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AGES I to 8

Ee - i _ “ '-‘-7'~» ~. 1- ,- _' - -1 ' ' r l`. . »au.;.»ou;mm im _l ._ ’»`1'.ii~THili,%&DAY.lM0Rr1iNo-, c'.HsRm'rrErowN. P. §c_t,_JaNuARY 14, 1904. -THURSDAY MoRN1NG- { rw.§.§’%‘.iP}¥v°.l"é"=.‘S-l°ri'.‘.".’..‘?~

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1 COMPREHENSIVE ADDRESS

nnmsn Mlssmi ~ L

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_ _ WAS DELIVERED LAST NIGHT

‘ "To Tiilbet as a Cliecik to J ” ‘T " ` ' ' ° ‘

A ' Russian intrigue

-American-Ciinese Treaty Ratiiled Yesterday-Opens Mukden and Antung Ports in Manchuria.

-'run Mrssrou 'ro 'rluss'r.

Pnrrm, Jan. 13-(Special)-The Tlmesi

correspondent says China does not oppose .-the British mission to Thibet but rather

approves it as a possible check to Russian 4 intrigues.

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OPEN PORTS IN IANCHUBIA.

ratihcations or the american-Chinese

was transacted with expedition.

commercial treaty were exchanged to-

I-I-I § E

'and Antung in Manchurla to the world's

commerce. `

lx-lamlsrrm nnan. ~

lvanevrrmn, Ind., Jan. 13-(Special).-_

Col. Oharlos Dfnby, former minister to

China, died suddenly to-day. E

REVOLUTION IN NEWFOUNDLAND. Since the introduction lntoNewfoundland ofthe new Iohaler Remedy, "Caiarrho- zone ” the treatment of catarrhal diseases has been entlrely revolutionized. The old-time snuif and internal medicine has

been can aside and everyone is inhaling Seven By'EieCii0nS Near _German plete report will be published in pamplet Pwsiihm “mm gre” “iii’i"“"°'

in “few ra _I The retiring urrinbers of the council

Ti`dd3 Willl C3ildda_Pl'9ml€l` Premlgr lfgfers in moving the adoption were Messrs Charles Lyons, James Paton

` d J T C .

’ rch t k r ir.: th hi h u» “” °i‘” ' '°°i“’"

Parent S Daughter Get? :errn;rp'liT1; l3EdTrdeoi)Tradenhas;ro\5ne:o 0° 5 ballot' being “im” the i°ii°wi“z

Mdffledr amostlniiuential body and at its head owne" were e1e°ted:"

Catarrhozone; it clears the head and throat in two minutes, and is very agree- able and pleasant to use. Catarrbozone is a wonderful cure for Cooghs, Colds, Gat-

arrh, Asthma, Bronchit s, Lung Troubles and Deafness. It relieves qu clrly and cures permanently. We advise our resd~ ers to try Catarrhoznne. Price $111), trial size 250. Druzglsts, or Poison 85 Oo., Kingston, Ont. `

Da. Hs\uL'roN’s Mnvnnalcn asv Bur EO

'r1mNn'l‘ PILLS.

Rohm, Jan.7.-Documents have been _

was the daughter of an Italian, who was

d M d d t om the Gmsmuq hmm Th", xmnnnson csLLnn 'ro 'run canmnr. great hopes the question would shortly be W H'B”i‘i°’ G°°"ii° H F°5t"" M D e I y' settled. He had brought up the matter or Wm tak” place next’ meeting'

Mr' Eminem,” arrived today and has csrtil in to the Tele ra n subeid at the R B Norm” Eimke of the extenbmu of

en appointed to the Cabinet to succeed lash oguugn meeting :ndxihey hsdzenided the railway line and suggested the

Billir- , for the present to withhold the certifying amending or the “uw” line and build'

of the payment to the Gonpmy The ing the station at the foot of Queen Street

S° keen is the suffering of mimy pwplo GERMANY AND CANADA' suggestions in regard to the establishing The ‘i“°“i’i°n °i mf’ deep

The Government has no information ofacoi and A seal fishery were Road minus at the western end of the harbor

Bkillo-Sli iD OU fire BY iifi B00i5i1iUK» that Germany had applied io Great ones. There is no rea‘ons why had been entirely °V"`i°°k°d in any

th ,, Li h ld t discussion oi the question that he had

family came from Constantinople to Boi- S orrna in 1413. be

THE FIRES OF ECZEMA ,

who endure the stinging, itching _sensa- -tion of Eczema that they speak of the

healing aeH't§entic iniiuence Dr. 'Chase's ‘Oinimoht positively cures Eczema, Salt Britain fill' the 0Dil0iIli~m°i1i? °f C0!"

