth _had

consulted him before promising to amend '

the measure. '

Toltutvro, March lil.-There is a typhoid

fever epidemic at Fort William. A t_cle»

there are 700 cases and thereof the lil

The grain section of the board oi' trade

held a meeting yesterday and subscribed

take action

_llHlll]iS SEHULAHS _

~- i‘hs other directors elected are C. C

THF WONDFHSOFTUE BODY Billantyne, Harrison C. Frost, Alex.

ln: practically useless. Alieadauhe is no

iriliing matter because the stomach, S

|\itin¢-_vs and liver arc sure tn 'ine effected. a ’l’n t-nrc the cause ol' in-adaclies and pre~ I

lin- stomaeil by supplyllltl “0“Tl9hl“K

its mechanism, like delicate maohincry J,

by rven a slight cause is so deranged as to W

he company has in hand arrangements

l\|nn'l, vitalizes the nerves and brain (Or h lc

in_».lnni.ly. Ferrozonc braces-gives tone in L0,§don_ ]_<§ng|nnd on B large g¢ui@,_ f-vit-vatvs your Nto such blheéaltél; T i , .,» _ r er :fri;"&infgiiriélennterlymiiigeg ni all uenl- factory;uobwlthetumllnsthc hlshvost ul rrn.

he raw material.

IT HEALS THE LUNGS.

’ L zone is inhaled it spies s through thc

breathing organs, carrying healing and health tn the sore spots. An irritable

_ t

hroat Catarrhoaone cures in five

llnutes, bronchitis it soothes instantly

’ ~ :lvcak lungs are fed and quickly nourished

~ back to health To be free from colds and

ughs to avoid catnrrh and bronchitis

When the antiseptic vasorof "Catarrho=

.. , .

Duse dafnrrhozone; it is prescribed by

more than twenty thousand physicians in America alone, and used by the people

L uf nine nations.

MuN'rnll4L, March 10.-An important ` honuo took placc'in thc management of \e§Cnnadinn Rubber Company at the nnualmeeting to day, when Major G.

ringle. 1`i.J. Youngs, Shirley Ogllve, H.

Fuller and M. C. Mullurkey. Some

tephens and Mr. McG|bbon, representing " - syndicate, had bought out a controlling

, ntercst. These changes are the outcome.

\-.-nt new attacks, uso lterrozone; it aids T

t ecstablishn nt ofa. branch house

he annual report was considered satis-

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THE “ FIRE" RISK.

Volunteer: They’d a hot time at the

“Smoker.“ _v

Civilian: I should think “smokers in

crmcries would bc dangerous.

Voluntecrz, Not when everything is

wetted down as well as it was the other night.

Minard'| Llniment Cures Ulndrulf-

.lust orlellrn, EE N333 EW

$1100 worm; COME IN AND SEE nan,

nav nn; BlE'liUl‘ll5S

One of the many ad- vantages over some makes is the firm in- sole the Slater has

which helps to keep them from being lumpy

Marti

Magazines.

and unpleasant under

the font. l",

See our Bunion Shoe for stout feet. _

THE FAw|lNE|N1APAN.

The attention of the entire civilized world has been drawn to the serious con-4 diiion of affairs in .lnpan where u t`amine

failure uf the rico crop. I This pluoky little nation of brown men,

still stagleridg from the effects of their long drawn out war with Russia is now face to facdwlth wa_r‘e sister calamity- Famlne. The situation is most serious and the Dominion Government is sending several thousand bags of Canadian _Flour to Japan in aid of tire famine sufferers. A package of nnyn Ysustle eholnséd in

...wh bug of flour, together withfa circular p,~|n¢,'¢f\ in Japanese characters, giving full directions for making bread so as to ensure successful results. '

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Min|rd'u Llnitnant Cures Burns. etc.

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Orruva. March 10-The Universal

Postal Union, which settles all matters of hasta] interest, such as transient rates, chhnges in postage rates. authorizing the formation of new conventions as regards parcels post, money orders, and postal work gencmliy, meets in Rome on April 7.'_The last convention was held in 1tl‘¥i, anll delegates from all over the world attended li. Dr. Coulter, deputy post master general, has been appointed to

tC d tthi ti rl

` Frocks

in your wardrobe?

