_ " `~""

ww: n ,hunter

,ff ‘f

n _ lofi

' at liouie j

:‘...»t»i.*f~*&--n-»»».,- an

.im _ealauheme qo- io»s¢_t'»_-nqjgaaiteoeuuaallft "71'-s»w_3‘w-a_°- _fa-_ wiv- utaevg. _*born a wei- w|¢us__ theweriiggpbtt er ine Ja

pandr. ' - “M ' . “U __~_:_._.-§_,_:,¢':_5"‘~...$.........:.°..*°..".:;': one-`»u»" 'e 'vitaiiio-ner olwsiasrardf <°rrlaefa.ilnfn-I

._ ' T

Ennio ill! llllll-IDR ltrmtgh. whole dayauaiuat Baitaise

with commanding iowa dtscbeyiag o|~derusudi.nuhopeless|\¢sholuonlusQu

so4.erew»auss\m.iritl\.aler1..l oioco

ed ndsaeeamce th rn

moralea eos I s :-,...°» -'~-~°°.:'.'~.°‘..-:.':°"' ~' -

does neroliry i;,hli{::rdBh¢i' dignity action and gave Kaubars trail freedom no isinsity '_' val t useiauarmy ia , ‘ ° tut to r o am not om-y ir our, giving ss an man »“'°°“’ °""°“`“' ""‘°" ""' ”°"“ '°“°" the non arrival of troops belonging to the

would have striveu e oe.wasau

rlued." The Kohlen volume opens with a

from the oat»set over the deieilses of Pert

Arthur.

Kompei-Hula" ou te show how kip airorta ts reaihe. this lvlvllme wks oheckmeted in numerous ways hthede noienoyorths srmyaod theiaeheftraae- i d _ horses, dwelling s

WW” “_¢“*,,l _ PP”

thajuahs glean in order to show the ,a _

ntm-,lnaleq oIi.he_ll_auohu@H'arsry KTM book contains the text ot General °

IU l.

I umunoorasm areas than =

:;:‘l‘&¢".':i"* »»H»°¥“.‘!r‘~f-. mo.. r. I .why ‘ annie, ne oben "ve .oansanasosa oshae.~f_wies.he elv- _ rnrnrsnmeonf-irwarueras begins-

iroelme~ ts and re- Knromckln ian’ also qu.; mum

,,,.,, .ousuyto eta‘ ,ii,snaat n'1‘he `o|U\l his ssrV°] 0| lb! d ‘lopez was enirus.i.e:| to :Daniel Klul: ur snake' md G°"'l°m°° or an LW" “l“&."@"h9°"°'°“°b“ ldmf* ""hI°h "°

car

orders at crucial periods oi the prolonged I

srrmasn_ao,ras. is-cesamx `_ ma sf the Bases-Japs:Q”e'

am, _

and _ _

‘W

viron 9'" _

ms nu _ arouod“ililad"h;enm|)-repared lor the

“Ugg” way Ili hers t ae tthe

nn.. "'* ____

ll*

Y; e."

J bare.

recon I

rwfsl. Kaul

loot

beeauultad t_o_lu_sks tbe,_saqrl- slated upon the necessity for speedy

muh or ine ear-lyevsnia or tae v/pr, showing that were divided counsels

not lil

amrma|1_o¢x».»t arthur, xororar. ro-

* " » _'-L

reys

wen overturned

it was impossible tn_et_ it cool* °‘l Mr* in view or ta.

ness of the sheet.

reed ioreiiieatiee er that beesatsdisd, and oosketnhes

1 =#§=-

depu, and having occupied

the commander thought he hpying Sandepu and so reported

dufmy

How hauii-o-s failed to atop Genanli , ok _ _ .

i’,.4 vietirious edvsnoels ltlatd with n

cave# I udeeseeqilentdieasesr

vid recital or the blunders, crusspur- '

in it a _ '

bare isdinetlyaeeseedof tsiiuee to _

carrying out this order Kalilhla

out his iueirtiotiousaladcf fatal m

'vi' y in aehauee of hrgent, reiterated

_ _ _ c

' QQKU* hi Blki IGH

;?epethe“:o Qheth|:thallfBss6is'had ‘I again, continues Knropatkln, "in- I nm" “nm” "°'°I°'“° 7°" “" th'

nd mumuzoua conil'ct.

