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THE ARTILLERT

REORG

Field Batteries Orouped

Baiisies Aaaea-in .ith Regt. c. A. six

Companies to ‘Form

0'r'rAwA. May 18. -(Speciul)- The

Artiileryliriiiicli of the Canadian Militia

istobe reorganized. A Gazette issued

today gives the details.

Aiiumbor of batteries \vill be added

here and the established batteries are

grouped into brinados. _

Ainrnunitioii eoluiiins are added to the l

Antz/uion

in Brigades and New

Three larger Ones.

2)th-Battery in Military District. N0, 7, Quebec ; 211-it Battery in Montreal; 22nd Battery in Eastern Townships ; 23rd Brit. tcry in Ottawa; 2-ith Batteryiii Peter- boro, Ont.

HARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1905. {=;~g,¢,:=,\;°;;;,,=,,e';,1

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PllSlMiSiili WHII liilllll Mill ,_ Vjllillliil Willilli .H RUSSIAN FLEET , , "C Wli l]lSMlSSill _ WiS lIHll$lll“' Slllllli Hill Pil HAS BEEN LOCATED

Wrongfully and Then Given Better Oflice- Senate

Adjourns. `

OTTAWA, May 16-(Special) -In the Coni-

iiioiis today the tiiiie was \vliolly given up

to discussion concerning one 1)qbey, Post- master nt Thessalon, Ont.

Mr. Bo_vce of Algonia ch-iirgcd Sli' \Vil-

lililitary District Na. H is going to be 4th

Field Artillery Briiguiie coiisistipg of 10th Woodstock, and the 12th Newcastle Field 0

Batteries 'with an iiiiiiiiiiiiitioii coiiiuin.

various liiiticrles for the tirst time and l No. 115 St. John lhittery is inibrigiided.

an nnimunitioii park is to be orgaiiizcil at l lilontreal. H This all concerns Field Artillery. The l`)

eliuiiges in tho Garrison Artillery branch are not so great. They eoiisist. cliicily in 4

ilie conversion of small coiiipanlcs into panieson the higherestablishinent,

larger ones and placing the garrison

two Batteries eonipi-isiiig two Sections of

two sub-Seetioiis encli and Brigades coni- Nos. 5 and 6 Coinpriiiies become halt

prlsing three Batteries and an nniniuni- company lieadiluiirters, all allowances tion C0l\lllll1~ to bc payable to half Company coiii-_ 'l‘lie organization of adiilt-ioiiiil Batter- manders. The Coinpaiiy establishments

ics is authorized-1~ith Battery in Nova will be that of tiarri.~'on Artillery higher Scotia; lilth Buttery in St. John, N. Ii. §cstablisliInent. '

'l`he ultimate piirpose is to iidd batteries n ntil ten of the Field Artillery Brigades

liam Mulock with irregularities saying that Dobey had been dismissed for mis-

appropriating funds and after the general Iection was given ii position at large salary.

Sir \Villiiiin liiuloek declared that his

rst decision lind been ii mistaken one; that the money had been taken by another

iave three of them. V

Zlrd Regt. C.A. nt St. John, Nos. 1,2, Ii and F

Cos. \\'ill be iiiergcd into three Com-

(hirrison Artillery -ith Regt. C. A., 2)

artillery generally on n higher establish- Charlottetown, Nos. 1 and 2 Cos. will

nicnt. ' l

, . _ __ _ N,

o. 3 Co. ‘ ~

The present Coinpany liea.dquarters of

siiuiii iiiiiiziii

THE wEAri1ER.‘ A

arty and that by rclnstiiting Dobeyhe

ieeonie N0. 1 Co.; li and »t No. 2; Saiidtl S Q `

,l`lie Field Artillery \\ ill be organized in _ uu

Sllll lllli ill- '

» 4 ToP,o.\"ro, May 19.-(Speciiil.)-I~`.resli

Reid of 'I`ruro-was-foiiiid drowned in the

westerly and nortliwestcrly winds, cloudy

\Vi.\'nson, Ont., May 1H-(Spoeial)-

Citizens here have decided to erect a fountain in front of the Post. Ollioe cost» ing three thousand in memory of two \Vindsor men killed in the South African L

\\`l\ I`.

CAr1'. McPrii~:RsoN of the steamer Mintn

came to the city lust- night. The Miiito ‘_ has rctnnied to Picton from Meat Cove, .\'ii<i. ”

'I`l~I1~: Gulnare is shortly to go on the n

slip at Picton and then will take up the

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liydro[_'rapliio survey in St. liawrencc this suinuier. Sho has received ii thorough overliaiiling in all departnients and has ii been repainted from the water line up, f looking briglitcr, and better than e\'er, `

and that is saying much, for she has tp

rived in the city lastniglit on u. \'isit to hcr home here.

