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NEW YORK, March 2-In a desper

ate battle with four men who nt- ~ tempted to rob him as he was about to close his saloon in East Twenty- Fourth Street, early to-day, Thomas Craven shot one of the robbers and, put the others to flight. Then fear-

ing the killlng might mean a long terni of imprisonment for him Cra- ven concealed the body of the dead

robber in a hallway outside _the sa- loon and hurried to his home with-

out notifying the police.

When the officers took him into

custody, less than an hour later, he at first denied all knowledge of the killing, but finally made his full statement.

The three men who escaped from

the saloon after their companion had been killed also are under atrest.

The man who was killed was known

only as "Scar" Reilly. Those who were later arrested gave their names as John Kenny, Frank Reilly and Al- bert Dodson.

Reilly is said to have been the

leader of the gang known to the po- lice as “The forty thieves,” the members of which :irc l--:lieved '.0 have been responsiolc for much crime on the-East Side.

Mlnire stinlmeil for sale everywhere,

cted. I would call it ‘automobileflis case' and have discovered that not only in New York, in streets frequ- ented by such motor cars, but in Paris, London and Berlin, it also Iexists." - “About a year ago," Dr. Becker said, "a man whom I later found to be a member of the traffic squad stationed on 5th avenue at a point where the gasoline fumes from the cars often chodcil him, came to me coinplainiiig of chronic sore throat.

His case baffled me. Examinations.

,showed it was no ordinary disease and I conducted an investigation. I found thiit one week after the blue- cunt had been transferred to a dis- trict not haunted by motor cars he

got well.

ANOTHER

UNION or

GREAT CHURCHES

American Episcopal

And Eastern Orthod-

ox May Merge; Organization Perfect-

As Result Oi

Trip To Russia

And The East

NEW YORK, March 2-Closely fol-

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- CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARZD ISLAND, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1908.

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. isiiu icii ooveii M1: l"l“'l”“'“

foflfenclb probally support the new (lovernnienl file fiovernineiif hold Wesliiiorlaiiil giving il ri vivajority of22. ,

Ch‘"|°“e€ *Ui-11 30 SUHIS. The siiecessfiil ciiiuliilnies were :--

Restigniiche; total twclge, majiiriiy of mmm; 5._,,,_

mid Allen are defeated. | Oiicciis, \Voodi', Slipp, niajori ly 7o.

’ by 350. '

llfndawaska, Clair, Martin, Liberal b

but is undoubtedly ovi.-rilirown, Four ministers are defeated, lion. li II good majority.

ST JOHN, March 3 9 p in,f_Spepial) Allan, Proviiicial Secretary; Hon. L P Resfigoiiclie, Lobillois,Curric, Libera

The Opposition have- Albert, Kings, Sf Farris, Commissioner ofAgriculture;lIon, 'LV 250» 10h" Cl\)'» SlU1l1l\\')', York, Qiieens, \V]on~s, Solicitor General and IIoii. D \VeStmorland Robinson, Swcciicy

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Carleton, Noi fhniiiborliiiid, kent and ]I’ur<ly without office. Copp, Leger, Liberal by zoo,

Norlliiiniherlanil, Morrissey, l\IcLanc

V_T:ie. Goi'/erniiieiil have llfadiwvaska, Si. john City, llatheway, \Vi]50n, lrln,Al'ain,Conscrvativeby 5oo. ic oriri, \\ cstniorlniid, ht john County, Maxwell, Mclnerney, Conservative by ri Kelli, Bourque, Landry, Sheridan

I onserrafivc hy 3oo.

illouccsler elected llrree Iiidcpcndciit. _St ]oliii County, l\fcKeowii, Lo\i'ell,| Albert, Dickson, Prescott, Coil. hy zoo. our niiiinifers l'iirris- jones, Purdy I.ibci'.'il by inajority ol zno, ' Kings, Murray, jones, Sproiil, Conscr- '

vative by 300. '

If i

l rous recent severe. battles in lVl‘,ii'oc~ Ico, which have been priiitcd in thc

yiiiclvspiipcrs hcrc, with the accom-

`punying rumors that Geiind'Ainade's iirniy is really in serious straits

‘tliifoilgli reverses nt the hands of tribcsinen, lcd to a lengthy ilissiis- sion of the Moroccan qiicstion in thc senate which fiiinlly adopted a vote nf confidence in the goveriimcnt’s -course.