d o believe that the deliberations oi the

uumoou»_

was ana is more

nilred ‘br

Gianni or the

Edward Island was

oiiadles were

hrea liialionor the

_ Hina tmoeprooosaul torso! - Gvmiocto the iiehine wore linkdeu. outline: :ml sauna-i one :spasm-'r 1** . '*°°‘" ““‘“" '*""°°°`~

and real the fillowlng speech -

iseive Assembly

on ofyur attendance for the perfor-

uee of your Lqrislarlve duties, and con qui bg qu-lim-1 tg ,W

tulats you and the Province upon the

to us through Divine Providence

*fl Govern I lm bunny to Inform you that an Inter wsierl 'question I tr-not em thorny be vincial Conference was held at Ottawa mhgyy “nag” W um “vnu” of the

o toon- last, who tyres Primo

N Pnriuee. .

mum d hm d mn m'“”| nd' ‘ lflnister of the Federal ParIlamcnt,to 0¢\;:‘:gr,¢,,n ¢f|mp,-,,-¢,m,,, ¢_° um pm. ,| ° '“ ' “ Ihr the ood'-lon of Um lim-viel vm- _ _moon wtmntsa for your

ference my government was rrprr

the lion Mr. Hughes. l have reason gg

nferencs will result in the payment I nder the Terms of Union to this Pro |,|

vilua atngioxy ramona subsidy. an ebb of its Government arid hellis-

tbs stu-rio; _ _ig

l*_ .usd without rehrleriug the

wi* Department oi Azrleulture _ai

~“ w'¢¢'_." __ ltsvean Experimental F-arm

t mg' 5 -_ dui" up and W” , . ernment has aisotludcr oonsi r-

,,,,|,.,} by mtnqd ‘b .-mu,” uw... atial question of the aihliation of he

at .N°“wn_ :z;qa*ibd,and the neehleary legiia-

wnuo tes osaa plana tn. National 2”*

Anthem. U

orlllr :

cocasi

ubdforithcse purposes having become ¢iltis\ly_li\s1sitahle and unssnltary.

#WOM

The Pllilc accounts i J the past fiscal

nted by the Premier of this Province ,gg , _

¢Y!l‘

putting the Province is a

_te_ improve _the public service

_ necessitating any increased

_ _ _ Ihble to any deiicit between

_ ~ °3F"l¢I"\‘°~ _

I-an piaaasaiossy 'mt numis-

inprozrcas by my government

_,I on this Island. These he-

! trns‘, will soon besatlsfsotor-

k__,.i)erryiog this object into eifhet be bmlttrd for your eonelderat

` Wales Collrgr with the

lily _ 0(MuGil.i at Moniri-al, which have , ow bouevt win mule in

The ity of building a new jail _and

will also be brought to your

laseaea regarding our stock For-m

Negutlotloaraare still in progrvss be-

lly _rrovcrnment and the Wsdevni lnnkwlth regard to our Fisheries;

will he laid beiurc you, and the es

mates of the Income ani Expenditure

the current year will be submitted.

Mel llelsred that you will llnd the Es-

"mn»ay, iorriira

I G06;

§L ,

Ml¢_”_li0_ii- of

sd with duereserd to aqoaomy and ll" requirements of the public sarvice. I new iuvohe for your lsbonrs the blee-

singe of Divine Providence, in the firm _ conviction thatyuur efforts will result in knot bouedt to our Province and peo- pls. His speech read, Hia Honor, attended

hy his suite, left the House. The Speaker then resumed his chair and read cveralainthe speech. Ili" 'hm' the usual routine _presentation oi a Bill by thc Premise- was otserved. This being done, Murdoch Kennedy

'lately elected -in the bye-election fcr the _ Third District ol Quaun‘s Co. was intro- `onesno,tno noun by 'rho Leann- of the Dllpdlltlbn and lr McKinnon, and site: hcingsworn W the Clerk. and signing his nal__e, he took his seat among the lQl_ll|Ii\l'l 0! the Opposition. The election i#»;Ksnnedy marks the entry ol n new meiii# ol the Opposition, he having cap- turld the district formerly reprgsented by thelsne Hoo Q W Slarpson. The fullowlhi commltreos were ar-

poiratedz- Draft Address-Warburwu, Mclnnls,

Agnew, Arssnnult, Clark, R -ad, Rich

ardw.

