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_WANT ras suao/iii,

Frcc For Operating Freight Trains and Oppos Sunday Observance Bill- Very Bitter Par- tly' Dtbaitand _Many Personal Strlcturcs

indulged in on

0'r'rAwA, April 24.-(Special)-Hoppe. seauitivee or the railroad iam-esis of ' Canada were heard on the Lord's Day Bill this morning. f

D. MeNlcoll, General Manager of the 0. P. R.'st`ated that to compel railways to hold freight trains at 'divisional points over Sunday would involve tremendous loss. ` ,

Mr. 'Fitzpatrick said the proposed not

would not apply to the grain trains.

Mr. McNiccoll said it would bejust us

had to hold up trains of empty cars bclng returned for grain. The track has to bo` inspected on *Sunday as well as on other days. It would be a disaster to have the yards

blocked by Sunday snowstorms. '

F. H. Moduigan, Manager of the Grand

Trunk affirmed that it would be impossi- ble to suspend the ` operation of the railways lor one day of the week.

The North Atlantic Trading Company's.

contract was discussed in `the House'

Anolhcr Bill. \

‘again today with considerable bitterness.

Mr. Monk characterized the contract as

the scheme of a clever swindler and said the time had arrived when Canada had n

onger need for bonuses or advertlzlng for

immigrants.

Mr. Duncan Ross said the contract was

good and strongly attacked Hon. Mr. Fosteron his record in similar matters,

quoting the recent lawsuit of A. A. Lcfurgey, W. II. Ccnnet and W. G. Pencher against Rufus Pope, Geo. W. Fowler and the Great West Land

Company to show that Conservatives could not play fair even with each other.

He hlnmed this dispute on Mr. Foster,

who, he said, created “a nest of traitors" in everything he put his hand to.

He intimated that all these Conservative

members had muiie use of their position to get lands from thc C. P. R. below th market price.

debate.

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HuNor.uLu, April 23.-For six minutes

vibrations which were evidently the result of seismic dfsorders were felt qniie plainly throughout the city. While earthquakes are'hy no means frequent in the island. thai-'of yesterday was much more severe than any which has occurred in recent years. Itcauhlad the buildings, in the business section to sway to and fro; in the residence district some of the less strongly constructed buildings were partly demolished. The disturbances by vibrations caused the water in the harbor to rise rapidly and fear was felt that a tidal wave might sweep over the city, The vibrations soon ceased and no further’ tremors were noted during the day.

VALUABLE ADVICE TO MOTHERS

If your child comes in from play cough-

ing or showing evidences of Grlppe, Sore 'l‘hrorit,t1i' sickness of any kind,L'et out your liottle of N vlline. Rub the cheat and i neck with gervlilne, and give internal l doses 0 en drops of Nervlline in sweeten~ ‘ cd watlé every two hours. This will prevent any serious trouble. No linlment or pain rolle,v_,er equals Polson's Nerviline whlchh _ been the great family remedy in Cnnadxlg hir the past fifty years. Try a

25c.bott'le‘_o -Nerr line. i - = -

EM fil§ll5QE'.'z§_E§'l

suv me

“Slater Smit”

“siaigiza .srioss”»

‘°si.,a,rER shoes”

The .uobhiest Sl10€S ln iowa, "$3.50, $4.00. 04-50-

$5 - .

Leathers-patent, kid and

box drill' '

Toitfist Last, Bunlbh Last, Arai. 'fLast, Rauyiiiai Lau. si. L,-

. " ` foot. They R012 5

the sqi!¢,'comfort and wear.

Cdl Bros

_ Sldtelitgents for P. E. I.

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0'r'r.\\\'.\,Apriiiti.--Tlic following are

gazettcd: Lieutenant-Colonel G." Carleton

Corps, to be honorary eurgoon to th governor-general.

Maritime province command; 12tl

SAN Faanoisco, April 21 ~ (Special)-

Three hundred bodies have so far been found and buried or cremated and as yet no thorough search has been made in the district south of Market Street or in the Chinese quarters. ‘

In these districts whore the cheap

lodging houses, many of which collapsed, killing most of their inmates. ‘

The number of dead will certainly

exceed one thousand.

