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J E E' E 1 J' f - -- _ __- if _ _ .__=-u ' _ »- A » ~ ~<~~- - wnu<1.r.<Now'ra1-wsaxnrl uni CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARDEANB, CANADA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1905. {s,§‘,‘9"{,‘§,N('§,§P*§,E.}3,2,',§’{‘f,T`§,-B

INTERCOLONIAL T iUilG'S GULLEGE I _STU HESULTS UT RATES

I TABLES

IS DOING BETTER GUTEHNUHS NNE

Elltiicit Raduced in July and August and SUT' Very Hopeful, But Criticise At- plus Shown in September-Hopeful Out- iiivde of President Han- look for the Future. E ""h'

v Hannmx, Nov. 10.-(Special)--The

0TTA“.A, _\0v_ 16-(Special)-With al The figures for the three months are as Governors lot Km . C H t d t

demmc in the working expenses and an

incfeiiscin thc earnings the Intercolonial

“,,i|,,-ny shows a marked improvement

(0, the first quarter of the present fiscal

lf:-E mvc,,¢;,;»\tion which the men and the llrputy Minister made into the work- ingnf the road in the summer monthsll

‘hm-ing its effect. This is shown in a small surplus of ¢,irnin;:.-| over c.\'|icn|ilturc for the month

oiSi‘plc|nln't'. ' The earnings for the month were $086, .71,,,,,,-plus of $24,059 for the three

monllis. The nvcrngc deficit has been reduced to

¢;',,tri~i,so that on this estimate the year milrl close with n. small deficit. ;

ii. itnil its I

TNUUGH PULITIGS

\\'i.\'N|r|zn, Nov. 15.-R. B. Bennett, the rletentcll ll-ndcr of the Alberta Conserva- tives, has announced his retirement from L politics, no matter which way the investi- ption into tin- ballots cast in Calgary re- c utils. C

_____‘_.?._.i_-

NNUWIN SMITH

' ~ UN ELEGTIUN

T<niox1't\, Nov. 15.-Goldwln Smith was inked what he thought oi the North York election. llis answer was : “I belong to neither political party, nor have I ever meddled, nor tio I propose to meddle. with any election outside of my own riding, and there I vote nut for party, but for the man. llhlnk we must generally look to the hrmcr as the best representative not only oiunr most important industry, but of sound political character and attachment to broad intcrcsts of the state. A Liberal lharc always been and am, but the ma- chine with its trickery and its lndelnni~ liesbilis protanes that glorious name." ,

Sore Throat and Coughu L

Hmyic. effective and nfs remedy for all throat rntatanaiu found in '

Cresoione Antiseptic Tablets

ir.;:i:‘:‘.1‘;:.*::.'.'.°.z'."‘.:l‘.tl.I.‘Jt,‘ ‘:i..°:°.::'r.::£‘:

lilo. All Drudlllta 40°

can :sn ness

adies!

lust for November we

will give for cash 2`

per cent reduction

Ladies’ Invictus Patent

Lace Boots ffor fall

wear, $4.50 now $3.60.

This is a good chance

to look well and save

money.

_-i

follows.

| Aug. $748,261, $074,743, - Sept., $0tll',612, $630,271, Total 82.0'r8,447, 51,905,092.

The deficit for July was $29,002 and for

August $71,519.

The surplus for September was $24,659.

_The intention of the Department is to use gnsolene engines on the branch lines lu P. E. Island.

There are certain other economies in

view which will keep the expenditure a little short of the earnings if not within them.

There will be a saving of $300,000 for the

year in maintenance of way ami $100,000 in coal.

GITENT HENIVNL

IN LMUNTHENL

Mosranar., Nov. 16.- The archbishop

, of Montreal, Mgr. Bruehesl, is now study- iing the details of a great temperanee revival in this diocese, \vhicl\ his: grace ontemplates atanear date under epis- opnl auspices.

