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THE JAMES W. J ' WAS OVERTURNED

in the Awful Storm oilvjaieh She was th fHelpiess Victim---Capt. Murchison of Char-

- lottetown Tells

His Thrilling Experience.

The Guardian of

Capt John J Murchison, late of the ands life boat in command of secon

schooner James W. was one of 'the omcer A_dam Winter was sent to rescu

passengerswho crossed by the Stanley, us. The seas were ‘so fierce that tw arriving in Georgetown yesterday after- barrels of oil had tobe used. At one tim

noon. George W McLean, mate ofthe Capt. Wilson signalled for the boat t

schooner also came to Charlottetown.

Speaking to The Guardian Capt. Murchison gave a vivid account of his We R00 il\\0 bile P055 Wiifhoili' “limb dim

n ouity and reached the steamer in safet

experience in and after the storm i which the schooner was lost.He said

"Wg me gdifu on W¢dn¢gl1ay,F¢by_ all the way baclr. We were hauled up th

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10thwith a cargo of pine boards for Po

ofSpaln,'l‘rinidad.0 n the following Satur- USU C0 G°l!\€ \1P~ -ills” H5 ha iff” iii” iii

day morning when ourschooner wa

about 180 miles south of Halifax a strong dersd- north east wind arose, which soon be- “OD b0il1‘dli5i1BlD\1rl\DR0Clpi-WiiS0DfBU cams a hurricano. Our vessel tough

bravely for some hours but finally th seas became so great that it was im-

possiiile to stand against them. We hov

finally two exceptionally heavy se followed each other in such rapid su ceesion that the schooner was orushe and overturned. Myself and men foun temporary safety in the starboard chain

“After remaining bottom up for

about twenty minutes the shi

righted herself. The main and mizzen masts, foretopmast and bowsprit wer

gone, with all the head gelir.

“For four nr-five hours we were throw

about among the wreckage before gettin forward, and for two whole days later w

stormy weather, without warm olothln and without food or drink.

“On Saturday we sighted the steam

Durango, Capt. Samuel Wi*son, of the villas is really an ax but remedy f r . _ ,-

l l l C V S dlst Church Fgb .chief executlveoilieer for a term and as an

N°Pi“ll° N°Vil“i>i°° 0°/» fmm 5““d"1““d Dyspelpsm' Indi RTlstS,tliimii:iimis8nd “Plol?v£iil I li active, faithful and useful member since

Comp aint an a

0h0\|Sei10id IS DUmvi¢i-0 Wii-il* its organization and further resolved (y

B body and min ,by exhausted energy, poo

dlgestion,unstrung nerves and broken

to New York. The steamer came nea

as - ~ c_ “I wish ic express on behalf oi mysel

f, steamer`s side, and Mr, Winter was th

5 boat it was broken by the seas and foun-

i; his crew treated us most. kindly. We ha

9 us. We reached Baltimore on Fsby.%0th

since

d Wilson and his crew and especially t

us in the face of what looked an utter im-

possibility. "

e and owned by Carvell Bros. and Cap

n Murchison. She was partially insured.

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" Tun CAUSE or nrsrnrrio Pam .

of

tresi-, but Nerviline will rel eve the d

pe tic pains very quiclrl Polson’s Ne

r Tron les. N

out Nervlline. Try a. 2.5¢. bottle.

iliifilitdillf

Umilmhu

buys a pair of Men’s laced

b00tSj11Sttl‘l€ bO0tS i1O WCRI' the bowels and on this account many

under rubbers or overshoe and they are worth half a much more.

iiiiii ai sin - s--

We are selling a line of

ladies’ dongola kid laced

boots made on a fashionabl

last, good litters, thick soles.

They are worth more

money but they are yours at A Smafl boy t() fngaggf

$1.25 a pair.

GUFF B308

Haszard 6: .

IE"E.IEI€1EI F‘I€1EI

W h t i ed la shi ent sind can now sell fresh

sglmfynaxiiiiulfhmriiirilrt al lfllzdentslpirr lb. Haddock and Cod;

hgh at 4 cents per lb. Fjnnan

ther recent importatlons ar portipnate prices. ° Ano vsfysiwiis Lrbnrlff nsffing. ary and boneless codon.

Labrador Salmon and all other kinds of lish-

Pork, large Hams, Baconl etc. ~

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KAISER T0 TAKE HOUDAY.

