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me MuRoER TRIAL

or crrus L. RYAN

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0fCharlottetovlln in Progress in Plymouth, Mass .

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ilopresented hy Good _ Legal Talent -The Prisoner is Confident cf the Result ofthe Trial.

Pr.nroo'rn,_.iane 7.-In the superior .am yssafaq oyfru L. ans or canist- tetown was placed on trial, charged with irillingSoo Boo Yee Yoke. alias Quang Sing, a Chinese laudryman, at Hanover Four Corners on Jan. Z8 last. Justicw liardy and Stevens are presiding at the trial. Dist.-Atty. French appears for the Commonwealth and Judge Fred M- liixby of Brockton and Johh F. Oallanan of Plymouth for the defendant. /

Thejuryis made up Hof Andrew Gale, Brockton, foreman; Otis L. Borden, Mlddleboro; John D. Ferguson, Scituate; lieorge B. Gardner, I-Iingham; Calvin H. iiell,Brookton; Samuel W. Hammond, .NI rttapeisett; George E. Leavitt, Whit- man; Henry J. Lelacheur, West Bridge- water; E. Austin Pratt, Bridgewater; James F. Roberts Mlddleboro; Francis 'l`. Sheldon, Rockland; Bradford C. Wilder, Hingham.

In the afternoon thcjury took a view of the premises ln Hanover and the case for the prosecution begun.

Among the witnesses for the defence are Charles Cameron of P. E I.,Fraderick Kelly Maycrlof Oh' Town, Donald Nichol- son and Rev J, F. Johnston.

The prisoner is hearing up well under

the trial and is confident of accquittal. His brother is with him. The Ohinaman was smothered by having his head forced into a washtub about noon of the day mentioned. His place was afterwards robbed, and as Ryan was seen in the vicinity suspicion iellon him, Be was arrested the same day on a train bound for this city. With him was Katie Murray, a Prince

FROST WILL NOW BE OVER.

We have now in stock '

Dwarf Nasturtlum Seed,

Climbing Nastnrtium

Plants, Choice Gladiolus Bulbs,

ALSO SOME FINE

Plants of Dahlias in about 20 varieties, single

and double.

ORDER NOW.

haszard 8: Moore.

CANVAS

SHOES AND

sinners

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CYRUS L. RYAN.

On trial for the murder cfaChinaman,

Edward Island girl, to whom he was en- gaged, and Mr. and Mrs. Pierce, relatives of Ryan. He was indic'c i for murder in the ilrst degree by the grandjury. The defendant is about 2-i years of nge and is of good appearance. It was said at the time of his arrest that his father was a policeman in Moncton, but the statement was denied.

SURPRISE TO DOCTORS.

Most doctors are astonished at the

results obtained bv Dr. Chase’s Ointment as a cure for eczema, salt rhaum and itch- ing skin diseases which are often consi dercd well nigh incurable. By word of mouth from friend to friend the excepti- onal merits oi' Dr. Chase‘s Ointment have

graduaxlliy become known until it is now atauda the world over and has a record of cures unparailalled in tho history of medicine.

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TRADE AND SHIPPING

, PORT 0F CHARLUTTETOWN.

June 7, ar: Eagle, Mongroli, Tracadie, N.

B.; St. Helens, Mason, Montreal. June 7. cld; Lydia Ryder, Terrlo, Psspeh-

iac; Stanley Mac, Whittle, Richihuotc; Eagle, Mongfroli, Tracadie, N. B.; James Sample, Bell, Picton.

June 7 er:-- J. C. Dikin. Griffin, Isaac'e

Harbor; Vi m. Dunbar, Forrestall,North-

port.

June 8 ar:-Two Birds,Lcrd,Crapand; S.S.

Halifax, Ellis, Boston.

June 8 old:-Wm. Dunbar, Fcrrestal,

Northport; S. S. Halifax, Ellis, Boston; Day Spring, L\-Blanc, Marble Moun- tain; A.J. McKean, Deroohe, Tignlsh.

IN OUR GRANDFATHERS YOUTH.

