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BRITISH EM

LEAGLE MEETING

Questions of Trade and Naval,

Defence Discussed I

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Mr. McKinnon’s Resolution Adopted -Mulock, Bowell and Tarie Heard from-Moving Against Cigarette Smoking.

a‘oaxNs'r 'rr-rr: crcannrrs.

Orrawa, Mirah 16-(Special)-\Ir. Mc-

Laren will introduce a billiproiribiting the importation, sale and manufacture of

‘cigarettes in Canada. I

nnrrrsa marins: Llaoon amass. ` The British Empire League met here

this rn crning.

The chairman’r report declared the

League in hearty Sympathy with Mr. youngest daughter of Hon. G. W.

Chamberlain, Stephens was .married today to A.l

srs. WILLIAM Mvnocrfs vmws. Hamilton Ganlt, son cf the late A. F

Sir William Muloek moven the adoption G"“It`

of the report and declared public opinion LIBBRAL LEADING IN GUYSBORU- h 5

Haut-'ax, March 10.-(Special)-The :he announcement may som be expected uysboro election with eight places heard _ M an °m’°°bl° “"“°g°m°“I“ IJ" been

om “Iwi Slnnhuyuberu 7_u'aud Gunn' Liberal Member for Charlottetown and Royalty. reached with France on an outstanding

In Oaada would welcome reciprocal

trade within the Empire, but he declared G Canada had no right to interfere until fr Britain settled the matter of the tariff to Conservative 500.

Lasr ELECTION

,., ..._ IHE Pllllllllllll BY-EIEEIIUNS YESIEIIIIIY

D0 8 Y

Sir Mackenzie Bmvell did not agree bore County, and at the general election

of 1900 D. C. Fraser, Liberal, got 1920

otes,a majority of 337 over GNRUFY- The elections in Charlottetown and :neo-

her own liking. A

sm aracxsnzrn rro\vr:r.L nrrr-'1-zas.

with this, and claimed that Canada had a

right to speak her mind in regard to all v

MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.

i TWBNTY FIVE CENTS PERMONTH

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Liberal Candidate Leading and Probably Elected

Ex-Governor Mcinnis Dead-Millie Gee, Shot by _Her Cousin, Dies-The Pro Patria Safe

-Marriage in High Life.

Mouranat, March 18.-(Special)-The

A.-uv

-matters of imperial concern. Conservative who had 1589. Second District of Klnp,'=r yesterday, were

MR- TARTE FOR PREi'3“ENUF~ Ex-nova. nrcmurs mean.

Hon. J. I. Tarts moved and Dr. Russell

seconded a resolution in favor of imperial Govatnor Th°m,s R_ Mclnnrg ated wday, prefcrehiiili i¥l`Bd¢- Ha was born at Lake Ainsley, Nova am. Mcrcmrvos on Naval. ner-‘snort Sc

moved a resolution to the effect that the

question oi naval defence deserves the Mime Ge, who wa., ,hog by hm- garmin beet consideration of Parliament. C,

RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED. THE pgg PATRIA SAFE,

This resolution was adopted as was also a resolution by Sir Sanford Fleming in B

favorof state-owned cables connecting me ,mcg Ferry, 23, an-ived in port this the British Empire and congratulating mornrnm

Sir Frederick Borden on his appointment - to the imperial defence Committee.

Tho Old Umcefs °f Uh” L9“R“° were “ll Splendid Cures have Made Dodd's Kidney

re-elected.

[05 A [)|5()RD[R[D STOMACH. -That Dodd's Kidney Pills are a house-

hold wordl all through Prince Edward stand is not to be wondered at when one and had the advantage of spcrzrlrcg much

"I have been troubled for some time I

with indignation and sour stomach," says h Mrs. Sarah Vi . Curtis, of Lee, Mass., and D

have been taking Chamberlain‘s Stomach

“nd Liv" TAMBIS wmch have helped me nhis township, a well known member of change to a Conservative majority of 01

he I. O. F. votes. The partiss in the lirusc now “For over eight years," says Mr. Burns, strnd ten to eighteen WiIi1U\1NIwSvP8li€t' I suffered from what the doctors pro- and with a vacancy in Crrrdigan district

very much so that now I can eat many »things_ that before I could not." If you

have any trouble with your stomach why u

not take these Tablets and get welll For

sale by all Druggists. D

Wear the rn

“Boston Derby” Hat

ou Want iioorl leather in Your

footwear. f-s

The curse of many high priced boots today is poor leather. _ Now we have a boot that rs alright - we believe it is the best boot made in Canada. 'The maker of it is a practi- -cal leather man and this is the reason they beat others , for wearing qualities. The .boot Is named .INVICTUS

meanin “Uncongnerab1e" .and made by Geo- . Slater. They are comfortable litters -and nice looking.