____

PNINGE LUUISN T GUEST UE NSTLNTS

Pououxnrsrsrn, N. Y., Nov. 15.-Prince

Louis of Bnttenburg is now u. guest at the handsome summer home of Col. and Mrs. John Jacob Astor, near Rhinebeck, where he will remain for n day or two. Follow- ing the arrival of the prince at the Astor Mansion, tonight, an informal dinner was tendered him. The evening was spent quietly.

BAVARlAN’S CARGO

NEARLY ALL SAVED.

...__ ,

Qurrnnc, November 15-The government

steamer Canudenne arrived here last night with Andrew Allan and twenty Montreal laborers, who are being returned to their homes. All the cargo that can possibly be saved at present has been lightered from the Bavarian into small craft and brought to Quebec. The inves- tigation ordered by the department of marine and fisheries will be commenced tomorrow. Considerable public interest la manifested in the outcome of the investigation, which is expected to reveal n state of affairs that will call for legis- lation in the interests of the St. Lawrence route.

THE ROOT OF NEURALGIG HEAD- ACI-IE.

Is an irritable condition of the nerves caused by cold. Relief comes quickly, from Nerviline, the at alll r¢|i0V9l‘ of today. "I conslder¥‘;rvil'ine n. mirgglcal remedy for neuralgia," writes Mrs . G- I-larrls of Baltimore. Butl never worry lfNervlllne is in the house. A few ap ilcatlons neveryet failed to lrill the paih. I can also recommend Nervillne

Working Expenses,” Earnings.

, July $0ti5.573, $534,011,

Z_. ‘

gs o ege o ay me

and during the discussion of matters generally President Hannah's attitude came in for considerable adverse com- ment. L

He was criticized for becoming dis-

henrtened after one yenr'a work and for giving out interviews on college policy. - The governors issued a formal report of the meeting stating that the progress of King’s during the past year had been extremely gratifying; that all that could be expected was accomplished, ami that if such progress continued the future need'eontaln no fears.

TNTTEE PEHSUNS

NSPHYXINTEU

I-‘.\'r'r1~:nsoN, N. J., Nov. 15~Tbree death

were caused last night by the falling ofa heavy picture on the wall of the house oc- cupied by the Schroeder family, which broke a gas jet while the family was asleep. Chris Schroeder, his mother, Catherine and her grand-child, Ira-Laforge were all nsphyxiated.

found the fallen picture beneath a gas fixture, which had been snapped of short. They arrived In time to save the lives of w ‘ ' '

of the decision of the police committee.

interim, until tl point s ttc , real may he pretty wide open on Sunday, althoughas it is the opening of very

SEVEN MINERS

descended into the mine. Five minutes

, ti rbluwltism and muscular. °rlhs.gnTi'1.' use nearly fifty years: try Nhrvlllne yourself.

Nelghborswho entered the house today the 5h°°"“K °°”"i““°d‘

ii".

President Mcilurdy Asks His Pay .i;e1~._;-flieduced One -- ;~ Half? .-

i<'P:-_r+.-

NnwYonx, Nov.l6-(Special)-Aspecial

meeting of the trustees of the Mutual Life was held today at which x preliminary rc- port of the speelhl lnwltightlcn commit- tee was uiado. Some stir was caused bythe announce-

mont that President McCnrdy requested that his salary be reduced from cnc hundred and fifty w seventy-five thou- said dollars this being the Hrst step in in reducing salaries.

Others have also been cut down, the

saving amounting to a hundred and fifty thousand. -

The committee also outlined n policy

of retrenchment and McCurdy admitted that while alistatements made about the

management were not true, still there was room for criticism.

nn inwnlis statin lint

LONDON, Nov. 16.-( Spccial.)~ King Ed-

ward while shooting in Windsor forest today tripped, fell and sprained his ankle.

