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l=s¥e¥.f¥§3-”3=‘3’fw1l ` A CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND CANADA, MONDAY, JANUARY I 0 L I S ` C it ' i{;'..~..`;i»¢6»vS-=Séé?$r~ » -.~ f \ =~. ¢.

RUSSIANS DESTROY THE RAZTOROPNY.

Determined that the Japanese should not again capture one of their disabled

vessels in a neutral port. the \Russians recently icw up the torpedo-boat destroyer llaztoropng, which wandered into Chefoo badly crippled and pursued by tv\'o Japa-

nese torpc o~boats.

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THE BIG STORM

ENCOLINTERED

_By Steamer en Route

way for two Days-Engines at Full`Speed

` --Immense Seas Sweep Steamer’s Deck.

_~__.,. ,

Hsmrsx, Jan. il).--(Special.)-The Can-

ada and Jamaica eompany's steamer Mer- cator has reached port from Jamaica with fruit.

The Mercator was twelve days coming

up und met with beautiful weather at first.

The steamer was within forty miles of Halifax last Wednesday at noon when the blizzard that swept over the Provinces

caught her nudjrom that until Friduy_ morning she had a bad time.

After the storm came ~on the engines

were pnt at full speed but so strong was the gale and current that the log only re- gistered half a mile an hour.

She was kept head on the sea with thc

engines running at full speed until Thurs- day night when instead of making head-

Largc Lot of New Liiics of

l.,2l.IillCiS" e I

Slipiicrs,_ ' Very _ i.`.li.oicc.

Inst recsivisklr Our, _cheap-

est iinexatmgaalipper is 75c.

1 strap slip ,er,toe cap,$i.o5

and $1.20. \ ~

1 strap with bow, very nice,

$1.35. ` _

Fancy z strap, _fancy Jet

beads, $1.90. ,_ ‘

be tl $ _. . _

T’r’ettIy7%J\Id¢d slippers 2

str'TT1:ILI?Its‘mI‘:‘teel and black beaded DH” '$2.25 and 91.- ogeieo aggrof misses’ and childrens’ _ Qlrty slippers- '°”’3"‘.‘-*-_,¥..“.‘,.f

':»1~-1/, ' i .I

to Haiiiax-' Little Head-

' way the ship had drifted 90miles out of

her course.

The steamer shipped sea after sea which

stove in the lights and flooded the cabins.

The refrlireriitor containing the fresh

meat- and the chicken coup were washed overboard.

Nfl ’

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IIAILWAY Slililll

A very serious accident and probably

ri fatal one was narrowly avoided at the P. E. I. Rail\vay station about ten o'cloek on Saturday morning. The train from ’.l`ig'nish in charge of Conductor McKenna had just arrived and as the shunting engine was bucking in to take the train out of the station Samuel Carney and John Griiiitli were uncoupling the air break connections between the cars. Just as the engine struck the train Coruey's head was between the platforms of the two cars and was badly crushed.

He was taken out and Dr. Warburton

telephoned for. He arrived in a few moments and the injured man, who was.

iilceiiing at theiuouqi and ears, was taken to the P. E. I. Hosp tal at once. It was found that there was a fracture on the right side of the head and at the base of the skull. Yesterday he was resting easily and and hopes are entertained for his recovery. Mr, Corncy resides on Valley Street, is 42 years old and has a

n ten minutes. f

man ears hom rhsnmstism,” says W

I presented her with a bottle of Chamber

».II.I’¢...

of Pain Balm keeps sway the

,hh gg walk. An occasions ‘~`

quarters state that on Saturday ourtroops occupied Llntiako and were twice counter

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AMID BLINDING SNOWJAP I

I AND RUSS LIE SIDE BYSIDE

Attacking all along the Line-Bad Weather Stops Infantry '

I ~ Movements but Artillery Work Continues. '

The Japs Oceupy Lintiako- Counter Attacks Repulsed -Five Hundred Russian Officers and Men Capiured~ Small _Forces of Russians

