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P. n. 1., JUNE ir,-1904.' -FRIDAY 1vioRNiNc- {,‘§.“'.§§¥.°2{’.’..°.f,}'.'.2

|,|NE l lziimniii

_[3 3 Thgugand V ' n For the Presidency of the

3; 0“__ _ Methodist Conference

__ Bi TXPHESS Tillil

‘ of Fu Chow A ' " Leader Borden l'ionored-_-N- S- ' I ` i ' " ii _ *_ ' 4 Conference F|vorsUn|on-Dun- `

-aoselasrs naasn ronrrrani sons. the casualties isfnct knpvn. A A °

Frank lenkins of Little River,

PE-isind "

- donald will issue Statment-

'ii' =."‘ ` 11. -‘ L_ U ` _ 9 "‘” °“’”“” 'i*"‘”“° ` -- .~ Laanlli soanau noivonap.

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_at ‘ , f _ty _ itis :aio the apaueaa have captured r ' _ .1 __ L“d_ Q;-1. Sf, w ‘ `-‘ d Teliasu the Ruaxana 1m_|,n¢_»`|ix guns. Mg!/Death In _g Ffighiful Mgnngrv- “o°T;ZAb';E:|E;;(?3:f;e; hfrenmew

"’°"“"".“4"t'-`.""’\"°"A"°‘°“`”i'°° h°“°"°_‘i“"°"‘“ '°“°“°i”’“”'°: . His Skull Crushed by the Em: nu today. .

pa-ieonarfaud baeteen guna. l

'ral Jars’ ooe'r1.r vloronr. _ _

The Japanese losses are estimated ati

g Ind wollndlli. _ ziuedif nlrraar. ' _ '

It is reported that General Smkelberg.

sustained disastrous _.defeat at Vafanjou, `and~_t.hat his retreat le cut oif.,

up rsansroars sum-1.

The Japanese transports Hitachi and

Sedo were sunk by the Russian Valadi- vostock §1uudron oil? Oki Island near the coast of Japan. WI survivors dist reached _Mail Gnd

153 survivors from the Sado have

The Russian forces in the vicinity of

Kai Chow are divided and the Japanese a.e said to be between them.

ANOTHER Jar vroronr.

_Unofficial reports are received of a great Japanese victory at Fu Chow north of Port Arthur.

The Russians are said to have lost a

thousand men and retieiied in disorder

leaving all gu s o'n the field.

Russian oszrutnar. snow. ‘

Sr. Pa-rmzssunc, June 16.»-(Speclal)-

General,,Bobrikofl', General of Finland, was shot and mortally wounded at the entrance to the Finnish Senate at

Helsingfors.

arrived at Kokura. The fuli_ extent of

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_ The annualconvention of the P. E. I. Lord°s Day Alliance was held in Baptist Church yesterday afternoon and evening. In the absence of the President, and Vice Preaidentl. Bev. A.<.N. Simvillllv occupied the chair. _ _ »

The annual reports of the executive and

of the Treasurer were read and adopted. Reports from the different branches were considered at some length by Bev. Mr. Shearer, Rev. Mr. Moore, Rev. Mr. Mc- Neill, John Lawson, Mrs. Dr. McNeill, W. T. Bnngan. Hon. Benj. Rogers and the Ohairman.

l]liii'S _illi llliiilili.

THE A i

During the year there was collected $93.68, remitted to the Dominion Trea- surer 837,47, leaving a balance on hand of $56.21. The estimated revenue from _,the .eiaht.liranehesl_'or tim_.yaer_endlnz Oct: Blat, 1904, ia $810. ` The following ohlcers were elected for

the ensuing year :

Pres.-Rev. R. W. Stevenson. Vice Pres.-Rev. Leo Williams, Rev T

F Fullerton, Hon Benj Rogers, Hon Geo E Hughes, Senator Robertson.

Secy.-D McKinnon. Treas.-A W Sterns.

IN WOMAN‘S FAVOR.