Rheum, and every form ofiteilillrq Skill miggiqners to negotiate a trade treaty ;:ie€;1;‘:; Q?;'§:;:;edLy Tgfetxggseilttrggs Begzeorgo E Hughes introduced the ques

every homo, and when once introduced with Canada. . . howl nocamofhuon but mom, In 'B mba _tion of the new hotel arll suqgested thc

Itls not thouzht negotiations have ad. hoped we may see an up.|0.d.m, hy.) 0D°'ii"K °i iii” 5“i’5°fii’i~i°i_’ iiiilii i" _"W

world ova,-,and hu no worthy;-|va1_ mnmd Um; fm~_ built by the citizens. He closed with a me°“i°g' If the matt" S “ °wc° L°

\ i ll now irre arable harm will be the lb 1 ii id _ h n <1 5 P V

Premier Laurier is noi; in a Position te gf____:1i"_‘_;i:__i__i_:__§:’_t' ;_i;5ki’i§s___?“5 'Zac' :___ result" He would "ke to he” an cxpns_.

ake any sia'ement. i Yann 8 P sion of opinion on the hotel question.

_ . _ _ h h 1 G D Longworth said the committee had `;

small sizes at less than half price at J. B. ii“i°iiER ii ini" “Tim "A““"iD i ____(§:"t’:_:t_Ii_{7;"__i{___i5 __';i;:_‘; °f1;___°v‘;;‘;“__i]{:'d “one round Wm, the lm in the Bfmrnoon

QUEBEC. JAH- 13- _iSU9°i“i~i“ The ‘he admirable report of th; president ,ms and met with fair suceess.If every citizen

marriage nf Evangeline Parent, dnughter_ to be pubHshed_ Many qmsuans hnd been does not do his best now the hotel will y of the Premier of Quebec to Taos. Legrls brwgm up whfcn slmuld have bw., deal, asain full lhroulzh- If the nrvfcnt cupol-

~ i l h l t 'h th ~ 1 not some

ni Bcurbcnnnls, illinois took place at with ions nav. Anv one ofthe many wa- ""‘ iy e if' 5"” “"0 el m y , L, _ . _

, ggqgjgns if adqpggd would |»¢m,|f, |n R-mug i0l‘ l\i0D5li'ill1P- HE \1l‘1¢ELi l1f0U`l‘~ “C 0"' the stronrzcsr. llmrneni, rrvrrfiie. Ncrvdinc

Sl. Sauvcur. I |",;_|ent He qeconded the adoption rf the in the maticr. .is Ceri.nir1l_\;\'cry p1\r1(~.L|'»\i.:r\g and li is vi

V _ _ . i f . _ _ » . if r i , .. . _ 1 _ Eh” ie” im” “cdiiml tm" through report which was unanimous] carried. i J J U“vi°‘ wi“h°`i in im" Wm" “Nur l¥i.\oc':xi_\udy'l-~Li\iiii:ps|i_

disease. It is of inestimable va ue lp

becomes a household necessity. Dr. Chase’s Ointment istho standard the

A lot oi Men's Boots in sizes 0 and 7 at m

halfprice. A lot of Ladies' Boots in

McDonald's. 12 d W 0|

CROUP-

0 L ' The peculiar cough which indicates

GK'

cupls usually well known to the

mnthersof croupy children. No time,

sh

ould be lost in the treatment of it, and

~ - for this purpose no medicine has received

We have a good quality 011 more universal approval than Chamber-

l

ain's Cough Remedy. For sale by all

tanned Moccasins, the ‘i““8¥i°°°- l

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leather is good and thick,

they have bellows tongues,

_well sewn and riveted. The

boys that are wearing them

say they are 9. goodmoccasin. '

Price-youths' __ $1,oo, Boys’ _ ' _

$1.15, Men’s $1.40 at

- _ magazines.