Food and supplies keep pouring in and

g ‘ `,‘-SAN FRANGISG, wal. _LATE Passioeai

NUMBER ovi-ER A acusaau LouBE1’s Es

already relief measures have added conslderaifly to 'the comfort of the efugees. l ` _ NAPI.ns, April. 24-(Special)-King

Edward and Queen Alexandra will i-eech Naples April 27.

They expect to ascend Mount Vesuvius

and visit the obbervatory.

Frank Parrot, the American assistant of Prof. Mattuccl, will act as interpreter.

During their visit their majesties will

call upon Prof. Mattucci.

, Touosro, April 24-(Special)-A ldistinct earthquake was registered yesterday by the Toronto Observatory -l selsmograph.

The first preliminary tremors reached

Toronto at 4 hours 21 minutes and ll seconds and larger surface waves at 4 hours30 minutes and 54 seconds with a maximum disturbance a half minute

later.

The tremors ended at5 hours and six

l minutes.

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Africa Medals for the “Imperial Yeo-

are now ready for issue. Applications for these decorations should be addressed to the Assistant Director of Ordnance Stores (Medal Branoh,) Royal Arsenal, Wool- wich, accompanied by discharge ccrtlii cates.

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Jones, of the permanent. Army Medical mom woum have been th,°“g|,_

Infantry Brigade-To be lieutenan

I-I II McLean, from reserve of officers. To be brigade major, Lieut-Colonel I-I M Campbell, from the reserve of officers.

13th Infantry Brigade-To belleutenant

colonel commanding, Lleut Colonel D. Mel.. Vince, from the reserve of officers.

1-ith Infantry Brigade-To be lieutenant- colonclcdinmiimling, Llcut-Colonel B A Weston, from reserve of oilicers. Maio H B Stairs is permitted to resign the appointment of brigade major.

'coco aiiut Fmsr nav

hundred and seventy-flvc gil ue s ani

million, five hundred thousand acres of land, which furnish crops of an estimated

value of more than one hundred and thirt -seven nnda half million dollars.

Wales, and Scotland combine

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Easy __ ' '

Chu.reh’l ALABAUTINE is uslmplo topiepue l

and to use as it is superior to other wall coverings. just mix with cold water, sad this rnarscr, uvannasfmo wud. cosrnso is ready for decorating. Cliui-ch’s _

ALABASTI NE

ls a cement hue, in twenty tint: and white. It hardens with age. A

it Any man can use it to beautify the homo. Women J

dilldm prwl" with ihenir natural taste for good looks and pretty home surrounding!

gp get splendid results with ALABAITINE- ,

write for book about Ax./isiisriitn and how to nn ii. fill.

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\ Till ILIIAITINI GOIPANY, LIUITID, FAI .

e O'r1'A\v.i Aprll23-The Queens Southl ST* JUHN- Allin Z3--Frank Higgins.

~_ sentenced at St. John for the murder of

Others took part in the acriinonlous mam-y Scgugg' ,m(\“Dennis0n's S¢0,,|_,,"'Willie Doherty, and another convic

named Thlbodeau sentenced to a 17 year 'term for burglary at Chatham,

‘made n desperate attempt on Saturday

`nlghtto escape from the penltentlary l t Dorchester. They had been

_ a

working in the machine shop, and

iseized the opportunity to conceal saw blades and two frames, with which they cut the bars of the cell doors, and outside window. When discovered the prisoners were armed with a rope long enough to lower them to the ground, and each had arranged the bed clothes to look like sleeping ‘lnen. They -were working at the last window, and ln a few minutes

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t c.ir.¢vi~r.\.‘Apri| 2:;-Daring 1no:i-ai K

colonel commanding, Lleut Colonel sliutelrrigatlon works ofall kinds in India

su lied watertoinore than twcnty»one

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This acreage doesnot include wells and ____

other private means of irrigation, but if these are added it is estimated that the Arrriiioivisrs, April 23.-Right Rev.

r total artificially irrigated area of India Ronald MacDonald, bishop of Harbor

is almostequal to the acreage of England, Grace, Ntld., who has been on a visit

d. to Rome has resigned his see owing

|;um.hs|;li;h, 'His lordship‘s resignation has been accepted and he will act as administrator of the diocese until his successor is appointed. Bishop Muc- Donald left Rome this week and will