0,m,\cke,] bm, cnurdy repuiscd the enemy The Ilussians are niassing sixty five “nd "°’1tI““°‘I I0 ""‘I“" l"'0i-’~`\`°’*-“-

which was |n superior n“mb,_.,.s_ _ iliousund incn ou the Japs, left and are _In those villages iuany dead Japs and

Our other deinclinient today attaekcdi I’°“‘l""‘""l¥ the len? "ml cellwc- the Russian de ul lay side by side.

the llussiiiiis north of llclkoutai and occu`_I sum” f°""‘~`“ °f R"‘“"‘I““s “rc "I“I“°I‘I"l~' 0" T11\il`>‘Ii\.i' =ill<llllL‘l‘ 1lfl\'=1Il<'0 “'21- pied the position again rcpulsing iierce` “ll M0118 U10 line, which attacks are rv. made. The wind in the Ru.~sian.~‘ basil and repeated gountgratmgigs, P00-l'9il|.Y fcllulsefl- Slmllld U10 “'0|lfll1‘l` drove theliliniling snow in the faces of The Russians in the neighborhood of m°d°1`ate “ Henfflll "“8ll8(‘1l10"ff "A0014 the Japs uiirl it was 1liii‘lcnlt to see, any Llntiako have retreated to IIi.n River. the Wh°l° fl`°“" is fixpeiflod- distance.

' At sr-ye;-nl other- places attacks wen; Sieffmkfal. Sixly IHIICS SUUIII Of The weaiher seems to have put ii stop madcln forcelastnigm but wcre ,.epu1__ Mukden, Jim. 29.»~(Speciiii)--»A battle to ini-li ' f

Tomo, Jan. 2il.~(Spcclal.)-Advices 'wie (.np¢_m.,.d||vc |,und,.e(| omwm ,md the Russian right moving aigriiiist the

received from the M"'“°h“"I"“ |‘°"d"Imen_ The 1085” on Lou, 8m,.,_, “wa Japs' left. The nfaiiiry bnclccd hy thi-

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hem-y_ artillery drove the -laps fioui two villu;.;us V

IHI IIABLI HAII WHILE AIIAIZHLII

SEATTLE, Wash., January 27.’-Th break in the cable between this city and Valdez, Alaska, which has been out of commission for nearly three months, is now repaired and work ot forward- ing messages has been’ resumed. When the Sitka end of the cable wasraised__by__th_c__ cable ship Burnside lt was found that a whale was at- tached. The anlmi\i's jaws firmly en- tangled in the wires and rubber lnsula~ tion and the condition of its body showed that it had been dead for some time. It is the belief of cable experts that the dam- age to the cable was caused by the whnlc.

THE WEATHER

'run i»noiiAiiii,i'r1ss.

Toiiorvro, Jan. 30.-(Spocial.)-Fair and

cold. ,

'rnic Txisrsnsruns.

There was a rapid full last night from

the comparative mild of Saturday and Sunday. The coldest registered this mor- ning was 1 below zero.

illusii-aiiioii luis liollowed out the side Of

IMPLIIYLI KILLLII IHEIIAWSIIIISWIN IJIAIIS ANI]

“Al I.E.II. MIINCIIIN IIIIIII SYIIIIIIR IHEI SIIAMIIIS WGRKWGMEN

D MONCTON, Jan. 29-(SpeeIal.)--Gregorio Gruicri BAY, JMB 39“ISPc'~'IaI l_Th° flgililie (§eti;\1l;3YoT\nrikSni‘tl]1lreid mrlneciacliii? ichml