Cclour~shabb|ness needn't mean the

gown is dune for. ,

Solong as there`s a dye as good as

rs. H. Johnston, Brundenell, P. E. I.,

D Y-0»L A. ll

Dy~o»ia ls tales as good as any other

D Y n I. A colours any other fabric-no

. _ Lo.\u10N. March i0.-'l‘hrec United

. ‘ ‘i ll l . . I Lxnmmingctheinmytun:°c:lT;::"B;° 5:: SHAMOKIN, March 12.-(Speqln])_The ;;;‘gh: oggalliehgssercassgggrs n ‘hw States Rhudes scholars won three vflrsts "me M' Ma mme wa m “nh rh 1 t news here that the anthraoito coal com- ` " “nd °“° s.°¢°”d “L "h° Oxf°"d new “ll°"”

d whohad a dispute w t e a e > _ P

‘in , meeting . M, Young, Q So th Da cha llluliter. GGIICPI1 A“_<'l!`1»*b9“° .'°m°_°f, W_l|l‘_’°,_-"'lu,,'t‘9l*.~l!-“.'Il’,l‘Fl=“§l° ¢°m”,d-‘vt ~_e` = ' ‘M ` ' #kr ' » ""‘ ‘ith f§"f`é? ' ‘t `i5hi3"bBDel"l._`f ~ ` ` ' .` "the United Miha Workers isrecelved wixthe » 1*” *‘mavmmp’ W e mi 1 U es'

H H § and also won the broad Jump, with

gurprlge nnddlguppuintmont. l I ' 22 feet. \Varren E. Schutt, of Cornell

Many of the miners have declared they _ r , University, \vus first in the mile. Time

will quit work in April unless they receive ‘ 283 Q' Alben' M Stewns' at C°""E°ti

U i cut took the special place in the hammer

concessions. L , _

hrovoinlz contest.

_T _ me

AL L F

f ’ llllmlu unit lluullunllt

, sion on the

question whether!! H Rogers shall be

postponed until March 20 Just ce

:_ _ _ V ' Hildersleeve, who heard the arguments, ____.

ST. Jnns, March 1?.-(Special)-The directed theyadiournment to awaltn final

Gfenadav Trinidad’ cable Is repmred' decislcnlln ‘the Missouri courts relative ].~,,m,,,,,,CmN’M,,,.Ch10_A wen known

l"".'_‘:" restoring telegraph communication with wash” ar case" “"pl‘°r°e" °f ul” l””“.l 3°ve"“'“°"“ Wm ` ' ` Trinidad and D mm up-*i* your correspondent tonight that he had

$i.unu.lii it-:Mat

Bosrmv, March I0.-In

fore the Baptist Social Rev. A. G. Dixon, pastor street Baptist church, plans were under way to construct a great temple on the site cf the llndlcy street Baptist church. The building will cost about Sl,Utltl,'l)0. The auditorium will havcaseatlng capacity of 3,000 to 4,060. `

MR. PELLETIER INJURED.

an address he- Union tonight, of thc Buggies announced that

represen ana aa econven on, an

left Ottawa yesterday for New York, en “_

, ~ ' lilorvrurz/il., lillrel 10.-M . VI to now exists dueinagreat |nea.~.me to the reute f0rR0l110- P H H t Tm' ' _ r C '

e e er, rai ng passenger agent of the lnterculonlal liailwuy, has met with e

A n y 0 I 0 u Ins b very painful accident. While acting as

referee in o hockey match he was struck with the puck in the forehead.

SCHWAB DYING ON TRAIN

El. Paso, March 10.-The Rock Island

train on which Charles M. Schwab is

‘Id “sf” _V , going east reached Here many hours late. M

Mr, Schwab is ver l w and it i

_ .Y 0 s expect~

dyelever used." Mrs. A Fletcher, of '

Ellerhouse N. S. sa st-“D ~ ~ ` `ed hs may dl' Many Mme'

. , y y o la is

better to use than any other dye foe wool , ~

and _cotton together." _

BORN.