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May It is supposed that the distin-

Poiri bramii April 23-The govern gunned pmmw Wm pass the remain

ment cruiser “Vlgila|il," Captain E. Dunne, arrived here last night on thc ingnfears 1°: TL; :ll;T°sm;,rl;: til; 312°

first trip this spring, which realized one “ “ryva 8’ B' '

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about dve hundred pounds of fish seized . ,

neari’elee Island. Bnnniiv, April 2.3.-A good station is RAD.I,_AHNT'“ OMANHOOD'

being erected* in Prussia which, it is claim The g:‘oi&ar:g`i§setieif'¢:‘t;§l,¢'>`n coil; llgaixllggg

--5”-_ 1 sd, wliice.-iliisfisraest, if not in ins wana. W°‘;'§§s§, ° Jtfe ,m,,m,,ed advafwqs of

A PERQISTENT BACKACHE , .unquestlonlsblyfln Central Europe. It is §ea\m_ |$~°vwem¢ Wmmm can be ,YW

` ` situated between Strasburg and Venden- or enjoy Ihplf the pleasureslglfwllefs. ngavlzlgl

Can have but one cause-diseased helm, ,mdv gm; Domi was is e5;,|m¢;¢ed- cheo ,siutkeli GWB. BX k'°»~y~- -""°“ “M” "° s”'°tii““°°‘: ---i4Iw°.°w- 'ri-1---Miwo -md =~ °1li.§:ll.".f.°.2°.sl“.‘.°.f.§‘;‘:.““tz..2:l;°°i.::s lbehlle bllickallltla:il'llsnPlllls7c“llFhéy ciii-ls :gs quartermlles, the whole extent of the maggie _i-afiews, restores and vitaliges llrsillinorys ffllllck, make them strong and ground covered being two hundred and instantly.-it's a “woman’s remedy. - mmm mlher ddlslfltse-cbr%%“l'|§elpllll:t?:rs °l“m'°°“ 'Mes' Them is l'° be no. thdlesrhlzohe makes women strong, plump from um blgll lit r olliiliryiey health lil K"°““d'1°"°l °“l"““°° °l`°*"l““ "h°`~ andiheaithful becnusaii. contains lots of :lil-12|'-law :sled ltd: evsry user of Dr. Hanill- rails, but there will be elevated bridgel n\(tr|ment,ths kind thatv forms mgscluei, wn.§§qgs. Get iw. Eric. box from your made, each penetrating the station to agmsbxéxg1;}eiéiLe5dy.'lt:krnE|%e“éJht_ druggis,and refuse substitutes- t alengthof two hundred and forty yards. ml amor’ ha-UW www true wommly

_.strength. Fifty cents buys a box of

l I _Ferrozone in any di-ug store.

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HOUSECLEANIVG

" Mla\rd'si.lnimsni lislicvea Ncunlglv

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MlllS $0,000,000

Rm DE .1aNnm.o, April 23.-it is

announced that the contract for the building of the three irouclads for the Brazilian navy is to be given to the Armstrongs of Elswick. England, and that $9,000,000 has been remitted to London for lhls purpose.

Representatives of German and French

I shipbuilding yards have been here for ‘some time past endeavoring to obtain this order, but thc German firms were

llconipletely out of thc running owing to the little indiscretions of the commander ` of the German gunbout Panther at Itajuhy ` where a Brazilian subject wasfscizetl and forcibly taken to the German boat. This incident will affect the coni-

merolal relations of Brazil with-Germany for a long time to come.

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Ham:-‘.ix,Aprll 23.-So far this year

County Treasurer Parker Archibald has paid out about $550 in wild animal bount- `ies and the year promises to be a record breaker in the amount paid out on wild

,cats and bears, the only animals on which the county pays bounties. Nearly all the money wentfor wild cats, bears being scarcein the early months of the year. But wild oats breed quickly and plenty ful and the increase this year is exceptional, perhaps because of the open winter. The bouni-y_on cats is $2 each and Sheet Harbor collected on 25, but they were killed at different times through the season and brought to the city last month. The skins bring from $1 to $1.70 each. The trappers report other furbearing animals fairly plenty during the winter, and mluks were more plentiful in some districts than for years. Weasel skinstnken ln winicr bring 75 cents each and; the trappers catch weasels whenever possible. Treasurer Archibald paid bounties on wild cats since March lst.