Senator' (‘nudin de Villainc con~

tcndod that the recent iniiri`,cioiis

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attacks upon the, French troops at

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close quarters indicated tliilt the

per, boys in various parts in the loit ill’-'llld Cll0I‘l1B- |

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woman iri the audience weretrying to It was half an hour before the act-

* Ifrorn above. When the pepper began cry now and then the sneezing would

church ofilcin.ls,`and is said to be the

lowing the announcement some days ciilminiition oi a movement which iigo of an organization of high ee- originated in the house of the bis- clesiastics of the Roman Catholie,hops of the Protestant Episcopal and Epipcgpaliun, or Anglican, Church. It follows closely,upon the churches in America, having for its return to this country of the Rev. purpose the union of the church of Dr. Charles G. Grafton, Bishop of Rome and the Anglican Church,comes -Fond du Lac, Wis., who made ,un ex- news of the formation of a. similar tended trip through Russia and the organization of other high eccleslas- East, carrying the greetings and ties oi the Anglican oiiureii in Am-,kindly expressions Of the P\'0»'>HU\“f erica and of the Russian and Greek Episcopal Church of America. Orthodox churches, to work for the The church at large, which is not unity of the American Episcopa1,Rus- ‘advised of the deliberations of the sian Orthodox and Greek Orthodox 'House of Bishops, has always under-

stood thnt Bishop Grafton was sent

oh "hes abroad ce learn the ‘amends oi the

Eastern Orthodox churches tovrard closer union with the Protestant Episcopal or Anglican Church. Since Bishop Grafton's return he had made it plain tiiat his reception from the high officials of the Russian and Greek Catholic churches was most cordial, and that their sentiment was strong ln favor of closer union.

u . l The first organization of the Angli-

can and Eastern Orthodox Union in this country was perfected at an en- thusiastic meeting held this after- noon at the parish house of the Transfiguration and attended bb' many well known 'EPiHC0P8l*Bl1 churchinen and layllwlli and ima' it is understood, the entire symbflligy of Bishop Potter and other h. h

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Two ‘sig Diana Ace By Mr. Loch And MIS Hunter r-‘Three Reels Of Pictures And

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com late chan e of

At Fairyland lest ni8\l¢ ¢h° Pg: mix; zigiuizsam f,,l|’1°,,,,,_ K ‘°m'*“°° by "h°"t'° "ud°vm°,? (1) The Two Orphans. - ‘W "°' f°°°‘"“ """‘ '°““" fri; on 'nie mon miner.

round of applause. Mr. L!D¢\l»d “_ (8 The Honest- _

!:l‘ld'l m0l¢ l¢\‘|Sl¢i°“Pl “9'm° °'| (4i A Kind Hearted Gentleman.

hu" 'M 'mm' md IBM” Hind' And as an extra specialty “Uncle '"1 » il °°f*»““|Y ‘ "°““°" 1- mm oiibin." 'rim-¢ wiu in time

to circulate there wasn’t a dry eye break out afresli in different parts of or nose in the house. The actors in! the house. the touching scene accepted this as a Manager Madcl says if it takes his tribute /to their act. whole season's profits he'll find out

Then n nian in one of ‘thc orches- who did the trick. He is inclined to

tra seats ,opened up the sncezeiest think that the laundry trust was with a kcrchew that tore his collar back of it.

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me H\“\¢°\' ‘¥"|° '°’"”°' "“° ° two uiunrma. vi¢.- no i::'..a=:‘:’-.:.°..~°.:::' =.°..:“i21=°= §°»*`~'=i: ez. °'.°.::..n.i:°t'

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:£310 nfnlinl lD°°ill¥¥ °f W' "M" xghugrgiills: ningaéa' &y`ml:;.g6rq:y.

' _ HUD I " Thu' "'° 'lu ‘nm Dr”°“ M. Hgihoseh other in the choruses

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from its fiisteiiingi- I]\ei_,',indy had

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been trying to .iolil back anal it only

4 ~ took one to start it. ln anon: suv- , ‘

.. en seconds the wllolc lower floo: was `

indulging in all kinds of nasal music. '

A dozen women last tzieir rats out I I

of their hair in the contest end ol`lc “ '

stout, lady released ii wneczc which

sent the buttons oil the buck of her

T waist rolling around the floor.

| "Go on, girl, yuiir 1-tory iiiferests '

me strangely," shouted the hero try- - ~ f- H ing to save the scene. He #ot no' Heir to Large Ainnunt Died Tnllwcr'

