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‘ f Hill and Wiltshire Talked of as Suitable Places for the King Edward to Visit Empress Doilvager at Berlin- Location of a Sanitorium -Dr. Warburton has Accepted Prisoners Looking for Pardon-Connaught Commander

S ' Invitation to Represent Charlottetown at a Meeting to In Chief -King to Give up Racing'-Chinese Criminals

be Held in Ottawa on Thursday. I to Be Executed.

is dead." “She is gpngf’ “The qragementtoflght consumption from vic-

up-" “What took somaay tories already won are many and rear

'ran' QUEEN Lo.\‘G1-:D ron niasr. '_ Queen will go to Germany to visit his

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people away 2" the inquirer The testimony emanasing from such

Lownow Feb 9 __(Speci,,|)_ __ The sister the Empress Frederick and the

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_ _ _ ' - tt _G_ A850 -3) 'n 1 Kaiser will takeatthe same time a short

And nply wg; returned- ‘the institutions as the Muckoka Cottage Wfsfmlnstef 532° ° 8”; I' lthltlrest ‘t Riviera.

wnSump¢i°n_“ Sanltorlum at Gravenhurst in Ontario, retiring recently wrote t e Queen a _ ‘ _

writer in Review has seen a and the Laurentian Sanitorium at Ste. The KIDKS h¢°1°h 188004-

within the past few Agathe in Quebec is ofa hopeful kind.

following a hearse, whlch_ In addition to this testimony it hasbeen I br 4 _ loS_ with the _

g young man to the cemetery. demonstrated in Europe that Sanitoriuui mn? pl* 1° 9°’ 'lee' ° lug

ago he was hale and hearty. Haltreatmest of consuinptives has resulted, __ Words, Your old Qlwell IS WGN! _ 0.00

consumption. In Nova Scotia, ; dnringa half decade period, in areduc-_ Brunswick.°'P. E.Island, Quebec, If tion by one half in the number of deaths

Manitoba and the New Pro- 'from this malady. The contention

British Columbia the victims therefore is. a contention not without

are to benumbered bythe warrantable basis that this bane

tggnlllngflio- 'i' tliloalgldlzf tfllnggilln olgtlihollgriill all? as P°SS“’1° “Im” °“"*i'“° °“§°°““~ P“"“° `Si>eech from the throne vvhioli no will do-

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suddenly and may take him off manded. Individuals, families, muuici- and Private th” “13d¢ the C°“l`t 5° dlf'

L1 gr-apps sweeps over a pslities and governments will he called ferent from others in Europe.

_ ‘ ‘ , l l f to b a part in the battle. Dras~ _ _ _ V, I _ _

but <(:id>iT;ul|hsp‘t‘ll)>ln‘se‘e[llils :;T>eeson<l.lh; tlildoigeasuiersr are imperative. The people MANY RRTOBERS EXPECTIBG PARDOR' _ It is believed that most of the Kings incessantly. and to stay not its of the land should co-operate with govern- racing horses in training will bo leased course. memfs *"‘_’I “itll s°l*“'°m" me? in Putting or the season to the Duke of Devonshire.

may well be interested in the such enginery into play that in course of

he was weary of public life.

The Queen replied thanking him for his colvzsanolir 'ro Bn: comiszvnnn IN cnmr.

The belief is that the Duke of Con-

» ,.n_a1l_l'ht will be made Commander in'Chief

and longing for _her rest.” ll gg gpg British forges, `

T"“l‘h “YS this “WU I’ "°“°h°`T mr' nun. xrxo rnxsmxs is couscii..

QUEEN ALEXANDRA AND THE COURT' The King presided at the Privy Council

Queen Al€XRl11ll'8 Will 09-TTY 0Uf» 9-3 fm' ,this morning discussing the terms of the

liver at the opening of Parliament.

KING WILL LEASE ms Honslss.

