to /Moderate Veneers _ vi/ands, arse. and /and Wear

1- . ,.

> DAILY Fousnnni ~ l _ H ; _ A ' l

8 _ . _ , - _ _ll A . ` _ I " -f - it’ . , - 1 . _ . ._ _ . _ ._ , _ , or s

.44,,¢,¢_,v,£,,,s _ . _ ' . ,i , I ._ I into 0o¢5`

1 = ` - . - _ - mu.

_ wiiiiiiKi.v.tNow'riu.wla1:aYiiiia~i_l CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE _EDWAIRD ISLAND, CANADA, THURSDAY, MA-RCH 29, I906.

MORE iNsuRANcE .FORMER vice i>aEsi_aENr .RussiA's Fiizsr REvELAii0Ns i>Eiz.i<i Your Lina

A Commissioner Who is an insurance Com- Arrested For Grandlarceny But Proceedings Stayed by iiabeasCorpus!

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pany’s Trustee-Directors Caught Specuiat- and Cast Adiouraed- TiiI_Friday-éitqiipn Fgption Fight m Mijmga. ing--important Amendments to Railway polis Results in Six Being Killed-The Finding, oi thc Bodies Act (ave the Railway Commission Presents a Gfuesome Si_ght,'the Bodies Being Literally

Control oi Telephones. Stabbed to Piece_s,_ and Co_vercd_Wlth Gorc.

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()'r'ri\\v/i, March 28-(Spee|al)~At the

insurance investigatioii this morning It was disclosed that Mr. Longmuir, a meni- ber oi' the Commission, was aTrustee of the Mutual Reserve Life of New York.

This afternoon the discovery was iniidc

that the directors of the Inipcrinl Life were caught in 10021 speculating in unauthorized securities with the funds

of the Company and it cost tacin ten thousand dollars to make good thc loss.

Today the Minister of Railwaysintro-

duced a Bill to amend the Railway Act

llilillH|llli llUl

NUAH WAS HlHi

Nuw Yours, March 27.-The steinner

Lutrann, \vhii:h arrived i'roin Haiiihurig postage stainps of Cunudn wore sold rc-

lateiy bruugiit a cargo rescinbling that. of i

Nnnlfs Ark. It lncludeil eight caiiiclsf Deiits, formerly prcsidi-nt. American five cages of biriis,a<-use of snakes, three Piiiiatelic Association was disposed of.

giraii`cs,n iloii, two hycnns a black panth- l

er,nlx ostrichas, deer, kangaroo, guns adliesive siaiiip of Cuniuia having a and a toothiess baby hlipopotamus portrait of Quccii\'ictorlaiinii issued in

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about l your olil. It l`s intended to rc- l lease 3500 of the birds in Central Park. 1

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l.osii<»N, March 257.-'i'iic new armored cruiser Iilacla Prince, which washuilt and L, equipped ata cost cxceedinll £l,170,0iltl, tl

Second Cruiser Squadron, after ii short

period of service in tiio Sliocrnesslliiiit- The gtlnw was n cancelled copy, In good hum rt-serve division. coiidltion. It fetched $112.

ROYAL EGG MAN. BR|'[|S|1 pRt5S. `

1.oNnoN, March 27.-Prince Edward o

Walcshas acoileotion of seaiiirds' egos from St. Kilda which is said to be thc

finest in the British Empire- A

parliamentary piu~ty who intend visiting Canada during the coming autumn. The Eighty Club, the Canadian Associated Press believes, is cndeavoring to solicit he interest of lending members of

Mcn’S and

Boys’ New Slater Sll0CS

t P

wsiorsifb. ‘DECORATIVE

'$1700 W0_liTii. tens iii AND SEE iiisn,

mtv .iris izsiuriss

One of the many ad- vantages over some makes is the firm in- sole the Slater 11115 which helps to keep them from being lumpy and unpleasant under the foot. See our Bunion Shoe for stout feet.

(IOFF BROS.

_s.

\ . . The other was the five-cent Connell

stainp ofNcw Brunswick. This is one

EW uf thc most interesting of stamps.

Charles Connell was the Postmaster-

_ _; Gencralof New Brunswick in 1800 ami

l on May 15 he issued this stamp, which

I hears his own portrait, while the ten»

’ ent stamp and the sevcnteencent stamp

in important particulars. NE“'Y°"K» Mlifcll 33'~(SD€UiI1ll-George _ the Supremo Court for a writ of Ilabeas this moi-ning.

