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CI-IARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER

I-\'VE KLY)

2» 1905

CENTS PER M0.\".i’H .

Blglllaltl COPY TWO CENTS

FATAL ACCIDENT ON

ENGLISH RAILWAY

Ca” l'°°V° thc Track when C°ml"3 l“i° with' The Allan Liner Victorian on Cape Charles, about |20 Miles from Mon

all and Crashed into the Station Killing Both Men and Women-Cars then Take Fire.

\\'ri‘m\r.r., England. September 1.-

5;-ei-ia|.)~Ars the express from London tr»Grrirrier~ on the Great Easterly Railway \\-rr.~ entering; \ViiIr1\l| station today sever-

,rl pirsserrrrer carer left. the track and fr-a.s|ie<l into the station bulldirn: causing tlredealli of ten persons, six being wo-

rueir, and seriously in_i\rriu|; twenty

others.

The rrrrsoirr-.ters under the cars caught G

llre ami eorrsunretl the wreckage but for- -

turratcly all the Indies were removed bo- 5 fore the Ilarnen gained lrerrdway.

Three rear- ears mounted the platform,

fWO"STEA‘MERS XSHOFREF I FF I F

in THE sr._ LAWRENCE

treai -Virginian at Crane island Fifty Miles Below Quebec-Three Hundred and Fifty Passengers on the Victorian.

MUN'|`lU'?»\l». Sept. l-(Speelul.)--Tho dren. rian.

demolished the station liuilrllrrgs irnd then lurncd over.

IMPOSING WERE _

THE CEREMONIES

Streets of Edmonton are a Blaze .and Bunting

#immense Crowds

‘ Governor is

1-]|i\|n_\r'r'.ir\', Sept. 1-( Special. )-Tire

str-4-els rue ablaze with lingo and hunting wliile art-lir-s and store after store rleeor-

ated .\ itlr Alberta. wheat tell the story of

the present. and future.

'l‘lie Vice ltr-gal and ministerial party have been greeted by great crowds since in-riviiin here and in fact all along thel line.

iininenso crowds attended the concert.,

lirsl. nitglit and afterwards Earl Grey lrelil

are Present--New Sworn In

ir reception. l Today there was it parade of citizens,

areviexvof the Mounted Police anti llrc

presurrialilorr of rr civic address to Earl- Grey.

New Iirunswlcl: was sworn ln us the llrst

governor of the new province and in the 1'* afternoon sports were held.

linll in the ovenirng.

GAVE SILVER TEA SERVICF.

()'v'|'.\\v.\, Aug. 30-The stall' of the

liriirrier- departrncnt this morning preserr» intl tt»’l`. Cooper liovllle, chief elerk, a lirn:.~iiver tea service, because of his rrp- |ir'riawlrirrg rnrrrrln[_fe. Mr. Ficlilimt joined wilir the ollleials in making: the presen- tation anti on their behalf lrirrrdcd the gill in Mr. Iiovllle. Thenrinistt~rreferr'crl lu the pleasure it. gave lrlm, particulrrrly its Mr. iloville was to rrrrrrry to r\ _towns-l wonirrn of bis, Miss Sliver, of iirrlifux.

'l`lllS Ml<IDICINE IS IlREATBED.

'l'|ral's why it is sure to cure C'r\luri-lr.

You see il trees direct to the source of i-he rli.~.<-a~t-_-its lrealintr vapor' repairs the rlirrnrrrre caused bycatarrlml inllrtmrnatiorr. "tiatirrr-linzorio" always euros because lt uocsirrto thnae tiny cells and passages that ordinary remedies can'b reaelr, goes tvlrr-i-ellie disease aeturrily is. Impossi- bll' for "Cr\turrlrozone" lo fall as any rltir-lor will tell vou. Don`t be misled into thinking tliercls uaytlrinrr so good as (‘irtru-rlruzurre,~use it anti you‘ll soon nay gornl bye to catnrrlr. '

F o oi Comfort

is ever the watchword in

the construction of the Slater Shoe. This shoe is made to fit your feet. Your feet do not have to fit the shoes, and this is something intending shoe purchasers should 'bear in miitd. Have' y'ori neat 'feet ?, If so keep them neat. If not` the Slater Shoe will 'material- ly help you to have neat feet.

