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MOMNM, week a, Ouawa For Sites for blew Workshops- G. R'. .ldneb `

1; and Examine Superlntanf Offers One to Two Hundred Acres Freegat 1

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Bridse Street Containin Th

11'.'»1~.\\\f.\.Mnren 7.-ispeeian-'riie in- » g ree

_~u1-nun-c Commission met this morning i ' '

:uni ilechlcd to begin the inquiry here on n

\\`i»1lnes1lay noxt when the Dominion In»

~111~nnce Inspector will be examined as to

inllw Dust Dv" me companies, and any Jones,sonof the late Oliver Jones has thecity. , mlwmlnmnts hu mnylmve to suggest ‘nl offered to present to the Iatercolonial The city on its part propose; to offer HW hwumnw Aon ‘Drug better warklng Railway aslte for the new workshops to Bridge Street to the Government. l in the lutum. ;replace those destroyed by the recent This street contains in itself thred

fire. if the shops are built at Sunny acres of land and will be given on’ Brae. condition that the Government exproprlf

the,,||m,,\,,,,pervis|0u axe,-,,|,,ed by him MUNCTUN1 March 7-(Special)-G. R. Hun1phrey's Mills,abuut mile dlstantfrom

Ile offers one or two hundred acres as stes tl1e land on the other side.

P1'lPULll|iill

required of perfectly lcvcl ground within The Government now owns all the land one hundred rods of the station at on one side of this street.

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l 1»\‘|mN, March il -According to figures

iuiiiiivni in the British Dluo Book and

l1.1.~..-rl on the latest census, British India V

I1.-isa populption of 2i).l,(l00.00‘). This is ~ ||,1l1111,1l1J1l more than it was twenty years ____ ____

nga, and the increase is greater than was 111 have been expected, in view of tho high

iii-alll ratc, which was partly due to TOI\0N’1`0,Mur.0.-“Thereare just two TonoN'ro, March 0.-Itisexpected thata 11»;n-ntcri famines. One hundred and ways by which evils of the liquor traffic ‘government bill, adding an important nini-t,y»l.wo millions of people support are tobediminlshed," said Hon. Geo. E. provision tg the net for tin; preggrvntinn ilu-a1sol\‘es bv ngriculturo and live FOHUBIH 11ddI`€SSlDS “IB M8859? Hall offorestsfrom destruction by fire, will be vhirlly on rico.Tl1ero'aroloss thnn3.000,000, meeting of the Canadian Temperance introduced ln the legislature shortly, In 1'l\ristia11sin India, of whom 2,000,000 are‘ L€1lR\l0 S\"ldl\Y lf¢€Fll°0l\» "They Were effect, the new clause, it is reported, will nn1i\-es. More lhnn two-thirds of the old-fashioned ways that had been often enact.timi;wi1¢nrniiwnyg are being hniii |n»|111l:ition,canneither xcad nor writc. llllllwfi “P551 W5 *`@m0V“l °f temptation, ,through tlmbered crown lands ortimbereri

drink. The latter end," said Mr. Foster

B000F10, \`-he dllDlfllSlllIlR Of N10 'l0Hll”B fOr _lands under settlement, the government

shall appoint rangers to guard against the

"WHS W 110 l10¢0lllPll5ll¢d by constant riestructioh of thc trees by fire from the

education on the valucot total abstinence gpm-ks of congirnntiim trains, camp i~||-“_

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ln the home, and Sunday school, public school and personal exomple~ I am a

etc the cost of the rangers to be borne by the railways.