British prisoners are anxiously looking for pardons as the result of the Kings ac- _‘

Governor General of the Dominfiiog iciérsesno logger-.G t t. *Kms nnwsrm wu.i.vrsir osizsixxr. pggm, Feb, 9,-(speoialf-Foilir :en the Countess of MIMO hllve Yl¢ ¢ U ami' *Y 3 L'-*RDIAN "eD"°S°“ a "° Loxnoy, Feb. 9.-(Special)-Soon after arrested at Canton for attac 'ing t ie er- solicitations of leading men. main- waited upon two ofthe medical men of the _ t P 1, t th K. and mans will be eXecumd_

medical profession, for a con- city to ascertain their opinion in reference the °I’°”mg ° ~ ar 'amen e mg

with aviewtostaying the march to thc proposed convention and found _

dread disease. This conference is that the following invitation had been » - ' ""

national, probably international, in received.

T UBERCL LOSIS COX F ERENCE OF . _

medical fraternity as _Well CANADA__ - W - ~ A S -r _, _, _ . snlfering community ` ` ` e s'

uncommon interest the tidings Govsnxuilzxr Hoivsi-:, o'r'rA\vA.

discover! of the consumptionl Janugry 26th, 1901, by Koch in lSt`2. It is pretty 'DR __

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avicknovvmledged in tthe sm,-In view of the urgent imdportance AMOHNT AgK_ T0 FEB_ 4;l-,_ 1901 $2404.40

warl t it 0911301119 |05 of meeting with some concerte action _ 2 00,

I - - R. H. CAMPBELL, Summerslde . . - -

Ill'¢V¢Ylt9"l Rnd WIND D05 D1`¢'¢Uf°‘l _ the ravages of tuberculosis, which recent v

cnrofl- Thi! CUPIUX Of °°°SUm9U°“ ‘ scientific investigations have done so LITTLE YORK SCHOOL DISTRICT

directtlyt betéwegiin tedighetzv 81:1 ylgitie :_ guclilto ex;;;lse,G I aiuo digxlxxdalbyiollirs GEO. MCNEILL’ Tucker _ _ _ 5_2;

lu e PS - xce enc e overn r ~ _ _ theiournais borne by the habit- Of press the Hope that you vi ill no present at Mus. JAMES PEIKE - - ° 00

tl, ggi-lgs edildy ctelliitllsg Stllyystlw tbl! ConferTTl`clTeil°o El?cellT::glesuT\:fr17lxllrel MISS BLANCHE HA VILAND ‘ . u 5.00

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il- i8 R dlfliwli l»I1i“K t° “sws __ and Countess of Minto, in the Convooa- MR. LOR‘.\E PEAKE - 1 00 of human li'°S it is 11°* ¢°° tion Hall, Normal school, Elgin sm on ----

Wvyldhel l¢°°l'fliUI¢ £0 UM i§¢“_' li Ottawa, at 10 a.m., on Thursday, Febru- $~M22_55

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estimates of the statisti ‘ry Mm lml 1 IS Perma I “Sh ¢r\b°¢¢ °f ii I have the honor to be

ne million dollars a year to Your obedient Servant, ‘_

_ Haan! Giuliani, _- - - e ` 'I

in oommonly been accented th" ‘ cope. ooo Amo-no-comp io waiting.

is hereditary. It is worse R, S. V. P. ro True Rev. C. S. Ent. D. D. not given thematic, Su-ions thgught, . I Wiltslgire at Salitglfltfifnablzacgid tlée

“NL IC io ¢°°f>'*8l°“’~ B” th’ Gwerll 5¢°1'°l»8¥'! °f "W C°°'*’”t'i°“» The establishing °t 'T' Tammrium ‘Ent 5vl:?il1ll1lila:lIlc'i1illilrlyrecomTiiendit tg' the

‘°°'t'"° just M" is that lt. is 77 Uconnor Street’ Otmwal' matter that me Pmvmcml Govemm location of asanitoriuin. North Wiltshire

tlhble ailment- The 9l\I»l9U°‘ (Note.- All those attending the COD- should take un- is ‘Iso in close proximity to the city which from districts l "umm win’ through the kindness of the The is no doubt thata central sanit- would 1,¢ 3 gl-ea; ,.1vanmg¢»_