One of the chief materials

used in the construction of the Slater Slice, is the cele- brated oak tan sole, that re- sists water'and__whic‘h is bring- Hlg out so many imita- PYS but notre genuine except 1” “The Slater Shoe” as they control this tannaée leather. Our stock of Slater Shoes include l>0x calf, vlci kid, velour calf also tim and chocolates.” Prices are 5360. $4 00 and $5i`oo. We also have the Patent Blucher at $3.50 which is the beat and most stylish »°l10e in the "market, and is made fmhtagreat assortment of lasts. Pronln and'have alool: over this line it will interest you. Watch f°l' the door which the slate hangin °V°r. it ,inuures_mlsia¢tlot_i.

(IOFF BROS..

S°l° AKCMS for Slater Shoe for Men.

BIG ENGLISH FIRM 'E WON’T HAVE 'PHONES

l.rinrio.\', Aug. Jil.-Incredible as lt. niiry

London decline to intrutluee telephones I

in t|ut~stiou-lilr, 1’r-uguell, of Cook, Soir & Co., \var'eliouserncn, of Sl. l’r\ul`s Clrurelrynrd-\vas asked the reason for the ilrm's decision irr the nratl.er‘, Ire said.

For example, we have .'iU,il(Xl accounts on

post to the rrverage number ol .'»,0tltl. rr

articles individually of little value. M Should we have a telephone System for Ll

the use of our crrslorrrers there would be

departmclrts. These rurlesrtrerr arc here \ to sell goods and if they were at the call __

would be nruclr curtailed. A

“lie.~iirle.~i, we slrunld be compelled to S

establish a large exclrrrrrge i\irrl_emrr\l_'e at R leant twenty operators rrrrd as many more

rrresserrger boys.

Minard's Linlment Relieves Neuralgia

For School ' and

_ ollege Books _

go to _

liaszard ®. Moore’s.,

Afull stock of school sup-_

plies just opened up. Ask for. _ Cash Discount. 1

Haszanl. fr Moore. li

At noon lion. Mr‘. llulyca formerly of A'

business would be rr serious tlelrirnent. '55

i ,

Allan Liner Victorian, \vl\ile going out ofll Earlier in the day the Leyland liner They are not In anydunger. The Victo-

» the St, Iiuvvrenv.-c today run ashoro on Virginian went ashore at Crane Island, rirrlr has nineteen feet of wrrterllr the for-

apc Charles. 120 miles from here. fifty miles below Quebec and all the avail i ward lrolil. cases of cholera have been reported here. She is hard rrnd first fortvard and her able wrecking plant was sentto her .sol The Vir;_'irrian's eurrdltioa is said to he

WY" li* lll'0.ll'0llllH l!\l0 U10 Slllll Cfltlllnel that the Victorian has to rely an the tirrlrs 'serious' as she is making water rapidly. _

A dense fog- prevailed anti ltr addition land barges going l`ronr llfontrcal. ,l Strerrtrorrs efforts, are being rnirde to

there wrrs rr tlrlelt smoke from the forest 'I`lrere are till() pu.~i.~4err|rers on the Viclo- l lluar. butb the sf.t.~n\iret's. '

EHEE BAPTISIS llllillllllilll lWllllLll'S EHEAIESI _S P

IEHEE Ill ilNlllN _IHE l]ElIEllSEll ENGINEERS MEET

On the Proposed Basis- Oddfeilows of Charlottetownl_At the Request of President

Union id Now Fully En- Honor the Memory ofthe Roosevelt to Consider Pa- dorsed Dead of Their Order. nama Canal

_ _ __ Borirl.