Paralysis was almost unheard of in the

youth of our grandparents, and nearly every newspaper contains a record 'of someone being stricken with this dreadful form of helplessness. Paralysis is in reality a starving of the nerves, and can ‘aiwa s be prevented by the timely use oi Dr. (»¥haee's Nerve Food, a preparation which has no rival as n creator of nerve orce.

We want a bunch of

Funny Black Rats

011 Paper -

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The time is drawing near

A .li'¢4" A

for Canvas Shoes and w_c - -¢l,_,

are sure that we'can suit

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We have a nice white canvas shoe for women at $1.00. No better value can be

ii.

Efisses’ Canvas Slippers at 85c. _ Childrcn’s Canvas Slip-

8 t .

Ediarasyéirnvas Slippers at 58c.

Bfose

A I uaill ix lalns Liiiiiiii TEA i`l|ci:ess. E

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` ana aluinn

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W_il1 your youngster draw one

for us P

Draw 2 Cat on ecard 8% x Ir

inch and put your name and ad- dress also.

We' oifer three pretuiums-For

the funniest drawing $1.00, for the second funniest 5o cents; and for the third funniest 25 cents.

.J.Paton & Co.,

Name your school. I. P.

'Ere _Qse

iwillll K|LLEli

Bl EXPLllS|llll

Eight' Hundred Men are Out

of Work by Fire ‘

Shot and Killed His Friend while . His Mind was Ali`ected-~Martlal

Law in Colorado

SHOT AND KILLED Bl! FRIEND.

ALBANY, N. Y. June 8.-(Speeiai)-

Richard E. Prousser of the broker drm of R.. E. Prousserdt Co. Broadway shot and instantly killed Miles E. McDonnell. travelling man of Boston in the Ten Eyck Hotel early this morning.

Both were friends. It is said Prousser's

mind was affected. He gave himself up immediately alter the shooting.

800 MEN our or wciuc.

Hazel/roN, PA., June 8.-(Special) -By

the destruction by tire of No Four breaker ofthe Lehigh and \Vilkesbarre Cc. at Audenseid today B00 men and boys are thrown out of work. Loss $103,000.

rwiczvrr i<rr.r.cn nv sxPr.osIoN.

Mamtm, June 8.-iSpecial)-Twenty persons were killed yesterday by an ex-

plosion oi fire damp in a coal mine near Ovideo.

MARTIAL Law DECLARED.

Vrcrort, COL. June 8.-(Special)-Man

tial law was declared in Cripple Creek district today.

Willi lMEllllIill

fBllilllS Ellli li.i.P.

ls. the Siateinent in Letter

from Divisional Engineer

Detective Power Refused Steel Company to Organize a Police Force for Protection-

nssrsicrxva was murusxn. '

HA.LiFAx, June 8 - (Special) - Mayor

Crosby refused to send Detective Power to organize a police force to protect the Sydney steel works ae requested by the solicitor of the Steel Company.

Pnsraaxsca To auanroaivs.

Wrsmsicc, June 8 - (Special) - The

denial of the Grand Trunk engineers before Commissioner Wirichester re the

preference to American over Canadian and English engineers for survey work received a poser when Judge Winchester read n letter written by Divisional En-

gineer Kyle confirming the charges.

wasrrzri .urisitrcarl uname.

Among other things Kyle said in his

letter to Hugh Allen of Pocatello, Idaho, that while the policy ofthe road was to

give preference to Canadians and English- men, it. was necessary toimport American brains to carry the thing through.

KYLE amrrrs wnrrrnu rr.

Kyle was forcsd to admit that he

wrote the letter.

Last. evening a large and representative

number of cilizens gathered toaether at the Victoria tc look over its appoint- ments and were courteously shown through the large portion which has been renovated and refurnished.They were one and all impressed with the grea'- ncss of the change and the handsome and sumptuous manner In which the hotel is now equipped. After this inspection the guests were summoned to the beautiful and brilliantly lighted dining hall -where a capital menu was served.