_ ' no-|. ;,.h|t_ Th, 0", pwggge Wm df, HODGSON-Ola March 11, at 38i Jensen

& argue mixtzrzei shades are imperi- ;:1°';E;\:.°IR0wFl_\!flR. and Mrs. Hodll"

Ln nor, March 10-A disastrous fire vl 51° ‘_'_l_l ‘!l_ #_ .! ` 4 ,_ -` ‘ ' marred at the um-y remountnhlblel. lA4.*'?l!iVl§§lll°k;- __l,,¢%%°"5¢ll-"5»="¢4f\`. T _

W|||mim Paddoeks. Fifty horses were cava "_ To Asnam. but thoroughly appreciative

'burned todeath undone man was killed h.Y`I10i IDIKG l-TIG 058903! 800Ga| audience last night Dr. Thompson, of

'" “ '°""°°d° “°'°"""s h°""' "dis pumps sr or 0 na m a f r `X°ls¢c:l§i.` ii"“:"ndel;v§;er(:l Amie liicmei

" »-~»¢_= > -~ w 000 esatc....a.At

I’ °"n,'”“,_|,.,,,,¢,, .-4 mnwnq on6~and-one-hail to three pounds. Coats the close of the lecture a moat cordial

I ‘ L allmontclli Quick!! rllilvld bi 9|’Cl0lllIl l0c , _ role of thanks was conveyed on behalf oi same results. A - ,

Sole Agents. E _ ,,\.u¢,¢.a¢L»»¢»as.»a1la~¢¢»u in _ lityam-drakilm-'. hesudlrncety semtm A...|,n,.u, :cor-r a nov/ws. -i-num, on. _

if " I ‘Q F _ . _ _ L _ ~ - _ ~ ' __

WILL ERECT

MiNERS’ COTTAGES.

Gr./we B/iv, March 10,-The Dominion

Coal Co. have entered into n contract with Rhodes’ Curry Bc Co. of Amherst to erect one hundred and thirteen miners' cottages, twenty-three nt Dominion .\'o. l and ninety at. Dominion No. ti.

FOOD OR

STIMULANT.

Ask your doctor if when

he orders a patient to drink lots of pure milk he advises the addition of a large quantity of whiskey. I-ie'l1 tell you “no" very emphati- cally. Yet there are people who, when ordered to get Sc0tt’s Emulsion, will accept 'some wine, cordial or extract of cod liver oil and think it is the same thing or better. If you want and need cod liver oil in its best, purest and most easily digested form,'get Scott’s Emulsion. If you want whiskey, that's another matter, but don't look for the '

to shorten the session. Monranan, March 12.-(Special).-Chas. _ Replying to Mr. Burden’s accusation of Elbridge ofthe committee appointed here unfairness in the Northwest. elections Sir to examine the affairs ol the York Loan Wilfrid Laurierjustified the rejection of Company reports that theconiniittee foiled

- Mr. Haultain as_Premier and stated that if to find evidence of graft against President. dollar.

‘Phillips und the i-llargi-s will prniiaidy he dropped.

When all tht- riailnsari- paid :~ln\ri»l|nltl--

ers will receive nhontfolty et-nl~ on tho

lVlilllUlllH lllll

ll. l. Elllillll.

_\'r:\\' Youre, Aiareit lc.-'l`ln~ iu::t-~t

stone ever quarried was vxirzn-intl fl nm a granite ledge in Maine. tn ~vr\ i- as one ui' the eight columns to support tht- -,ft-eat dome of the l~lpi\¢-npal tiuiiit-final nl' _‘~i. John the Divine, in New \ ink. lp; xlib rough the Stoncineasim-til1ll'r<»t in 'mul it and was H.’_. feet tlttelr .nal 7 if-rt. nate, its Wellllll lliflllllfllil tour. 'l`u turn il into cylindrical form n inthe costing over £3,500 was built.

REV SAM JONES SPEAK5_

'l`(mo.\"rc, March lit-l:t»\. .~_\ni Jon..

when speaking in-rn rm-i-nliy ~ti.`1- *l believe the ifnllt-tl Sinn-~. lnr. nn..-.~ inn than Canada hn>;cnr |ni~:n>l»-\\~ :ue not -t. Solclnll as your p\'t'ni'l|i‘r<_ :um l \\_t. solemn myself onru, lint i nan; In _t dce-tor about ii. \\'|n\nln~ ,got lb|nn;1l| with me I was well, ini-vt-r l|.~nl il lun once. llc called it u <iisen_~t-il llirr.