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Mlan ad50'kllltd ._ , _ _ " ' ' _ 0 S0". Zig’ » “"5 1_0* 0 "Y I" Dawson hockey team defeated All Cape Could get little past thi. iiioutii of thi

the I. C. R. yard here. He vias shovelling, B,-emu Saturday night, by A score of ave harbor. Capt. Brown wired Mr. Lord at snow and si snow train was bucking intoI to two_ ` 1 D-111-. “Returned at noon. Got only 11-'

the yard Men ware warned to get out Tha ame w___S__f____t one d ____ b 'far as Cape Sharp, \vant strong south-

of the way bu__Me__msDu was cnugm ___ __ _ _ SZ _ '___ _aiu cre i a le west wind before any move in ice. _

_ p aying wus( one on 0 s es. 'I‘h r ‘ ` b th t tl ° '

switch rail and was crushed about the Cape; ggiilzfgossxgge ioco vIv,;I.,yi.ca,,,te’§

y~ ' - D

hips. He died a few hours later. This “li very heavy. The passengers going to the

was his first day at work. He wasinar- ’ (';‘_“i“l“f‘d “'01” Mrs- Bmnnll-“v Mlm ried and leaves a wife and daughter wlioI _ark Lssory and Mr' HemIers°"°. mmf"

I ' were also forty two bags of mails. I\0

is "Vins I" the swims' passengers crossed to the Island. There I

_*'°*°*-*mm were 65 bags of mail and the trip' occu» I

' pied six hours. The special reached thc

CAIHLIIIIAL

The Annual Statement of Cathedral

Building Fund was submitted at yester- day morning's service by Rev. Dr Morrison. It is as follows:

RE(.‘El'|"TS.

Balance on' hand from 1003 5 4.08 Private Subscriptions 1567.92 Collection at Midnight Mass 40.03 Bazaar (Outstandiiig Amounts) 15.00 Sunday Collections 2078.32 Bequests 20()_(:0 From County Parishes 800.40

I A

Total $ 5000.35

Dlsiiviisriiiiiinrs. _

Church $ 10,40

Periiiuncnt Sidewalks 113.50 Interest

Construction

On Cathedral Debt

Iiiiliince, Cash on Hand

19.14 simile 12,27

shi r»iiiiii.:i'»

(IATITEDRAL DEBT.

Amount Owing Feb. fith, 1901 Amount Paid during Year

$0000. (ll) 5100. 00

Balance still due $4800.00

J/im-:s Moiiuisoi\', ’l‘i~eas.

Cnarlottetown. Jan. 27, 1005.

i _.sf -.__ .- *ST

_._._.______- nves imcnt, also for the greatest amount of p'rotec- nw... ,..i...i., .ini ifwbeimtea up in

` c"’°d HI' "°"‘°' °f m'°'"““i"“' tion for the least possible premium, consult this “WI “My mother has been a sufferer for _ _ _ _ _

H. Hkwiaid of Husband, Pennsylvania.

.ii At times she was unable to move at all H ‘ m _ 'wma at an mm waitin: rnlrpinfui I » I I _ °9

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CHICAGO MARKETS- ‘

, omcmm J__________y 28 _ _Spw_‘___ __ Sin,~It is no exaggcratioii to say that

hcrc were hundreds of very irate people

J .oo 455 May com 451 _ Ag Wm” me it what U5 = in thc town last ulglit.But one iorelgiimall

Pork $12 77* ii ` Pork $1385 ‘ fora week, and then one comes in on Bun-

. _ d

`WAN1'ED-A case of headache that ~ _ I , oulcials do? They lock the Post Ofilce

hung 1'¢¢¢1|¢1- I gn-ap fgmy `xumrm»e undone Powders wiii not sm ~ F01' Y’-*W and Paftiffulars of the best policy for _ .iam ...iii no mil is to be ima tiiilmomiiry

leln's Pain Balm and aftera few s lice “ GDUBTII A351128 containing injurious substances, is nome-

. ‘dana .gh mg” ` ' times more disastrous than the disease ‘,1§,,e, ,,,,;'°,f,,d inf , in Standard Life Assurance Co n

te y. ` from which they are suffering. Every

me I-I mv" wnhouf, |g n , , mother should know that Chamberlaixfs

Repairs of Electric Wires in 'Capes yesterday. The special with 31 bags

Gfilfllllll 124.25 the city at three o'c-lock. The malls that

r

422.70'

city at 5.20.

