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thciicity Council _

1 Economy his the

_ Watchwo' .

mostillr ilasstbssl th' citfoenssi was .uid lasts lisht. 'rin retums1sum`Ward2ahowing the election of D. J. Riley ,were read. _ -_ i

Alter routine business communications were read from the Charlottetown Mutual line Insurance`0o., asking for exepti6_u'from taxation as they were rormedfor protection only; from E. S. Stewart, Seoretaryof the School Board, announcing thatthe term of T. C. James as School Trustee expires in June next; from Rollo and Silsby Hose and the Hook and Ladder companiesp statins their satisfaction in the accident iusur- surance nfurnished by _ the company represented by Geo. Holbrook; from Queen street merchants asking that is doorbe placed in the centre of the _west wall of the mai-ket;' from the police oilicers asking for anincrease in salaries; from Hyndman Bc Oc., offering accident insurance for $105. on the tiremen; from fire- underwriters stating that the readjustment of the insurance rates would be considered on the 16th; 'from the the ' Natural History and Antiquarian Society _askingfora public museum for storing much material already acoum~ ulated;_ from Orlebar streetresidents directing attention to their str¢et_and sidewalks; from the directors of the Exhibition Association asking _for a graiit;` add from John Bulger asking for a remedy for the drainage into his cellar. `

i.iayorKeliy reported on his .visit to

Ottawa to attend the Convention for the Prevention ol Tuberculosis and his oon_sul_tation i_n conjunction with Dr. Alley with _~.,s°_»in°sr‘f‘*1>°i=‘t;'rin.»»*fss inducements for nniidiiiii strse otgsirfii here giving electric lighting. The _concessipus asked for were very reason-_ able and they had said iliey would send an engineer to the city shortly. _ Ccuns. Hooper and Paton referred in

commendaiory terms to the Mayor-‘s report and their rnoiion accepting it was unanimously carried. .

J. D. Seaman ou behalf of the _City Teachers preseninda petition signed by over 1000 cltiadnii asking for the increases requestsdby the teachers to date from Jany.1Rl4»

Conn. Brown asked if there was not

dissatisfaction with the scale of increase which gave Prince Street $875 while West Kent only got $365 and Queen Square only

$90. _

Mr. Seaman replied that _there was

more' dissatisfaction because of the application of the scale of inore sees than

INVICTUS

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just arrivedfrom the f2_¢f°fY» mad; amen; new last Liberty prices=$3.5c and 94.00, laced

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ym- K¢||y__Many Six-=i‘iours Battle Near Kara Richmond Corner Suffers Ai- AI crc Discussed* -'§i"`i§°l0 ~*"'id`¥ i A Mm ma' MSS -

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British Victorious 'with Small Loss Sealing Steamers Lost with their

NiSi\il--- _ -Body of Wentz Found- Ex-

Finance Minister of Russia

ouncil's - _

» _ Dead. _

_ Crews-Nine Stcwsways were

i _Caught-C. P. ii. Appoints .

New Glief Engineer.

. '__ ,_ s junta Dlp-lleyl l ‘oirascnornacni*ua.s`. ` I “vii '£9 ikiiisiisle WLM" &J9"<3li°°5**“- f1°'"°~l mor-neu. un o-(spsninn-w ii'

'ful I6! I _ _ r _ 1 , y , , dfhsat ina was hssalas the Queen latelyldinlsterof Financeof Ruaia, died ~ E sq _X wx _ _ _ _wb ____ ye has been appointed Lhiei ngineer

M of the Canadian Pacillo system to succeed

Market louse was granted the Natural History and Antiquarian Society. ' Phuadelphh muunmke' W” found md" Nine stowaways from England seeking

Umm P°°9“ m°"°_d» °°°°“'i°d bl' 0°°“ neu.. where h° W” last Been md m B' togst to the Northwest were caught on