Engro sing-Godkin, Gallant, Smith,

Public Accounts-Read Richards, Me-

Fraser.

vlnn, Monllllan. Macdonald, Kennedy. Receiving Tenders--hfoNutt, Hughes,

Prcwas.

Revising Journals-Mcliutt, Gallant,

Hughes and Richards.

The House adjourned till 3 p. ln. tc- morrow.

mates ol Expenditure have been prep.-ar.

House adJourned till 3 p. m. to-day.

_uropstki_n's report/sic the emperor, in

i»s.1¢"';l2'¢i.‘ `

ai-ess nemo. noo`5 (guy thedscislvn moment.

SKETCH or SIR

W.C. MCDONALD

0ne~ of Wealihieati Men in -Canada: Who "°

lor-len. le now practically at a stand-still. The whois ste! at present employeddoea

not exceed ln msn, including slice and l.cwmn,1r¢|| 1s__T||¢ c.\,u| 1-55,,"

` l"f\°° °mP|“¥°|- 'nu **°|d¢“" N* th* M1841 is retold by a writer in Black- now remained and the enemy were in_I

"|'°°°"°'°°l9‘°' "‘°”°°I'""°°°°| "M" woods-"‘Abg¢¢..n1-1|-|¢|||, um |.¢ |51 creasing the. General called several °"|' "b.°7°‘“l“|°' Th* P°°l°|° "h°_‘_"". “4 “hug 994 nn am, b ,naar ge omoers, hbout twenty oi us to form line ""m‘ "‘ Q' pm” m =“2,£"°°";"?° tIvs'rebbie was hot oniyube-aten-it I

by the exietiul state ' _ rs, ay ~ - an nn. if. ..» ...an nrinnn af. f__"""°°‘,,,_,w_-__’g;_f'_§';_\;'_,°°_'_§‘;{_ -3352 °_§_;;_; -°° *“*“ '°* "‘°'“* °'°“'° "'““~ '”“ °“*°l"°""° "°""~ ‘ - A room-a as oo mesa an-'ty the dum

ssirmogroraii. nn rumen. sm-into for his iw- I lined him °iY~ many. and indlvidssi sots oi anon high hia horamandseeteqhtm on tha ground.

W lllsm sethe repuiatitn of being rage sndpatlengenduranes as may

"c~°‘"°`“i I ' `

~ ' _ 9°? _' '

astriet butj I employer, and many in- lake front rank for all times in the annals Pl Od 5 Bflf 37101500. “|10 °0l1\IlIlllf|~ gldqg l I .

5. _ _ - _ _ _ : _

Way- he lies _Contrllluied to ' Edcceiioial ilhjecis- ‘

lfotrrlsu.. Feb. lil-Without est-nw

ureressieu

tion, dhdisy. withest the

lvet aitestioa In

the oratorical

I-he ohh lltls,

AIBIVED IN IONTBEAL

mor the Hon. Deanna nrnuooaid. who was at one

ar aoitor rwstirr.

sir wuusm rm-out nie. the haue

I hredldeut ol' the Illia-

s's the blah redilsies.

an mm; pea

et‘th‘e ‘ Blind seuilalr- lider

_sa that-_

wsll

QL, rin?

wil

hashsslil no in

use tan mu,

~**° 3"

hsss@tle *lah

:e.s.=:e:ises\lir Yillelfe

‘l'he;ae

Peer

m I . _

aa: _ .~

PW `

use ` _ ggstdlee paid to the Provinces, at which °¢|,,|d°n|,|m_

IIII _NWN _MHISTORIC "SIIIITIN IIISIRIIII _ EVENT RRETOLD

___

Morion is Pracrlcall

ts could he related that prove him o of

gsueruus as well asjuat. Take, tor ek lt is sorry reading ~ plqthemesoi s workmen who was ‘The sceneof slaughter was dreadful. All Illlibiilil will it Nl |1010. till. IDI

of Prfnds Idsrad leihl. stkicisnsoilleriiywith disease and spam _hqgagowsa abandoned. The enemy notf

whedthehsndotdeeth teiiswinly. 'the osly soured is e msrdessus iles ho;