The entire railway line was opened on

Saturday. The Suminersliic train at

dcloek. The train working west from

River till 6.30 Saturday ninrniniz. The drifts in many places were :reported the worst in the history ofthe road reaching in some cases to 14 and 10 feet. The Souris train, in charge of Conductor Stanley, reaclpd Cliarlottc-town about three in the afternoon mid left on return at half past four. There are now two uiaii clerks. Messrs. Cullen and Essory at Sackville but no specials have yet been put on to convey the mails to Cape Tormentine. The special will leave the city each eveningat nine o‘clock for Cape Traverse.

There was crossing both' ways at the

bags of mail, almost all letters, arrived in

cached Sackville on Saturday afternoon will not get to this city even with cross- ing every day till tomorrow afternoon. It is the old trouble of no special between Snekvillc and Cape 'l‘oriiient|nc and coil- sequciit delay both at Sackville mid at the Cape. This same trouble, it will be re- membered, occurred at iirst when the mail service was hy the Stanley between Torixicntine and Summersidc in the early winter.

There was no movement of either the

Stanley or the Miiito yesterday.

A special may take the iimils reachlrg

Suckvllle Saturday to the Ciipe in time io connect with the ire boats today. Last winter Senator Wood ran a special each Monday morning. If not Saturdiiy'.~i mails will not get here till tomorrow _as stated

i

A GRIEVANCE.

ay. Instead of allowing the public to geh‘ their mail, what do the Post Oillce

morning. Why was the mail brought to

Yours,

J. A. P.

ciimbniam cough nsmedy"Ain°|iieiy llarmieu

The limit of giving children medicine

Cough Remedy is perfectly safe for chll dren to take. It contains nothing hmm

formeriytroubled with.. _ _ ful and for coughs, colds and oi-oupl

(|m“|,,¢,_ . `\ ._ unsurpasseil. For sale by all druggists.

H ____ ' in-r &-nsi',___\_ ` ' _in-ii '~

}[\m¢;er River 31| night got in at 10 slioivcilaiii:ii~kcila<lvuuce.

North \Viltshii'c did not reach liunier

Lleilcct the _enciiiy`s aiiin.

-via

RUSSIAN Slll?l.TEI`i 'l`Rl'INCIlES

‘"1" lil l\lil1'.V ll\°\'0-“I lllll U10 Illlll' The liussiansliave grown gun~wisc sinci- the In-g-inning Of the war, and are iiiiicli

5(,¢]_ lJ0lDlll€Ill'Ed uh ililyllgllt \Vctl1i9sdiiy, thei ieyy 1|,-U is stil] he,“._y_ more \va_ry of exposing tiiciusl'l\'i-s to the i-iiein_v's iire. The hiilii-ry .shown iii llii:

the hill and placed trcu brain-lies so nf. lu

of inilustries in Ciinailu ‘llirlng the pus! your showing that on ihc whole inilustrinl

activity was loweutliougli thc \\'(-st

'l`he wages movement was practically

stationary though fiirin nnrl unskilled iiibov received higliei' renunierntiou tliaii

ever before. Prices of staple coniincdilcs were also higlicr than in liliiil.

In the nniiiher of .strikes and lockoutsi

‘ - __Ti~»A_

AN ISLAND MAN

IIIIS III IIIISIIIII

Many frii-mls in the l’rovi|ii~e will hi-:ir

with deep regret of the rieatli of Williuiii A. Breliiiut of 'l`lie ilosliin Post and ii nul- ive of Miirriiy liiirlzoi- whicli look place on 'l`ucsilay last alter rx lingering illness.

Of liiiii the ilosimi Post of \\'i~~liicsiiiiy

says:-\Vi|lizuu .\. llrclinut, lui' ilu- lust I7 years an i-iiiploycc of The i’o»t.dioil at thu Miissacliilsctts iii-iici'i'.l Ilospitiil lust even ing.