I _.___

liAr.rr.\x, Sellt. I--(Special)-Tlic Free \Vi\arrrNt;~i-oN, Sept. l.-(Special)-A not-

liaptist convention at Sharp Harbor tu~ _ able gatherirnr ofthe \vorltl‘s greatest. cn- lll-fllb \llll\l1llll0\lSly \'0l-Gil ill fr\\'0l` Of lilllr " Y O ggineers have assernlrled here today upon

list' lllllml 0" UIC D\‘oDOSetl basis. ____'_I__"gl_l_‘;:`|;€__'_ l_’rcsident Roose\'elt‘s request. to r-onsldcr

_,c_____eL_,_ _O _,___ ___c'___0__y of awk, _lc___l _whitherasealevcleunal or rt loci; canal

lrrathren by deeuratinte their graves in the W0Ul(1 IPD l'0ll0l` f0!` Plllllllllll-

At M_mL_e___| SL_p|_e___hm_ ISM to E_,___,s__ different cenreteries. _ The deliberations will take some tlnre

This custom \\'iriclr has I een follot\\ ed

irrrd l\Irs. Earle, a son. ' _ ' ‘ _ and all phases ol' the situation will be

for nrrrny years is a most appropriate and _ _ _

At. Tyne Virlley, Sund_ay, I\L\f»!~ 27~ 10 beautifulorre. It symbolizes the ex- “ly ilscusscll' __

"“””l'“"'l Mrs- Ellis' “ ‘ "uiihiclh istenee of a former Frieruiship whose

At Leominster, Mass., on August 20th, inemory can never fade, of a Truth to

,_ _ __ to Charles and Mrs. Corley, a daughter. that friendship which death itself can uw pmgmm wound up “lm u mum never violate, of the service of a brotlrer-

hood wlrone Love can never tlie, and it .._.. l

l"CllL'lllL‘8 ifhll ll\"l\'illli.l/ Of l\¥\ 0l‘£{fllll-Mll/l0Il Monday being Labor DayThc Charlotte-

Al2~th9 Mllhwr S0\ll”l2l. 011 T\l'¢B'll'|Y. whichls evor mindful, not. only of it.~r!¢_o“.n G“m.dm,_ Wm nb, he issued The

Alllll-‘Bb 20 by RCW- F- C- 5511115011. JUIUI Iivlngmcmbers but of the silent voices ‘ , _ , _ _ ___ M__G______‘_____ v______0____c___ B_C__ ___ M18! ______ ______ ____________e;____________ News and Lditorial 1)epartnrent~a \\rll be

.YIU0 Mil? MlDUl\l\l‘l “'L'f~L RlV¢'l”. To the onlooker there can be no more "lm" from 7 W ii Wllllllll “nfl M0“ll'\.V

llf 1 v ` - '

"__ Lot 47. imprc:'.~iive spectacle :than that ull`ot1~t|cd night at 7:10.

on Decoration Day when the floral links

On ilfonday July iirrl at Auckland, DOESIT STAND :TO REASON that

\\ill be no e\ception

°“’"" 0"” of Lllc lllmcsl'lllcllcnntllelwnisln Claude Hunter, second son of S. \V. Mc- “W llllll “T70” i‘h0`l4l`ll"l5~“' of ith” d*`l"”`md Perry Davis' Pairiltiller could lruve held

_ ntyre, Sydney to Amelia Mrrrgux'et,seeond l’r°i'l‘0_“‘t "ml Elle §"l°‘““ Service or Lim public confltlencc for till years unless it

l"l'° li” l""’lll""5“' “lion ill" Ulm limi ‘L5 drrulrlrter of John Kier, \\'akclleltl Street l°'lI§“ l"l spoken' _ eali y did r-ure diarrlroea, ciiolera morlins l“E'~'l'°`5l"’ "ru lm" “c""'°‘l by its "l”"cm"“" and Ir niece of Dr. \Vil|iirrn Keir of l\Iai~ The ceremony In uw lmsl' .him utbrlwbell and all similar troubles so conirnon and so “ll“`" ill” Kelleml “"‘“"F:°l' of me lm" per|ue Prince l'.`d\vard l.~'litnd. l|\l‘l§0 I\\lllllJ'~'1'-‘i by lLH -‘llU\Dlll~'lW l\“‘l I9” dangerous in hot \veatl\er'.