Mr Foster. but if Entlrmnrohibitl 4-his-messed: in

-prohibltionlst in principal," continued »E°r_nqn|g time ii; img been ieii; that n

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UMIDOD be Ubi# ii- Y V G lB order tg properly safeguard the forest accept any reasonable measure that will Wai", of the pr-ovirignce, pnrrinninriyin

___:_ fl I htlll F-0 dlllllnml idle mimc- I lm B Ulm the northern districts now being or to be

hellevcrin the desirability of taking a opened up by new rniiw9y5_ _Tha present

Nl-.\\' Ynlni, March ii-The ‘Times l’""“"d p'e55l”3,°"u'“' This “my be “Cla Wlllll! lnakllls' Dwvlslon 'lor DN'

_ sold, the lessening of hours, and self ,parks from iogomotives, gives no auch

._-rye;-Atulnnnnunldinner oi the New "°°°“*P"S“°’1 *W “dlmlnishlnlf °f We cautions to be taken by the railways to 1 ,

York Alulnnluf thc Johns Il0Dkln`s Un~ "“"'l‘c’°°fpI"cEs where “qu” ls l’° be P|'9‘7°|\l5 fore” “F95 b€l“B' Started by V "~"t , t the linivtrsily Club, Dr. __ . _

diiislbrniscilas one who had suffer- 3“""‘““5 lihiyqfug' Wwk minded “nd ““fl\°"ltY “B “mb °.°nWl”°d ln "h° 9"°"`

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1-.i from faulty reports of his famous ad- ili-.»_c_»1 in which he was made the champion nf young n1en’s ambitions through kll

chronle d

posed bill.

lim: oil' their elders. Dr. Ira Johnson, V

in-csi1lentofJoI1n Hopkins, pointed out

that two of the most valuable of the LONDON’ Much’ “_A somewhat un. nloniliers of the faculty were five years' usually colored (ox |5 among me newjf l

ov:-r the allotted three score and ten. an-|vn15 at the atm' Gnrdnng London, ,

'\Vcsui`i`ere1l a Rrvab l°SS Wl‘9“ Dr- where it may be enln one ol’ the dens L0ND0N1M‘“`°h~0l"E“l’ s““°lk Chan"

ll~1l1-1' resigned and went ton place he mcinnthuliun },,,us,,_ 11513.10,-|-¢d f°xe3,1 ber of Agriculture is endeavoring toshow _~.hnu|1i never have gong io,' said Dr. whim foxes, and albino f°xe_s_m-e by nm whethersugar-heet canbeproiltablygrown

'li<-nlsen. ‘ills numc suggests the no- mwns uncommon; but this animnl is on Engllshisoli. With the co~operation

ioricty of n yi:-nr ago. If those who quote piebnl,-1_ , of a number of farmers. half-l°¥`B P10”

iisier quoted him rightly they would not

are being prepared for sugar-beet culture

have quoted him as they did. ` I \1D°|'| "W 51°" sclenbmcllnes-

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Cmcaoo, March 7. - (SlJ¢UlBl)-

Corn, Dec , 431 C0111. MBY1 435' Howls ThlS?< A

H offer One Hundred Dollars Rew

Mc11’s and f We.. “ »f '12

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We the undersigned have :known F J

cough. sells.-lufalaell. ll* “"9" *"'°°‘ Cheney for the last 15 years and believe

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B0 S ailments are quickly relieved _hi 0P°l°\°°¢f him perfectly honorable in all business

_ \gbi,ou,,toao¢ntaporbax. All druggilto. transactions and financially able to carry

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t an obligations made by his firm.

on snnma, KINNAN Ac Manvm

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a ‘ I-Iall's Catarrhflurcista en internally,

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11151 ovarian, _ $1700 worm.. coMe111 A1111 sn; aim, § nm ima BEAUTIES

makes is the firm in- sole the Slater has which helps to keep them fromlbeing lumpy and unpleasant under the foot. ‘ See our Buaion Shoe for stout feét. 1

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one Uf the many ad' 1 ‘~ ` . 4°lot:go;a :lane Aldine? Up; e. vantages over some I | _ _ AW 'pick .V` Hillsborough Street eadh having a

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"I guess this is the P1102. Llldw"

Linda “WhatforBiY'

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_ | g ‘ lish aristocratic Earl lives."

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RE Linda. Th i tba "Y

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Sole Agents' i S.l: ‘*Yes, Linda, |ot'sgo in and ask.