Among other things it provides |,i,,,¢_ W. Perkins, formerly Vice President of Corpus directing the production of Mr. It in rcnortcd tiint twelve ivcn had

were may be an appeal fm," the Runway the New York _Life Insurance Co., was Perkins before Justice Greonbanm. 4 been engaged in a fight.

Uoiuiiilssion to the Supreme Cm"-;_ Hl`\"0St42d today on a warrant ohargingl The writ was granted and the case The police found the bodies of four men

The (;¢mm|_q|0n hgrenfter is W he Rive" I-Zrand larceny inthe first degree, issued A adjourned till Friday. literally stabbed to pieces lying in pools

complete control over telcphonc rates by M“|'ll@"f\l0 Joseph Moss. MINNI-:APoLls,Mil\h-.M|*l'0h 25-(Special) Uf H000.

m,,],m¢_ho,-ity to cD,,,,,e} the co,,,,,B,,|e,, to Before he was arraigned in court hls_Thc bodies of six Italian laborers were The bodies oftwo others were found in

give mc), °|_|,e,. ,,,,,,,,cc|,|0,,,,_ M50 p,.ovl_ counsel applied to ._Justice Greenbauin of‘found in is house at 218 Tenth Avenue the cellar.

sion is niudc for coinpulao;-y exnlnmge gf, _.__ _ _ __ _ ___ ___, __ _ _____ ___ ____ _ _ ___ _ _ ___ ___f___i_

inessagcs between telegraph companies.

The idea is that the Couimision shall

control the iclcpiione colnpnnics the

~uinc as thc rliilwiiys.

ciiiiiii siii/As C

ii Hn; Pains

Nxw YORK, March 2T~The two rarest

:cntly when t.hc collection of lliriiiii E.

)ni\ of those was the twelve police black

5515. It sold for $102 to John A. 'iciiiiinn

f the sonic Issue had rcspoctiveiy,the otrait of Queen Victoria and the Prince f Wales, now King I'ldwa.rd VII. (ln iicrount of thc five-cent stamp sing adorned with C0nnell's portrait,

ie tlovcrnincnt disapproved ot it and _elm ,,\,|,,.|,°d;e(1_ but me exgem, of the

arrived last week at Chatham on de- ordered it to be dn_~;|,|-eyed, A few of iivervfroni Hu: soiitrsolors as voainleleil the Cenneiistanips escaped destruction. for active service. Sheis dcstliioii to :There warn two spa-cirncns of this join the flag of Rcar'Adniiral Prlnvo stampin the sale. One was an unused Louis of Battcnburg, ccmnianding the mended mm., w|¢,h L, hw 0| the pg,-.

rations cut close. It sold for $35.

MEN COMING

LoNnni\', March 27-The :Canadian ssociati.-d_ Press has heard of another

arliamcnt in the proposed visit.

Novelties and faster 'Magazines now ready.

’°iiaszaiii it Moore.

FANCY

iissiis

For liiantlc Draperies, etc. l f' "

We have just opened up a

Very Select Stock of Fancy ~ - TISSUE PSDCTS. The color-

5 and patterns are choice. Easter Cards, Easter

-rs UQ

lioyal Military College, Kingston.

1Ie caine _hoiiie from Kingston some

weeks ago suffering with brain fever iinil

has been delirious inost of tho tlinc since.

Miirsiiali himself has said nothing

about the matter.

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iilSPliiAll FAAAINE |IliN|]|l|illlS iii JAPAN

Toxin, March 27.-The misery and

su1l`erin9‘ in the famine region has been slightly relieved by the prompt andllberoi aid from foreign sources and by the abate- mont of the rigors of winter. The local authorities are trying to provide work for

work is inadequate, and thousands are still on the verge of starvation.

Many parents are parting with their

childfen, sending them to the already crowded Okayama orphanage.

The severity of the suffering undergone

by the children is clearly depicted in the faces of those who are compelled to part from their homes, where thc food consists of flour mixed with straw and weeds. The mixture is beaten line formlnga pastry which contains only twenty-live per cent actual food value. The government has remitted the lowest tax in the famine district, but this will nat afford immedi- ate relief. The liberal contributions from American synipsthlzers are alrsady effect' ive and the relief in the form of food and clothing is commanding the heartlest appreciation.

Another appeal for aid is presented by

the sufferers from the resent earthquake in South Formosa, thousands of whom are homeless.

The local government is busy providing

food. caring for theinjurod and recover- ing and removing bodies, -several hundreds of which are buried under debris.

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qc ‘£13

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A Sl‘illN(.i TOURIST.