N special “mx” lm" bee.” put' R“il“'°7 Companies’ be accommodated oriumr; the only way of dealing with the If the sanitorium is established it should to stay the diocese are simply with tickets at half fare.) queStio;L of course the establishing of | be in charge ofa specialist or one who ,ms

At' the “me_ time the mem: DR' JENKINS' OPISIOS' it would be expensive and D0SSil>l.Y US 'had special training. Dr. Jenkins then

' ` I . _ - ' be 8XD€nSlV€ but strongly condemned the lack of mortnary

_ d th l, h h fi cg ved 9, maintenance would also _ _ _ _

I - Dr' Je?Iu,_"q saggy, gwiifg aio rhrdgular it would be an educator. There exists ln statistics and said that he was of the opin- mwah" tt Fr' 'tl th mainland had this toulliry 88 in Other P8113 Of C3119-dll ion that cancer is on the iucreasehut there communication wk I _.Sf ._ -. ai class of people, educated D¢0Dl€- T10 arefno statistics tg verify the contention.

I _ A A ,_ ` _ whom a sanitorium is not nrcessary. He thought that the compilation of

_ JUST AS GOOD I But while the educated and rintelligelllt _ mortuary statistics should come :linger _tlie

_ ~ '- -1 ‘ It there are those W 0 RPOSSY depart ment of agricu ture an urias bPf,rI;Ilvl?;y£sDt?lTJittIllll1»S%Tl?lIl:(;€`t;§lkailli](li`liTl;3 Ighlfrlllilqand negligent of the laws of should be prohibited-without certificate of

_ pgp corn corn cure- Putmang Paiililess contagion in tube!-cu10Sig_ T0 the latter death

Jorn Extractor. Sure. safe an_ fiallill 88?!-1 class a saniwrium would be an educator, Pummn S removes Ilzmoniisr dT~T1l;2?:€s);ioes He understood the R0V¢l`Ume“° ° f Nova' LwentTlfi(l;uE¢le1r?f'II;3 -ellis to N G. Poison 5..;,;ia had taken action and the late Dr. ‘ When seen statei that he had accepted ;oL(;;-?»KII3éSI'°" ont" and they will se! d Farrell whose death is lamented by all, the invitation to attend the meeting in it I0 7°" .Dost pald Lo any adqresbm La' recommended Ellershouse as a suitable Ottawa on behalf of the citizens, but H2148 0|' L - S' location ' fe ued that he would not be able to get

_ b“.iné lo the absence of a record of the away on account of the steamers being

deatlfs by consumption he was unable to detained by ice. It will be necessary to

. , pstimage the oipacity of a building nec- .leave on Monday. night in order to reach

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_ essary to accomoolate the patients who Oatawb. in time to attend the meeting

I 1 would offer. He would, however, _with which opens on Thursday morning. I A h limited information at his hand, think There is no doubt about lt, said

/'I L 50 bed; would be sufficient. In the Doctor. Prince Edward Island

. 5-};;_rd to thelocation he considered Noi th should have asanitoriuni, the ci;rl>ac;Z.y;i of

the following lasts:__ _ of which at this stage isimpossi e e-

~ .fine because the province is unfortun-

° ‘ °arely without a. record of mortuary statis-

nghfgh D' E & 14'. ' l ' 'tics which we certainly shoull have. Cadlan ‘_F» _ 4 While a sanitorium is necessary it should

C' d _ not he a free institution. A portion of it

cl PL E. ' shoul I be for those who are unable topay-

S[,_ ,Tamgq E, the poor. Those who are ablc should pay

w ~ ~ for treatment.

MCGIH L' ‘.2 _ - i no would like to see the sooitoriom

- _ I _ ' 1 ood .ie tho foot of ro..;aiil, partly bo-

the last' and width - l - 'c:l:~e hills are necessary for exer ise.

it _ ___ 'rio situation moraod by Too Hill wooii

3 you and YOU C8I1 al -_ be pirticularly adapted for the purpose, I

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having a southern aspect and shelter on

~ cream oi tartar.