March 12 for the Mediterranean on th North German Lloyd steamer Koenig Al- bert, the vessel being occupied exciusiv -

and Port Mahon

l__.__-x-r1f'”W_- A VERY GOOD RULE

It is wcil known that the majority of

human ills arise from constipation of

people make it a rule tusee thatthc bowels

S move once every day. If you are sub_)cct 5 to constipation you can be cured by the

use of Dr. Chass’s Kidney-Liver Pills. These pills not only make the bowels active but by their action on the, liver ensure ri regular flow of bile, nnture s own cathartic and so remove the cause of seri- ous disease.

wiiiliin .

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in thc Bookbliidliig dc-

. partmciit.

Apply at once to

Haddesat 8 cents per lb- and I

ll. _IYIIIDK I 00-.

F h Market.

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GHARLOTFETOWN, P . E.

NG GU RDI N

ie -> 30. -r

Nearly Depopulated

Si Z'.`.Zf..?l.‘..Z`2.".'Z»°l°L...°.I‘iZ°}’Z..‘T"°' "° "°"‘ The Russian Fleet imprisoned-Russians Suffer

Rev. Hr. Archibald gave a very helpful

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RUSSIA'S XRMED FORCE. `

ST. P1-:'i‘ERsni~i<G, March 2.-

Bv March 20 Russia will have . 177,000 men in the Far East and Russia will remain onthe defen» sive until her forces are sufficient to ensure success.

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Y scourge of smallpox has nearly wiped - ' - -

t°.snd weathered the rules for hw". but “"4 bl” b°°“ ‘l“i°° °°‘“'°'*'““l° °"°“ out me Indians or Isis or Lacrosse dis- S°“" “d R""S S°°"""' Ti” ““’°“'

I trier, there being sixty victims within Rl” llronounclnu the benedlllllom C a few weeks. The evening session opened with

d and crew, our sincere thanks to apt. PRECAUTHNB BEING TAKEN pulse servlce conducted by Rev_ Mn

0 ' Spurr. An address was than given by

S ML W|nf,ex-9 who (ought gg ngbly eq save All the Indians are being vacclnai.ed_ Rev. A. J. McNeill on the Superintend- ' but many are fleeing from the spreading '

p disease and "B panic stricken' spoke on the importance of S. S. work

The -71111168 \'V~ WN li i-|1199 flmsied and of training children from earliest

schooner, tive years old, 170 tons register, years. Rev. J C Spurr, Rev. S H Rice, D

ln I I P Irving and N R McLeod also gave short

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iillill lllSlllliI'l

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Imp operly digested food usually forms Providence to remove from our midst our

were on the deck of the ship in cold and gigs” :hall fraud, Dnlnlul dl,-mln:l|°l,thB beluvel brothel. Malcolm S_ McLeod'

t t c an pressure agn n ---

R h_gr:'°',?;‘Jls results ln much Palm and dl§_ Uigg, therefore he it resolved that we

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all ..

teutiou, dispel the gas, and cure the dys; ln Cherry Valley M gtho- worth as a Christian, and of his interest

"' in and service to this Association as

Inspiring Addresses by the Differ-

is now announced. will sail from Bremep llon ol. 0mcers_Res0lu_ hlsum/lrlnlzencmy and mlbhtulnesi dup

ing the discouragements attendant on it.

tions Passed at the

ly by himself and his suite. The stiainre Meeting In hls uloslm( aldress RBv_ Ch P' Ray Wmt°“°h “ii Antwerp' Vigo’ Gibraltar moud spoke of thc degrading influences

The semi-annual Convention of the

Eldon District S, S. Association was held in the Cherry Valley, Methodist Church, on Friday, Feb. iiilzh. The afternoon ses- sion opened with devotional exercises led byRev. Mr. Rice. The minutes of last meeting were read and adopted. The roll call was responded to by the following delegates;-Cherry Valley, (Meth.i, D. P. and Mrs. Irving, B. and Mrs. Mutch; Vernon River Suuth, (Metii,)[ Rev. S. Ii. Rice and Mrs. Rice; Eldon, (Preshy.l, Miss Mimn Finlayson; Belfast, (Bapt.l, N. Laraby and N. R. McLeod; Grand Vieiv,`

Gillis, Malcolm Marlin and Duncan Mc- Donald; Aiexsnilrs, (Bapt.l, Rev. J. C. Spurr;Orwoli, (Presby.), Rev. A. J. Mc-l Neill; Uigg, (B ipt.), Ella McLeod. It was encouraging to note from reports given

J McNeill Rev S H Rice, Rev J C

ing was brought toa close by Rev. Mr.

a

ent whose chief object, he said, should be to bring souls to Christ. Mr. Archibald

addresses.

It was moved by Rev. Mr. McNeill and

seconded by N. R. McLeod that whereas It has pleased Almighty God in ills wise

place on record our appreciations of his

that we extend our sympathy to th bereaved widow and family and commend them to-the care of the Eternal Father.