. Few treatments stand so high in womau's favor as Dr. Chase‘s Nerve Food.- This ,is not onlv because of the extraordin- ary control which this preparation has over diseases and weakness peculiar to

women but also because of its power as ii l June 15, arr: Precursor. Stright, M.

ug 'b iid , B sighing yourself whlilleo neiirg D=fCha{e': Nerve Food you

can roveihat new flesh and weight is'J

being added to the body.

lliat Job Lot

toned Boots

§ TRADE AND SHIPPING

PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWH-

Mountain. une 16. arr: Alert, Campbell, Picton; Village Bride, Babln, Arichet; Dielytris, Cook, Montague; Nereld, Languedoc, Gsspe, P. Q.; Hector, Fcrgeron, West Arichat; S. S. Electra, llll.cLnren,Hon- tagne; S. E. Cove, Fongere, Descoues, N S King Flsher,Billingly, Paspebiac

gine-The Body Sent

° Home.

On Saturday afternoon last, Edward

Jenklns,cousin of R Frank Burhoe of this town was instantly killed by being hit by an express train on the B.8L A. road,jnst over the' Westboro line, in North Grafton.

It appcarelhst Jenkins was crossing

the track, and stooped aside to avoid being hit by an east bound freight train, and not noticing the express train com- ing in the opposite direction stepped im- mediatelyln front of lt, and the train

fore it hit him, fearfully crushing his skull. The train was coming eaonuda sharp curve at the time. ‘

The train was stopped and the body

placed in the undertaking rooms of Ses<

iner Baker

Mr and Mrs Bnrhoe were on the way to Marlboro when they heard the sad news, and immediately returned,~and Mr

learn the particulars and cars for the

Mr. Jenkins was a young men 2'7yes.rs

of ago, and was working on the farm in front of the old Ashley Rice house, k w Colon Norih N thG ft

the railway track.

track before the train struck him.

Jenkins was formerly employed at the

was weillikcd by the officials and the

Adespatoh was sent to his brother,

The Conservative senators and mem- bers preeented him with a handsome case of cutlery, forks and spoons, 250 pieces.

Dumaonanp wru. sraax.

Lennon, 0:11., J une 16 -(Special)-Lord Dnndonnld leaves for Toronto where he

will remain over night.

He declines to be interviewed as to his

future but states he will issue a statement

to the press of Canada setting forth his position.

com-1ssnNcn ravons Uivlow.

Hamirax, June 16-(Special)-The Nova

Scotia Methodist Conference elected Rev. David Hickey, President and declared in

b l it id be t d b - Susanne” can can soppe e fa of h b lon on asatisfactory

VOR' 0 “I0 UD

basis.

orsiczns or cronrsnnxcs.

taken out and carried to Worcester and F\"~EDERIG`l`0N. Jilnc 10-(Special)-The

,Methodist Conference here elected Rev.

si°ss&Svn==. by order 0! l==°di°=1 Wim- 0. W. Hamilton ei sr. Jenn President-

defeating Rev. W. W. Lodge. Rev. G.

M. Young is_SecreLary. smmon wausmrs ar press.

Burhoe wentto Worcester atonce to DIGBY Junew_(spwm)__The French

_ b°dy_ warship Trcude hustarrived here to take

part in Annapolis celebration next week'

WEARY BRAIN WORKERS.

a:;‘~a:;iettth:»e eogoteozne éziviz' A“"‘F“°” °“*~ “"8 5°" “‘°W‘Y ““

_ molasses, snap and energy gonei The

nlace IB N10 5i1l'0W!hi1l‘.Y d195l‘|°i7 \¢\\°Wll buoyancy that made work a pleasure,that as Colony No. 2 todo chores for the gone slsc. Adoctor would say you are

night :inn do_wn, enervahtedi _neitger eating or I°s°'°s ffm °°= °°1°-=v =° ==°i\=<»f .'.‘l.i’i’i.“E..%‘.§°.¥‘“.i...lille -?.'§§?€i‘é2 X35