Ladies' Kid Lace Boots.

a Dodd's Kidney Pills. Iam now cured

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beam 17 4| ll

lates for the Opera House tonight. 17 1|

RUBBER BALLS

Haszard 6: Moore.

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One hundred andtwenty- °"'°""' ' _If _._

Varwouvnn,-March 10.-(Special)-Ex.

Woonsrocx, March ° iii.-(Sneclal)-

Sr. Prnnnre, March 16--(Special)-The teamer Pro Patria which has been in the

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Pills Popular in Prince Edward

Island. »

Danster, P. E. I., March 14-(Special)

ears of the remarkable cures of Kidney iseases credited to them. And one ofthe rany ls that of John J. Burns, of Loi.18,

ouncedChronlo Inflammation ofthe

bout in despair when I was led to try

nd thank Dodd‘s Kidney Pills for eavinil

life."

Buy White`s chocolates if you want the

Get a box of Whites snowflake choco-

SPRING!

lnd magazines f°f “N LADIES' Majority for Whear492.

Expected any day per Wihfef

St. Andr-ew‘s Paaka’s Station Lot N

fought in the midst cf a drifting snow

storm which made electioneering, espe- cially outside the city, a disagreeable task.

The storm also detracted somewhat

Ima' from the excitement iii the city, but

Hon. D. A. McKinnon cf Charlottetown srrtnm can rrr-ran.

nevertheless many of the party men worked hard during the day for their respective candidates.

The election oi Dr. `Warburtori`had

eerge,Gee, died this morning. been generally conceded hy hour

Parties and the only question was as to the amount of his majority. Nevertheless during the :lay Mr Br-own`s supporters were rot lille and the vote polled by him is in excess of that taken hy the L' rrrservativc candidate at the general election in 1900 tircugh Dr. \Varburtuu increased iry' over two hundred the majority of Mr. Huszarri in the recent Federal by-election.

In the S1. Petrrs district the result

came as a surprise to the Government supporters. The Conservative candi- date hoW_ever had made n thorough canvass of the dir-trict for some time

of his time among the constituents.

The greatest change was in the Lot Iii) poll where a Liberal msjorlty nfil was

whore the Election will be held on the

Lolns and Kidneys. Igot so badlcould 20th. carceiv walk, sit or sleep. Doctors' The following nm the i0|DDi@i€ Ni

edinine did not help me and I was just turnaz-

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MAJORITY FOR WARBURTON 387.

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ONE IN FOUR PERSONS

One person in every four suffers more

or less from itching piles. Some do not know the nature of their ailment, and otirers have not heard of Dr. Clruse‘s Oint- ment as the only absolute and guarantee cure fur this distressing disease. If you are a sufferer ask‘ your neighbors about this great preparation. it has grown popurur asaresrult of the news of its merits being prr.~sed from friend to friend.

CAUGHT IN TIME.

Tonorsvro, March iii,-Detectives this

afternoon arrested Harold \Vebster and Thomas Fair, employes nf I’. W. Ellis 8; C on the cirargc cf stealing goods, prin- cipally fiiatuorros, irr rrr the i'lrr1r, valued al. more than five thousand dollars. The thefts had been going on for several mouths. Both rucu have confessed. Webster would steal the good-r and Fair would rnalrc trips to differrerrt United States cities, where he clspoarerl of them.

COLDS ARE DANGEROUS.

How often you hear it r'r-rrrzrrkerlt “It's

only a cold," and n. few firrys later learn that the man is on his brick with pneum- oola. This ip ui’ srucir common occurrence that a cold, 'however slirzh', should not bc disregarded. Chnnrhr»rinir.`.~r Cough Rem- edy counteraifs urry terrrlrrrcy towards pneumonia. It always cures and is pleas- ant to take. For sale by ull Drugglss.

CHICAGO MARKETS.

- Clrcaco, li-larch I0 - iSpeclal) - March Wheat iitii May Wheat -

“ Corn hilt “ Corn - “ Pork $13.52; “ Pork -

READ IT THROU GH:

'Twould Spoil This Story to Tell it In the Headlines-

To useaneighteentlr century phrnse,llrirr

is an “o`er true tale." Hrrving happened in a sma‘l Virginia town in Lire winter of 1002 it is a story very much of the present. Up to a short time ago Mrs. John Ii Har- mon ol Meifa Station, Va., had no per- sonal knowledge ofthe rare curniive pro- pertirs ol ChamberlaIn's Cough Remedy "Last January," she says, “my bane took a dreadful cold and at one tiruc I feared she would have pneumonia, but one of my neighbors told me how this remedy had cured her little boy and I hegan giv- ing it to my baby at once and it soon nur-

ers of 0hamberialn‘s Cough Remedy for placing so great a cure within my reach, I cannot recommend it too highly or aay too much in irs favor. l hope all who read this will try it and beconvlnoed as I was. For sale by all Drnggists.

