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LOTTETOVMN, PRINCE EDWARD ]SLAI\‘D,'CANADA, THURSDAY FEBRUARY 1 1go_6. fs1§,,‘i§”’,_§`,§,.'§,'i{-"v${,°{,“,'.",'|'-In

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FROM

A rt-|_|cl<Et

Fired by Unknown Miscreani, Killed Manager CreaS_e’s Dog Beside ilim Near Mount

Unrack Mines-Tro

uble and Imcendtary

Fires Preceded Attempt at Murder.

|l.\r.ll-ulx, Jan. Ill.-(Spool-ll.) -All at-

lr-mpt was made today to nrurderdrllnes viflrrlse of llalitax, Manager of thc gold mine at Mount Unincke. Wlrile he was walking from his residence to the rrrine an unknown person concealed .lr a illieket flrcd ll rifle at him. 'l‘hc bullet killed Cl-ease's dog which

was walklnglleside him.

Grease llurrlcd llway for assistance, but

l on returning no trace of his assailant

could he found,

There has been trouble at the mine for

some tinle and rceentiy several buildings lwere burned by inc -nditlrles.

MiillllMi iXPlliSS 7 IN Wlllill NPNilHlN

l\lnxr't'oN, N- Il. Jan, itil.-Tire 1nn.r~ltirrre 1-spr-css, rr-hieh left here Frltiay night for lilllrllrclll, is off the track at Eel iliver, nlrerri. eighty miles this side of Campbell ani. As the train was passlrrg Eel liivcr station the engine and seven cars left. thc mils and the iraek was lradly torlr up. ‘l`|lc run oil‘occurr1-ll rletu' rl switch, but no irlft.l-lrltltlon is to be obtained ns to 11 hat. caused tile engine to lcnvc thc rails. .\~< the wreck occurred at switch the ilrivr-1-rrcc would be tllrlt there was soma. thing wrong with t.lle switch, but no 1-.lltsc Ilan so ft1l'llccnrlsslgn1<d.

l"ert1rnntely there was very little llam-

:l;_tt- duno to cllgine llml cars rrnd no person urls injuretl. 'l`ilo truck suf’i`crcd most irnnr the r-llrl oll', bnl. some of the cars \\<~rt- also slightly tlalntllrod.

'i'lle t-rain was rullllillg al. the usual

.pr-ell past. thc statiolr, anti est-apo frollr wr-ions 11-suits rmlv he rl-gar'llt-tl as a mira- rle. in consetprellcc of the ‘wreck the lll lr-ii.im1- from Melrtreal this morning is -it-tained nt Ur\ntpl.eliiorr, and is reported rhrllijlrours llellinrl tilrre. It will take at 1--nel. ciglrt or ten hours to repair the -l-tillage to t.r:lt:k and rcpltllre the derailed 1-lllrllltl |\ll1l cars on the track.

S l-.\'l‘l-1 111-' Ollrtl, l‘.1'|'v or Ttrl.l-:not M

l.la‘.\. t7tl|=N'l'\'. l ' I1’l-ani: .i. Ulrzney lrlnlmt o.1i.h that he is nlor p-ll-I nel' of the iirlll of 1". J. Cheney

lltrillgllrrrslnrss in ille City oi’

'l'.»l1-lie, Utllrrl ynrrd Stale aforesaid, and 1l|=rt.l.nid tlrlll will pay the num of ONE |il?N1)ltl')i) l)0i.l.AliS for each and 1-very case of Ctltarrll that cllnuot. be tnlerl ily the use ol’ linIl`s Cutarrh Cure.

]"ltl\NK J. CHENEY

Sworn tulleforllllle and subscribed in

mypr-eserrcc,thisiltlr day of December. _-\. l). lridfl.

(Sr,/tl.) A. \V. GLEASON,

Ne'l‘.\tw l’llll1.1t~.

linll's Cnlnrl-it Cure is taken int.t-rrrally,

null tlciel 1lil'l‘cl.ly all tho blood tlllti nr|rt~ouss1rr'fll1#cs of the system. Send itll- tcstilrrollials fr-ee

I". J. CIIENEY, & C0. Toledo, O.