(lofi Bros

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The Boot Fiwtory. 8

page two oiThc Guardian and the cfm

tothe telegraph service he said he had

, ese s gges ons s ou no

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Canada before leaving :for New Orleans The sec,.em,.y»s report sbswed the tom! ‘nncc Mr \Vrilis woulc: give the city li1nt,:__, and thc sculhrrn Stairs. § receipts from members .iuos etc as $293 P0 i

and the expenditure $258.82 leaving cash on hnnd $f<l5.1§. To this may be arldrd cash in Merchants Bank ef P. E. I. $121! 95 making total cash ass -ts of $159 0il_ ,l‘i e report was adopted.

By the Retiring President, John A Messervey to the Board of Trade-A Very ° Large Meeting Held-Ofilcers

Elected for Coming Year.

The nnnualregular' meeting of the ‘ George E. Hughes for the committee to

Bongo! Trad, was held 1”., “wht at inquire into the railway site, reported theRoouis inlhe McEachern Building that Dpbmns had bm” secured D" 'he

Tha “Nandan” was iheilafgfst mr a Minister of Railways had promised to long time and the business of the mcetirg gi`ve the question his most serious con-

Among those present were the follow- on motion °f Tiwmas H‘““ir“h“"'

,Ds membcrs or me Bom_d_ seconded by Charles Lyons, Nelson liit-

PremierPe,_ex_S~ DAMUKIUDOI1 Horace tenbury was unanimously chosen Pli-

H d_ T H d h _ T B Ru _ G sident of the Board cf Trade. The new Etgzzhes C 2110:; all; Nlcholrgn £1156 President thanked the Buani for tie

NELSONRATTENBURY. ‘ 7 ’ " ' honor the had conierred o hi d ~ ‘ '

Rogers, sr, om. E acid, J J Davies, F H Y _ “ "1 “" JOHN A- MhbSER\ E!-

WASHlNGT0N» Jim- 13 -(31l°0iBi)-Ti\° The New President of the Board of Trade Beer, WV W Stanley L M Poole J A “id he w°“id 'i° his be" in the i“t"'”i's 1

M ___ A P_ L..__ A ___ D __ _ of the city and Province teiiring President of the Board oi Trade'

a eson, ic' r , ‘ uc em n, ' '

Proh WatLs_ W Mmhesom A G Pe&ke_ On motion of \V FTidmarsh, seconded ' . n F L H“z“_d_ John T cmoketm Thos by G E Hughes, Donald Nicholson was

Campbell Major Weeks_wCTume W was elected as Tice President

d5y~ ' ' - A . MT

T||¢1;r¢|;gy0p¢ng¢hg parts of Mnkden ` r’ Nicholson suitably acknowledged the

F Tidmarsh, John McEachern. D L Heaven BenJ_R°ge"__jl__ Bum. Slewu_t_ honor and referred io the rescue of ihe F Wllyndman, E Wheatley, J Wheatley, Wim" gunman AHNM W Donn G Lon worm D On motion ofF H Brer seconded by

NllWMINISiiH - - _;_. wma |MM|N[N1

Rue Gen Esau R B Norton near , J ‘- Ankxh A Dowm if _L Naam ' ‘Y bisrke was re-elected Secretary. _

'_ President Messervey occupied the chair H°"°° Hasznrd suggested th" Mr' --

_ the Vice President, Nelson Ratteubury H°"d;'“h°n Wim 'md "ways bw" img'

' ' _ M I 1 d - most n the work of the board be made a

ariy Session but no Dissoiu _gasraz at_sh;'i_,;:t the Sailretmy’ W W life member of the Council. He euiogised

tion is now Expected President Messervey opened the n,-met: the retlrlmz president for his compre-

hensive and admirable report.

i ing hy the delivery of his annual report. ,

_.__ It was listened to with close attention by E H Bw' and Joh" M°E"°h"" i°il°w°d

muse pregpnh A synopsis appears on lnoommemlntion o[Mr.liandrnhan. The

has been one who has taken a great _ ' _’