~hq»aayed _wi|oev_ and family were lelt evdygook and cave in heights ou ee

in utter destitetion, without money `sid_e hnt_dessnded into thepeseand slew uoqn wpqrofihornan-al.; committee nan, women and children. The enola aww. who had formed line to show iwut of workmen was organise! end' eollaeted road for a distance or five miles is covered ,qlleenltorelisvs her immediate vveute. with deed dying. Our ids they 'sry was 'idsgoinn toio the house cf wourninu, eomphted this dhyat sbeutl,€ID, & they round that sir william aaa forestall- einen or oar seocle. 'ree tv N. 1. lsstinors ae. use-tae emu; had been already me ani! orine nea.auc o-sae ea-peie pr-svldedjfor. Other instances could he proportion. liven those who rsmainl

may prove that behindan sustue dem- could scarcely move or hold a null*

who heart that cesld heat ia inom~rhe|rhetasdheultbslng»iruetb|ttes

“yi”-qmpethy with those in ssterllg ,audio add toosrmlsuysucw hope to

nldallletleo. I hilelilalr nrrlvslatKhurd6alll...... ln li bualnae relstioue the ‘lfohaeco 'Iver-yman amosgss thoslhtlseere

guisewithshend ottawa. bet here, manyhours hewssdoon|edto£?,elehe_r

:gee linda that he is irsvarnsl bye by cold or hnssenorbumhe by our mm am or som. us in amy- mai..-on ir mmm. airmen _ei ahseeh and true to those who sfsthe rslght (ora short time hold ent, nothini

gg aim. His integrity has newer could eventually etesus. . .- . . . _.

laspesehedlleiivesspro

a|ae¢see\eetsiatheuisiaaewei|wos\en.whehedasehma I

asistlaistter, and he sasastl str ascsghtossiseaayaalnaiteesrry _ e_sdoM\eame.-Aeeajllssumnesef is.-urhevingdenesosadheeadle _ aeaq@amQe|s`s\heeaseefalsiisrthemnyo~_hsrsstrongertheuth`_-

srlvh, were left to lie like dQs| the

Hthe Gai).

waeeeasgm that he

iliiem

_ 4

" ..r.~'_`- A

OVC]

oncefimhing Soiiemoni the rn-ratio moi Disaster of 1841-2

y Reiold B a Wriierlh Blackwood A

- y , for wok place lass night when the

Desertod. _ _ _ _ A

_ ____ Graphic Description ofa Thnl- R »=;:___

U I

Srulnr, N. B I' b. lil.-Work as the 'Pls and Bl0'sl-bolls c0ll|0l’.Y. Hit g winners oiihe series oigemes by 18 goalr

Ol N00

Hundreds oi poor wrstn men esl

Chiles

aeieeidem sl aids

iii

§:r=E§ll

As eearoely any Europeans of the advance

and show n trout. We hed scarcely done

wee next to rue. received abullet throulh his cheek, which broke

Nothing oould exceed the bravery dh..

W 7 - ' ' _

ed the lcarnuard. He was like n bulldog assaulted on all sides_hya lot ol ours try-

sll'U¢. '8helwn'es`l'ne`il bend was atrsnked by horse and foot, sul' although the latter were Hfty to one. not a man dared to com'e close. The few of us with General Eiphln-

in the suemy when we were awaiting, were so delighted, not only at the courage displayed by Shelton, hut at his manoeu- vrea to keep oi! the enemy, that wc cheer- ed him in true English fashion as he de- scended into the valley, notwithstanding 'ws at the time were acting ss targets for the murksmen of the enemy on the hills.”