The King was driven to the Castle and

SNILEU U’EH PNHIS

r rom ays Iw

erican women, whose names are with- held for the present had a thrilling

The balloon was hurled along at fa hun-

ment of the Pas dc Calais ut undiminlsh- ed speed As the countr 'is flat and

The province had uo_ power to enact ‘ tb' th y L S“~1»v=1°S'"@‘;»w=-' “i*j°f§f<;f; ‘M15 Shffihe T551..(iii-.§T§i’b.°Z§$.d”1‘IfT”i'f.

to sea Just before arriving at the const Faure saw a line cf trees and pulled open

was demolished. One hundred und ninety-two kilometres (120 miles) had

HER SKIN WAS YELLOW

Unhurt.

S1'. Arormr-:, Que., Nov. 16.-(Spccial.)-

Alexander Labrle, one of the most prom- lnent farmers in this district, today sui- cided by hanging. ‘

He and his wife had aquarrel during

which he fired a gun at her.

She fell and Labrie, believing her dead,

went to n shed near the house and hanged himself.

A neighbor soon found Mrs. Lnbrle

lying unconscious but entirely unlnj ured.

She had falntcd when her husband

pointed the gun at her her and fell, escap- lngtbe charge which passed over her head.

Labrie was dead when discovered.

PUULIG LEGTUITES

GIVEN IN HUSSTN

Sr. l’s'|‘cns|inao, Nov. 14.-The town

lectures at which the new order of things

thcniectlngis to allay the hostility be- tween the various classes by showing the benefit accruing :lfrom the grant of

This cxnmple will be followed by

Moscow and other cities. Word reaches Count Witte that in some regions the

t ooi' tae Lnforge children, whom the Re tionaries “ho me seeking to make

- l a a. ”° `

“wp “Kg” ad not reuche th w re ime odiou. are s readin re-

G he g S, D H ports among the peasants in the country

a mos g Y

--- ' t ` 't

voyage in a balloon piloted by a noted(,;l}11;:chtcl;E T;§;"ng:imE;e mo bgulggggr P i ' t M.. J - F . ' ' ,

Monrnnar., Nov. 1-i.-Chief of police TE; Zls':;n;‘;°T; hmde sxgriiy 8:3230 lII.,cailed on the people to overthrow Campeau Stated yesterday morning that sooner had the balloon risen ,han the Catherine H- The CLUB? ihl`°UPh0Uf he had instructed his men to take ab- wind fmshened andwas soon blow,” a the country is under instructTons from solutely no notice of Sunday opcningin hurricane 3 the' Holy Syrwd, and BW f|°\“iZ BU in Montreal, that anystores, shops, or thea- ' their po:/er lC°\i“i»9m°:f U1” °aT°'~'E' tres could keepopen on Sundays without d dk" 'I 62 H h d that suc PGFHIC °“S F090? S may #W0 police interference. ag.; o.e|::;l{e“:§ (Umm Tgeruntheolgipgb by explaining to the people in the Churi h- amined particularly and about 100 small

He said he had taken the step in view B » 8 es the real meaning of_the reforms.

cubic yards. As each yard of clay weighs

'rr' “ ‘:":r;“ we :i;‘°“:‘;‘.‘,;“:.‘€:. S::;‘:;';.:r'ix;';‘;‘:.';mfr;

bi°wl"5° Piece-8 °t mm er ou ° ° to a r olate ther mm-it" writes Misa 6 v - mine as high as 150 feet in the air. All Annnpsf Bryce of woodifnuh “M sys. surface at more than thirty-one ton. Mlnarti 8 Llnlmeni for Sale everywhere

Charges

meeting of the Executive of the N. B. and P. E. Island Railway last night lt- was de- cided tolncreuse the freight and passen- ger rates.

There was formerly a special tariff on

lumber. This will be cancelled and the general tariff will apply.

The passenger rato from Cape Tormen-

-nntt iuinnf nusfr BE Pain

Husband Shoots atwife a,,dfOn Sackvilie Tormentine Railway from First Hangs Himself*-Wife A December-'Cost of Maintenance and Car

the Cause.