_ __ interest in the welfare of our City and W F'T'dm"5h' G E A“id’A H°rne'W W

our Island. The rescue of the winter si’°°'°y'FLH"z“d‘

te itite llldit ith nom FBO” QTTAWA. dnd`:l':isitnsgi:;:tor.l::;;id:n{ lizsscvrvvey as tuliiiws Jah" T Cr°°k°“" R M°M“_l°n' Ofrawa. Jan. 13. -(Speclal.)- The and nm Board ‘D “vin” the Henman CLyans, GeorgeEBughes, Mark Wright

` L ll Poole. H W Longworth, R B Nor-

general impression here is that a session from what would probably have been 5

.__.i will be called and also bye-elections. total loss. Premier Peters also eulogiscd mln' 5°? lg’E“°i'°""' “van “£|°°k°' ‘ir

Tum, me ,ww seven ,,,,c,,,,,,,_,,,, ,,, ,he the work nrws rmmarra who had also Aw!" " °'°°» GWB” °“ °Y-

The following new members were pro-

_found ,endmg ta pm" than Joan of Am Commons and three in the Senna done good work at that time. In referring __°_e__ Beuj C._te___ S A McD_)____ld_ Capt

Great George Street site. The actirg

sifieration.

latter was declared a life member by the

Geo EHugh°s, T B Riley B Boilers,

The Board ol Arbitraoors were chosen

Election

water ter- `

trry preparations are all complc`edf and everything is ready. ’

was (‘oNsoL'raTroNs.

constant communication considering the situation criilcal.

.ram |.uA\~rr<u nax..\'\'.

numbers in expectations of early hosti- litles.

'ro nnmv rwssras' aromas.

thc Russian stores at Harbin, Manchurin.

Russian Military Preparations are Completed

Cz 'r Confers with Aiexieffwlaps are Flying from Dalney-Attempt to Burn Russian Stores at Harbin.

nsn.LIN amura wan. rs xMMrNnN'r.

BERLIN, Jan- 13-(Special)-Ofilclal

sources now admit, and for the first time that conditions in the east are crit- ical and war imminent.

nnssra rs ALL nnanv.

Russian advio :s any that rountry`s mili-

The Czar and Admiral Alexielfare in

The Japanese are leaving Dalny in large

It is said clioris have been made to fire

`PPIRl\iANENT`CllRl`€ FORNEi,iTl..»\ I.(il.»\

iremvny rvllevcs neurnlgirr so quickly as in i\o~`. nppllrwvicn of l’clr-on'.~4 .\`i-rvi\iv.u,

Erpcrlcncerl suil`nr~\r~: <ifr‘r~ that no

hiuhly rccmnmrmdril for lilirurnu

Ai

AHTILLEHY WUHK li _TUHT DUFFTHIN

General Efficiency Returns forthe Dominion

The Result ofthe Field Battery Competition which Took Place at Saint lohn Last Fail

by Various Companies.

()ira\\'.\, Jan. 12.-'l`hc general effici-

ency returns of llc]-i batteries show

Ottawa to be thc head of the llsi, with ilili points; I\'i‘v\’ci»lle, .\'. ll., .$01, and \\ oodstock, 152.

The garrison artillery thc Cobourg com-

pany wus iirst with 323, while four com~

panic; from the first Halifax rcgiment. had

205, 204, 115 and ll-i respectively. This was in the higher establishment.

in the lower establishment, New Brvns~

wick heads the list, Prince Edward Island second, and Nova Scotia third. Four companies from the third New Brunswick

Regiment had 324, 308,301, and 275 respeg. tively. Four companies from the 4th

Regiment, Prince Edward Island, had (M9, 301, 276 and 270,and four companies from the lst Halifax Regiment, second division had 274, 271,271, and 260.

The following is the result oi service

and cornpetive practice with light quick-

iiring (li and l2l uuns, at St. John , N. B., 1ipr.liotcl1ki~.-,in .f\ u;;u~L;-

ll. C. (9, A.

Cnpt. .\ 'l' Ogilvie, Na. lilo . . . . . . .....173 Lleut \V B Almun, No 2 Co . . . . . . . . . . ..,279

:ird Regiment.