ANNOUNCEMENTS-

-Any good boy desiring permanent

employment should apply at this office at once. d tf.

-Telephone subscriberu please add to

their directory carry, No 238, A. Ailey's residence. iii d 2|.

-Court Charlottetown ,‘No.b7tl,Canadian

Order of Forfstsra, meets tonight in Wright‘s Hall, Kent St , reports of Com- mittees. initiation.-John W. Young, Sec.

-Put tan cents extra in your pocket to-

night when leaving for the-Opera House, and invest this email amount in a box of toothrome home-made candy. The pcor

wiii bsnelt by your gererralry.

IIISIIIIIII PIIIIIE WINIIIIWS BIIIIKEN

For not Decorating on a Re- volution Anniversary

Duke of`Cambridge lll -Parkin Com- ing West- Good Progress of

I Negotiations Between

' France and Britain.

DUKE UF CAMIIRIIIGE II.I..

LoNnoN,March 18-(Special)-The Duke

ofCambridge, cousin of the late Queen Yrctcria is critically ill.

AGREEMENT \VI'I‘I~I FRANCE.

The London Times and other papers say

questions, including the French Shore In

Newfoundland. {

PARKIN SAILS FOR. NEW' YORK. ,

George R. Parkin sailed for New York

to~day in connection with holding tho examination in the States and Canada for thc Rhodes scholarships.

VIENNA. March 10.-(Special)-The pal- ace of Empcror Francis Joseph and the' Arch~Duchess Clothilde was stoned and

the windows broken because they were

nc. decorated in honor of the anniversary of the revolution of IMS.

NERVE WRACKED AND INSOMNIOUS

Everything goes wrong, head feels heavy

and dull, mind is filled wirlr strange fr-rre~ bodlngs, stomach is nut of kilter. You need a uood tonic like Ferrozone to bring back your lost appetite and digestion, and cleanse the blood of all impurities. Ferro- zone is a wonderful invirzoranr. and Strengthener that will banish gloomy oe- presslon and quickly restore you to a healthy, vigortus condition of mind and ho iy. Notnihg is so good for the sick,

weary and riebilitated as Ferroznne. Price 50c per box, at drugglsts or Poison & Co , Kingston.

HA.\trr.'roN's l\iaNrrrr/rrcr=: Pir.r.s trite

CuNs'r'rr»ATioN.

MAY BE IN THE ICE.

1iAr.l|'A_x, March iii,-The French cable

sicnmer Pro Pntrin, which left St. Pierre, Miq., for Ilalifnx two weeks ago, has not yet arrived. It is believed that the steam- er mny be caught somewhere in the ice, where it is very heavy, on the coast. One report says that she is thought to irc oil' Whitehcafi in the ice pack, with tire str. Elliot of Charlottetown and another un- known oraft. The Rosalind, bound for New York, which got in tonight from Sr.

Johns, Nfld.,passed through two hundred

miles oi slah ice.

ARMORED TRAINS

ARE ABANDONED

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Causing Bitter Resentment in St. Petersburg

Russian Cruiser Diana Damaged- Great Expectations of Admiral Makaroii as a Sturdy Fighter.

AR.\i0I(I"ID TRAINS AISANDONED.

ST. 1’r~:'rnn.rrrURu, March 16.-(Sp¢¢|g1)__

Tae bitterest resentment is aroused here

over the reports of the abandonment of

the Port Arthur* armored trains which

like the Britisnuéed in South Africa were

being built for the Manchurian railroad.

RUSSIAN CRUISER DAMAGED.

The news is confirmed that the Russian

protected cruiser Diana, which was before

reported damaged in the first attack upon Port Arthur was again damaged in the

engagement of Sunday.

Mariano:-‘r-' rrcmu Lloursen.

Sr. Pisrnxrsrrunrr, March 14. Admiral

Mackaroff is being loudly acclaimed here

iorr going to the rescue ot the Russian tor-

pedo destroyer ln the tight of Thursday last.

IHPERIAI. PALACE STONED. ,IT MAY IIE AfiURES5I\'E»

He failed to suve lr, being driven away

by the Japanese battleships,1but his re-

putation as gt fighter has been enhanced

and. great eixpectntions are indulged as to

his uggressive tactics in the early future. uNnrrr.r.\nr.u asroure.

There rye some reports of land fighting

but these are not_contlrmed and believed

to be unreliable.

.mrs xl-:rr 1-mr: sri.:-:N<'r:.

Ahsoluic silence prevails at Tokio as

to Japanese land nrovernents but all the c

orrcspondents agrcc that great activity is maintained.

A Sl'lil’R15lNG DISCOVERY.

You will be surprised In trying Catnrr-

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A trial will convirrw you that Catarrho-

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