Tircsonic: - Say, nilssus, I cuni tcr

Charlottetown ter board at do .iaii but its fierce, cn pretty crowded.

Mrs. Nix:-Well, there's room for you

anyway, you're not so much.

Lorsnux, ONT., March 28.-_(Speclal)-

Jack Marsiiall, son of Jos. Marshall Ex

M. I’. is recovering froiii serious illness the result ofa hazing received at the

lacera ted.

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WHA] WAS l[lSl|i

Kansas City, Mob, ilti.-A bankcr going

home for his dinner saw a $10 bill an the curbstone, He picked it up and took the number down in order to find tho owner. While at home his wife remarked that the butcher had sent a bill amounting to $10. The only money he had with him was tho bill he had found, which he gave to her and she paid the butcher. The butcher paid it to a farmer for a calf, and the farrn- er paid it to a merchant, who in turn paid it to a wash-woman, and she, owing the banker a note of $10, went to the bank and paid the note. The banker recogniz- cd thc bill as the onciic had found, and which, up to that time had paid $50 of debt. On careful investigation he dis» covered that thc bill was counterfeit.

Now, will some of our friends tell us‘

what has been lost intiiis transaction and by wlioia l

illllilliiw

Llillll lilW$

C. M. B. A.-licmoinber the grand

rally in the C. wi. Il. A. Ilall this evening.

CHICAGO ~MARKETS.

Ciiicmo, March 2*. -(Spccial)-

Corn, Mar., 4-ii Corn. May, 441 \VhcatL." 77 Wiiest “ 77 I‘urk. May, $16.45 Porlr,Jan., $10.30

LADY BLACKSMITIA.

Tlresome:-No, mum; dai.’s do reason I dnn`t. lille tel' |10 in crinong do "big hugs", there. Guess Ill wait till its inovoii. Say, ean yer girc us a roll, on I'|i git out. i 1\irs. Nix:-Iiyon don't get out I'li give

Sole Agents- I .... if .- _

you a roller. |

I.oNiioN, March 27.-In a case heard at

the Croydon county court, the |1ialat|f1‘ €ECCflVe in f¥`e3t_lUg W¢3k'_ » -- - -f f-~-~--l- ". at-mined as fi is-iy "i»i.\ei¢sn.iui." ness and wasting in adults.” \i`[/\I§':`__i,“;i_>_;,<_1_]§{_l<__'°§_§°“§{:im:\_{>f_s:ul§

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sh” “""" "‘°° "°“'°" ‘° "° ‘ '"‘”“'°" |co'r'r s sown; -i-nur.. ou. pref.-frail in-iereaeée. Addr-cess Q i. engine proprietor and ii confccticner. ' (;mnvi|\e, 29,1 |“-pd '

Eillliiii HAZ|iii§ NEAH Slillilli LIBERAL lliillli

S.\cicviLi.F., March 28.-(Special) -Two \\'iNNir»sri, March Zhi-(Spsc|nll~

distressingfnccidcnts occured iii the saw~~ Concerning thc choice for tho leadership

uiilis near here today. of the party .-it tnc Manitoba Provincia __

At Malden William Ash, aged nineteen, Liberal Convention ia session hero theri- \\rw,_\-HUM-, Murph 2gL|,_

was caught in the shutting and seriously is much interest, H0080 llloi- at 12 0`0lU0k Hull l\fi~“I` l”l‘i10l't- [njm-e,|_ 1.;,|w,,,.d B,,0wn_ Mnyol. of lsortme In on pi-irate Bills had been pi'eseiitcil the

At Upper Cape this uforning Mrs. Eils-i Proiriclsthe man who niects with the ,S '_ H R ,,.` H I C

' - to iicorpora e ic . . 0 uian o,

worti Ruworth had her right iirui cut off iuoat. furor to lead. mi whm, was ,.e,,0,.\u,| ng,.L.¢d U, wnh.

LW fi C|l“0\-illl' BBW Und UNE 0|-hcl* Brill badlyl Wil* out uuieniliiieut..

Bill BlLiiVlS

of ccrtiiin inarrliiizcs, lt provides that hereafter the publication once of thu

` banns in the Iioinun Catholic Church

IN shall niakc a niaii-lage valid and that

marriages tiiiit have taken place in the

_ = _ oust with less than tiirec successive pub-

~ _ -°-- lioatlons of the banns shall bc declared

_ _ , -_ valid.