Snitl by all 1)r~urt|;Ist.~r, 7511. 'i‘ni1n iiall‘s Family Pills for con

f.lipat,lon.

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casino Stn;-tt ta

BARGAINS IN Fiiili-Wllll

i§illMiN iliiM iiliS llil|llSH i.`ilNlllllIi

(l'|"r.\\\'A, January 2il.-At a tilrrc wllerl

thousands of urrcluployeti are starving ln London, there is slgniflcnllcelrl the statement by agent litfacNnularn, of Manclrester, to the irndo olld corrllnercc department, tlalt an order for -14') railway carriages for the Metropolitan railway had been placed with ll Gcrulau firlll. MacNarr1arn says the fact that the con- ‘ tract has gone out of ldngialrrl has created great disappointment. In wages alone the order will aggregate ll vcry largesuur, whilst it would necessitate n large ex- penditure upon iron and steel and the material \vllicll is lost, to the British

producer.

illlili llllBilllS

WNHNS PiNPll

I.oNnrlN, .lnn. 30.-\Vlth the opcuing of

the new par~liarllenttlry regime Field Mar- shal Lord Roberts renews his campaign of warning to the country regarding the inadequacy of its defences. Addressing the rneurbers of thc Liverpool chanrirar of commerce tonight, he again ufllrrued tllat the nation was as absolutely unpre- ptlrctl for war as it was in 1890. He urges the adoption of a million men as the military standard, half of uhich would be needed for the de- fence of India and the other half to ilttllc rrlttion to maintain a European struggle. Lord Roberts said he had heard of the renewal of the Anglo- .llgmnese alliance with enthusiasm, but lreranlinded his audience that national collditions and national necessities were sutjcct. to change, and that the allilrnce only applied to Asia and not to Europe, where the danger was greater.

Sore Throat and Couglu ¢ .l...,.r.., street... .na .-1. .essay an -tt anon ritalrnnn in found nr ,

Creuolono Antilaptlc Toblefl They mnrblnn tt.. gsmletant nina nr Cmnt." wnl.

the loathing pi'o°|;rtixl|r.;f.oéT and linonfgé

(if-DE WEEE Eli-C

Boys’ Buff Lace Peggcd

ilont, $1.40 now $1.00.

Mer1’s Buff Lace Pegged

Boot, $1.50 now$1.z5.

Wo1tleu’s Box Calf Lace,

Nailed Tip $1.50. _

Woruen’s Pebble Lace, Natl-

cdT1p $1.15. ‘

Women’s Felt Cong 65C. Misses’ Lace Strong Boots

Nailed Sole 69c.

Cl1ild’s Lace Strong Boots,

Nailed Sole 5oc.

Infant’s Kid Boots tan and

black 39c.

Save money by buying

rtow at `

Gull Bros.

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MUNSEY’S ‘MAGAZINE

i f for February is a

j GREAT NUMBER.

l . l Ladies Home Journal

and all other Vgood

Magazines for

Feb- |906

. ` now on our News

Counter.

Naszattl &. Munro. r-znrttrrltn.-1 so

been perfected by wlricll Lord Rothschild at his own expense will send two hundred families to Canada.

Fifty of these families leave England

February thirteenth.

The scheme fornls a basis for the solution of Britaln’1l unemployed problem The emigrants will he provided with

clothing, food and the cost ef passage; situations in Canada will bo provided and

7 . Q

ROTHSCHILD S t

EMIGRATION PLAN

Will Send Two Hundred Families to Canada at His Own Expens,e-Money to Be Repaid When Earned-To solve Brli_ain’s

Unemployed Problem. '

LoNnoN,Jan. Ill-(Spe1-inll-Plans havesums of money to guard against emer-

gencies. -

The total colt for ellcll aiult is placed at

flfty dollars, which must he repaid in i|.l~ stalurellts. '

It is expected that when the allotted

fund is repaid two hundred more families will be sent out.