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Take I-lall`s hsanlily Pills for eonstlpst»»

‘ _|nterrun1ion.

ST. JUHN, March 7.-(Speclal)-'l`ele-

graph communication hae been restored

- with allthe West India stations beyond

Porto Rico except St. Vincent, Barbados. Trinidsdand Demerara.

1 It is also rsstoredto the French Com-'

pany's stations in Martinique, Dutch and French Guiana. ,

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Swansea, March 8_1-Another landsllp

nppearsto belmmineritin the Rhymney valley, South Walas,.this time ou the Glamorganshlre side of the river, and immediately opposite the great landslide of New Tmdegar, which occurred about a year ago. >

Signs of the moving mountain side

have been noticed for some days past, schools, houses and inns havingdeveloped cracks, while the local drains and water supply have been dtsturbed. The local railway runs close io the spot, and a gang _ofmen are kept constantly at work in case of sventuallly. ' Anew retaining wall along the side

of the track has been forced towards the permanent way, and a bridge spanning the mainline at' this point~~bao had its loner walls forced out of position- Trains have to slow down to almost a crawl in passing.

On the mountain there is a deep fissure.

corresponding in ohoracter to that above the New Tredegar landslip.

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Llvr-Inroor., March il.-The Munshi

tribes in northern Nigeria have broken loose, murdering and pillsging every- whbrm according to information brought, by the Eld,ex-Dempster liner Tarquah, which left Foroades river on January 20., The Munshig attacked the Niger Com- ; pun's store at Ablnsl, on the Binue, and killed every native they encountered. As it was market day, there were some 150 Hansa traders in the town, and these sharea the fate of those who were in the Company’s store, probably some fifty more.

The agent in charge of the store, a. na»

tive, named Fraser, whose wife was out to pieces, escaped in a canoe and made forthe nearest British station with a garrison. ~

The Munshis destroyed the telegraph,

between ibi and Lokoja, to prevent the news being wired. Coming down the; river Mr. Perkins saw a large number oi_»_ dead bodies lying on the banks of the river at Abinsi, while numbers more were seen at Loko floating down the stream.

On'Captain Short aad Dr. Costello, with

lfour officers and ilfty Nigerian troops, reaching Ablasi, they found that the place had been entirely looted. /

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Hinard'| Lln|me|1iCure| Dandrufi.

Desirable Building Lots _ ln Chftown for Sale. ,

T e undersigned offers for sale ta

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frontage on Street of 5o feet and ex~ tending back 75 feet.

Mets onihe west side of Oriebar

Street; each 'having a ‘frontage on

feet of 50 feet ,aa extending back kel. '

l_5The said six lots llc immediately' north of the residence of -Dr. Ander-

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I _ll _ 4 U < .°_ °»»a..‘:“"”°f°“.-.':.'.°2@*~i “vis a on o o _ and encoding hack 75 feet. *ill let liealmmdinely opposite the °~l'¢ni~ dence oi Dr. Anderson.

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Again to Many West lnllla; Stations Aftera Period of ’

Critical Time

Pains, March 7-(Special)-The Rouvier

Ministry was defeated in the Chamber of Deputies tonight and immediately re ` signed. ' |iPresident Fallieres has accepted their reaignatlons and will take action tu- morrow. towards the formation ofa new Cabinet.

Tho crisis comes at a most dramatic

moment when the Franco-German contest

has reached a decisive stage and may

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fEHiilii IN AHMS

l lGl|NSl Hilililii

Sr. Csrsnmrrs, March 0.-On Friday the new rector of St. Barnabas church. in~ formed the seven or eight young ladies who are members of the choir that they could no longer sing there, as it had been decided to dispense with their services. When the church -wardens asked for an explanation the rector said he had taken the action in view of the “awful stories ` which were going the rounds." When pressed for particulars he could not give unythink definite. Accordingly the wai- tiens yesterday morning decided to sus- pend the organist. and they locked up the argsn. In the afternoon they turned oil’ the water supplying the organ so that there would he no possibility of it being used. T h_e services were gone through with the aid of tl\c boys' choir but no or- gan. It is understood that by the "awful stories" Mr. Nevitt had reference to flirt- ing, but members of the congregation declared that the charge was entirely un» warranted. S_unday was the new rcctor‘s tlrst day in charge of the service.`