It was iuucli regretted that it was to be his last. ofijcial vi-lt nmoiig us.

of Iniemperance and recommended the use of piedgc cards in the Sunday Sehool. He urged the schools to take advantage of all modern means possible for accom- plishing good work such as forming a Normal Class, Home Department, Cradle Roll, etc. He said that he would never lose interest in P. E. I. S.S. work and trusts that it will gc steadily on.

The thanks of Convention was tendered the people of Cherry Valley for their kinri hospitality. Place of August. meeting is be decided by executive.

NOT AFRAI `) TO ENDORSE IT.

any preparation on iiic market loiiiiy

relief is prompt and cure certain.

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HCCKEY ;f”§° COLLEGE HEAVYMEN

BLAcKs'roNr;s

FRIDAY

R (D. YEO.

the God of all comfort. It was also re- i ai i d i ii

nrmmres. zo.-nmpemr william, it ani Clergymen Present-Elec- Zfflfe "‘;fk",f’l°D‘:_'l,'.’l"e"l'f,

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People hiiiveéearnedoto have such con- ni i .h.~'-'L t. --

(Presb-7)' A' S' Nwholwn' Misa Minnie fored}v?;ai‘y?fo1Fiii ofaliieliis ltiiallilioyw Clio (Hgt

hcsiiliite to cnilorseit ntevcrv opportuniiy. As n result Dr. Chasofs Ointment is pro- bably rccouimended by more pcrsniis than

Thore is no gurss-work about its iiifeuts-2

DISEASt£ AND FROST BITE.

It is said smallpox is raging in

eastern Siberia and has spread i among the soldiers.

Pneumonia is also claiming

many, while others are badly frost- bitten.

POOR COMMISSA RIAT.

The commissariat is also said to

have broken down badly, as had been predicted.

PORT ARTHUR BLOC l\` El).

The Russian position at Port

A'rthur is desperate.

the harbor entrance and all the other ships are land locked.

-_ emo corv rwd cxrrra.

1., MARCH 5,1904.. -THURSDAY uoRlN,iNo-` -' » { rwmrfélvs gsm m -me _-.-___ , MZ- __,,,___ __ g if __ = "' """’

PORT ARTHUR BLOCKED UP if

.lllllM SMALLPIIX ' BY WARSHIP RETVIZAN

blackboard lesaooou Attention, showing a

how far superior, passive attention,where

“_ h il' indisfl rl n su ec

55535-3"°1°»=-:°3°==-i;°i-»»'3iivf» Down Commissariat-Black Sea and

Sharp Advance in Price of Rubber zllgstipntgitian 1; mesa. uf..rranii>»ia some-British and onscsii- ..,....“I`i.‘I,...`I.`I.‘§i.i`”.'§f.°$.1‘lZ'."i-"l‘§.i`§R‘?§.f§f Baltic Fleets Being Prepared-

. . ` ir ai , _ to

an-~ or---=<=»»-gmt ::r..:°.;“:::‘:.‘:..';:°.::‘;,;:.';':.. iris: ll, Y l -

e ei ow Peril-French

d war Front' 1eE;‘lldti:,iirzvl:‘;sti°;ii‘d'i-rom the President of

e ___ the-P.~avisaisi` association asking time Cabingt Dividgd...

o $100 be raised in this district during the

B EN MU" To THE EAST. coming year. After some discussion, it ° -

0 Ofrrawa March 2 (Special) Sir Wm :0T>?>;Z?:!b{)le;?;Vil1JB. liigililihisngdl

retumw me E “mer but Mn ‘WMM Nio:bolson,,Director General of Mobili: “°°|"'i-1°" “cup” the l1i°iflL°l1¢ Df #100

pluckily held on and lnaiiy reached un. made by the Provincial Executive an its

_ zation and Military Intelligence, and just share at the expenses of the Pm_

_ mem" C°i' A' H“,id°“° 0' We Bri'-ish vincial Association and that it under-

War Oflice, arrived to-day. take todevise means for raising that

although we hadtokesp hailing thc boat Capt. Thacker lccompanles them to amomm For that purpose a Flnmwlul

0 Committee was appointed consisting of ¢ Japan' D. P. Irving, Vernon River Bridge; e_ Rui-ii-151199003 ApvANcgp, President; W. M. Crawford, W00d

MoN'rn1=.°ai,,Msrch 2-(Special)-Rubber I‘:l2;e?I;i°r'§,k)x:1¥,);:ugfrlgi’ RGNQE

footwear of all descriptions has advanced Le°d_ Eldon; and J_ SL C_ Month Eldolh

d ten per cent. owing to the advance in The odlcers for the ensuing year were

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d price of crude rubber and cotton. $5611 lDlJUi“i¢d HB f01i0WS»- PNB-A

b bl tl ve evén our ordlnary _ Nicholson, re»electe:i; Vice-Pres 1- N

5 not eena e osa sMaLL1-‘rox Dncmarss INoxaNs. Lamb” Secy_Tm”:__Elln McLeod (l_e_

°i°ifi1i°K» bill/ °°°i'” ““3h“i*° °'"° 5“PPu°d Wusnxmre, March ` 2- (Special) - A eleoted;) Additional: Executive:-Rev. A.

