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MONDAY, 7, 1905.

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Compact For Three Years.--A Confer-

enceln New `Yorlt_Today- No Discrimination iii he Made

M V ffdgoihsi _lliincn lllho Obeyed the Suspension Order. '

Scnar1'i‘0l.»Pl». Mlyil (Special)- The of the operators and a conference was It is altogether likely this will he coal strikeis off. On advlceof President ‘arranged for Monday afternoon in New arranged ==1satlsiaotorily and the men

Miianeii' on ssiuresvuis miners our vention votsil lilllllllloully is'|'\0°ll15 the first proposition 'of the operators for a continuation of the award of the anthra- cite coal commission with a modification that the term for which it shall lie con- tinued shall be mutually agreed upon. The osdnton susxeatiou was that it' shouldbe at least three years. The action was wired to Chairman Baer

lconforence in the Presential year. .

York. The only matters to be discussed are the

order.

It is practically certain that th operators will not agree to a two year compact, as that would tnrow the next

returnto w__ork- on May fourteen; xii'-hisadilreu Mitsnui sscismd that

length of time the award shall continue wages cgpdltions are not satisfsoto and Dr0¥|ll0D fllf no discrimination I and if he'srsrs.aure the strikemonld `wln llllllisi- mln`ere_who;obeyed the susmnsion - he would gdvlse it. _ . ~ `

But he was afraid tbatjmatters are not in shape for a general stfike. The mlsatowsre not 'unanimous and

might lose all they gained in last two

J strikes. ' _ .

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Was Examined bv Three in- lnsanity Experts and _Pro- nounced to Bee, All Right.

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Omoaao, May 5-(Speoinl)-After a thorough examination of Dnwie three insanity experts have testified that they found him perfectly rational and in full possession of his reason and faculties,

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Sr. JuuN, May 4. The winner of the

Marathon, Vi'illiuui Sherrlng, was born in Hamilton (oamon sept. ie,1s'1s,aud has resided there ever since. I-Ie stands five feet and seven inches and in running condition weighs about 115 pounds. Be made his debut at Bsrtoavlllo ill the fall of 1807, when he finished fourth in a five mile race. His initial performance so greatly impressed his admirers that he was started in the Dundas race. Sherrlng finished third in that race, being only ashort distance behind the winner, J oe Nash. The same your he won

_the Young Meu's Christian Association

city championship for one mile from a field of ten starters. His final start in

1817 was in theilamilton Hsraldrsce, in

which he nnished third, his time being

who won. _

A \ l _ V, ~ ° »_ ~~»-“s;o4.ao,.iatsinieeminuiessenisa Bates,

1 In 1&l8 he carried off second prize in

;- "_ -i . v " the Y. M.C.r_t..iivemilcrsos, He also

Mamup, May 3.--The municipality of Madrid has decided to Dlkllllisof great festivities on the accession of the marriage of Kllii il-1101130. TM lii‘0B\'All\iii0 will include illumlnatiolm the <leoor_Stion_ef the streets with 11588. iinvvorks, theatrical performances, and local foteein tilt suburbs. The portrait ot the pope which is being painted by M. Oarolas Dursnia Romeiea commission hy tho ex-Empress Eugenie, and is intended for a wedding gift to her uoddaughter, Princess Ena. King Alfonso. who' is touring in the Canary Islands, telegraphs ever! day l-° Pfl“°°3S Ellli

`.-_-1----1*'-*'*' A “WHEEZY" CHEST.

' uble is dee se ted. To

delllwilsadheilgorgorgs. All the lrrflaigmation vvlllalo dip oubln one da b applying Nerviliamlw uetrates thru ht the poresolthe fhzrellevesinfiaui ationand thus vga serious consequolices. For sore i§x.oat.Wohk chest and tendency to colds ng p rlptlon is better t lm noise'u's Nm e. For nmrlv Mtv rem

is h|5|,¢¢$w__st¢?s°s great household, régady. _ any- vecents huyss lame

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finished second in the half-mile event (eleven starters) at the House of Provi- dence games, nnd at Guelph he won a half. mile race, in which twelve men started. He next met Laoker, the upper Canada college runner, and was defeated in a very _close and exciting finish. In the Hamilton Herald raoeyof 1898 he hudto be content with fourth place. Jack Caffrry being the winner, Melody finishing second and Barnard tnlrd. During 1899 he defeated Barnard by about twenty yards in 84 minutes in a six mils race-.I

There is not a Canadian who cannot

remoniber the great struggle for Hamil- ton Herald ruce honors in 1800. Sherring was that year managed by Harry Maxey and Dick Robertson trained Caifery. There wasn small fortune bet on each man, and it is doubtful if greater excitement ever piova lied at any sporting event. Sherrlng defeated Caffrey by a- mlnute and sevsnt sen seconds, completing the distance in 1.53.30.