Agentsfwho have investigated inCansda

report that ‘there are openings for ten thousand respectable adults.

|Nli|lNNllilNil

MNTEH PUSSIBLE

0'r'r1lw.\, Jan. 80. -\Vit.lr reference to a

cable lrressrlgo from Lolldoll expressing doubt asto thc ability of the Natiorral Rilleassoclatiorr to sclrd a British lille team to Ottawa to compete for the Palma trophy, it seems that communications have been passing between the National Rifle association of thc United States andthe I)olllinion Rifle association on the subject. it will ha recalled that when the United States learn won the trophy at Il|.~dl-y frolu the lrrltishcrs il. scllse querrtly developed tllttt the riilc used bythe American did not conlply with the trophy regulations, which provided that each Lealrt must shoot with u service arnr of the eoulltry they rcprerlentcd. Some feeling was thereby engendered anti in order to remove tho stigma of acting unfairly General Bird Spencer of the United States National Rifle Association caused thc trophy to be returned to Great Britain. It was with tl view to restoring good feeling that the American Association the other day decided to suggest that the trophy be shot for on Rockclifl' ranges during annual matches in August. The Domin- ion Riile Association has expressed its willirrgness to permit the lrlatelr to take place during Rockeiiff week, but on the express condition that both Great Britain and the United States compete, when, doubtless,Cauadn wlllalso enter a tea1u.lf no British team comes over then it is alto- gether likely that there will be no compe- tition until 1007.

NERVOUS AND SICK HEADACHES,

and all lleadaehes arisingfrom Neurlllgia, Sleeplessness, Nrrvousncss, Colds, Fe- vcrishness, Fatigue of Body or Mind, Exposure to He'lt,1~tc., promptly cured by Bowman's Headache Powders. The safest and best remedy.

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CHICAGO MARKETS.

Onroaoo. January :ll - (Special)-

Gom, Doo" Hi; Corn, May, Mil What “ 8-lil Wheat “ FHA ork, May, $14..0?l Pork, Jan., $14.15

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T0 CURE ACOLD lN ONE DAY.

'i“l§.°. ”"ri‘.‘“‘.‘.’.E ...’§.l‘.l”'f.‘Z...§“‘.’l‘“.'E ' s. a alla.” ta lille. 1-1. w. eaovls;S. signature is on each l2_lit;r;,tsenIl;>c.

Desirable Building ,Lots in (h‘town for Salc.

The undersigned oliers for sale tae

followfng.valuable building lots:

.riots on the east side of Upper

Hillsborough Street each having a frontage on Street of 50 feet and ex- tending back 75 feet.

2 iota on the west aide of Orlebar

Street each havin a frontage on Street of5o feet and extending back 75 feet.

The said six lots lie immediately

north of the residence of Dr. Ander- son, lately J. D. Reid.

1 lot on the west aide oi

Upper Hills borough St., having n front e on‘Street of 5o feet and extedding back 75 feet. This lol llellrrrmediotely opposite the rest dence of Dr. Anderson.

Iticlmposaible to procure a more

ide tirable locality for residences than than iotl ndortl.

Sl]NlH llilllllii

NilllliNS Mill

Tun annual meeting of thc South

African Veterans' Association was held last evening in the City lluildlng. ltr the absencc of Lt. Col. Johnson, Major Weeks was called to the choir. After the usual routine of business the following appoiutmollts were laade :

President-Major Weeks.

_ Vice Pres.-Capt. J. A. l\ieDonald.

S-r:y~Treas.-F. B. Mcilne (re-elected.) Executive Committee - Capt. Mellish,

Lt. J. ll. Small, II. ll. Brown, Jolla Corn.- foot, Jas. Walker.

Coululittee to drape the monument :-

Capt. Melliah, Lieut. J. ll. Small, Regin- ald Cox.

Colulllittce to manage celebration on l’n.trrdellerg night :-Maier Weeks, Capt J. A. Mcllonnld, Herbert H. Brown.

Arosoiutlon regretting tho long con-

tinued illncss of Lt. Col. Johnson and hoping for his speedy restoration to health and also one expressing sympathy with the family ofthe late Comrade \V. F. Ceilings were unanimously passed.