- , \ '

nd cool \\'itli scattered showers. ° "°”°""°h` here uns m°mln3'° She ‘5

TH!-I TEMPERATURE. t

ariced and while in that condition is sup-

The weatlier yesterday was fairly warm. p ‘ '

Louis ll. Beer was a passenger by the | xpress lust night.

J.\.\ii~;s \Vadiicll. Newcastle N. B. came o the cit-y_`l_u_st night on a short visit.

Miss MAn\‘ McI.-A.\<', trained nurse. ar-

J. A. Mt'I..\itr:.\' of James l’nt0n & Co.,

cturiied last iiiglit froiiiii business trip e

o Moiitrcal. I

I’noiiiiii1‘ioN suminoiises returniiblc e

THE AMERICAN

uid only been rectifying an injustice. Messrs. Borden :ind Foster urged 'Sir Villiiim to produce some evidence of

obey's innocence, but he refused to do

The senate today ndjourried till June

. i

_YUUNG MUTHEH

Tnuno, May 18 -(Spe°<.-tai)-Mrs. Win.

hought to have been mentally unbal-

osed to have iunipcffinto the reservoir. She was twenty four years old and caves a husband and one child-

VITAGRAPH CO.

A large and appreciative audience greet- tithe American Vitagrapli Conipanyat heir opening in the Opera House last vening. The moving pictures displayed

ext- Monday have been served on John were the best ever shown in this city,

urns anal John Ileartz. '

;\ia_ioi‘C.l\lc1iitosli who bought Glen- ladalc property has sold his Rose Hill iiniti'l’lios ll 1') Inman I

wonderfully clear, life like and eiigagiiig. They represented a great variety of stir- ~ing scenes on sen and land, battle scenes ii the iiir East, liiissiniis and Japs strug-

X A ' ` ` gling in the trenches; ii robbery followed

IN the latest snppleiiientary P.E.I. es- ‘by a ~‘.uiiiiiiai'y execution in the Southern

iiniites arc: Dredge for l’. E. I. $l5t)tliI, States, a fight to dciitli be-

"hmys been kept’ “S S°"“l“‘l°“"ly "cm ivorkimzexpciises P.E.I.l{.Stl0,000. tween a bull and u tiger the

:ind clean as D. British ninn-of-\\'iii'. Capt. Thomas G. Taylor, an experienced, capable, and popular' oiilcer is again in G

_ . _ , _ S

,.mum,md’ John Smm, of (,c°,_geto“.,,` ,S eiill at Murray Hai bor Dench en route. of 1,0” Aruxur; nm scones’ comic Scenes),

iirst Officer, James Huglies, second olliccr,

Simon LeBlanc, foriiicrly of the Gill' Of load ol' frciglit up \Vest River on the S. courting episoiles and so qp. 'I`he illus-

liondon, chief steward, Leslie ilcll of C G°°m°t'°“'“'m"s5 rom" 5'°“"""l' ‘Vlm""' there were 1Up:isscn;Z0rs and 45 ciiscs of \Iarviii Savage and a niusical sketch, The by thc "ny “om” and the “Sum om" I)_iylc, Cliiirliirlottetown, carpenter, ami ,wus on uw mmm u_ip_ I

J. J. Maeboiiaid of Souris, cook. 'l`lie engineering st-all' comprises \V. A. Roliartsoii, chief, 1'. Metionnel, second

and Percy Clark, third.

EE EEE ENE

20PerCent0H

tioniinittee til' the l\ietliodi.~t Cllurcli held

- - Tuesday in ilulifax ltcv. Dr. line:-itls, who, Mus. S'r0Ni~:-\ViriuiNs arrived in the city

h:i.~. ju.~.t» completed his :£.'ith year of ser- yesterday froin0ttawa,acconipaniedbylier

vice as inzinager of the book room, mid nieces, the Misses Nydia and Louise Wig- piiblishci' of The \Vcsleynn, grave an ln- gins, daiight-ers of G. M. Wiggiiis of

= tinnition tliiitlie will tcndcrliis resigiiiv Lakeside, Quceii`s County, N. B., who

tion ut- the expiratioii ottwo years from have been attending school in Ottawa

_ V the present. This will be within one during lust year. I\Ii‘s.Wlggiiis expects

‘ ` l si i

year`s time of the 5:<ltli iiiinlversiiry of his to spend the most of t ie .uinnii-r ii iniiiistry. l’rince `Erl\\'ard Island.-St. John Star.