-- further for lio sneezod out tiickero-

serie footliglits. The heroine gave A|C0h0iiSm in D8l[`()it

PUltT JAHV15, N_Y_, Mm-ci; 2_._. liini ii receipt for it and the other

Arllied with blow pipes and red pep- m'2m|)0l`S Of the COIUDIIUY lUill0<1 U10

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of the.‘opei-a lionsn broke up for u Manager Kailel says if it .takes his time ii periormiincc of “A Futn1Mi5. curtain to denounce the niiscrciints DETlt()I'l‘, Mich., March 2-A niaii take.” The linngn was pnckgil with responsible for the disiister and who died lust night in ii cell in thc an audience which -had come to seg snuczcd so hard he blew his derby off, Woodbridge Street police station, if the play was up good ug the iithg. Bctwccn sncczcs he begged thc orchcs- was identified today ns Patrick Sav- griiphs which have adorned the fengeg tra to play an overture, but the nge, aged thirty-eight years, of No and store windows for the page two musicians were too busy blowing 5 Duke Street, Brantford, Ont. weeks. ¢ their owli horns. Then he called the' A cousin, who identified Savage

Ag the hero was telling the prgsa- police to investigate and the coppers said he recently fell heir to a fortune

cated heroine how easy it would be arrived in time to show they were and has since been.triivelling, about for them to live on bread and water not immune from the effects of red enjoying it. He was arrested on n if she should et the bread and the e er char e of intoxication and two hours

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later was found dead in his cell

stifle the sobs, the spice was waited ors were allowed to proceed and`ev- presumably from alcoholism.

PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS

PAZO OINTMENT is gimivnnteed

'fto cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days or money refunded. 50 cts.

ANNOUNUENTS

The niembcrs of Try On Division, wil

gives grand concert in Lords Hall, Tryon on Thursday, March 5th, Doors open at 7 o'clock. Concert to begin at 7.30. Ad- iiiission i5 cents, f _ 3 1d2ir2i.

Condensed Advertisements

Too late for Classification.

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WWANTED~at once two or three

girls to learn the Mlllinery.

Apply to Paton & Co. 3-4d3i_.__ _

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two lady clerks for dry good

store. Must be experienced. Apply to Paton & Co. 3-4d3i.

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MONTAGUE RlVER\

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Yl00,000 troops to that country,

government should increase tlic iiimy nnd end the intolerable situation in IMorocco.

“You arc fileo to face," he said, "\vitll the dilemiiin. of cvaiciiatiiig Morocio or dcspatcliing in army f

While we are debating, Spain is taking ull she pleases on’thc const,

and one day Great Britain will take

,Cointc dc 'I‘rc\'cnciic favored ii wid-

ci' action on the part of the govern- mciit.

Gen. Picqiiart, thc m`nister of

war, responded nt some leiigtli. Ho denounced as fiilsc thc sciisiitional

i‘epoi‘t.~i which were coming out of Morocco and claimed _ that (len. il’Aniade was succeeding in his mls- sion, which always must be ciil‘~, ricd out in accordance with thc'del-‘ icate restrictions of the Algeciras Act. The general situation, he said, n Morocco is excellent.

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The Legislature niet yiislivrday affer

noon, Wlicii the de file on fhc aildrois

. . _ ,Discussed Af A largely Aiti f- /1

IIIIS "iw UISIIISE Opposition Carry Thirty- One _Seats T0_,TWelvefMIIHUIiEhN. _ _ [IAUSH] HY AUIUS For The (iovernment==Three Independents [][|[Sl|[]N __

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Ph __ D_ , th G Likely To Support Hazen, Making His UEBMH] l.?;i'.i?;i‘;";.:“§i.'I‘“;!.;¥.i°.i¥"é.it

yS|C|a|`l |SCOVB|'S at as' ` . , ' ' R`oomsf_o~consider tlieantoinobllc qv oiinerumesraitfeerms . Mal0I'1fy22 Ministers Defeated -_ :".°,:f..:I

h D eil. l’reinicr lliszard and iiiany I

w ich icaylhrnat -------------~ I . . I ,, ,’,,

_ ie nicniiers o i e Legislature wi

ST- JUHN. March 3, 7 p in,(Specia1) ' ' LATFST , » ` Face To Face Necessity present, F ll ileer was appointed to il,

___ The whule Opposition ticket ig elvcted in ‘ buiibury, Hazen and Glasicr. Cont S d' L A chair

‘-` , _ ' ~ ST, - ~ _ _ eil lil af 6 FITIY ‘ _ _ _

bt John City 1)y;,|,m,t 50,, ,,,,,_j0ri,y_ ,_ JOHN' March 3' U P 'T' (slmilali niajoriiy 2oo. g g The restriction of the iunning of _aii'

The opposmouiwmldingin York and llic result of iodny's eleciions is Ii yo,-k_ McLc`0,]_ y,,,,,,g' R0|,i,,SD,,’ Says One Speakef mobiles was debated, Revs I"ullerl<I~