Rvgerrra resolution asking tbatlthe pro- place previously searched over. l '

mlsedieduoticn of the. Fire Insurance Tm, and the not that the |,(,dy|,|,, gi

rates be made from April 30th. The good Bute ol pmsanuan hemhmns me snatrnc vsssnns Losr. i

motion carried. _ __ _ The matter of accident fire insurance mY°“”`¥ °f his iiilliillwrliioo- VIVFORIA. May 0 (Special) lt is now

referred 5° th, Fm, B,,”¢_ _ known definitely that the missing seslers

speaking nr tan Exhibition gi-ani. ccnc. “MBR” "G" ‘N mmm' Triumph and Umbrlns. wniwsed to have HOODGI' Mid '|19 WHS in flV°¥' °f 5“°h 'md BRITISH UMW' Kim’ P"" M” 9'“A been seized, were lost with their crews of t was agreed to allow the matter to stiff iight took place on Sundpy to drive about tony men

“ima `°""` W be “ka” “B 5h°"5\7' the Thibetans from their position two ,

Colm Pmww moved by Conn Reddm' miles below the Pass It lasted six hours MCBMOND CORNER’ N' B ' HURNED'

:il;';;2§bae;)i;)i1ii‘°emen "ch have im mens” nrriizsn' rouonr snavsizri . WOODSTOCK' N' B" May g'“(SpeclaD_

Umm Au-ey moved m am‘endmeM_ _ The T___b_____ms ____m__er____t “men Fire today wiped out the village of

seconded by Coun Rogers that the request f _ lic on tho table. ~ hundred’ held their p°sm°n Wm' gm” houses including geocral_stores,dwellings,

C,-,un B,-own suggegwd “mtg fund bn tenacity and lost nearly two hundred b,Pcksm"_h.s sham em

forniedfor superannuation of old ofllcers msn before they were expelled. and Umm Reddm mppnned the ln"““_ THE BRUSH Loss SMALL Most of the people lost all their eflccts.

P id h f '

Conn Towne 8° t 8 uma was M HOW TO BEAUTIFY THE COMPLEX-

An application was read from M. and L. i B*ld°""°“ “ku” f°' “W” m "h° 'ww - Coun. Prowse gave notice 'of a by law

"h°“gh" it W” nm" me Council the increases in the salaries of

not all raised to the maximum _

_,-_ WENT!! BGDY FUUND-_ _ ' li{r.McHanry, who goes to the Grand

nmotlnug zona. Brown seconded ‘ Broauoisn, Vt., May 9'-(Special)-The Trunk Pacino.

b7 o°“”R° °"°“'°m mth' "°' body of Eiward L. Wentz, son of a Nm; growawavo cauonr.

an Allan liner today.

Richmond Corner, destroying fourteen

efilclent as any in Canada and every man The British losses were Captain Bethune ION

his 5007- _ ‘ " and three men killed, and 21 men wound- To have B sqm smooth skin, free'

0 \1ll- H009" “"5 |10 °°“1d 5°” |\‘PP'°w_' “_ A snowstorm ppevgllgd throughout free from eruptions and pimnies the blood the increase at present. ~~`? - _ ... _ __u;ust_l3e ___l1e_i_i.li:_h_%_%nd P°\_r,i__e_._ _ liorrozonel The amendment against the ipcrcaso i h° mfhi' lnvfgorhtes home H35 _ , a!1ii;__oii:)li_!lSES W" °»=fi=d °\= =h° °»-#ins v°=° °f; Mme f» .__..._----- ‘ ' i.¥.i’.f.°.‘l '€i1§“ii,.°..“5.‘li“.i.§3r‘§‘f°€;iiii..Z$`“.3