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, Grip Quickly Knocked Oni-

“Some weeks ago during llie severe

winter weather both my wife and myself contracted severe colds which speedily ' developed into the worst kind of la grlppe - with all its miserable symptoms," says

Mr. J. S. Eglesion of Maple Landing, iowa. “Knees and joints aching, ' muscles sore, head stopped up, eyes and

nose running, with alternate spells of

“ chills and fever. 2We began using

Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy, aiding the ‘ same with a double dose of Chambcrlain‘s - Stomach and Liver Tablets, and by its

~ CHICAGO MARKETS

- Cmcsoo, April

Corn, April., 47§ ' Wheat ' 'roi

‘,,Pork, Hay, $15.82

.‘-gui-» 4

Wheat

ea mm sos-stamina.

Pams. April Zi-(Special)-A despatch

to the Journal from Montéllmar Depart- ment of the Drume, today says that the authorities there found abomb to which

a burning fuse was attached on the window sill of library of former Premier Laubet’s villa where he and his family are spending the Easter vacation.

The fuse was extinguished and an examination of the bomb it is added

showed it to he of an extremely dcadly nature.

Paris is preparing for the crisis in the

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T0 ill $200,000

TonoN1'o, April 23.-The settlement by

Joseph Phillips with the llquidators of the York County Loan: and Savings' Company, will include, it is alleged, the handing over of not only his own hold' ings, but those of E. J. Burt, Misses Hudson, Mrs. Sauter, Miss McCann, Miss Robb, and all the others against whom writs were issued by the National Trust Company. 'l‘his action will involve the sum of nearly $2il0,0il0 directly and indirectly. As soon as Phillips

made to the Iilgh Court to have lil allowed out on ball. The case was callc _ in the Police Court this morning, but th prisoner was remanded until tomorrow owing to other business. No furthe evidence will lie given tomorrow, but th

lconimittai will be made.

CLARK’S QUICK M EALS.

Tasty, nourishing and enjoyable meals can be served with Clark`s Canned Meats. The quality ls assured by Ciark‘s lnbel."

BORN.

PRAUGHT- On April the lilth to

Joseph and Mrs. Prauglit, city, a son.

MCKIE-At Sumnierslde, on the 22nd

lnst., to \V. H. and Mrs. McKie, a son.

DlED.

BENNIE-On the lilth inst., after a

short illness, Olive, aged ten months, only child of A. and Mrs. Rennie.

GRANT-At his home in Bangor,

Morell, John 'Grunt, aged 7~i years, last urviving son of the late William Grant of Guysboro, N. S.

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Minnrd's Llnlmsni Cures Burns. sic.

Condensed Advertisements

(Too late for Classification.)

MEDICAL

D. T. MACKAY M. D.,

Kensinaton,

4-25~dtwlrn. Prince E ward Island.

N oles, bicycle sundrles, blcyc repairs.-Ernest Rice. Kent St. Zddtwtl

committed for trial application will bc

in d

C The Bodies Now Being Buried or Crymaied King Edward and Queen A Deadly Bomb With Lghied Fuse Found on

Alexandra to Visit Naples, Ascend Vesuvius and Visit the Obser- l'lis Library Window and Exllnguishled-Gene.

_ vaiory-_- Toronto Sclsmogigah §ecords Distinct Earth- ral Strike 0iAl| Trades in France For

3 quake Tremors Passing ,oycr “Ontario Yesterday. An Eight llour Day.

- Rreat French strike, when all ranks o labor will join in a gigantic eight hour

demonstration on May first.

Sixty thousand troops are mobilizing

and the public fear borders on a panic.

The strike now involves miners, iron

and glass workers, the paper trades and

postmen in many cities and on May first lb 19 Cllieoied the entire proletariat will

quit work.

The situation is menacing and full ol

possibilities of danger.