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FLEETS PUT lN ORDER.

Both the Russian Black Sea and

Baltic fleets are being overhauled and put in thorough repair.

if ELLOW PERIL FEARED.

PARIS, March 2-(Special-The

Foreigli Office is worried over the movement of Chinese troops to- wards the Manchurian frontier,

The ofiiciais fear that japan may

icoax or force China to be a third party in the combination of yellow peoples with japan and Korea.

FRENCH CABINET DIVIDED.

Advices say there is an absence

of cordial relations among the members of the Cabinet and it may be overturned any day.

PILGRIl\iAGr£ TO ROME.

C1'i`v on Mizxrco, March 2-

(Special)-A great pilgrimage to Lourdes, Rome and the Holy Land

The battieshilll Rell/ilan i>i0CkS is being organized here. It is

expected 2,000 people will make the journey.

Is paid for b an irritable condition o

sleep. If you must and will live the kill- ing pace, better keep in mind the sustain-

lc and reconstruutor. Perrozorie is a blood maker, n nerve strrngthener. ix hr nrt and brain invigorator. It creates ap- petite, insures perfect digestion and un- disturbed slcep, restores the vltullty and strength lost hy excessive living vcry quickly. Perrozonc will do you lnestim. able good, iry if. Prlre .'>0c. pci' box or. six boxes for $52 50, at Druggists, or Poison Co., Kingston,0nt. lDn. ilariii.Tor<'s Pii. Cum-: IIr~:.\ii.si iir~:.

CHICAGQ MARKETS.

Cnrcano, March 2. - (Special) - March Wheat 071 May \Vheat -

“ Corn 555 “ Corn - “ Pork $l4.72l Pork -

ing powers of Ferrozone, n wonderful Lon-

THE PENALTY OF AFAST LIFE

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ual Training before the 'I`eacher`s Insti- tute this afternoon nt four o'clock. A class will be prisu-iit fo illustrate remarks. Slrnngers welcome.

-Tiil-: positporc l meeting of thc Teuch-

ers' Instituto will lie held this af_eriioonfat l o’cl'ick. Mr. Biirlow who is to address the meeting will have ei class of boys to exemplify the work clone in thc Manual Training School. The public arc cordially invited to attend.

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To curea heaflnclwni ti-1 minutes use

Kumfort Headache ]‘o wcicis.

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Spring uieans that nature

renew your Wall Paper ? prices but the lowest starts, at goes up.

Paper, it has been our good

for Cernadifs Greatet

Montreal.

The Designs and Colo

cel all former productions.

D|-955. It will not cost much

on Second Floor immedim

cheer ui when you get there.

Carter &

PllPER

is renewing herself. \Vliy not We keep all Grbtdesl :ill 0n_a ligurea double roll and

if only for your iinriuciai benefit we want io tell you tlmt

we have just completed opening up over $2000 00 DOHATS Wbrth Oi the hanilsorncst designs iii Wall

fortune to secure. just here we

wish to remind you that we arc Sole Agents for P. l~`,. island

Wall Pa per Factory.

(Messrs. Colin McArthur6» Co., Incorporated) of

rings of this years goods ex-

Perhaps your Parlor. Dining Room. HB". BBd‘

l Room or Kitchen needs an new Wall Paper

if you buy your papfr fromus.

We have fitted up a pleasant and bright Show Room

cly over mnin store known by

everypody ss“Santa Claus Headquarters" easy to get at,

Come and see-

Sarnple Books are now ready, sent with pleasure at

your request for your inspection.

Co., Ltd.,

TELEPHONE 70.

IMPORTERS OF ARTISTIC WALL PAPER.

A of dung i ` keep it in stock.

HARRY W. de:-.='oB.ms':l:', 1»»p°ff~= -nd Blends, Si. ions. B.

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any more than without sugar or iiour His best cus-

N0 Scnsiblc Grocer I N D T E A tomei-_s want it and will go elsewhere if he does not 5

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-Mr. Barlow will read a paper on Man-

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