through the fields it is necessary to cross improve assimilation and digestion so

that lots of pure strong blood will be

Thdattehdauts who were inthe field at :,‘;;'3§g r'(f,~er:‘,?z‘g:;hwhl:?,,.|!,';°l::,',,;1°3,';

the time say the engineer on the express tired feeling, restore your spirits and en- blew his whistle three times, but Jenkins ,_ FRY. NV |V°1`?'°Ul' °mbm°° and 9'1`°l"B'h etch” did not heal. the warning whmtlm for work. o tonic or rebnilder like Fer-

- _ , to we noise mm b uh f I h rozone-trv ir. Price50c. per box, or six

°" ‘W ° Y _ ° WK 5. boxes for $2.50; at Drugglst, or Poison Bc or he did not have time to'get across the Co., Kingston, Ont.

Hemi/roN's Pn.r.s Cims CoNs'rii»a1'roN

Westboro hospital. He was a native of .

Little Rlver,l?rlnee Edward Island, where _£23 igldlemt VZWES Linus ,IS re his parenisnowreside. He had worked gms; it mu B .fm "FM est 0'; lat the colony two months or more, and I B B emoon M' ' ' ' “mor an

business. 15 d3l

attendants generally. Hb was of a genial -All Assifiwllif Pl'0S20\1i.0r |01' 0581'- llhture and easily made friends, lottetown is needed lmmed lately. Apply

in writing to Box 27i for full information.

Henry Jenkins, at Gonio, N. H., late dl Weak-W2W

s“‘."d°y °""“°°" but 1° W” nm N' -Tickets for the Orato rio in St. Jamfs oeived till Monday morning. His brother Church can be had at the fouowlug Drug

S 5 A°lll|llJ. Gillili V R Bl'mK° °‘m° |mm°d|“‘°lY 'md Mm tannins w°"° Stores J. G Jamieson, Apothicarles \7\ y

J\\¢i¢15.°ld=Ladv M=y.itl°ll°\=rall..Belle °°*°“W his "°"1° in Lim” RW" °“ Heli and G. D_rtinkin'.~,price za rents.

OVER A TH

THE DAGGER AND THE CROSS.

Tn: story of “The Dagger and

the Cross' begins in the year 134 in Venice. Francesca, the wife of Roublllac, a painter, is be- loved by Zilletto. a sculptor. Through the power of hypnotic influence the woman returns the love of the latter. Roublllac and his wife are persuaded by Lorenzo

avzrsat, _to leave Venice for __England,

,tile lorlieria 'engaged to decorate

the chapel on the estate of Sir George Talbot. The real action of the play begins in the castle of Talbot on Christmas Eve. Roubillac and Francesca are again happy and contented. Then Zilletto‘s voice

and shortly afterwards he enters. The old relations are renewed, though Zillet- to adds an intrigue* with Mary, the daughter of Sir George and the sweet- heart of a splendid young Englishman Clegg. Zilletto knowing that Rcnbillac wants him to give up Francesca. offers to, do so on condition that Roubiilac_ impersonateapriestand marry him to Mary. In his desperation Roublllac agrees and a secret marriage takes place. After the ceremony, however, Zilletto breaks his word to Ronblllsc, and the latter lies in wait in the forestj to kill his persecutor. When Zilletto and Mary meet near Roublllsos hiding place they encounter Clegg. The men quarrel. The

Englishman hurls the Venetian against the very tree which conceals liaubillsc and the latter takes this opportunity tc thrust the dagger into the villlan's heart. It is night and Clegg does not wit,- ness the ac’. A moment later Clegg is

OUSAND

LIVES WERE LOST

In the Great Disaster in New

York.

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Six Hundred Bodies Have Been

Found-Officers Biamed for the

I.-r. _ Disaster. . '

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'HE GRN. srpcqn Drlaarn. 1 €"Nrw Y»nr,.1nes io-(special)-Denim

ia heard among the carol singers without, ‘§uN3 of th, General Slocum d,”-ter

*U not yet available but it is believed hlly a thousand lives are lost.

an: Bunmuln noprns Founn. `

More than half of the bodies Hive

been recovered.