PASSING [li THE

i |MPiH|ll lHUUPS

HAL11\'sx, March (l.-The passing ofjthc

imperial garrison from llalifax was marked by the sailing of theVU.P. R steamship Lake Champlain from this port yesterday morning with the last of the English troops, consisting of one hundred and iiftyofllcers and mcmllalifax has been garrlsoned continuously by Brit- ish troops (or over one hundred and ilfty-seven years. The departing soldiers, underthe command of Major Cartwright, a Canadian born, were played on board by the band of the relieving Royal Canadian regiment. At the pier were a large number of oiilccrs, ladies and friends of those on board to bid them farewell, the whole forming a most animated picture. The steamer carried a f\1ll complement ol saloon, second and third class passengers, and as sho moved out from the dock ther# was a scene not often witnessed at a Canadian. port, the hand accompanying the troops rendering “Auld Leng Sync" and “The Maple Loaf Forever," amidst great cheering and the waving of handkerchieis.

ALSO HAD A WIFE.

Mrs. Kraaty-You want the earth.

And lies Resigned, Resignation Being Accepted ‘ by President Faliieres-The Adverse Mai-

ority 33-The _Overturn Comes at a

for the Morocco

Conference and Europe. *___*

exert an important adverse influence on the Algcciras Conference and on Eurcpesn affairs generally.

Thecclefeat of the Government camo

suddenly in o comparatively minor debate over the church disoglers.

The vote showed the Government in a

mlnor_ty of 13. ' Premier Rouvicr accepts the situation complacently, saying that lie had been relieved of a heavy burden.

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Pliilli THEASUHE

B0s'ro.\', March il.-A woman giving her

name as Miss Sadie J. Mason, of Truro, has come to Boston to try to interest capitalists in a project to fit out nn expedition to search for a hurled pirate treasure in the Magdalen Islands. iler story is n wonderful one and details how she learned from an aged shlpmate of her father's that about i830 a band of pirates buried $5.000,000 In the Magdalen Islands. When this man was a. little boy he went aboard n bark called the Mary Dwyer. In Lima, Peru, a. revolutlonlwas on and rich inhabitants arran dto Hee with their treasures an 'the Nxry Dwyer. Theshlp was captured by pirates: Mlss'Mason clalmsio have charts and drawings of the exact location of the buried treasure. <Ji`hrec Boston men`are said to bc undertaking an investl gntlon of the case.

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Nix -How shall we end the matter l Hix-Suppose you propose to her.

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'Sore Throat and Cough;

A simple, effective and lafa remedy for all throat inie :mania toandiu

brooolono Antlaeptlc Tablets

'lazy ozarihine the gennicidsil value oli' Cresziifne with

me mg properuseo I ippefy e rn an ieorice.

l0o. All Drucllata M0

:Ei I~].W Ii SKATING RACES

Friday evening March 9, 1906

The Directors beg to announce

to theitpatrons that at a large ex- pense they are bringing to Char- lottetown

Al.BEl\T LOGAN Of St. John

the fasicst skater in the Mari-

time Provinces and one of the fast- est skaters in the world. With him comes Fred I-Iipwell also a ‘ very fast skater.

These two mea will skate a I mile and

a 3 mile race against each other in the rink,and it is probable thata I mile race will also be arranged between Arthur Gaudet and Lo an. If sufllcicnteniries can be receivecfthere will also be a I mile rice for boys up to 16 years, one for boys from I6 io lg and one for those over 19 years of age.

Entries for these Races must be made _

with the Managing Director by noon of Friday March 9.