It. was decided to have the celebration

on Panrdelrerg night. on the snare lines us thatoflast. year which proved to be a great success and the “Boys of the Old Brigade" are more determined than over to make the celebration worthy of the great day.

’1‘hoA1-lsoclat.lonadjournad to meat on

next Wednesday night, same place and hour.

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SlllNlHiZllNl Mil "lliii Mililliiil

MONTREA1., Jan. 30.-According to a

London cubic it is rulnotetl in diplomatic circles that Lord Strathcona's personal connection with Montreal is at an end. His at1`airs in Canada are to be wound up, and his splendid house in Montreal disposed of. It was this decision in part, it is said, which occasioned his recent visit to Canu- tla. Lord Strathcona has long been asso- ciated with the welfare of Canada. and so long has been the cornerstone of prosperi- ty that a breakage in connection with it would be far'-reaching. illxlraustiro in» qulriea throughout the city have disclosed no confirmation or direct denial of this rumor. There was aiulply a general belief that Lord Strathcona would not take suoh a step-his life‘s interest was too wrapt up in the welfare of the city. with which he had so long been identified. Sir George Drummond had no belief in the authenticity of the report. He had heard nothing about it, and did not corr- sider tlrnt such a step on the part. of Lord Strathcona was at all possible. E. S. Clou- ston, general manager of the Bank of Montreal, was likewise increduloul. Ho had received no information on the point.

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Gll0WlNG,GlRLS|n lil-health should

use occnllanaily Wheeler's Botanic Bittemapurely vegetable and reliable remedy forall irregularities of the lys- tom, curing Headache, Blliousnells and Dlulnoss.

Willis H; Rogers Wilnimlt ilontmlssltln Fall ilular mg FULTON MARKET,

Consignments solicited.

Pro lpt turns.

lloa. ldluwf twwlrn

vltation was accepted.

in the different events.

financial assistance.

WNNl Niiiiilli

iNllS lil Sill

WAnll1Nttr‘oN, Jan. til. - (Special.)-In

Congress today a resolution was adopted calling upon the American members of the international Waterways Colllulis~ sion fo exert all possible efforts in con- junction with the Canadian Colnnrission- ers for the preservation o1‘N|ngara Falls in their natural condition.

SMili SHIPPNHS

iiii Nilllilil

f3os'roN, Jun. ill.-(Spct:lnl.)-We would

advise smelt shippers to stop fishing till freezing weather.

Smelts are arriving in such poor order that they will not sell for enough to pay expenses.

(Signed) Josarrl A. illrlt Bc Cn.

WNIST Pllliil or

NNN Silllllll

The Whlst Party and Social in the A. O II. Hall last. night. was a grand success in every way. There was a large crowd In attendance and dancing was kept up till after midnight. The winners in the whiat. contest were :

1st,ladles-Mrs. Robins.

ist, gents-W. Callalllran.

sentations were by His Worship Mayer

all present._ W. W. Walker was floor

wlrhlt and Miss Nellie Robin, pianist.

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\VHA'l` CAUSES APPENDICITIS.

The commonest. cause of appendioitis

is constipation. \Vhen you rerfu ro physio rion’t use cheap drastic plls-get Dr. Humilton's Pills which strengt on the stomach, regulate the bowels and pre-

one dill? you'll feel the tremendous benc- tlt of r. Hanlilton'o Pills. By purifying

everywhere in Zlic. boxes with yellow cover; get the genuine. _

7A"§tfni."~'""

..'§`CN§"..‘lii°‘2IfT.d§§§§il`L“.'iZf.’2§l“.L'f Abandoned by C. P_. R. Steamers Till

lllittul will . fA ADA5 PORTS 1 tntlrltt lttl Not EQUIPPED

Thomas Shnuglrneesey today made an important statement on the stearrrshlp loeulnlqodatiou.

Ha declared there is no a single port in

Canada at the present time which can be safely reached and where large steamer-ll can be proneriy accommodated. The Canadian Pacific has decided to

-llop all its st-eamers at Quebec until thc

St.. Lawrence between Quebec and Mont real is nlade sale for large vessels.