Kily cnlfhs lcliigved di;_i_:_i_¢_>ii;. H” 1 PIHFUL HELPLESSNESS :lac eygas, v_v_liiteIr_\: t_i_r_¢:__t_;seti;__ggn:;;ee_t:_i_i_s

yes, rcwse, liey, n, wn. - s rea . i Nays, Hooper, Alley, Rego", PWM, __b'eVi_c_tii_i;isb gi nerv::s_g|n__e_Tsi-s are muah. l_!'e<;i__r{>tz°onari__r;_ f_i_1pi§l___:_::_ti§0r:__an__:‘l__pt_e_r_;i_._:1;\_;i_ii;_;i

d In W’ ‘:°'“*°" at rd V°;‘“;_°“ 'wk ;6“'““ iorginistes in giseentaliir piiygiiegl hi`alls;;less{ or P018-OD BC Co.. Kinilstoni Olli-

oor on t e wee s e 0 t e mar ¢ Dun' ness. Paral als . loconiotor ataxia and ~ ' »»=...n,n n ,....»¢»ii»yo_i_¢-;i_='=~,;'*-»~a-'»_w--’k»==r&__=»- »~<°fd~d_y~=»»;u¢1»»; "“° ¥‘*"'“°" ‘ "‘“’_°‘~’““ ”“"‘°’“”*

fer# witirthe lighting and structure ofthe :r%g',f°”°:;g“:;:;:°l;“ =f""|;‘:_ep'::_‘°1_fg§°go 5° _ _ B_ h " nd __ d S dn” building' thatit could not conveniently be ,pu “wed fm. nm mum" as DL ohne., Q__l;e_e;vi____e tween c_ mo n y done. ‘ Nerve Food, the great nerve restorative ° Tender; were also owned to M “md

for 400 cubic yards ef sand.

k°t* c°‘m‘ H°W" “M th° °°“°“°" - for suppression of houses of disorder. fm' th” b“°m°“t' 'Wk h°d W” bu" 1"' Today' ‘ruegday 'oth .nat Coun. Hooper gave notice of assessment

ini asked the ¢°\\t»rs°\°r= vi the is positively the last day for ,nd d,,,,,,,,,,,, by |,,,,,

bmlding lH‘:°y could £°ln°d°_‘:'“n;°T d|BC0lll1fS On BiB¢fflC iight The tenders of Fennell Bc Chandler for “°°t°“ W ° " ° W" °° ‘ ° “' ` spikes, D. A. Bruce for police clothes. time Contracting and Mining Co. had bins 'of APT" "‘hf|n‘° loan BndA_ E_ Lamb for wmng -market were said they would do so if they were re- __ mceD,_ed_

l;“|°°d fmml °_?;1’°';T]t7 mr the "uk an Council then adjourned at eleven °““°°”""°° “ '”°' B rn iinM.Bi ii ii 'i ir.

Mayor Kelly reported that he had made __hr;"'_;thuf°°§eBm°n‘;_s ";:i°:l:n;,° 1:; ‘A ° ° °° _______._______

application for additional insurance on g“__v_m°°_ Conn Rsddm spake no the

the Market Building. S Conn. Hooper said as the contractors "ma anew and thnethe :lrn';,;_°r W"

. instructed to report o .

b°tk't°,?5,7°:t¥_=; Lnsxxgaldfn eh; Conn. Hooper moved, seconded by

:‘_'_:‘|fg"":_g‘;_e ° '“ Ooun. Paton. that in the opinion or the

I f th it t ’

'T’p:‘:_B::m:'y°‘l:::r2;Z';1 °r e ° y 0 the teachers shall take place |

' fromnsept. lst, iillf, and the request be

iiril

ALL NEWS iii

Tl" mpnrli ‘gs dl°;="s£°:)m'::t_e;°:;::: referred back to the School Board for ` ---

nm “ ° '°?°1rlyi‘:' me “er readjuetment. ' 0oUN.Rlley was last night appointed

mn 1°” “ ' “ ° '“‘ onnn. niiev moved. seconded by Own- cnnirmnn ni the Linn: ine Pawn. con.-

B . -

- _ Alley that the request for invreasrs lie mittee and nnember or the Finance and