Admission a5c. Reserved seat ro cents extra. Plan at iiughes'.

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A Purelv Legal Civic Question Involved-l. l. Johnston not a Solicitor in Case.

\Vith regard to thc Iiill in Cliiunrery

illell yesterday |»y Lewis l’. '1'aniun 1-il im; thu Mayor and Council to rippmii- *ln-lure the Court of Chancery, thc rnu1nl11i|11u1t requests the return to the City 'Treasury of moneys which he alleges were appli1~1l for purposes other than regular a|1proprl~ ations iegallzcrl by the Ciiy‘_~1 1~h1\rl1-r~ such for lnstaneeas Exlliiiitinns. S1-hnnl llm\rf`|, llanrl C1111(-cris. l’rov|nr-lui liilie Association, ctr.

There is no lrlca \\'l1atc\'cr ol' any apm‘o_

pr1ntlon oi’ civic funds by either the Mayor or Councillors for their nwn \1.<e, as they one anrl all are ;,fcntl1»|n1-n of uniiuestionrrl lnisixlcss i||iu;i'|i1,\-_ '|`h<- question at issue is \\l11-1_l|ertl11e alinve represciilritives have voted niom-ya for purposes which arc l»1~yo|11l their l1‘»;:al power to bestow.

J. J. Johnston lnfornis The fiuarilian

that hc not u solicitor in the 1-asv.

K|Ni§'S Gill lil

Kl|Slll Wlilllll/I

Nr:\\'\'1>n1<, March ll.-1\ limlin iii-»

spalch iot.l1eilc\'n|1lsa_\'s that s:|iisfm-l- ionrcii.;nsinl\i|;l1 circles ilun- l»i-1-nn~1- Ki_nLfl~l<lw1\r1l has written a nxusi pmli rying letter lo the enlpcxin- on lin- rccaslon of his silver wi-<l1|in;_'. l\'in;; Edward iuldrcsacd his n1‘pl1\~\\' as '.\iy dear \Vllhcln1," \\'i.sl1ing him and 1ln~ enipress ovary l\1\ppin1~_ss and l11»\>i1\l.¢`i hai they might live in 1-elcln-atc tin-i1 ;<o|1l\-11 weildinig. It also announced lhai he has sent the emperor 11. silver punvli i1o\\'l nl' the Georgian pcriorl so much prlzcl ily collectors.

Hill] HSHEHMEN

PEHISHINE UN IEE

ll1:1.°1x1;1<'ons, I-`inlnn1l, l\l1\r<-l1I».»i1 i enroll that eightliundrvclilslii-11111-n. \\ iili

” l their fainilins, who are alloal nn the

r lcc in the Gulf of Finland are donna-ii in , perish. A fnrlnigl|L1\|.;uaI1nui_ 1,1101! |11-11 s

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ice pariudand was driven ily ii _-;l.n'1n into tho Baltic sea. liaier the im- spill, _tho wind cllangt-il to cast, and yc.\\i»11i1i_\- ii ‘block on which there were two i1\1n1irr<l persons came ashore at l"r1:<lei-ir|r~l\1\|n.

ms who had with them lhvir l1o1->n~- crc ilsl1ingoll'Li1e vast land \\'lu~n the

hc fatc of the others is unk11o\vn.

T0 CURE A COLD iN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BHOM0 Qninirii-

HE KNE\V HRK Tablets. llruggii-its rcfund nlonoy il' ii

ails to cure. Ii. \\'. iilit)\'l-I'.\`.,

Hix-We are in love with the snmc girl. -*lllll"\l\\l'¢ ls 011 Mull NN. 231'.

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March

Magaziincs

American,

English

and Canadian

Publications now i11 stock

Cart1:r’s Bookstore.

Kruaty-Well, it woulria’t be the only

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de ilrabilez-‘ml t; forpizxiienella

thing of uncertain age belonging 11 n 1-.

A. A. BARTLETT,

7-d3i Managing Director

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