Believing that he had killed his wire' SAr‘x\'u.i.ra, Nov. lti.--(Spccial.)-At a tine to Sackville will lin im-rcascrl flftc

cents and way stations i|\ proportion.

The new tarill' becomes operative on l)c-

cember first.

It is due to the increased cost ofmnintcn-

ance and the serious burden canseil hy Lby the per diem charges for cars of otliur

ines which bears heavily on thc small roads.

GNNNUINNS NETE

WELL EUUGNTEU

Wmnson, Ont., Nov. 15.-In an ad-

dress to the \Vindsor and Walker' ville Teachers’ Association on “Citi- zenship and the Teachers' Relation Thereto," Hon. R. F. Sutherland speaker of the House of Commons said teachers should discourage the extensive reading by Canadian child- ren of the United States magnzines‘

councuuf Sh Petersburg is wktnk the and periodicals, in nearly all of which lead in the political education of the the d°'”m°‘“t note I5 “H°W great and halls with smoke and cut otl' csc-api-_ masses by inauguratingaserles of public “'°“de|”f“\ We "9-" He Hdvvimiiefi

giving more attention to Canadian,

5,, (._x|_,|,,;,,cd to thu peop|e_ The owen; 0 history and literature durln|z:his address.

Mr. Sutherland said “Man for man,

Canadians are more intelligent and better educated than the citizens of

m,e,.m._.,_ any country of ancient or modern

times."

_lim

GULLEGE STUUENT

V that the Imperial]/lnnlfevsrto is a forgery _ G ` _ L

-t » - issued hya Camarillo of Revolutionlsts, ,_ _V _ '

_ ___; of whichCount Witte la the head, and " '

who hold the Emperor prisoner in the

, Palace.

NEW Y°RK'1`°v' “_A cableuflespntch Such stories circulated among thc

l° the He md! Pad” I °Am° ignorant peasants are liable to prove

l t as dan erous now as the did

MOUNT Vnnxorr, Ohio, Nov. 14.-

Furthcr evidence that Young Stuart Pierson, the student, was bound to the railroad track. has been secured hy Prosecutor Stillwatt and Coroner Sarborough. They have made thor- ough examination of the cloth- ing worn by Pierson on the night he niet hisdeath. The coroner says that the pieces of Piersorfs underclothing were cx-

nlvticles of rope fibre were found. This evidence with all the rest that has been gathered will be submitted to the grand iury which will begin consideration of the case on Friday.

“mv v\“°°“°fb“S‘"°“‘“°“"‘”“ °“° °“ GllirlfivftltT.hfiEEElf§.Etii.`l§N°iiizngiftfii HYDE HAD FOUR S““d“¥5~ ants to the ground. No one, however,

was seriously injured, but the balloon ________v

BLOWN T0 PIECES beencwwd in an hm we f°cv-are <s».n»-.1 renin-n.> ..§f.”"'.N§ "“fi.;`l°"”.?iL’.1’Z.‘.`i`Jt§`$lL°.1 “iii

_W minutes' _--nm-1 gs.; Ye5t9l`d‘*Y the ‘fragile Be'“'“l` eciilllscd insurance committee to-day. He asked

Nomar-:LA CITY, Pa. Nov.1i5-Un- a|1Dl‘€\'i0\1S f@°0rflS YFMBTDR m0l`9l "1" tocorreet his testimony of yesterday