The magxx °tle;,:':¥:;nm‘:°;'l:oC2°; on this table. Street Committees. l°"'°ww“ “ “B ' “ ' Conn Brown said he would vote t th C A A A

allowed to stand over. ° Tan annual meeting o e

n Paton said some worli would be “sun” the' hmmne because lt' W" B was held in the Y M C A last night,

beRTi\l`:\ -shortly 011 Olisblr 5i»\‘¢¢i5 IB IF lied ::‘;_h:th;;l°nIn ;€,?:;:ts;:; ?lh;:;B ur; The following r iiicers were elected. for in ine petition. . 'I ,_ I I Pres-Hon Geo E lush"

Couu. Hooper said Upper Hillsboro $531: d vxisggaz 3°! Elorguguizl Vice Pres-J A Farquharson

set also needed much repairs and the i Secy Trees-O J McMillan _

tlti n about it 'wt m°d° to “H nm buchen' i Executive-Arthur Alley, S A McLeod,

of the money was a matter for School

I me _ “tween iooeeres

The amendmend was defeated on the

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in vote of the Mayor with the

' "wg M inousi ani d. _

' be" hugiwgj 1, zine: 'lheillty Ci‘erk was authorised io adver-

' ds u f U

ide ts were going to e o

'°“- “ _ 9 Conn. Hooper thought the distribution L B MnMmm_ J D Tayloh

Cdun. Alley Presented a petition from B tl th C U H ld Tan annual _meeting of the Ladies'

Biiisbnrc Bastian Ginn asking for P°_ . 2? ;>r__.__° m¢_>_\_\_:_¢; '____° :zu Am som” of the P_E_I_ Héspmlwu

held in theY M C A Parlor yesterday

fii0dK|l1R° i PW’ ' 1,1 dhhh ....

l"el\!~'B Mid Q\l°°F'5 "h*"°°' H° °°` zsgzrzetxgifiiilsiontgxeilspigbzai:rugLiar-an: afternoon. There. was a large attend- vocsia`_d the performlsiiil 91 lil* #Wk mm.“"_- » and much intere'st manifested in

the interest of tile city and moved a O A" than M __ Rm” mm’ me work. of the HQBNML Re_

‘u°i“"|"“' “waded by Umm' Raddm' oit':;ra- wereegotin lager of the increase i>°l'i55 ‘WN “bm”-iid W 511° S€°'Tl`°M»

thatliie prayer of the petition he granted ' d b __ can Sem md an |n¢¢,¢s¢|,g ,cconng 0 if W' "Wk °‘“ b° dm" ‘Q ‘ ‘°l\9“°i1|¢ d nn", “dell” lm not to _wpnpr a work of tlia district nurse was given cost. _I _ '.~~ . _ _ ‘ , I , tg ' Miss snaddon. The excellent Th' maui mmmnul’ °°?'°d` hair: nxzedifrriiiubnnt izxvsw igimiiien' *Wk dons by the 0°r -- S°°`¥» M” 5¢_°‘n°l °f h° 'm‘"°" o°““' .m,,,,|m,n¢,_ ' -' Qthariand was commended on, tte

report given by her showing an increase in subscriptions through the Isla d

NOT ADEATH SENTENOE, . cas! I _ our th, p'r|c3: ,”¢|-, Ttieifoll

following vot ,- m an _ hi °*u*' ,EY

Briiliill Discs" 01°* W" YW” W ares:-ieiiq runnin aiisy ine Brown. l~ii°, we _

i D0dC°l ' __ N"g;_»Hg°”i|-‘ Pfgy’g¢' Rggggg, Pgmr; Pfllid¢lli'r-MIB. Tlylbl.,

9' ial -Th t The main motion that the increase _

L°“m;'i|¢¢seo"'::ib me )du:n |rrante_ri!roin Sent ist 1904 was nasal-

Vice Pres-Mrs Lord, St James __ .ilr\`_tD Davies, St Pail s

list() Hodgson, Bt Peter a

Mr* F. J'.‘,Nalb. Zion.

J P Gordon, Baptist.

1' '“°'°°° "‘-"'i °‘i £21.15. c .