The dredging of a proper channel will

occupy six or seven years. Montreal will shortly be fully equipped with proper ter-

iNi NUNSE lllllii

iii YiSliHlliY

Another very large crowd witnessed th horses races on North River ice otl Victoria Park yesterday afternoon. The ice was fairly hard and in excellent condition for trotting excepting for tllo water tlrnt. rlrerrehcd tlrcdrlvers an tho "bike" sul- kies which were generally in unc. Tire races were all keenly contested and fur- nished sport which was probably never excclll-tl on on the icc here. Large num- bers ofllorscrl were out and tllerc were aiso lrlnlly pedestrirrlrs.

’l'llerrl.1rl\s of the rar-es were as fol-

lcwsz-

` 2.-ii) cl.,\ss'rl1o'r. l

Minnie Mac, owned by D. Mc- '

Millan, (McMillan)

-lack Dillon, owned ily I".

Calllcrou (Cameron)

Niggcr, owned by Geo. Esscry,

(Essery)

Mabel G. owned by liarolrl Grey,

(Grey)

Eagle, owned by John Stewart.

(Stewart)

Nellie A., owned by J. Andrews,

(Andrews)

111

226

32

Ii

-|115

iiflli

5

tl 5

s\vnts1»s'rAlc14s.

Lady Mac, owned hy P. O.

Brown, (Brown) 4 1 1 3 1

2nr1,ladies-Miss Ella Carroll. _[exam Mac’ m,,,wd by R_ }|_

Sterns, (Sterns) 1 2 D 5 il

2ud,gcnts-Frank McDonald. The pre- Tony Balm 0,,-“ed by B_ C_

Prowsc, (Steele) ll »f -l l 2

Kelly. The evening was much enjoyed by Bedeum owned by Gb,,s_

Farquharson, (Hooper) 2 Il ll 2 5

rlirector, P. McTague was manager of .rpm Thumb' owned by D_ L_

Hooper, (Crabbe) 5 Tr -l l -l D means dead heat.

Mlnard'| Linlment Curol Datndruff.

FUR5 AT \VDNDERFUL REDUC-

wm' any tendency "° appendlums' I" TIONS.-Beaver and Persian Lalrll.Mul'l`s

worth $4.10 to $0.05. go at $1.051 Elegant

the b|ogd,:\n<iiclt;]ansl1i‘z"t.h‘t; syst.e‘m thug and serviceable German Mink stole collars °'°“’“ °“ “C es- “PN” °" ‘"1 nn. |10 wo.-tt. $21 to ozttool seat.. d I eaway wearin . N -di l B _ sdcbetlsful as Ur eldllrnliltlbnl§LPilltlmt§olt‘1, CDH" “'°"'h W8 la 31" A “'°“d"f“l

reduction--a wonderful fur buying opportunity is available-You`d better come todnyl-Wcclts 8: Co.. Fire Sale

ld Zi

SAUNDERS-At Sumnrerside on Jan.

27, liltiii, to A. C. lllld Mrs. Saunders,a dauglltcr.

l|a|rd't Liaiment iiuru Bums. etc.

i

Shoe (Bargains.

All lines of footwear atspeclal cut prices to clear before stock taking, Feb. Ist.

CONROY.

The Shoeman, Sunnyside, Ch’towu.

League_ Match

vlcroluas

,Hillsborough Kink

FRIDAY EVENING Feby 2nd, 1906

This will probably be the

match of the season and the keenest of keen hockey may be expected.

Usual prices. Plan at

Hughes!

311131.

T Filth 1

Crystals of Summcrslticl _ -».vs-

“°”°"°”' J““~ “""S“°°“"-“° A; They Should be Nor Safe to Approach, Says

Monatonflre department recently received an invitation to participate in the tour-

namentat.Charlot.tetown this surumel'._

Committees on sports were appointed, a of

and strong teams will be sent. to compete

The aitieeus will be appealed tn for iitfnwrlls/lr., Jan. 31-(Special)-Site 1nlnnlfucllilies,hut tlle_Cimr1llt~l is un~

safe.