CHICAGO MARKETS.

Usroaoo. May 5. -i SP¢°ll1l ) '- oem. avril.. we Corn. Mem 4°! Wheat " 701 Wheat " 78B Pork. May, $15.12 Pork, Jan.. $15.25

Headache l

Bulonsnoll soarstomsdnocnstlps- ‘ tionsndaliliverillssroenrsdhy

l-iood’sl Pills

~ » amsini osthartie. Price

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Battleship Rhode Island Goes Ashore in Chesapeake Bay ' -Fast on a Sand Bar.

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Nonr\oi.K, Va , May fl-(Special)-The

battleship Rhode Island was stranded on

dpturday in Chespeake Bay and went hard aground on a sand bar.

L ATER.

Despite the efforts of n|ne`po wsrful tugs the battleship still remains aground.

I! a storm comes up she is in consider-“ able danger. 4 ‘ _

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PAius,Msy 3.-The British Emnassey hare rldioulss the alarming Loudon' reports concerning the condition of the _health of King Edward. His Majesty's secntory said today that the King never. was better. He went to visitlfrlends' yesterday evening and is expected to' lunch with some friends today.

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Pauls, May 4-A few years ago the

Gsiiian Press spoke, with a joy that wail lmixsd with sarcastic disdain, of the hundreds of thousands of British “Toinll.\iea"exeitedly pursuing a handful of nndiaolpiined Boer peasants. History has singular revenues. English cartoon- lsts can now show the little number of Here;-os, who for two years have kent the armies of the first military power of the universe at bay.

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of ilk world -

prompt siteniion.

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Agency at Halifax, N. 'Si--60 ` had ow.

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Cafgoes and Freight Ji,

v he: icummiraies. ‘

$¢cw§i:tr1lng_?J‘;Ttsl§catet issued, payable in all Peril

Oiders lay letter, telephone or telegraph rece_iv¢

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_iiovernmentghas Gained One

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the general elsqion so far announced show few changes.

The Government has gained one sea

20th, may change the result.

There wel' andord poll of votes and no

disturbance.

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A Sensational Story of a Mln- ister-Said. That ‘He Sei Church on Fire.

Wa'riim.oo, N. Y., May 0-(Speoiai)-

Rev. 0. C. Stuart Bain, Pastor of the First Baptist church, was arrest/cd today on a charge of arson.

His Church was burned and the in-

vestigation placed the blame on the clergyman.

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Mowmnan, May 6-(Special)-The cotton

mills strike was declared oil' on Saturday and on Monday morning the fifteen hundred employes of St. Anna and Hoclielsga Mills will return to work.

The scale of increases submitted by the

management' were! accepted .by the dissatisfied employes.

Two mills where increases are granted

are devoted to the finest grades of notions manufactured and on this account the increases were granted.

llnsrd'| Llnlment for sale evervwhere.

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agsnlast night, dear Why do you persist in doing iti ,Husband-Goodness, Maria, a man ought to beallowod to talk sometimes

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EQUALIZATIUN OF

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IS EC F

FREl_GiHT CHARGES

An Entirely New, important .and Beneficial

Departure Regarding

Live Stock at the

Coming Exhibition-Rult Inserted ln Prize

i»....., i..,.;’...,...r..,_T............‘ Lisi, And Prizes Practically Doubled.

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if The following rule is being inserted in

but thuenonrl ballot, to be taken on May

the prize list for the Interprovin_clal Exhibition to be held In Charlottetown in October next:

EQUALIZATION OF FREIGHT.

Freightcharges on Live Stock having

its starting point beyond 15 miles of Char- lottetown entered for competition and coming to the Exhibition on the Prince Edward Island Railway or Island stelmers (except the Southport and

#Rocky Point. ferries) will he' borne by

the Exhibition Association. l‘reightoharges on Live Stock entered for competition and coming to the Exhibition from the Mainland !rom Truro via Picton and intermediate points and

from Moncton via Point du Uhene and intermediate points on the I. C. Railway, Charlottetown Steam Navigation Com- pany’s steamer-s and Prince Edwards Island Railway will also be borne by the Exhibition Association.-~

Allfrelght charges for transportation

beyond the above points to be borne by the Exhibition. Transportation charges on Live Stock

Exhibits sent by freight as above will he refunded, provided that the entire exhibit he returned to the point of shipment on the P. E. l. Railway, or by boat as regards Island exhibits and lto Truro or intermediate points via Pictou or to Moncton, and intermediate points via Point du Chene as the case may be.