...§S..iii‘2_:§l'$fZyMis. .¢..i.i ° ` ii I-i=~--55'. °`:E-{°~='-we ‘ circ-

lhad that :Prince ltreee from Kent to S°0i~Tf¢\l‘-ll" W W- . _ ____v __

Fi srsytlree rl apoaaaorewnaihuu Water to lustan naniaeaasnisegi. 001|” Rogersvotlnllmliustths last work at ursprseeattiins.

qiefisy eaiiiagstreatienileeiie iiiseiqeate ste

'ii...n......il's.aii<>..si~c_i», n..d};

, tg" ¢“|,¢,”|,¢ quad Visling Committee-llrs. R. Johnson- f

lliss Snaddon, lie. Sharp. _

RE IOVID WITHOUT

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er guns, nr tae Heck and Laden ecesnuu- ‘

Aceeeretets sidewalk was ordered on

PAIN.

5. i

DISEASES

OUT

Dyscntcry, Typhus and

Russian Camp-|00

_URGENT CALL FOB DOCTORS.

‘ _ Sr. Prrnnsnimo, May 9-(Spaoial,)._1t is announced that urgent talegrams have been received from Mnkden for is hundred* doctors. ' '

anxious ournnisax or nisnasns.

TYDUUS f°VBl'. dysentery and smallpox_

have broken out" among the Russian troops. _ AN niricona nur sroar.

It is reported that Russian forces,

number unknown, H accompanied by Manchurian mounted bandits have crossed the Yaiu far above Wiju and

have occupied Chang Jin.

nussraivs Lisavmc New omvano.

LONDON, May ll -(Special)-There is practically no news from the seat of war today. All advices are that the' Russians were

evacuating New Ciiwang. _

Some guns and troops at least have been

sent. away and the Japanese may now be

in possession. _ "

Russia aionrnizrnc nnsniwi-zs.

Russia's order for the mobilization of

her reserves has caused something of a sensation in that country.

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[In the above news there are_two im-

probable reports one from St. Petersburg to the effect that a Russian force he

Bi;EAl< ' _ AT§MUKDEN

Smqlipox _ in _,Greet Doc§rs 'A ieicgraphcd _

' fn.-cw _/iinbiiizei fiiisi* ‘iitstrvés J --New Chi#/a'ng fBcing Evac- uated-Some Qiprobabic

Report;

T.;

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'orogd the Yaiu River far above Wliu, the Qther from London that the Japaneeo mayrfnow be in possession of New Chwang. If i-‘Lillliw Dosslble however that the Rus-

slanl are now leaving New Chwang with a view to concentrating at Liao Yang forty miles further north on the railway line,~the point toward which their de- feated army is retreating from the Yalu River. So far as known ther-Ac is no Japanese force within fifty miles of New Chwang. The news of most serious import is the outbreak of dysentery, smallpox and fyphus fever at Mukden.

|lVe recently referred to the shocking

i conditions of filth, bad water and utter

absence of sanitary precautions et Muk- den \‘i'lth the anprosch of warm wet

weather the plncc may bcrcme a veritable piiigue 'spot to the large Russian force

'euoiimped there. In war, disease usually claims more vleilms than the sword, rifle and cannon. Tliore is no-further

news from the Japanese force landed near Port Arthur. It is expected that they will rapidly close in upon that town. There is something more than a pos.

_ sibiliiy tliat Dalny may not he very strongly defended. If }5ort,Arthuris to be taken Dainy will probably be the flint to fall. »The report that the Russian

reserves are being mobilised indicates

something like a panic in Russian military circlesi]

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iin viciiiiv

P. D. Bowlau,represeutlug Deering Co.,

was in town yesterday. ‘

Fair quantities of cod and lobsters are

being taken. Herring are a» failure thus far. '

The Misses MacDonald and Merry are

having. their annual milllncry opening in McDonald &t Bros. store.

` Rubber tired vehicles have made their

appearance on our streets. Harold Mc- Donald has a splendid carriage.