____ _ Tl Bill 'i d l to.

C'"‘"AnY' M“"“'h 27"`“u"’ h°"rd Dr llilslxsc ivdlill-siiietliiadofriiilflltrtsgr to incorpo-

trade of Regina proposes io ask the city , _ _

Vsiwovvnn, March 28- S i l - . 4 rate thc Irince Edu aid Island Fish and

JOl.\ll13\ll'nSOl1lnl'l Bild 0l4l\EI‘ |"|1(0:|)1il,|!:S)Ofl counoll f°r$10'(l]0 'D Spend lin publlcgy Gnme Protccuun Assoclntlon.

ipurposes' The C°IR“ry 0°" of tm U The Bill was agreed to with ainenil»

tiio City Council will not oiliclally attend* nearly took the breath away from the mmm

reception to Prince Arthur on Saturday “ld"me“°f Calgary wife" they asked for House adjourned till :l p, ni,

bggangg they d¢¢]|n5 go bow down go me an aglgroprlntxn tgf $`;200'| C“ll_g':r‘y£|°n'; The afternoon session was ilcvotcd to mnmr of et, neue wh t , muc am" c y an ek na’ “ W the consideration of llic lnsuruncc Bill'

q n saysa op IM not continue to belsr er ver lonnlf the .

F' Y . i t d ru . .

and Prince Albert coat inust be worn. Calgary cltv council overlooks ordinary “I M loummuu ‘ms ma an P lu

business principles in dealing with E"':Nm“ SESSIUN'

civic affairs." Nelson is nat quite H0080 H105 HB 3 I1- Ill- go large A ctw M either Cnlgnry or The consideration of the Insurance bill

and properly accounted for.

BOTH FOOD

AND MEDICINE.

We like best to call Scott's

Emulsion afood-medicine. It

is a term that aptly describes the character an action of our Emulsion. More than a. medicine-more than 3 food, yet combining the vital prin- ciples of both. lt is for this ~reason that Scott's Emulsion has a distinct and special value in all wasting diseases.

There is nothing better to remedy the troubles of im-

perfect growth and delicate ealth in children. The action of Scott's Emulsion is just as

Regina, but biiserl on the figures was concluded. quoted above the city council should The speaker resumed the chair and lifr. make a liberal grant to the publicity Hsszaril moved that it be road a third

'N scheme now well underway, provided

I j there is o reasonable guarantee that thc Mr. Peters ¥ll°‘/Ml tho Consideration of

funds will he carefully and wisely spent the Act to amend the Act to enable the

_ic posit no 0 oiernincnt n this

LoNnoN,Msrcii 27.-At the inquest on 'Mn MMh|e,,°,, to mungngg the country

a laborer wiio died from exposure at by |s,,u|,,K d,,bc,,|_,_,,.e,,_\,,,t to pm' ,he l _ _ _ ‘vycomben was stated "IM ha had not imun__n__nto the power ofuhw p__u___e _n iisting Luri. results in c\ei'y case. Lsu been to bed for nine years. He preferred Dnler to ,ecewe than n,°ney_-‘would be he without it becausc ever type of to slccp in the open.

I money. lleciiarged that the nicinbcrs of

____ the Government should not borrow money

LONuoN,Marcli 27.-The second death ., 9¢,,¢,“¢p_

from acute leprosy la London within 'W three weeks gwun-,.1 |-eggntly, The -I)on`ticrgcttiieauctionsale of i`urnl- victim was William O‘Toole, a well tureat the residence ofCnptsin li. McMil- known cnmcocutterand heraldic artist. Ian, Lower Prince St. on ’i‘hursday lie was attacked two years ago by a March 2tlth. commencing at 11 c'c-lock malaiiy which afterwards] developed a.m. ‘2Hd2i

intoleprusy. '_ '

Own Class to Natlo

lil Health Forces

election.

priests were returned.

owners who in reality are the only

peasants of the more prosperous cliiss. stood together against the big landlords

Aiiiiviiiziii P

llousc wcnt into coinmiiic on thc Bill

llouse went into Coiniiiittco. on Act

i'cs|iectlii|g the validity and registration

time tomorrow,

(lovsrriinent of Prince Edward Islandlo receive temporary loans. Ile explained tl ' lo f th G ' i

Mr. hiathieson considered this a most A

importsntmattcr. It is bad enough said

laying the Government. open to the danger of bankruptcy at any time that these people made a sudden dcinand for their

from the banks without the authority of

TESTIMONIAL

lfiftccii l’olnt.

Mitre-li srl. \ili'.L

T0 Prof. Ii S. Hiiiiillinii.