Mr. Brehaut was born in Priiinc lfld-

ward Islaiid Ziii years ako, and ciiiiii; tu lioston when ulioiii IT _vears old. ili- slioitlyulteriveiii lo l’i'u\'i<lL-iii-0., ll. I., wlicrclie _iuiiicil iliv 'I`_y|iii',:i:ip|\’.i~;ii lfii' ion.

lleturiiiiig to llosioii lit- iiliiaiiiicil worl:

iii 'i`lic I’uHi coiiiiiiisliig riiuiii, \\l\i‘i'u lii~ had been aliiiost eiiiiiiiiiiiisly' i-iiiploycil siiicc, for the last I0 yi~ai‘.\' :is ii pmol- render.

lie had siiiibiwl for years with an ai'

fcciion of i.lii~ liciiri, and tlircc iiiunilii ago \v:\.~a oliligi-il io grivc up work and cuter the liospitiil for i.i'i-iiiiiiniit; but ihc lliseiisc hail too lirin a hold, iuiil ai. iiliiuil il o‘cl0ck last evciiiiig lie pii.~4Heil aiviiy surl- ilcnly, iipiiureiitly wiih little siiil`ering.

Mr. Ilrc|ni.iit\\‘1\s ii iiiaii of genisil dis-

po.<iti0n,inoiit coinliiiiiioniililc, niiil was highly esleciiicil and liclovi-il Ivy ull with whom hc rfaiiie in contact, cspi-i-liilly his fellow workers, who will snilly iiilss his cheery coinpanionsliip. ‘ He leaves ii. wife an<i|1liLtle daughter, 5 years old, who are iii Sinclair, B. C.; ii iuotlier, residing in Prince Edwaril Island; 'ii sister, Mrs. E. (7. Bniiliigton oi' l"|.ll lilver. and a brotlicr, Jiiuies H. Breliaiit, who is also employed iii The Posh proof-

P00111.

Ile was a member of the Franklin Typo~

graphical Society, Mt. Pleasaiit Lodge, l. 0. U. F., also an encampment of tliat order.

Bioyellsts and all athletes rledenil on

liEN'i`l.EY'S Llniment to keep the joints

iii' issued by Labor Depiirlmunt gives un nteresting accout nf the :vneral condition

INTERESTING TO

0'i"i‘A\vA, Jan. 29.-(Speeial.)-The circu- . the year showed ii ;.,frea.t iinprovciiiont,

the number of dispiiics 'iviwiiiig I»<|iig"" "

only 103115 coui]':ai'eil with iii() iii (lic pre-

cerliiigg year and izlli iii 10021.

'l`hc nunilnei- of woi>l<iii;;nicii iii\'ul\'<»il iii

strikes diiring lilili uns l.`r,iiii'iniiil ilii- lii.~.\'

oi' 'tinuz in \\'iirkiiii.; rliiys n.|i)ir'0.\:iiii|iii-l_y -.'7.~i,<.|.'»o.

An iiiteresiliig feature is thi* repori ui'

the iiirlusirial uccidi-,iii.~' in Cuiiriilu during: past ycar. '

The iuilivziy service with ii ioiiil Ui Ziii

f`ii.tu.lii»ii=:< wi\:~' shown to involve ilii- _;;|'i-:ii.~

est amount of |iei~.'~oii:il '4iiiii;_gi~i' io oni- ployecs ihouigh heavy wiiiriis' wi-iw* ii ho

shown unilci- the heading oi' iniiiiii; irilh

lilii fatal iiccideiiis, ggciierul ti‘:iii:~.poi t wiili |00 fatal :icciilciils-_ iigiicultiirc \\ ii li iI'»'i fatal ncciiliuiis. and tiiiibcriin; :ind .saw- iiiilliiigixifliiisiiy with (iii faiiil :i<'i:i<li‘iil~.

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