’ ' pathetic brevity, and tomorrow, if line ___i_______

niro. ' - __ _|=Avo

_ ie owing a e

At Wood Islands, on the Zatlr August, _u.,“.c5 Wm he ,|ecO,.,,|_,,,|_

On the morning of August Zilst, Kitty __

'i`l full r the brethren whostl

“Tire installation of leleplrones in our 1900. Mlllwllll ll- lllllflllillllnr Ill UU# “RC °f or.n r<:Nrir.r.~ur <'r:atrr'r'r-zrw.

ycms' Bro. iloseplr lf. Davison, died Nov. lllth, “ ____

ourliooks. \Ve ilaily receive orders by _rcliet of the late Alex. Meinnls.Rc<ll’oiritl 1 73' . , \vm‘\"l'"li’ Ang' :H'_Tll° U' Il' R'

, s'r'.1-r:'r|-.a:< t.r~,r\rr-.rr.rrY. .. -. . . ,

_ ___ cl ___ __________ "___ _____________ irup rrport cuurlnrg hltrrltobn and

Mo t uf those orders me for numerous oil? “John I"tllil Daniel and Bm- Slllllllifl Ml\l'5ll\. ‘lied ~l\lly 7th, 1\_Ssinibuia\vas issur-rl today. lt shows

s ‘-" “V ' ‘ ‘r » - .

ary Ann at home Janres at St l’el.er's 1574' Llml from ml” in "U"“"iy`ll"° l"'r"u'lt`:°l

and innglillnlln Sparta srrrca\\'onri t-mir-;'r‘r-:ri\'. wheat crop was out by Tnesiliiy night,

ny’ _ N _ _ H_.,,_ Gem \V,,|,_,_.,. ]h.c,._l,|iu,|_]u1y 1,,¢__ whlelr _rnerrrrs that abotrt eitzhty per

_ _ _ __ __ _ _ ____ ___ ____ On llrlr l!\`L‘llIllI! Of Alllrll-*L will. lS7H_ cent. rs in stock today. The weatlrcr t‘o|r~

an errdlem. interrup ton o sa esm _ ._ Mm-y, rulict ofthe lrrte Jrunes ltobcr‘t.~rorr, H__o_ __D____ H______c__b_____ _"___, _]__l___ _m,_,__ ,lmons |,,,,.c hee" |-,“.0,._,|,]L__ _,ml nu, chlcf

Vehli lill/CF. Emil/ l’0ll\l». Dllfltl S0V'~'llltY‘ 1532 » delay to lrarva.~'tin|; has been the slror-Lane ill!! lL‘\\\`llll4 ll\`¢ Soils "lZ- AlUxil“‘l"" '_ ~ . .- . of help. 'l`lrrcr~r|ring I errins in earnest next.

ol' every one by telephone their sales Rc__'1,__i_____ __oh___ R__hc’_____ u'___,__louk _____; ____l_f_ro. J. It. licndtrsorr, tiled -luly llth._, __________ _____c ________ __;______ ______ ____ _______________

rlilrur, and two ilarrglitors, I\lrs..l0sla|\ Bm ________ P I__________ _lied _______ !____h_ ,_i____S_ The “_c____|_c__ is wal |___d__y _____|

iver.

tewart and Mrs. -luseplr Clllllg. \'l'¢hl/ wah ' l . l there are sirrrrs of rain.

Bro. A. Il. Str-.\\'rrrl, tiled June Zitlr 1z~.‘2.

$,‘~l,0(lllIll<l\VAltl) Bro. -lolrrr ll. Mclicod, died Dee. 2*-Jtlr Mi|1ard’3 Linimgnt Cure; Lung5_

Fon A r'.\.~'rr ur' I:\'l'ltrr/\rir.rt.‘ t'ul\`.<'r'rr'/\'rrnr\' llltll.