(reneral Cut in Expenses

NEW Yuma, Moy 4-At the renular`

meeting of the board of trustees of the Mutual Life Insurance Company recently tho report for the first quarter of the year 1908 was made public. As it is the first

reorganisation 'the figures afford lntax’-= eating comparisons with those of the same period of last year. While there has been a marked falling

off of new business, the euonomlesinau- guratod by the present management are indicated by a reduction in the general expense account, which if maintained throughout the entire year, will aggregate a saving of about $2,000,000. There is also u great reduction in the ratio of cost to the new and renewal business.

For the first three months of 1900 new

premiums received by the Mutual aggre- gated only $iJi`i9,170.53 as against $il,2l8~ 339,42 in the first quarter of 1005. Renewal premiums for the same period of this year were $l4,148,305.04, comparing with $13,772,140.4~i last year. Interest and rents received amounted to $4.2i)5,232,H2 for the quarter ending March 31, 1005, and this year the same items amounted ,

against $8,587, 607.24 in the some quarter

1 The commissions paid this year

were $l,ii44,405.tlil in the iiratthree months of 1906, the great saving being due to the

the decrease of new premiums noted. Renewal commissions were $370,472.28

of my feet (which kept me from going" about) and todayl walked toBrirlgewater,` ndistance of two miles. You may use

tlmoninl soihnt others mav be

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llns. and draperies at Stanley Bros

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Condensed Advertisements

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:WANTS-The national Want adver-

tiein medi m is The Outlook of

quarterlyreport made since the compauyfs _

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MUTUAL’S REPORT ” SAVES , $2,000,000

First Quarler’s Statement Since Reorganization Shows a ` ' _ . Great Reduction in the

Ratio of Cost to Renewal of Business and that

Recently Acquired.

for the past tnrec months ending March 31, as against $532,8iiii,ii0 in the same period last yenrs,

The miscellaneous cxpences of the

Mutual other than commissions and paymentsto policy holders were $1,923. l8l`,4lin the first three months of 1000, a saving of $352, 335.63 over misnellsne ms expensesfor the opening quarter of last year, when the iulcs-lnneous expenses amounted to $2,305,467 Ui, The total disbursements for the quarter ware $l2,543,9&l.44, as against $13,020, 4¢i3.F»i for the quarter ending March 31, 1905.

Mr. Peabody called attention to the

first that the retirement of two vice- presidents and of the company's late treasurer has effected afurther saving of about $00,000 a year.

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The machine which stands as the Stand- W $4»579.9l'7.53- `

ard, wltha key for every character, is the T0 il0il0Y l\0ld€I‘B iiie Mlllllill Wild in Smith remier T writer.-A. Milne the first uuurwr 0! 1000- 3*’-005-439-W “H _

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LONDoN, May 4.-A inter despatch from

Athens says Sherring when well ahead

T ' ~» ' T I . 'Y "tj iallingolfofnew business indicated by dm ed ,nw a walk and conunuall

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looked hack towards his opponents. As soon as he saw them drawing he hrokc into a run again. All sorts of gifts were

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Members flaming to St. Petersburg-The Hopes and Fears ofthe Parties. I

Sr. Pisrnnsaunu, May ii-(Special)-

Members of the National Parliament and

Council are arriving by every train, with many distinguished visitors to witness the opening of the Russian Parliament on Thursday by the Czar, with great formality.

No trouble is anticipated. The new Cabinet has announced a

policy of hands off, practically dcclsring that as longns the parliament does not meddle with the fundameetal laws of the

Empire it will be allowed to ofi`er its own solutions for the nat-lon's problems.

With this nil except the extreme

revolutionists are satisfied.

The Constitutional democrats are

confident that within a few months the Cznr will be force to grunt a constitution.

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Governor General of Moscow Escapes But lhrower and Two Others Killed.

Moscow, May 5-(Special)-A bomb wa thrown today at a carriage in which Vice Admiral .Dc.nkussoll’, Governor General ol

Moscow, was driving. _ He was wounded in the 'foot and his

aide-de-camp and Secretary were killed.

The man who throw the bomb also

perished.

He wore ofiicei's uniform.

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MoN'rnE1ii., Mnv 6-(Special)-The C. P

R. new steamer Empress of Britain sailed from Liverpool on Saturday with fourteen hundred passengers.

It is announce] that the Company will

at once order the construction of two more vessels of the same class and d imonsions.

WHEN SEVEN MEN DIE. '

You know nt least one of them had Con sumption. At first it was only c-atarrh- but it was neglected. When “Catiirrho- zone" cures so quickly it's foolish to suffer -ii.'s a shame to keep on snlffeilng and hawking. Cntarrhozone goes direct to

showered on Sherring, including a young

thc cause of the disease,-i.liut`s why it's

-f _C _ , so dead certain to cure. it sto the

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Llnlmenii and t hm mme wonders for “|nll’ll'l Llnlmeill Cllfol Dliidfuil' V get Catarrhozone from your rlruggist to-

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