After some months' work Quebec will

be pble to accommodate two or titres vessels, though not satisfactorily.

St. John has irccll Ilrlprovrrl to some ex-

tent., but is inatiequrltc for the present business.

\Vork is now being (lone there nlld we

hope our steanlers can he properly herthetl next fall.

It is reported that the Allan line al~f\

wlll desert Montreal llut liuglr Allan lt.-

dny said the matter- had not yet been cun- sidered and there is no haste.

NSNNNEY lllHllilS

lili] NNNENTNKINE

Svnnar, Jan. 151|.-l¢’ora purse of $il(l(l two local ntllletes, J. ll. Gillies and Li. Culnlllillgs have ngl‘ccll to wall: froth North Sydney to San 1"rllllel~1~o and intl-l. a distance oi' rtiliiil miles within one y.-. r from the date of atnrtilrg. 'I`llt-y start N\'edlre1~l1lay lrlornillt; uitlrulll tl rt-rrtil. their pockets but suppli.-,li with 11 tn.-1|. sllowilrg cities they rrlnst ri.~i|_ at ent-lr nt which they must obtain tr \rritt1~rl stat.- luent from the mayor to prove their \r.\it.

SlNiNl lllSEilNlllS N NEW HNENLUS

E1llNtll'l1ttll,.itlrl. tltl.-i.et~(nl-ilrt: before

the College of l’llye<ici1l|tbl llerc. llr. \\'. Ii. liobcrlsoll tlnllcllllocd that 1-xp:-rilrll-rits lnatle by himself anti (wo cells-rlglll-s situ.-e 1002 tenticd to show that p:ll'al_y.~'i~ and its allied lliscascs,ttlbe 1lol's|1lis,a1‘c l1~. .~p1-ciilc in their causation as taller- culosis anti diphlllcria. ’l`l|1-y are apparently traceable tn rl lrrit-ro- orlzauisnl rcserulrllrrlr the liipllllrvr-in baclllus,|whieh is constantly pr-1-_-tt-rll. in the nllmentary or respiratory r-1-lgions. it is also found ilr ilrc blood anti cerebro- splnnlgtlulri.

\iinard'l Llnimellt for sale everywhere.

SEWING MACHINE BARGMNS

real ones, at Singer Storrs. lilly in-re nlld deal \\'llll thc llrrllllrfllt-l.llr(-ls. 'i`ll(- Singcr Company is perrrrarlclrt. ami rr- spousillle; its rcprese1r|.r\ti\'r-s all- always at llund to care for Singer l\l1l1'llirrl'.~. Look forthe red S.. Queen Strl»t»t,, t'|rnr- lottelown; also ollsolllllsrldc uf \\'tlle\~ Street, Sulrllltcrsitle. 1'. ld. I.

FEBRUARY A MAGAZINES-

lincosr, . CltN'l‘11a\', I llakl-t¢l1‘.\l. i L1r»l-lNco'l"rS,

ll1tlN.\t1w,

E\'1mrrlonr’s.

STRAND.

liirt'l‘l1or0l.1'r/iN. CosMol=ol.1‘r.\N.

P1tAnsoNs.l AlNS1,rt\"s.

Pol-U1..\n,

Four: Taael: Nriws, F/lll11l.v Jolixsal.. RRVIBW 01-' \‘llt\\'s,

Wmnsoll.

Grulnlr.

Scnlasltns.

Harper’s ilaznr,

Dellnentor.

Young Ladies' Journal. Ladies’ Home Journal.

Wourau's liornc Companion.

I London Magazine. i and many others. l All the leadin Newspapers

CANADIAN aml§AMERiCAN received daily.

Subscriptions tslu.-rl at

pcubllaiterogrices. READ UP.

ERP P0 TED, the woRl.l>

MOVES.

CARTER & C0., Lid

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Sworn Average Circulation to Dec. 30 |9o5 Daily 3,043 ; Tri-Weekly 312

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