dondstidly killed and nrvbdbly blown to 'IOCULAR BURGLARS' thirty-one tons Ofmeterielln ww div Of relative to crrcrs for his stock. ne pieces, seven men are lying in the depth _'W' the bucket- The dredge WHS “'0fki"Z 0" said he did receive four offers besides of the new shaft of the Braznell CoalCo., MONTREAL. NOV- 15--TDC B0nD¢VillG the face of athirty foot bank of clay and tha¢,ofM;-_ Ryan, Two gr these mme vvhlle another outside the mine is dead as restaurant was burglarlzed lust night., on one occasion when the dlpper was from M,-_ Fr|0k_ He was Qgel-ed $5. the result of agus explosion today. Two Money to the extent of $150 was secured.‘ plunged to the bottom it tore its way up- 000'000 for his enum holdings and 52 weeks ago it was learned that gas had The thieves helped themselves quite wards and outwards and those on board 5g0_00g for half of them Ge0rg,,(;0u|,1,,|_ formed in the bottom of the new shaft, liberally to champagne and apparently were astonished to see an immense mound somade Such nn gffen Bug they were “ii walcntsissfest deep. orders were given were in ajocular mood. as Mhwhed te of clay appear nbeve the surfawvf the actineailecanse wttnt-ss ind not tnnia for all the men to go to work with safety one half-filled bottle of champagne was water. _ one man should control the society. Gage lnmps,and this had been done. Three a note addressed to the Dl”0lJrietor which The huge mass towerctl some ten fee E_ Tarpeli ,,150 mud., an 0ffe|»,\nd mid he shifts of men were employed. Late today l`°“d¢ H€l`€'S i0 Y0\1I‘ h€l1ll»h.hHVf 0110 0" above the b\10k0t. Wh|0i\ TS eight/ feel# had a syndicate readyto buy it. George the day bog, Fm-mgut, and hp; six men us." rlecp, and the lift was estimated at li) W_ Young also offered to buy Mr. Hyde`s

tock. These were all verbal offers.

d 'f d M bl dy Th trainonthemachlner in tearing .___

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A CE

weak and thin. Ihti a nasty, murky

r .

these d lil 25c. er gox or five

` _ . _ r' , For use on sewing machines, bicycles

st/ores.Look for the red S., Queen Street

tthe mine rigging was torn own. tem was out o or sr. y oo was c s Y

the clay out of the bed much exceeded the

many years say they never saw so much

Charlottetown; also on south side of. Monrnnr.. Nov. 14-About 300 feet

WatorStreet, Surnmeralde. P. E. 1. t’ he overnment dock at Sorel was

o t ll , swept away by the force of water Satur-

day. With the dock about 810 tons of 1

VI N L coal belonging io the R. & O. Navigation . ` Company was also carried away. The, il H FSHC” f00fi-P°l'f6¢UY` C°°k2d

- ' i - ' r 1 tr ri.

of an kinds tfgnggqled, loss is estimated at more than $200,010. V 0|' ect? "ON

Reprexemmg on]y Qompgnigg that give absolute .___ Mlnard’s Llnlmentfursr Dandruif

A c mplexion. M skin was hard and_d

hnnhvhnly 'dim am box or hr. namiirmfs Pins annie “°°“"‘ W°'B““ °’ Eh” “T” "“’“ “° "°”‘d°“° CHARGES EL'

rxricognglete change. 1 geltt’ betterfat oncie. ucgglrred- ki th B I h _ ---- aa I y co or came n my ace. n an wor ng on e cover wio ave BOSTON' Nov_15__Counse, representing TlhifrgilthldT;T’ih'segi‘i`:ct}ad"dEa wcrdi-ici. 'Rr' been engaged In dredging °pemu°“q mr ,Charles W. Barron stated today that after

goo S. P » `n private hearing today, Judge \\’¢-.nt-

\'°’“°5 mr $1-& M' °n‘I°“l"5' 'Mud M’ “"7 'me Mme' In the °""n"y worth of the municipal court had decided

n _ 0. way a fifteen ton lioad TS l‘P§“l"ied "5 to issue a warrant for the arrest of

. " ’ DON'T USE POOR 0lL. "bow the nvemge' Thom W. Lawson on nchnr e of criin

BS ll '

innl libel preferred by Mr. Barron. The

` ' l 9 and all purposes requlringaflne lubricant, ‘ ` case results from statements alleged to 33 Pc Es In the beat is cheapest in the end. Genuine lhave been made in a magazine article by

H Singer oil can only be obtained at Singer Mr. Lawson.