.NEW YORffl, March 2-“The gnso- Albert, sweeping victory for the Opposilioiiparly Piniler, Cons, nmjority goo, I Si"°]"i" “"1 5"“t“l° 5110140 "fi 1\ df-‘lr linc driven automobile has added n V Slloliu County is Liberal, lcd by] ll Hazen. Carleton, Siiiifli, l~`lcniming, llfunroe, _.___ 5°" frm" me prcsbylery' “ml “sked ‘V new discus lo the woes of eivilizn~ ` ` LATER lt has carried ililrty"on¢ sears 1,, me Cons, innjoriiy 500, me '“"'°"s be "ot "1" °" S""di*Y$- ‘ ti0n_,1 disease which may cut ten Sl JOHN. March3V-S piil,(Spccial)'l`lie (lo\'cr|iinent's twelvg, - Cliarlotte,- Clark, Taylor, Griniincr, "Indy people smyed “way from ch“" " years O3 the me of the persons ami_ Opposition has its whole iickirt in Sl (lloucester elected* yesterday three Haflti COUS- UV 400- I'AlllS, M:ircli.--fllcports ol' num- frm" four uf cumumcring the m°t°'S°

john City, Carleton, York and Cliarlollo, lndcpcndciit cauiliilaics who will Victoria,' 'l`\vcedalc, lliirgcss, Libem

- ded Nlfffing Held Last I ' Night

i\ iiunilicr of spcalrcrs charged tlxi

foo :infos were an injury to the iradc ~ thc City, The iliriii-rs of r-:irs prcgeni nil sonic others argiicil conlrn. At the close of ri long discussion resoiulioii was passed, rccninnicning tli. i legislatioii bc prociircd loproliihit tli :iiiioiiioliilrs using the roads on inzirkr days and ou llic Lord’s and to olliei'wi~ regulate their operation in this Province

KING IIIIPIIIII

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Sir Edward Grev's Speech ii British Commons Causes

Deep lmpresson.

iiiiilssiciis, Mar. 2-'riie remix

debate in thc Ilritish House of Lion: nions and tho speech of Sir Edward Grey, relative to the Congo situa- tion, lius caused a deep impression in political circles here. The dlfler- ence between King Leopold and the llclgiah Parliament still continues over the question of the annexation of the Congo Independent State. It is reported King Leopold now demui-ids ii civil list of $660,000 from the Congo and the various parties are showing signs ofdnipnticnce.

was oonfiniicd hy Hon Mr Clark and Mr Mafhicson. The address then wi-ni into committee of lhe whole House for, cniisiili ration, and at 6 p,m, adjoiirnini ni was niad.; for io this morning.

-Miss Sadie E. MacGregor, linsl

returned to Summerside from ul

short visit to Charlottetown. I

It is even considered probable that lhe Belgian Parliament will abandon the Congo Free Ttnte altogether un- 'fss ii prompt decision is renclicd.

Sec Mi ler Bros ad, Rucoril Breaker

SOLOMON’S SONG

MADE INTO PLAY

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Will Be Staged-Text Will Be Taken From

Bible- Three Principal Character S

And' Chorus Will Take

Part

L()Nlll)N, lllarch 1,-A riovcl, not ed to trcut it excluzivel as a'n east-

~ . ern love poem, wit oiignccen ua ng

:U :ny ;‘€mu‘;’ dclxpcrlmint is nbfiluf the mystic interpret tion given it ” e “ “mp ° W “ S We pn” ° by various commentators. The text N011 01 50|0m0"'5 "S0112 0' 5°"K”i" to he used is from the revised vera- the greatest love poem ever written ion of the Bible, the work being div- A niimbor of actors and actresscsiidcd into chorus representing The will present it nt Quecn’s Gate Hall, daughters of Jerusalem/ and the London, under the auspices of the three principal characters, King

English Drama) Society. ISolomn being attired in gold and

Nugent Mo lt, the originator of wnite and the Shulnmite fn the

the scheme, considers "The Bong of second oari. of the play, in the lcv- Songs" orlglnnlly ii dramatic paem 'en veils of brilliant colors used by lf not strictly a stage drama. "I Oriental dancers, believe." he Said. ‘It only needs ther There will be some incidental names of characters to make it a music taken from traditions Heb- plny rind this is all I intend to and." row melodies, but only three img had-" 'ments of the text will be ming, the

Mr. Monck, in arranging the Bibli- rest being given ln the usual poeuio

cal book for the stage, has endeavor- diction.

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thief. and nga:-an new wnf§ht.1 . g _ f '1=s|i-, -_

,|)9||ag!,,|;fql ,Band .Muclof .and Excellent loo Every Tlino at the Blg Arona

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