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lmiy b ljufing fl 9 month of Feb. ____,s . » th'l3‘lll<-lnheliof ol! the infectiousnessuot

.Y Pfatftzg w V: <1 _,’ 2 tubewlulosisiscelfiainly not modern as it

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was taught by Galen in 1:1) B C

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to be held in Ottawa soon. _time the curse to the country may be a ceS5i°n° Mons cnisizsxi 'ro Br: Exsovrnn. `pr°hiMti°“iS° “"1 Libeml' H° °°°°e*~‘W*l*

Z _ _ _cdandasaresult all progressive n

THE GOOD QUEEN THE REVENUE AND

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_OUR PROVINCE LONGED FOR REST EXPENDITURE

lcresting Talks With Mayor Warburton and So She Wrote to a Public Servant who was Re- For Seven Months Show Big Figures on Botll Sits e tiring From Office. ofthe Account

oner ol McGreevey, Dies

P .<1 GENTLEMEN ADVOCATE THE INSTITUTION OUEEN ALEXANDRA WILL KEEP COURT PURE CHARLES LANGEI.IER’S EUROPEAN MISS”

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J ehn T. Bulmer. Halifax, Lawyer, Politician and Prlhlg

tionist Passes Away-Nicholons Connolly, Porlerlit

Suddenly in New Jemy.

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i.ANG1;LrEa’s Mission 'ro mmorrz.

Qosmio, Feb. 9- (Special)-Hon. Chas .

Langelier will go to Europe soon to search the records of London, Paris and St. Petersburg relative to sa’ling rights in Be- hring Sea and the Alaskan boundary.

JOHN T. BULMER DEAD.

~ Hanuuix, Feb. 9-(Special.)-John T. Bulmex: diedttoday of congestion ofthe'

reared on a farm at Nappan; educated at. Amherst Academy sud called to the bar in 1875; practiced law in Halifax; was for a time Librarian of the Legislature. He founded several libraries and natural

history societies; took part in founding the Canadian Bar Association in 1896, of

which he was secretary. He wrote much on political subjects and was an ardent

after the pleblsclte mfaaad to Mimi n prohlbitory law, Kr. Diller A _ denounced them and went lemme

lfilewasa member of the Church.

ooivnnacroa eoxleoimr lmao.

ll Mosranai., Feb. 9.-(S|loelal)»‘~l» K.

cooooiiy can spies-ly on may as Boonstowa N. Li '

oroio. I ~-»=*"H¢ewn'i¢ alumna! _ Mr-Bnlmerwas born in 1847 and was M'-‘Gr-”'"*7I“d _ I *Wifi*

ora which ligands in the contract ali of years ago. _

nxvmun _aim narncnircaa.

Orrxwx, Feb. 0.-(Should),--‘lk Revenue for Ueveli llollthl ¢Id|Q@ vm szo,aoo,ooo being over s nllha h excess of the annie period lB1@

The expenditnrewaa QIMCLH, I* nearly two millions mom than Ill lm The capital expenditure was live all a

Cumberland against Sir Charles Tupper in 1887, but when the Laurier Government,

half millions.

of Godersdorf in Silesia opened the nl-gf, sanatorium for the cure of consumption. His action was condsmmed and he was characterized asa lunatic, but he succeed- `

ations

today are erecting suitable institutions for the treatment of tuberculosis. Since the experiment made by Dr. Brechmer, Ger- I many has caught up the idea and today over 100 sanitoria provide accomodation for 10,000 patients. Most are paying but many are built by the Sickness and Old age Pension Societies who find it cheaper .I to place their consnmptives in sanitchla and cure or relieve them than to pay their pension fund where they are permanently unilt for work. They find that if only 29. 2 percent resume _ their occupation payments cover expenses. It has been proved beyond the shadow of a doubt that a sanatorla can be operated success-

fully in all countries.

In Norway, Switzerland, Frnnoe,

Germany, Austria, America, Ireland and Scotland they have yielded strikingly