Tris Iilecti-ii left at six last evciiiug for d eorgetown direct. She will not this trlpl D

'1`iii-:ni-1 were 60 piisscn;.:ci~s and a large |,

ity of l.oiidon yesterday aftcriioon and L

J. B. MA<:i-:i~: and son Maurice retiiriied "

,\'i' the ainiunl meeting of the Book

iesteirlay aitpriiooii from a fishing trip to m°'"T';tl ffm" fr;";' "St`n";\im"l?csnrg:£

lberion P. li. l..wlierc they had splendid “ml l "W “ ere nc ‘ 0 "yt or _S _ uccess. 'l`hi~y brought back with tlierii “H 'mm "““m‘l "`m"U lm'"0u.s ulwlmln'

_ forty pounds of the speckled beauties, "_‘f`"“; Ol ull” Find ll0l‘0. _Toniglit-‘np cni

._ ; . - , . iiiany oi' which were of ii. good Si7.c.- ‘nc L "mga 0 pmKrm_“ ls Dmmmu mu

Mumwn .l.imcN_ all who attend niuy count confidently on

gettiiig their nioiii-y's v\'ortli.

ouicstic aiiiiinil proving the victor, atlietie scenes sliowiiig the surrender of tocssel nnd the wounded Iiiarching out

he troubles of thc automobile man,

rated songs by Kok Schclling and

Ieiivenly Choir were greatly appre- iatcd. There was not ii dull

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A lot of Sovereign and Invictus Shoes, prices stamped on Sole. 3.50 now $2.80. 4.oo now $3.20. 5.oo now $4.00.

Ladies Remember

the Art Shoc

one of the finest and nicest piece of shoe- inaking in Canada, prices $2 50, $3 00,

\ i

-°°~ H dman C ~ A -A is 5 ‘4 y I1 0.9 .;..‘.r;'.: 217; i..,;'"“.;.:;,,..'f2

G 0 F P B R 0 S _ Moore 81, life]/»w[, ]'frl lu:

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MARINE

INSURANCE '

Exports and Imports insured to and from all points in Canada, Newfoundland. United States. West Indies. Great Britain

and the Continent.

Sterling certificates issued payable in all

parts of the world. Hulls, Cargoes and frei

sels and steaniers insured at lowest current

1'3i€S|

M urine Underwriters, .

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ght of sailing ves-

Séle Age,,ts_ é Agmcy in H..i;f..x, N. s., aa Bedford Raw. = _

As Representative of Douglas County in Colorado Gen- eral Assembly - Alfred Stewart

of P. E. I.

A inte issue of the Doiigliis County Rec-

ord published at Castle Rock, Douglas County, Colo. lins the [ollmving of an Is- land inan who is niukiiig his mark ln the United States.

Alfred Stewart , Iloiigliis couiity's1ie-

prosent~ati\'c iii the Fifteenth General Asseinbly, has no reason to he ashained of his work in the session of the Legislatiire just ended. During the scssioii lie was ii member of five of the most iniportant cominittees of that body, in addition to \vhic_h he was ii _meinber uf the Joint Central eoniinittee that heard the evidence in the Governorship` contest. _He intro- duced six bills, four of which he _ was successful in having pass the House, one of wliieii carried an appropriation of $3,000 for the repair of the toad near Acequia in the iiortliern part of the country. Another bill which` he introduced appropriated $2tl,tl0i| for the payment of bounties on coyotcs and iiiouiitain lions. Mr. Stewart was very anxious to have such ii measure passed, and uftern hard iight got it through the House only to sec it die in the Senate through the apathy of those wlio should have been its friends. ~

Mr. Stewartvwas eleeteiliis ii Republican

and stood true to thc party through all the stormy scenes ofthe session and :il- thougli ii stranger to most of the people of Douglifs county when uoiniuat-cd, no mistake was made when he waselccted.

The Denver Postibf recent issue contain-

ed the following: Representative Alfred Stewart. is a Republiuian true, whoduring the life of the Fifteenth General Assembly represented his people most ably. No doubt his services will be duly appreciated by the people who sent him

THE llill- HUME.

iliiililllllllll

A meeting of the Executive of the

Tourist Association was held yesterday afternoon to receive reports of sub coni- Iiiittees and to arrange details of the diil`- ereiititeiiis of the Heine Corners' week program. The electric light sports pro~ grain has been completed and hiniiicd in and Thursday evening. July 2'/th promises to be a most enjoyable occnsioii both from the spectacular point. of view and ns re- gards good sport. The arriingenieiit for these sports is in the: hands ol' Chief Ronnglian of the Fire Departnieiit and L. B. McMillan. '

The program includes 100 yds, 220 yds,

,{ mile hose reel race, 300 yards, hook mid ladder' nice, 1 mile Salvage. Corps race against maritiiiie record of U2, 3-alsec. held

events. '

The Souris Tourist Associiitioii have ar-

raiigrd an excellent prugruin for Moiiday, July Ill. A rcgattai. comprising a iiuinber of dli1`erent classes, boat. races and other events also u. grand tea party onthe break- water to be followed in the eveiiing by illuiiiiiiation and tire works rind operatic performance nnd brim.: Souris Day to ii close.