To a person who can't be cured of con- l'lE“l'l'l‘3"“ "l‘:“ll`7l'l`lllY‘

stipation by 1)_r llarnlltorr`a_ Pills, thc __L____|____u _2m_lH_m_

above re\va_rd will be paid. I\o crrtirarrle I;'_°‘ D'_-_‘V_l;lL_c_‘_ l __ ___ ________ Mn _____ ___ iiieiliviiie|4I\’0H>\1Ul‘ '""‘l"K ~‘*""'S““""°" iw' ""“'” ' im" ”‘ y' ` 'r‘on<>\~»ro Sent "-tSpr-irrirll-I.ir.rlir to orellecls such marvellous cures as Dr. 1g9()_ ‘ ' "' lll"l'll"°"'*l Plllll' Heller lllllllclllumly Bro. John Varree, died .lune l7l.l\. ltiilli. morlerate wlnrls, line, tint rrirreli clrange l‘ollow.s fo;-_lreadat:he, billionsrress ami __ __ D________ “, __,______________ _______ M____ _ __ __ __ __ stomach rlrrsorticinq. No in-_rpinl_' |aiuH. T' ' -‘ ' ~ 1" '~llll"~11\ "N-

ulitrrriirnr ser|sr_trr;ir~r,___r\ot_Iitm; rut tIu_: ‘Allin lrllhl

8 *J D

rr - _ ~ '

o t pleasant. rr' ie rr ent Lire u.o B. _ _I l D_ C .,.|._ dim Seph 13th,

ll!l|_~_=l1l_rr_r1_iill.r,\|i':e_ Pills-otllers_ not so good. _______‘_D 0 ln ul l'

|~-2. . lui. atrrlldeale-rs. _ _ ___ _ _ __ _ " ’ i rrr rvrrr crsre

Good-bye to the balance of our straw “ ' ' _ i

, - ' ); ' e ri 'tl A . Pll.| . ltillll.

rr|rr_l.tlr_r|;_ and r_'enrr\arrt _ends_. if in _need of :_ l:fic,l|L1`|__,l:: 2,,_l_ 1,;-7" ...__

Lum" um l5ro.Tlreol.. Chappelle, died i)cc. 2Tllrl Plllfl

,M ,W "_ reel. Bantslr Para in the Back.

' 2-"ith, 1804.

__ ...__;. -- A _A

The Cut of the Clothes I

la the main point in u ault, Of course tho partletrlar pat- lnrn of tho cloth nfirln amnethlrr to tho lookvhut the e\rt,~\\'elll wo alrlno tlror-o.

To be Identified

As a well drormod man yotr rnurrt have clothon that urn up tn tho mlnato for style.

Wo make them.

citric 3. rrcsrrts,

Clothiern,

Queen Street.

6-15 dw r yr.

4§¢“_”

Bro. Wirllrrce F. Seantlebury, died Sept. l

Cured Mr-°. Jas. i\Iarphy and

____l__l_ru. 'ilreo. Itrrrtprlrarson. died Sept lst. Everyone Else She Rec0_n_

liro. David 1’nurr|l, died Aug. 27th, llltltl. mended Timm To'

liro. George Worthy, died Sept., lllfltl. Bro. Jas. Ross, died .Iuly 22nd, lllul. ltrvrcn (i_\ri:\'o.\'. Que, Sept l.-(Special). Bro. Sydney linrmrn, died Jany. 2llth, No complaint is su tiornnrou anrnng wmrr-

1p01, cn aa }’irlrr-ln~t.lrc-liuek. It isa safe cstl~

Bro. W. li. Ilorvllaur, dlerl Jany, Iitllh, mate that fully half the women in Canadrr

|002, are alllietr-il with lt. For that reason

Bro. \Vnr. Ilnrrls died Dec. lllh liltll.

every evidenci- that there I.-‘a sure and

I complete cure in existence is thankfully

liro. Fred. C. iiattri\y, died Nov. lltlr, \)()2_ r|:t~eivt-d. And there is abundant evidence

ro Jas Stewart tilt-tl Dec. 30th 1002

that llodrl`s Kidney Pills is just such a

. . . . . . .