A round of toasts followed, the respon-

ses to which occupied the time down to midnight. President Hughes of the Tourist Association who presided proposed Tha King in response to which the National Anthem was heartily sung. The President ofthe United States was ably answerci for by Consul Vail. For the Canadian Parliament Hon. D. A. McKinnon neatly responded as did Dr. Warburton for the Provincial

THE UFENING ill illi Vlllllllill HlllEL.

Legislature. Councillors Hooper and Paton returned thanks for the toast of the Mayor and Council. Then F. H. Beer sang a song of the sea. For the Charlotte- town Board of Trade, which was next honored President Rattenbury, VV. F. Tidmarah and F. L. Haszard responded, the two latter at considerable length. Mr. Rsttenbury proposed the Tourist Asso- clatlon,coupled with the names of Geo. E. Hughes and J A Messervey who respond. All the speakers complimented proprietor Stcrns upon the excellent equipment of the Victoria, which was pronounced eq ual to anything in the hotel line in the Maritime Provinces, a credit to the City and the Provinces, and affording every assurance that our tourist visitors will be better cared for than ever before and as well as they can desire. A number of the speeches were worthy of an extended report, which cannot he given after the lata hour at which the company brolra

up.

|SLlNllEliS ll

M’lilLL lIllLLEiiE

Take a High Standing in the Medical Examinations

The results of the Medical Examinations

of McGill University were announced

yesterday. The following Island students graduated and received the degree of M. D.:-

Percy C. Crosby, Marshfield. J W Collin, Mount Stewart.

J E Gillis, Indian River.

F J Hogan, Tlgnish.

A B McKenzie, Harteville. J W Collin graduates with Honors in

all nnhlects, takes eighth place In a gra- duating claes of eighty-two. J E Gillis graddatce with Honors in all

subjects and takes ninth place. _

make an equally good showing.

H A Leslie, Sonris, aggregates

Honore in all subjects and takes third place in his class and leads his class In clinical medicines.

J D Hchean, Cullodan, aggregates

Honore in all lnbjecu and takes tenth place and leads his class in surgery.

E E_Binclnir, Snmmerlide, passes in all

subjects and takes Honore in clinical medicine and Hygiene. _

WANTED -A ease ol headache that Kumfort Headache Powders will not cure

in ten minutes.

.P.ra, which General Kuropatirin categori-

In the third year the Island students

Nor ro Excninogyjisontns.

Pears, June 5.-According to a St.

Petersburg despatch, General Kuroki recently proposed an exchange of prison-

caily refused.

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AP|=nrc|Ar1o_N_or THE onto.

Srnmzr, June ll -At a mr-.etlrg ofthe

Cape Breton Barristers` society, held this afternoon, a resolution was adopted in effect that the society learned with pro- found regret ofthe death of Mr. Justice Ritchie, and that they were de- ply sensit- ive of the great los-1 thc bench and hir of Nova Scotia have sustained in the death of this learned and universally respected Judge.

If ills a bilionn attack, take Chamber-

lein'e Stomach and Liver Tablets and a quick recovery is certain. For sale by all druggis s.

Black Diamond Lina

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The S S Bcnavista sailing from Mon-

June Iath, sails for St. John’e, Nfl’ via Sy ney and North Sy ney, carryin horses, cattle and shee on deck and

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and passage, appl to

Unimportant

nnuavs: Jars Losr A sum.

ST. Plrrsnslnao, June 8-(Spe¢1,1)__

The Rixssian Admiralty is convinced that either the Japanese battleship Yoshima or the Sheleshima has been lost oil' Tallcn Wan.

Reports of sorties from and attacks on

Port Arthur, coming from foreign sources arouse the livallest interest here.

Russian ourvnoar rs rrcnr.

Viceroy Alexleff telegraphs the

Emperor that at the battle of Kin Chow

the Russian'e right flank was strongly supported by the gunboat. Bohr and two

l»0l‘K1edo boats, wh'ch_afierwards returned to Port. Arthur.

xNsr°isc'r'rNu rout anrnun.

Tomo, June H»(Specinl) --Four Jgp.

anese gunboats marie a close reconnais-

ance of Port Arthur harbor at midnight. of the 6.h under a heavy cannonade.

THE lllllll'S

llil ALLIANCE.