Other terms of the wcek`s program have

been elaborated nnil there is every evid- ence tliat the coniittec will iiirike ii most successful celebration. Letters and enquiries are coinining in from north, south, east and west. The iidvertiscincnt rcgardiiig rates of traicl etc. will shortly appear.

DIVORCED FROM N. S. WOMAN. `

Bos'ro.\', May 17.-Saiuiiel Ii. Goldstein

has been awarded ndivorce i`roiii Nellie Kinney, of Yiiniioiitb. Saiiiiioldiscovered that the woman already had one husband at the time lie, Goldstein, innrried Jier. The first liusbandis name is Clarence 'l‘honipi-ion. _

Room moulding at low prices at John

Newson's. Wd li.

iyust nrrirwl, two m/r~loa¢l.u Ontario

Ilran, which uw’ are m'll‘in_q al lm/-ml prices, 11'}iolf_~.wi[v mul rrlri1`/,--/ii

Ilorne rf: Co. 1.71110 lil'

you dm; g ltiinui /Low good a silk

Arc you tliinkiiig about a new ; I-lat You want to sec our line for the best- in towii-“Iln\`ves" 1 and"Tress".-\\'eelrn8rCn. .

Sdwtf

Wi.\'i>.~‘on, N. S., May 18-(Special)-'l`lie

iveaivcrs in the cotton inill here have gone on strike because the iiniiiugeinent rc- duced rate of pay per 120 yards from

are out of einpliv_,.iiicnt.

cannot ntlord to piiy llie -olil riitc.

the prospects for setllenieiit nie not bright. _ `

ilNllllllll lllllllli '

'lil li. li Piilllil

'I`ono.\"ri», May IH.-iS|»ccizil.l-'llic Pri-

vate llills coiniiiittcc of the Uiitiirio Le,-

gisliitiire tdilay decided to approve the bill

two liiindrcd tliousaiiid dollars to the

(iraiid ’I`ri|nk l':ivilie, bill iiiiiciided it by rcdut-iii;.; the tcriii of ext-iiiptioii froiiilitl 15 years. ` _

1{i<:.\ii"i'vii.i.i-:, Ont., May lN.--(Special.l-

An inquest opeiied licielyesterilay into diintli of the .six year old .'-.on of James I<`arreli who died Sundiiyunder strange cireuiiistiinccs.

‘Saturday night John Lcizert culled at the house with ii jug.: of whiskey and gave drinks to three eliildrcii aged tl, 10 and 12.

The yiniiigcst died, the eldest was very sick but the second eliiid _showed noi

etfeets of the liquor.

CHICAGO MARKETS.

May Corn -irq July Corn -intl

“ \Vl'icat 8ll,<l “ \\'lieat l‘i3§

_ .

YUUNG `EHlill '

sian fleet was in lat. 13.30 .\`orth nnd longi-

tude lli.Il0 l-Inst about 12.*() miles north of

'Rl tc' 45 "°“l5- \\'aie|li\. const of .»\ni_n\iii during the morn- ,

The iiiill employs 250 liainds and as it is . _ ,S

ing of May 16 according to ii report

closed on iiecouiit of the strike all these _ . ll

brouglit lierc by Llieliritisli stcunier llong Wan

. ’1`he \\`e:t\'ei's appear detcrniiiicd to hold H l `

The Gerniiiii stcninei Segouzi siglitcd

out and as the iiiiiiiiigeiiieiit .sity thi-y ` _ ' A A

Tw., Hundred and my Hands Two Russian Admirals Effect a. Junction and 0Ul0f Ef"P|0y in Wind- I Steam Slowly Northward in the China S°r’_'l`_S Sea- Where They Are Now.

SIN"-\l’fl|iH.M1\)'lH-tSpceiiil\fThe Rus-142 Iiussliui ships forty miles from Cape

Yiircllii, May 15. 1-iteaming slowly north. SAiiii.\', lsiio Ciii.\'A,Mny lr3AtSpeciul)

-A _junction was effected Miiy it bythe quadrons ot Vice Adniiral Rojcstwnsky ind lhiar Admiral Nebegatoif.