On Saturday evening lest Dr, Wright of

Montague who leaves this week for the West was given a supper at the Montague Hotel by a few of his immediate friends, and at the same time presented with an address and a handsome gold ring bear- ing a Masonic Emblem. The supper was

style. and received the attention from those present that it justly merited. G. S. Inman presided and alter a few intro-

|ductory remarks, read and presented is cnmtllmentry addre=s to the guest of the 'evening. It was signed by D. F. Mc- Donald, G. S. Inman, J. W. Carruthers, W. L- Poole, H. H. Lowe, J. D. McIntyre, George A. T h impson, W. A. Cummings, Miss .i. Cimpbell. l‘o this Dr. Wright made a suitable and touching reply acknowledging the presen- »_ tation in fitting terms. G. A. Thompson, D, F. MacDonald, H. H. Lowe, J. W. Carruthers, W. A. Cummings, Dr. Green and others made speeches suitable to the occasion regretting the departure of the Doctor. During his stay in Montague Dr. Wright has won many friends and will be greatly missed both professionally and socially. Being possessed of abundant enargy and snibltici., ani a master work- man in his profession, he leaves this

into rest at her residence Sunday, lay 8, Flora Towns- oftiielsoa Simon Davies in

will leave the house st 8.80

tomorrow. Sonics ln the First

Church thence by train to Cernet\fy.]

prepsredin Miss C_ampbell’s usual goodi

' _pzlree with every assurance of suc-

CHICAGO MAKETS. .

Cnivaao, May 9. - (Special) May Wheat Mil July Wheat --

“ Born 475 " Corn - “ P0l'k $11.50 “ Pork --

" SENATOR REID DEAD.

Viiiscouvim, B. C., May 4.-Senator

James R id,of Caribou, died here last evenin g ai the age of 05 years. Deciased was taking seriously ill soon after reach- ling Ortawa for the sessicr, and was ,brought home to the Const lu iiopes that 'a change of climate would be of benefit. He, however, had a relapse recently, and iwhlle it was not expeclcrl so sud only, `his physician feared tnni, his illness was fatal. His death indices ann ber vacancy ` in the Senate for the Liberals Lo till.

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Much has been written about Amer-

. icuii girl ” and her

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epoch

s woiuon's life the change from

maidcnhood to woruanhood. It involves the whole bod and manifests itsell' in the nerv-

ous disposition at this time.

Nervous or sick women are afforded the

opportunity of' a lifetime, for the mnlrera o Dr. l’ierce‘s Favorite Prrscrlgtion now offer 3500 reward for women w o cannot be cured. Backed up by overs third of' a century of remarkable and uniform cures, a record such as no other remedy for the diseases and weaknesses peculiar to women evernttained, the proprietors of Dr. l’ierce's Favorite Prescription now feel fully war-

ranted in offering' to pa! $500 in legal money of' the United States or any case of Leil- corrliea, Female Weakness, Prolspsue, or Falling of the Womb, which they cannot cure. All they ask is a fair and reasonable trial of their means of cure.

"I cannot raise r medicine hi l enough" writer Mrs. Jmie Hippeuhsmeihoi lunteriowll, Indiana. “I began taking Dr. Pferre‘s Favorite Prescription and took it stead- ily for six months. I was not ence sick at stons~ aeh, levtf vomited once. Took the ‘ Favorl Prescription' three times a day and when is severe pain took an extra teas ufui of ruedi- cine which checked the pain. mi pleasant all

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rty-ei( rso an never rough so

easily is all glib. Why mw%eu suler when they can get thrwgh se yi i an able to do grits a wlh isg and inning which I could noi for eight years before*

As a tonic for women who nervous,

sleepless, worn-out and rua gtswn, ‘Fa- vorite Prescription' is unequaled.

For constipation. the true seientllc cure'

la Dr. Pieroe's Pleasant l>ellets. Mild,

haraiiees,'yet sure. No other pill can eonipare th them. _

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