'Fhisis tn certify that l linvn snti'ci'ctl

with iuitliuia for t\\'oi.LY )'\>1\rs and irli-ii :inv- tnrs from diilhrifiit places: Cliarliitlctowii. Moiictoii,Slii‘dii\i- aii.1 Biiininersidc iinii had no rciiof, tried all kliifis of pninnt iiieiiiviiira which did inc no good. in fact, i kopt |,zcii|n;; worse. Last, wiiii-erlconlil iiardly go to \iii~l barn, After thu tirat. ircatiooiit I began to url. . butter and now i foci that i ani A-ntireiy i-iii-oil.

i ani _voin-_-A truly. -

A.\ll>rl RIF IAHDF.

lfificuii Point, I' Ii l-Aland.

l’rni’. Ilainiliun has his lioniiis on Fitvmy Ri. bntfwcoh Gi'\‘|\t (ich iinil Qilvcii. ,

.'i~‘Zidl| l\\'inf‘2|. ,

Condensed Advertisements `

(Too late for Classification.) i

Y-OR SALE-A ltainbler Bicycle good as

F now, bought last year. .»\p};ydl;ero.

\VAN'i`l<l[)~A irood boy about 15 or Iii

cars of age. Apply lo Mechanic.

Gunrdlhn office. 20d twtf

ST. Pi-.'rifiisiii'iiii, March ‘.'t~l,-(Spci-iai)-

'i`iie I’ro\'incc of Kostrouia in Europeaii

Russia is the tirst in have completed its

I"orty~six peasants, lil noizleinen, li-l

incrcliants, il professional incn and tiircv

The results show that the siniill land-

POPULAR VOTE

Peasants Stood Together to Elect Men of Their

nal A.ssembly~¢Wiitt’s i1im to Rctire and

Other Cabinet Changes are

Predicted.

and chose exclusively peasants.

Tho peasant electors :arc not classified

and have but one pluiik iii their platforiu, n.iiiiely, the distribution of lands. The others arc divided.

Rumors ofliinponding Cabinet changes

continue to circulate.

The llusis declares that beyond doubt

the state of l'i‘ciuicr \\'itte'l heath will

force him io retire and it also predicts the rcsigiiatioiiei of Interior Minister

llurnovo and l~`insnce Minister Shipoff,

KING lil Sliil-iA'S

AAlSlHAilli Lili

Iir:i.iiiiAi»i:, March 27-King Pitsi's

sccond court hail wasa frigid ceremonial at which thuprevalling feeling wal the universal uneasiness which exists throuuhuut Servis.

The ri-glcidc officers strutted about.

evidently ilctnriniiieii to show their autiioi-ity while yet it lasts, but. the efforts to keep up dancing were a lament- ubic failure.

The strains of the splendid iiillltary

oi‘ciicsti‘a were wasted in so far us the waltzcrs were concerned, for during tha greater part of the time the floor was empty.

King Peter walked about. affabie ss

usual, and tricd hard to forget nobody, but to shed his royal benevolence lm- partially on all. Lil-U0 Hl'0\ll’9 °f Bursts stood about.

“`hl5P0f|l\l£ and eyeing suspiciously the movements of their political antagon- ists.

'i‘hcinost nniinatcil part of the bali

was thc rush to the buffet, and the unhriilled rlonunciatioiis which followed. For one reason or another il. was iusui’ll~ cicntly furnished on this occasion, and such remarks were over-heard us: “The fellows (ineariing the regicides) are disgrncing thc palace." “His majesty docs not know that ws are accustomed to a regal huil'ct in llelgraiie palace," “After all, it is we who puy for this, and wc should bc recrivcdonce a year in

proper style."

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IlA\'Ii YOU IIICAHTBURNQ

_It’si|iiitc coininon with pcopie whosib digestion is poor. Immediate relief follows the use of Nerviiiiie. Stomach is si.nanizthenoil,di|.rceitl0n is made perfect,

}’olson's Ncrvllino once and you‘ll never

stomach disorder is vonqueredyby a few doses. One Ztfir. bottle nfNarviline always

convinces. :Sold everywhere for the past fifty years.

snps

Early Planting.

Early varieties for the Hut

bed.

C2bb3§C, (best early

varieties.)

Garden Peas, Lettuce. Tomato, Cauliflower, Celery,

Sweet Peas (c ve;

60 separate colors) now ready at

Cartcr’sISccd Store, Charlottetown.

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Sworn live rage Circuiations to 30, '05 Daily 3,043; Tri-Weekly 3,i28

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