Bro. iI.Wailacc Davison, dletl Sept. Sth, cure. This district enulll furnish a dozen

lp()-g_ ` cures, but one lr ertouglr for an example.

};m_ Th0§_ 1)_ lruum-s_ ,pmt ])¢(»,_ mth, The ont- is that of Mrs. Jus. Murphy.

||_;-4_ She nays. |3m_ nal,” D_ Comm ,Med MM, 3,.,|_ m()5_ "i suflereil for tlrirtyclglrt months with

Slater Mrs. John A. \Vnrea. died Sept i* Pnl" I" my l"“`l" I i°°k»l‘"‘° °"" lm* °l

-3.m.|_m|g_ ' I)odd‘s Kidney Pills andl hare never

been troubled with tht- pain since l also

Tire procession headed by the Fnurtli ' _ ` ' rt.-griirenr rirnirr will time oirrrrerrnwr ‘”"°°"""""""" 1""""" K"l'“"' l"""‘ '°

Fully one Thousand

riclous persons are unfit-r obs:-rvntiorr.

The legal and medieal machinery for

dealing with the epidemic is now in oper- ation.

CHOLERA ;EPI_DEMlC

IS NOW IN BERLIN

_ Forty Cases Have Been Reported There-

People are _ Under

Observation- Effective Steps not taken to Stamp it out.

llr-:nr.rN, Sr-pt. l.-(Special)~Forty-three Tire cholera is chiefly confined to \\'ea|_»,

[Prussian districts and fully one thousand

Nine pcr_~ions have died rind many .~ur.‘.- Wilsons “ul ullllur °l"i(""'"l"""'

it is feared that tb- Prussian ailmlnis-

tration is nut. taking; any steps lo deal with the epidemic tlrus rerrdering far more dillieuit the wurk of the lierlirr au lborlties.

RINCES

'i`i>rrt»N'rr», August itl.-One of the officers

of the rraval dt-taelimenl. uavr- expression tonight ofthe unfortunate impressiorr that wus made upon the olllcers and men by the nature of their reception in Toronto- In reply Lo a question the gentiemirn corr- lrostetl llie reception ofthe party in other cities to the dlsrrtlrarrtarre of 'l‘or'onto.

“\Ve have been treated like rr purly of

travellirrg minstrels-tire star feature in it variety spectacle-and it is decitiedly beneath the dignity _of the navy. I do not wish you to use rny riirrne, for we are riot here as inrlivitluirls at ull, but as re~ pre.scntati\'e.~. of thc navy, Socially. Ire continued, we enjoyed ourselves imnren- sely, and made many friend.~. \Ve had an excellr-nt trip to Niagirrrr-vr~ry pleas- ant for both oll-let-rs and men.

DRAMATIC SCENE

AT ANNOUNCEMENT.

1’orr'r-s.\rou'i‘rr, N. 11., Aug Siu. -Wanda frilly dramatic and tragic were the eir- eurrrstarreesi at the stores builditn.( In the navy yard yesterday when Mr. Witte onine from llre secret conference roorrr in which peace was decided upon and mario the irrrrrouirer-nrcnt. to his seerctrrries. Upon the words he was to uller to them .lr-.penderl perlraps the fate of lt‘ll,t\00 lives. Every pre|'iarrrLion had been niade at St. l’etei-slnirir and at tire front to continue the war. The military party was rletcr~ mined nnil i.i|\cvil,elr tv-as to try eorielus- iona with Oyanrrr. lfa rrrpture lmd come llre sirrnirl was to be given lo Iiinevitclr ami an irnperlal manIfc.~.io, already prepared would have been issued proclaiming to the lirrsairrrr people the irrrposailrilily of auccpiirrg the eontill.im\~a.sl:r»rI by Japan r\nd calling rrpoir the llussian people to .support the Czar ami the govcrrrrnr-nt in its decision not to pay tribute' to the foe.