It took ,pbiee outside of territorial vdtei-.~'. The vessels started senwiiiri

lay 1-l goiiip in an easterly direction.

5 The following is thc ilslicry bulletin of

yesterday, May 1Htli :-

Miilpeqiii--Li>l»sters fair, herring seiii'i~e. Atherton-bobsters fair, herring si-ai'c<-.

No cod.

lilooiiitield*llerring plenty, lobsters

scarce. _

_-___ liait at l’aiiiiiiire lsliiiifl. I

ict- iii tit-iii'geto\\'ii. .

riirsicx ivi P

. , _ . ' . f

i.:riintiiig it bomis from Tort \Villnnnof '

0'r'i'i\\\'_\, 1\biy ltl--ll.-1'. Logan, M. 1*. for

(`iiiiiberlniiil', NS. .f\.~r.~'i.stiiiit l.ihci‘al \‘\’hip was again operated upon tonight for inii.stoidi'itis. llc \\‘as'for _rin lionr and a lnilf on the operating table, and it is said`~i ii. piece 'of bone behind the ear an inch

Truro, May 16 -S. E. Gqurley has gone

to New \ ork to consult ri. specialist.

COMMANDER COLLAPSED.

Ciiic.\<:ii, May 15.-Coiiiniaiider Eva

liootli,uf tlieSnlvatioii _»\riiiy,collnpsed last night wliile she was prepuriiig to address an audience in Orcliiirtcllall. liei'ti'oiible was due to an ulccrated tooth. .\ii.~ii~ liootli was taken to liei' hotel where liei' pliysiiriiiii said she was in i.:i'rat iigoriy.

IT looks as if our famous Island nys-`

t-ersareto bocoiiica thing of the past- They will if the price is not kept down to soiiietliiiig like ii reasoiiiible figure. ;'I`lie , oriliiiaryriiii of bay biviilve briiigs six` dollarsa biii'rel,whilc the Iiedcqiie variety' yoiiiiiiiiiitls 51.2511 liasket, which means $T..'»tlto$H.t)tl u barrel. The very finest

'_ ‘.\iiierie:iiioysters that are reckoiicd by

CHICAGO’ May N `“ (Spwlal) '_ ,thenuiiibercoiintcd intoa barrel do not

1lii'ingaiiyl-liing like those prices in iliel New York iiinrket.-Tuniinerside Journal. ‘

“ Pork $12.75 “ Pork $1Ll.ll5`

i=isiiERv Butteriiy ‘

llll Willll llllllli, '

'HAEINE llEHlS

5 .

l\`i:w Yuan, May lr#-(Special)-i'p till

iuidniglit none of the yachts in the ocean nec hail been i'n eomniuiiicatiori wit-li the

.\`untui-lret llghtsliip.

liciivy fog prevails in thiit neighbor-

hood. It is expected that sonic report; rom tlic yachts will be received eiirlfv in the iiioi~nin|;.

WENT ASHORE.

I}i..\t‘r; BAY, liiay 15-Tlie schooner Vik- ng, Captain Taylor, from lisliiiix to Bun-

ne Bay, Ntld., with general cargo, went

srpiarc was removed. Appareiitly the "__-shore in fog mrs morning on ]_)m»i,1

` patient stood the opcratioii, which is the_ Head S}|0u}s_ Lime" Buy, A (ug has

_ Ulifd UIH2 D01`0I'Il\U<l. \’0l‘y well." 1 been sent out and she will probably bc

not oi1` with little trouble.

‘ BORN _

At the Parsonage, Albcrton. ’l`ur-sday,

May Ititli, to Rev. F. A. and Mrs. \\'ighl.~ man. a son.

MARRIED At the braids, Isioomiieia :tiny ini. by

Rev. William McDonald B. A., Archibal \Vcdloek and Alina Dennis,botli u ()'I.eii.ry. .

______"_‘fl’~@____A

At Nine Mile liouse, May 17th., 1-`i'ank

J. McQuald, aged 35 years. leaving ii wife and two children to mourn their loss.

Invictus shoes for men.-Alley

is Co. Charlottetown Agents.

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Superb Sweet Pea Setils

Our Sale of

Swcct Pea Sccil

to date this year is the largest in the history of

our seed business. The reputation of our Sweet

Peas is well known.,

There is nothing more that we can say except

that the price is lower this year than ever, while the

quality surpasses any previous year. Only 5c per

package, Ioc per ounce, 25c per [4 lb, Soc per lb

» CARTER & Co.,

LIMITED. Headquarters for Sweet Peas

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