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LoNnoN, April 21|.-The_London Times

devotes a column editorial to a discussion of the visit of Prince Arthur of Connaught to Canada ands says that such visits of the members of the ioynl fnnilly to thcdlffercnt portions of the llritlsh llonilniona are today an essential feature inthe political life of the empire und have their own signi- ficance in the development of the imperial idea. They area recognition ol the fact that the doniinions over the sans are not more dependent- posses- sions bclonging to their inhabitants but vital, component paris in common with the greater whole and as such claiming

e their duo share of the time and per- ; sonal interest of thcsoverelgn and of his

surrounding. If "thinking lniperlally" is the dutyof ordinary citizens there is noone upon whom that duty is more incumbent than upon the members of the reigning house. No one has realized this more fully than King Ed ward.

STOCK NOTES.

During the past few weeks few stnlll on

have attracted more attention on the streets than has “Young Golililndcr," the magnificent grandson of the great sire McGregor. It is not sullicent io say that he is a beauty, for while he is deserving of that epithet, his splendid manners, nimble action and proud licnriiig stumps him of royal linengc. This massive piece ol' horse flesh is the property of Geo. H. Simmons of Spring l.’nrk Farm, City, and is for salc as will be seen by reference to thc proper column in this issue. \Vho ever runs up against him in the show ring at thc Exhibition will have to keep their winkcrs wide open in order to capture A prize.

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A GUARANTEED CURE TOR PlL[S

itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protrudin Piles. Drugglsts are authorized to refund money if PAZO OINTMENT falls to cure in il to 14 days. 50c

12-lbdmwftliu.

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EW BICYCLES-Second-hand blny- _

t h d - lA;lpl)ymall.pGieilirdlliin Clfiice. \ 21d6lplll

‘Nl ANTED-At once bya young man

holding college nip omn, position a.

sslstant book kee er.

Early Planting.

Early varieties for the Hot

bed.

WANTED-Female servant girl wanter

by May lst. loweneral house wor

Grado Art Parlors. 25d tf.

' liberal use soon completely knocked out A&TF-D h nh L In or H -» ` N I . .- orsc, on

the grlp' Sold by an dmgglsls' , hundred,red sound and good driver

from il to 10 ears old apply to J. A.

Henderson, Euston street. 25<i2i twlipd

in family of three. re. TarBush High

l Cabbage, (best early

varieties.)

Garden Peas,

L€tiilC¢.

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. “DESTRgC1`§3O§; I§)Fk SAIN FIKAIN-

24' _ ( Specm ) _ fits. q'§ilck.”Sam(;:lesFree. K Glldb

COPD- Mllyi 40-l Company, :Zi Chestnut St.. Philh-

ii .0 25fl3l¥Kl _

Tomatov Cauliflower.

1 i

_ M- J-=~ *I5-85 F” Sm--‘?°“f..“stz°.. .r'.‘.';. 03;,

and Emu nglidi 8 seats a regula

leasure guardian Office. 25<l1Wl>fll

itl ik t or s ug

W' I v bloat. For sale ohlenp. Ap ly

Celery,

Sweet Peas (over

60 separate colors) now

A ' _-

Jsoir-Fierce time we have when our §_h“,=e,b'\;\;\§\;'°,°§:“l°";:‘;',_‘;*_*°,°,‘:°&*‘;°, sour Yolm Hor.1oavi-'ri-yi

Ed rd ll d. 1‘i t -

wives get to work hooseoleaning, dont] Ji. phono-ovsltil desperate ll 'éé “mais Inwxmericff B-lsh{‘,f;_ ffgxj

Ing, sailin , rowing, etc Cool nights, no

wel ` .

i Slilwnn and Paint Dealers everywhere ull ALAIABTINB. Jim-Yes! Don't wet ' H* 5-ilépttérraggs :io‘;loc;r;i;tie._Tl;r;4;.dIos;>:g;

ll Oli- Jack--Sure. lol): olatlon, Charlottetown, Prince Edward

KEY; und# rsianaosiis-ii.

ready at

Cartcr’s Seed Store, Charlottetown.

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and Tri Weekl 6 i

Sworn Average Circulation to Doc- 30.'05 Daily a Y »7l

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