Crowds throng the morgue. The ln-

.Vestigatlon has commenced.

'ri-in omrrcnns nnamzp.

There is great criticism that the officers

and crew did not meet the emergency by

more eB'ectnally controlling the panic and assisting in the rescue cf the women and children.

Giiiiiiiiiiiwll

lu the meantime R-Jubllluc has fied

away. He finds his wife dying in a little cottage by the sea. Francesca makes him confess the murder toe priest which he does in a strong scene after his wife's death. Asa penance, he is directed to re- turn to England holding the dagger re- versefl in his hand as a sign of the cross and there confess his crime. It [3 the year of the gre at plugue, and as Roublliac makes his confession he dies of the dread disease. His death and atonement lift _the blight ofthe plague and Cl°gg and Mary are reunited.

Audrleas the villain Zilletto, Walter Campbell as Father Lorenzo, the above emotional drama was presented last evening inamanner that marks a new era in the history of the theatre in Char lottelown. There was no weak spot in the performance. It was alike strong in

formers. Tonight in the farewell perfor- mance ofa season all too brief The Face in the Moonlight will be the attraction.

Blcycllsts and all athleticsidepend on

With Mr. Mantell in the role of

Rinbillac, Miss Russell as Franceses,Otto The mst regular meeting °f Sb- A'-ld"

character portrayal, in the exhibition of tract. varied emotion and in scenic effect. Rel peaterl curtain calls honored the chief per- .

discovered standing over the body with dagger in hand by Sir George Talbot __ and is accused of murder.

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Wnunssnav.

George Ritchie of Carvell Bros, was In

town yesterday. _

-70110 G~ Srrrlmileour, Cardigan, was Maeva the visitors to town yesterday.

Mr. Ferguson of Waiter B-iker &; Cu,

Ltd.,Doi-chester, Mass. was in town yesterday.

John A. Matheson M. L. A. andA J' McDonald M. I.. A. were in Cardigan _ yesterday.

rcw's Caledonian Club will be held Tues- ,fiily evening at 8.30 o`clock in the Mg. ]DJnsld Hall.

Rev. F. D, Davidson in having a gngo.

lime Yacht ilttei up here. The engine is 4§ | H. P. and the craft is expected to go at the irate of S knots. Arthur Ross has con.

I S _ THE LIVER T0 BLAME.

u ong as th ll I 2

the bile frame tligrbloliifil wfliclrenllgnrgg _biliousness and no constipation beggugg 'the bil.: Is passed from the liver ` into the intestines where lt acts as a cathartic in kelwiuiz me bowels active. Began" gg their direct, action on the liver its well 5,5 vthe bowels, Dr. Chas;-'s Kl:lney.Liva|- pm, "h°l'°\1Ri1i.Y curl- constipatio the 5|

BENTLEY‘S Liniment to keep th ' Ii. re joints limber and muscles in trim E gfnlxisfiot mneftemhs of we common ms

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River; Precursor, Strlght, Crapaud; W¢dDBUdBY IDOYIJTDB- » Md 6,- _,, _. ~______`_ _ Amazon, Smith Buctcnche; Alert His sad death has cast a gloom among A /,»~"`__"`"'_-:Y-f_,._._ `. _

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Mlmuen' Mnnmgue' £1|::i:1):lf:;mdtIHii-1 dalt\e niitaillnttlxléfgh Tutti.: ‘ , , _*tx "L,/A7' -jr-

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‘ WAN-pED__A owe of hemiwhe “hub these parades. In the case of any man

" Kumfort Headache Powders will not our f"m“g t° ““'°“d °m“”` °' i'h°_lf‘_`)"l" 3'”

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Gladioms Bulbs’ D N & ' Q fticaiist prices.

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