' How’s This?

\\'e oilcrilnc iiunilrrtl la»ll.'|r~. ll.\\\_i|.i

fnruIi_i'c..se nfthilnrrli |i.,i| tutor... in cured by llali‘_~: Cairn-lit l`|nt-.

l". J, lllll‘f.\`i~IY A t'l P., 'i'.»{,-rin, t»_

\\'eillifit|‘tlL'l'>iu|n'1ll|:t\t~ _lilmii |> l'_ .|,

Cheney forthe la~i l.'»_v~nt-~. and in law. him peril-1-tly llonmnlilv in nil l»n\tn.~ .» trtlnsai-iinn_~ ami ilnuiii lull; nlilv ini tum out nm' nliliuatioris nnnlr- by his _'ii nr.

\\'.\i_|>|.\'i:, l<l.\x \\ .\ .\l \::\ v _

\\'holesul\: i)rn;_»,_fi_~t~, 'l'..l.»|.i_ tr.

llall's (latt\rl~ll Curt- is tain-n int:-|n.r|i\

nctingdirot-tly upon tin- irlunti .uni nnfv ous surfaces Ui the avail-ln. ’i'\-~| innmi ii~

compelled toanswer the question asked of *"3"* 3'9"' P'l'f'~` 77’ will-`~ W1' it--tilt-,

.pr "iw ` /1,, H L him in the Missouri oil hearing and '

‘| , ' 'f .__.|,,_’,'5éf_§5i = - ` which he has refused to answer has been '

eeks ago it was announced that Major L .~1'-(‘l;l"ii:‘ ' - V ' . l

Sold by all druggists. ’ Take IInll‘s Family Pills for constipat- on.

ABSTAINERS SAFE.

l.ol\‘l»n.\', March iii--in wil; \.._.»t|

tionier states that not one 1-l' lin- .tn

PAIN ABOUT Tllii lili’.\`.

It isa common rtxnplnini with \\nn_|<n_

'I`hc right ircalrni-nl is Ni-rviiini-_ nhl. ii penrtrai(-s to the _scilt of the pain i\nnn».|l litcly. Ncl'\'illn|- wnlms ami _~r»rnln_\ liw :\il't't-tcd parts, draws nal. the iuitnl inn and pain, alioirsa the pziiivni vase _.iii-| one rubbing. I\'<\lini|nt-nl .~n vtn|n»:|.t| rl ami safe. Nearly ility y<~ar.~ in nw, _.ini the dennuul Ixnrnt-n.~ely uri-:url 1-vt~\_y tl-ii, Nervilinc must he good. `

1906 Carters wilt.

omg , H, on me best of uumorlty that the respondent in il|:\'m\pcri, lin- Int 1- rw. n

< administration intended putting trout. _

` into the sb. John river' und thus muh( people \\l\om he ln\n,;i~.l uns :i ttwlolaiir r.

, that river a still more favorite resort for

_' sportsmen.

SEED -_f

CATALOGU E

Now ready. Still tm ft _»

copy, it tells lion tn t-_tu '

and grow ~,¢_.

CARTER'S llESl`l§l) gl

SEEDS

and cm1tnin_~'. n ~~;. '

nmountof \'nlu:\l»T|- ii.|t»i» _ mation for l".\i<f\il€li.\` and GARill£Nlii<1\`_ \\'1: nrcnmiiirlg lo,nrt» vnplt , tliroughuilt the prnx-inn. ` If you do not \'trrii'c ft -i copv by mall drop us ft '_ card and we shall i»~~ . pleased to send you ot: ~. ‘

ADDRESS

CARTER& C0., Lid.. I

SEHDSI\IliN. Charlottetown, i’_ li. I,

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Sworn Average Circuiations t,<>s_l,,)€_i__¢rt;\ Q, '.05 _,Daily 3.943; Tri-Weekly 3 |23

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