.\`citht‘r Mr. \\'ilte nor airy member 0

the Russian mis.~‘ion believed il poasilrle that iiaron Komura would place It in the power of the llusairm plenipotcrrtiarles, acting within tliriv in.~lrueliorr.s, lo ton- clnde peace. livery p|'eparrrl.iurr for rie- pitrlure had been made. Tire Russirrrrs had not only packed their trunks but a special train lrird been r-nrzirlzerl to lrrke the party to New York.

.\ code lirrrl been rrrran;_'etl lo cover' tI\e

t:or\litr;_-;r~|n-y of it rupturr~ and if llre fetal words were uttered wlrerr Mr. Witlt- eni- crrzcil front the room one of the .~.eeretirrle.~r wan to go lrastlly tu the private telephone which connected directly with the Iiu.~slau lrerulqtrarler-~, :rnrrourrt-e lite rupture, wlrlcli was to be rrrrlrlerl irratirrrt ly to Sl. l‘\‘tur'sl»ur;: and lluslrutl rrltirrg Lo .\ln|rclrnr‘ia as the signal fur Iiinevlrrli to attack.

The phrase agreed upon was a con\‘e|r~

tiunnl uric. i~`nt-alrnost an hour the .siei-,r-r~lrrrir-:4 waited, their |ter\'enatf:Iri;.;l1

ruurrrrrr sire

First - Class Furniture.

We are instructed by Mr. G. D. Lockhart to sell by Public Auction I

PARTY

LIKE MINSTREL SHOW?

_` Those who stood alum! the fence of th _ exhibition race track Tuesday night and ,heard the chaff and ieers, wbetlrer good _ lrumored ur not, which were hurled at the _men as they performed their laburlorrsr ‘drill and displayed the perfection of dis- cipline which distingulslres the first line of defence of Great Britain and Irclaml and (ireatur Ilritaiu beyond tho seas, may be disposed some\\'hr\t mourtrfully to ae- quiear- in the strietures of the gallant olllcers.

Prince Louis left for Quebec at tt-rr

,o`eloclr tonight und the men of the squadron also loft. by special train for the east' Their tour of Canada is virtually ended, To-rlay the riren were rrlverr ir trip to I\'ia;rair\ by boat ami this morning re- peated their fancy drill at the exhibil.ior\.

tension. Suddenly the door was thrown open, and Mr. Witte stepped out. His face was flushed. He seemed to be ro- strainlng himself as he advanced. The secretaries held their breath. Suddenly he stopped. Instead of thc words so fraught with life unlltlentlr ortho far away battlefield of Manclrurla which they expected he exclaimed: "Gor~;podu, Mrl (Gentleman ueaenl)

'i`lre secretaries could hardly credit their

scnses. Then suddenly they realized tho great victory their chief had won and im- pelletl by aslngle impulse they hastened forward. Mr. \Vit.te held out his arms. Mr, Koroslovetz was the first to reach the chief whom they r\Il adore. Ile threw hlnrselfiirto r\f|'. Wilt(-is irrrns nail em- braced irnd kissed him on both rlreelts after the Russian fashion. Then ln turn Mr. \Vittc errrbraced arrtl glfvc the kiss of peace to Mr. I\'aimukolT mid Mr. i'lacon. All nero ovcrpowr-i-ed with cmolitn.

inthe mid.~tl. of the preprtruti-urs tlral.

had ber-n urrrde at St. i’eterslnrrr¢ for con~ tinuirit; the war wlrit-lr included not only plans for an lnrrnetliale attack by Line- vitclr and the Issue of an inrperial nranl- festo but orders for new mobili1.atIon, the stunning.; cfl'ect of Mr. \\`ll.tt~'s announce- ment lu the emperor that In- Imd rrirreed upon l.r-rrrrs of peace can be iririnririetl and will help lo explain tho coldness with which it was received by the nlllciul world and corrr~lernatlor| it caused in the ranks ofthe wrrr party."

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