And ln that last appalling struggle in

the shambles et Gandamrk- ‘Our troops at length got to the top oi

the pu§, where a barrier of trees and bushes had beenformerl across the road. The Ghilsis were lying in welt for the re~ sultemoug the hills. This war soon ap- parsutn The greatest confusion ensued- llafl were the horrid ydle of the enemy llllli. alll llliu were more victims adri- sd to these who had eirmndy fallen. “On- ward” wh! still the wid. About s mile isrtler a secand berrii was sucou atered. and the results (were) similnr to those oi laeinemer. the enemy still panning in ceased numbers close upon the rear Whes near Suresh some olioer-s. sae- ing eiiehaaesof escspewascver. pushed oh by themselves hr Jolalahsd. every eaei whom, with the exception of Dr. lryha, was killed. Thrveamesg when wee Osptsln lallllllt ef the 8hsh'a oth, ssdolldwksirlsnlilplkdsuloyed,

be nm llltrlsa na-hrsiehie sian sr Juaishee, wan ' asswanr-' died.” . _ ‘

if it ii §!

3°» ¥9°7

Great \B1'Ilimin

And Colonies

IIIVNSTISNIINE I

McKinnon, Wood. adectlng colonial interests without full

M llsn, Ar-renault, Mclnitis, MacDonald, D

Private Bills-Mt~Nutt, Hughes, God- n°l°n“°' '°'"d°d “S s°m°‘Mnz Gm" |-|n_ Fnub Pmwsh Britain oughttogrant the Colonies, In~ A-rrricnlture-BeId.Hsezard, Smith, ir- volvlngasaoriiioe by the British uon-

surncr.

T6; tum' -life Honors _

An Imptrriintlilaiter Discusv ed In The British lioueo oiCommont.

(Simmer. Br Winn.: e)

Lozvnox, Feb, lil-Last week's declay atltms of the Milithfahl Oppssilch leaders ol the Hesse of Oemmoua ere bonnfto exert an ladneuce upon the

course ol inierimperlal affairs.

For the ilr-st time it is now' olesrlv es-

tablished that neither the a Liberal or a Nationalist ministry will attempt to force Cansds end the other colonies to make a can - (ences. '

Winton Churchill, speahlng lor the Min- istry ccrrdlnliy assented to Balfour-'s decI» ° ration in the commons on Friday that colonlalvoiuutary and patriotic enthusial sm is far prferablat-1 a rlaiid ogrrinls ation.

cre

al and military authorities desire, hul which it is now recognised must operate in tbcreatrlction of colonial national free. dom. The Empire can never be run on a

Hc cited the New Hebrides and Ncw~

loundland troubles in support ol the argu~ ment that British Foreign officers will n ver again conduct foreign negotiations'

ricr consultation. With Colonial Ministers Pieiercnce was

THE NBIGIWIIS i[;i|N WINNERS

(srrcrar. lv wrslnsas)

` TRNIN WRIIIK

Four Enquiries Have Been

Started. Thought Heavy Motlir Bent Rall.

(SPr.cr.u. nv Wmnurss.

Nnw Yoax, Heb. lil.-Four distinct iu~

|,w,,¢,||,“¢|°n t°'u.¢' Imperhl dt veatlgatlonsinw the wreck of the Brew-

fer exor=us_on¢hs New York Centrsl

R'iilsray,on last Saturday night have been

tarted.

Asyet no cause for the disaster has

been ascertained.

It is expected that the iinul death lint

under cenirnl British control, which nav- ‘HU D05 °l°¢°d 35- M055 0! U1* i".l\lr¢'I

INRCN-|113 on well. The coroner believe!

that the accident resulted from a hen-_y motor bending the rail

°°"::::‘;°:;'““°' "‘" IJEIIILIIPIMHII

IN IHNW IHINI

Mrs Thaw Undergiies Cross-

Examlnaiion At hand of Jerome

isrsmar. uv \\'mxu;s_~_[

Nxw Yoiur, Feby. 19th-Mrs. Bvslyn

Nesbit Thaw entered upon the ordeal of

ross examination and before Jerome had tlcwltnesa ln charge l_a.‘f nn hour he Inari

secured hom the court a ruling which np- oarcnily ovens the way for bring ng into the trlalol Kerry Thaw all manner oi evidence which may tend to discredit the ilafendasikwiie.

sf. Jornra. Nao., res. rn.-'ras songs'

welt Hockey team from Charlottetown

which played here last Thursday night with the home Club, beating them by 12-2, were defeated ln the second rznmc played on Saturday by a ecore ol!!-0 ,

The third game of the series errsngel I

berrweits got thc victory. making lil le to the Ncwfoundlandera three

Thla maker the Charlottetown boys

to 6. I

The Abcgwelis leave on return for their

home to-night.