At a meeting of the Local Branch of

the Lord`s Day Alliance held in Zion Church last evening a fair number were present. Rev. G. R. White conducted the opening .service-Rev. Mr, She rar readlna the scripture and Rev. Mr. Mo- Neill led in prayer.

After singing the second hymn the

Chairman introduced R.~v.Mr.Shearer who delivered one of his characteristic speeches on the importance of Sabbath observance. The speaker pointed out in a forceful manner that a proper observance _of the Lord`s day meant the welfarejof the individual, the nation and the Christian religion. Togive up the Christian Sab- bath, said the speaker, means the surren- der of about all we hold dear.

The meeting of Provincial Alliance will

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ECHOES FROM WAR'

ARENA IN THE EAST

Believe Japs Lost a Ship-Russian Gunboat in the Fight-inspecting Port Arthur- Russian Torpedo Boats Operating-

En ga game nt,

Gunhcat N04 was hit and sustained

damage. One sailor was killed and two wounded.

Russian' 'ronvano soars.

On the night of May 20 ten torpedo

boats went out against the Japanese boats operating in Kin Chow Bay.

One tcrpedo boat struck a rock and

sank, the crew being saved.

some NavA1.\as\JA1.'rrns.

The casualties among those serving the

guns were one ciiiccr missing and six snilrrs wounded, I

U:~'r:ui'ou"rANr r:Nuau£Ms:N'rs.

Liao Yam., June .‘<-lnpeclaii-Unim-

p0li.ui.t, if gi\gcru\=nt,.1 continue on the

Fong Wang Cheng road between the

Matlen mountains and the Japanese D0>lLi0I\s`. also sklrinlshes in thc neighbor- hood of l’ulunticn_ forty miles north of Port Adams.

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l’re>~i.-\V. T. iiuggan. Vice Preslderitsf-All the clergyman of

the city.

Scc'y Treas.-J. A. Lawson. Executive Committee.--D. Small, St.

James: Dr. Ayers, Grace: J. J. Chappell, St. Pauls; A. Dnchcmin, First Methodist; A. I". Webster, Baptist; Jasper Plckard, Zion: Harry \Villlams, Christian; D. McKinnon, W. C. Turner.

The local branch of the I.7rd`s Day Alliance will meet in the Y. M. C. A, today at 2 o’clock.

IS YOUR BACK LAMB.

Does it hurt to stoop or bend down;

Have you a heavy dull pain at the base ct the spine i If so, the best remedy in Ner- villne; it will Invigorate the tired, sore muscles, make them supple and strong. Nerviline will drive out the pains and make you well in no time. Nothing so good asNervilina for humbagc,StiiT Neck, Rheumatlsm, Neuraigla and Scialina. Buy a 20s. bottle of Poisons Nerviilne to- nny, and try it. Dir. I-I.iMrr.'roN’s PrLLs irons CoNa'rrr>a- 1~roN.

be held in the Baptist Church of this city on Thursday June the 16th. The executive willmcet at three p. m., and puhlic meet- ing atb o'clock to be addressed by the Revs. Messrs Shearer and Moore. This promises to be a meeting of much imp Jr- tanca and profit to all. Two such eloquent speakers as the above named gentlemen speak for the character oi' the meeting.

The following officers were elected for

the ensuing year:

Ffldfty. |0th Inst is the

last day for discount on accounts due the Char-

lottetown Light 6. Power Co. Ltd.. for av lighting and patrons are reminded that under no circum- stances cefn any allow- ances be made after that

_ date. 8d 5|

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many sales.

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*ss

is in the designs.

touch of talented artists. Colors, tints and tones, are only equalled by nature. Not surpassed in beauty by any- thing to be found elsewhere in the city.

treal Fridcy momiug, June rcth, will are not priced accor ng to their charm. We be due at Charlottetown, Sunday even- make little prices to harmonize with our way ll8»J““¢ 1201- “M0” M°“d°Y (IIOOD3. of doing business-moderate profits and

produce under deck at Towcet possible

rates;

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EA E Bnoshteggi Importers of Artistic Wall Paper.

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