E ' m,,,,,,,_ ` ,.i|1;fN.fi.`§f.§N1Sé`l°.‘l'f.'iif'.°¢N i.'§f'¢.f.i’& CHICAGO warms- w‘F°"°c‘"'°“»B 'A'

Money to loan.

ELEVEN NESGUEU _ -UNGUNSGNTUS

Crit-;I.sr:.\,l\l,\.\.~'. _\'nv. 11,71-Ilvrr-n in-r

sons, untzolnscious from sinokr-_ \\'\-rc carried du\vnlntlrlor'sby ilrcmvn front n burning tenement honsc on i-)\'r-ri-It avenue, between Spruce mizl Arlin;_;tim street, tonight. Those rescued wr-rn Mis. Minnie Zicdrnnn and hcl' thrcc cliilrli-cn, Mrs..ln.cobCul\en and her tive chihlrr-n, and a Tloardcr. All \\'i~t‘e asleep will-n tht- fire, starting in the Intst-ment. tlllt-il thc

Mrs. Cohen is in n serious contlition. The monetary loss was slight.

N PILGNIMNGE

Tl] ISE TEMPLE

Tomo, Nov. 1.’»Jl`hc Emperor ol'

Japan, followed by the premier. minis- ters and other court di-_znitarie.~i|.~lartcd in state yesterday for iso ’l't-mph-, to offer thanks to his :tn<<estor.~' for thc suc- cesful tcrmin:\"on of the war :md the restoration of , t . '

The Temple of l.<<- is the <lepo.~zitory for

three ilnpcrinl ilisiirnin, tr mirror, :i _snlvt-r and n crystal, representing r'l-.sim-ii\'t-l_\' justicc, power and virtue. le-.c is fmt- oi`,t lic most important oi' the tcnmlcs- la~in;; tin. only one: which thc reigning cnxpt-rox' pci- sonally visits. There is general rr-_ioir-- ing over his visit today. 'l`l|c tiny was bright, and tx liriilinnt fnrc\vcll ww.

nccortlofl the emperor by the diplomzitic corps at the station.

MANOEUVRES ON

WAR FOOTING

L0_\'lit>.\', .\`o\'. li.-Tile nnvul nmrmvii

vrcs oi’1ili)tim'c to be on :L vvry .st-air, :intl the Japanese fleet \\'lll tlicorcllt-iill_y form Dart of the scheme. _-\ .strrnig test \\'lll in- madc on the new rlistriliution of \\':n'-l\ip‘~', and actual \\'nr conrlitions \\ill obtain.

A skeleton enemy of cruisers will li-are

some waters, with secret orders, and ml- mirals and captains will bc kept on thc alert for weeks against the cncmy.

Caught. colds, ho|rler|ess_ and other Inman

ailments nre quickly raliuvvrl by (ir.-sole-no tablets, ten cents per box. All druggisxs.

F _ .»=< Buttcrick _

Patterns _

POR DECEMBER ‘T

Arc now in.

The some of perfection

is to be found in all But- terick fashions. the l,.'~_rlir.- know this, that is why Buttcrick creations have Q become the STANDARD ofthe WORLD. (lilicwz imitate, which is the sin- cerest flattery, but only Butterick attains to that ` state of perfection which ' up to date people look for. Therefore it is a "clear case" of buy the best, buy `

_ Buttericks. 1

$500.00 worth of pai- _

tems carried in stock and newest creations added ` each month, Ask for a fashion sheet,they are frcc.

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sec of 8 Tmstée’ of Chuloue Pork "£82 it Pork “£70 Telephone No 287} Clrorlottetown. Patterns. ’

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