THE WEATHER

Touoyro Feb. 1| Bouthesshrly to

southwesterly winds. mild with elect or rain.

and plunder. Our men had not above

They still, though so small n band, dc

rmlned never to surrender to the enemy

while life remained: their numbers wen

l to lil), and moat oi them were already

wounded.

A messenger from the chief of the

district arrived and inquired for - the senior officer. This was M-riot (lrinl hs, 37th N. I., \vho accompanied the mes- senger in the hope of persuading him toexer-this luiluence to save the lives of the small hand of Europeans that still remained. (Before). however, thc Maicrhad reached the chief the enemy had called upon the Europeans to rur- reuder and give up their arms, An ot tempt was then made by a few to ill~~ arm them by force: this was milried, blows were exchanged, and a contest between the two partles was thus brought on. Arush wus made by the lniuriated and savage mob. Furthrr re- nlniscce was of no avail. sud in the space offive minutes every man with the exception oi C rptalu Sonier,of the 44th Qneen‘s, who had wrapped arcunfi him his regimental colors, and five u Miers ‘aken prisoners, were massacred. Thus perished. after dreadlul aufirr-ings, the remnant - oi any army that hsdleft Cnbul seven day- pruyiously, compcevd of 4,501 fighting menland lZl,ilIJ camp inllowers.’-From' The Oabul TI'Nt¢4y,' lu' Blookwood.s Magetluel

\linard's Llnimeni Cures Garret In Cowe-

' l

bring rjectcd from thc Cumberland ll xlci in

“Wss your swry true," asked Jrrcmr. “It was" she said. Mrs Cain, of Boston, when ex/imineil

told of tho movements of the Thnwo

following their return from Europe lnli)04 ncludlng the publisher] lucidcntn nf their

this c»ty.

She said Thaw always grew im ional

.nd angry when in the presence of White.

Thetrlsl will le resumed tomorrow

with Mrs Thaw on the stand under cries examination.

<_.__._.__.l_

INRIHUUAKI IN 'NEW BRUNSWICK

(SPECIAL nv Wrnmncss)

Sr. Gnortcn, N. B., Feb, l\l~ Quite a re-

one or two rounds of ammunition loft ,em shock of earthquke WM 'en ,mm

this afternoon. No damage was don--.

IN SIIPPIIRI [II

SNBBNIH UNI

_._

'l'onoNro, Feb. lil. -R.~v. .l ll. Shearer'

who ha- been for the pos' iour weeks en` gagefl inthe ilunersl work of the Lord's Day Alliancoln Manitoba and the North- west, has returned lo Toronto.

Mr. Shearer had complorod ananze-

menis to5¢0 as for west he Edmonton, but the branch lines throughout Manitoba and the Northwest were practically out of business and Swift (`u|reni was the most westerly point reached

"I-lvery\~hefe," said Mr Shearer, "[

found the ursaleat enthusiasm respect- ing the more stringent provisions of the new I/\rd'a Dev Ac , and I am free to admit that not err-n in Ontario is the desire for a national Sabbath more FIU'

nuunced than on the paairiee."

toniicnscdidvcrilscmcnis

=§xl mae me me ulasnnoatiuni

lame Beck- _Thle ailment ie usually '~‘l°°°d 5? rnennausnorrnsmesosa new is .una ny applying Giessserlaiah. his Daimtwectlserimbs e GUI” N5-

‘ tsspens ataaeo awll- asuziloa. lrtsumeatanu-earlier. usa

if fi fail iii;

iii!

w|¢hiIaisBsim.ssdosiet relierie ai- " mcetesrets tsilew. lor sale by all

lruqieh.

eaapuoe sr sauna dhhilr dampened

bod is l

:N22-tinfi umm r°a°\n'f1‘L and acilvs.

$585 PAGE 6 FOR liATES£

TBAVELIE wanted to cover Island

with ready sellinf goods for an old

established lrn|.SAns|\_ nlra ngsn who lil I mont tolpsre. ppy o t ¢ evvni to lr. Bowden. Queen lintei. 2 t'h'lTlp¢l

EKEMBIR That everyooriy lie

amornin rasthc weie

I PUD!! he 1

and up-to-date, and

t1 some time during the

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