Lieut A 1. Fowler, No l Co , . . . . . . . . . . .. .05 LieutRT Brlttain, No2Co............0tl LieutW Vussie.No8 Co.......... Lleut C S E Robertson, No 4 Ca. .. . . .. .081

4th Regiment.

CaptA A Bartlett, Noi Co............0S3 LleutJRDarke, No2Co..,. .....,025 Licui,W A Leslie, N04 Co......_,_ Lleut T .l Donahoe, No 5 Co . _ . . , . , _ . ,, .262

The followinrz in the result ofthe series

and competition practice with iight quick firing (6 und 12 pr) |zuns;-

R. C. G. A.

Capt A T Oliver, No 1 Co . . . . . . . . . . ... .106 Lieut \V B Airncn, No 2 Cu . . . . , _ . . . ._.081

Zlrii Regiment.

Cup: J M Robinson, Noi Co.......... 06

aptlL.I)|’lkc,\'o2C ..___ii2

C . . o....._ Lieui. G A Hiiyarrl, No 3 00...... nil

Capt 1. W Iiarircr No -lCo..... . 075

»ith liegiment.

LicuLC Lcigli,NolCJ...,. . ill Capt l) Lrslie,i\'02 (l0..._..... _....019 Lieut Mc)-'utt, .\'o~iCc............ (|59

Capt W A Jolrne-tm .~, No I. 1'; , _ _ _ _ ___ nil

he Could make N71, in iiil‘ i`|0

(l l) Longvrorth sui-i Mr

able man ~ lnul prrl1i‘I.~‘t~.l to conductiugnfu hotel and

~:drrlnlrc thc

At th_isjusc‘.ure Hr Mess

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~ BRITISH NAVY

WHICH LEADS ALL OTHERS _

So do our Life add Accident policies- Appiv f°f , full particulars to \

HYNDMAN ®. CO..

GENERAL AGENTS

Standard Life‘Aasur\nce Company of Scotland-

nsrannrsnnn r825. ] E Assers 350.000.00-

' Employers' Liability Assurance Corp.'Ltd.» of London, ,

England. _

assxrrs 86.ooo,ooo. I

'r. EDGAR Maenurr, . -

SPECIAL AGISNT.

TheTeathat alwaysg1vessat1sfact1on.......

_vaeation, they were rrquired toaign a

`~|n, lluinb.-rulv, Sciaiiva, and 'l`:otl1f.r-.l.u. Britt-r fry n Liéclrzitlu, ii.`~ all right.

Nol’ri.r_si.1ir|-:ilIr, ll/\\ui.'ruN`.~.

`t`\e pre'si'ienL`s chair. it was tnkv; by 'Mr iiuticnburv ami i :\pplnus.'.

A hearty volc of 1 hunks was moved by

Horace llaszard, seconded ivy licnj Ro,-- ers Sr ani unanimously cnrrird.\Ir Meer- ervcy suitably acknowledged the honor and the meeting adjourned.

nn. ri. w. cruises cmnnn cunr 25°-

_ ls sem du-ser ro rhe diseased

p_am by the improved _Blovnr.

nie tha ulcers, clean rhaail

E__uages,atopa drcpplnr in the

, oat and anmr Qeurea

Catarrh and rlaB_l_'sver__.v lower

ill. Alidealen, or .A. .C lledieine Co.. Toronto and Dua

STUDENTS PLEDGEU

NOT T0 USE TOBACCO.

Dlnawann, Ohio, January 8.-When,

the young men atienairg the Wesleyan University returned from their holiday

pledge to aber/aiu from the use of tobacco during the coming term before been all- owed to return to the Universitv,

Packard: gaiters-I have alarge var-

iety oi these one fitting gaiters in womea'a, misses' and ehlldr-en‘s at lowest spot cash pr’eee.-Oonroylhe Shoeman,

THE ll Al A N C E

of our stock of

Sicds and Slcighs

Hockey Sticks,

Hockey Pucks,

Shin Guards,

Snow Shovels,

_ at Big' Discounts

to clear tilcm out,

cinrsnfogca., ua. °

Sunnyside, Charlottetown. 14 dw ii

TheTeathatonceusedisalways The Tea that is withoutacompetitor in Eastern

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