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CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EIIWARD ISLAND MONDAY FEBRUARY 2. |905 PRICE  CEN'
4- _J
Kimi;
.IAIIIIAIIY
IIIVINIII
STATI IIIT
_Shows Very Handsome Gains
Over Last Year .-
CANADIAN RAILWAY DEAL
_-1.-_
Cold Storage at St- lohn Without
Any Guarantee-Widow Acquit-
ted of Murder-
JANUARY Rnvssnz; srarnxnxr.
O'rTA\\'a, Jan. 31-(Special)-The cue-
toms revenue of the Dominion for Janu-
ary was $2,726 249, an increase of $237,033
over the same month last year.
srzvi;-:N Mosras srarnunsr.
The revenue for seven months was
$20,752,885 an increase of $2,398,987 over
the same time in 1901-2.
lucxnnznz 8: uaxN’s nun..
Moirrnnan, Jan. 31-_(Special) -Mac-
kenzie and llaun owning the Canada
Northern Railway have absorbed the
Great Northermwhichiwith tramcarrage-
ments on the lakes will give them con-
nections between Parry sound and Quebec
rms llansrxn .acqUrrrl:D.
Fnmxmcron, J an. 31-(Special)-The
iury tryinglre. Marston for poisoning
her husband returned a verdiotof ‘Not
Guilty.”
THEY DON"l.' ASK ANY GUARANTEE.
' Sr. Joan, Jan. 31-(Special)-The
Anglo-Canadian Cold S~ crage Corporation
of London, England, are seeking a lease
from the _city of land in West St. John
and will out no 1 imudréd ¢H0li1!¢|ir¢xiv¢1iseotr,vhscookt€-`eenh§sacn-s'
dollar plant capable of shlppingathou-
sand cars of meat a month to the Old
Country.
No concessions whatever are asked
from the city or provincial or_ federal gov-
ernment. _
a.._ _¢$_ .i_.-.El- -.4 -- _ --f __.
HOCKEY
VICS
and  
ABB11-as
rmniv, FEBRUARY an
The best _game of the sea-
son. ' »
Admission 20C. Seats 2 5c.
Plan at Hughes,’don’t miss
it. ‘
Pe
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` A *' 1-" ._ -T'_=nProL Chou. The Princess voluntarily
RUBBERS
` to the consumer as formerly. We
GR  have also extended the time for that
_ _ _ redemption of Snowshoe Tags to
MAKE
Good strong rubbers, 501:, storm
rubbers, 6oc, Olive, fine quality
this one is the big seller with us,
line, light weight rubber, toe cap,
price 6oc. Then overshoes, we
show a lot _ofdiferent kitdS in
prices from $1.75 up to $2.25, but
the one that is selling the best is
he Model, $1.95 a pair.
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Punruisiur
AIABIITSIIIIIII
I By Alex McDonald the Dalvey
I
NWHO VISITS THE ISLAND
True Story that Gave Rise to
Distorted Statements
The categcrical and definite announce-
--ment, originally made in the American
press and repeated in a section of the
newspapers of this country, that the well-
known Scoto-American miliicnaire of
_Cincinnati, Mr. Alexander McDonald,
whose residence on the Island each sum-
mer at Dalvay, Tracadie, has made him
well known in our Province, was on the
eve of purchasing the house and
grounds of Abbotsford and handing
them over in gift for a national
possession to the people of Soot~
land is coming by degrees to its proper
of the People’s Journal of Dundee, hand
ed us by a well known Scotsman of the
city Traced from the beginning, the evo-
lution would seem to have been'after this
sort : - It had occurred to Mr. M‘Donald
that it would be a good and a drtiniz
thing if he and other American Scots
were to buy the home of Sir Walter Scott
and present it to the old country. In order
_ to ascertain whether Abbotsford was to be
had at any money or for any purpose from
its proprietrix, Mrs. Maxwell` Scott, he
asked a friend on tour in Europe
to make inquiry and report. 'Ihis friend
‘did so through another friend, who placed
the matter before the agents for Mrs.
and who have still got it there. The gen-
tleman from Cincinnati to whom .Hn
M'Dcnald had communicated his in
_tention, on his return to the States,
* mentioned the matter tovarlous rever-
end brethren in Preshytery usem-
bled. and in:due time it reached
the Cincinnati newspapers distorted and
_I disfigured almost beyond' recognition. By
.that time it had grown into a forthccmf
lug assured gift at the instance of Hr Mc
Donaldto Scotland, andthe announce-
" ment was flavoured with "various observ-
ations of a more or less personal fcharact.
er that were certainly net__ea_1eulated to
achieve the end that the Scoto-American
millionaire was solicitous_ to obtain_
There has beenno offer to purchase, and
-_ therefore no refusal at the instance of the
` proprietrix. Indeed, llrs Maxwell Scott
has never indicated whether she is even
willing to receive an oler from the other
side. These are the facts. It is highly-
- unfortunate that they should have been so
distorted and magniled at the very
time when nothing but harm could poss-
ibly result from the illadvieed publicity
-notto say fromgratuitous and baseless
assumptions.
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PRINCESS DISOWN ED.
decree has been gazetted announcing the
Crown Princess Louise is henceforth ex-
‘ c‘uded from all the rights, titles and dig-
rities of a member of the Saxon Royal
House as a result of her elo ment with
renounced the rights on January 9.h.
Phi Ie _ _
Wehave not advanced the pricey
of our tobacco. Amber smoking
tobacco, Bobs, Play chewing to-
bmcos are the same size and prices
Ianuary xst, x9o4. _
'rue fume romeo cn. uunn
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I HOCKEY ~
J STICKS
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STIIIIY III A
_.li ._
Millionaire ’ ‘
A _ I
Was Somewhat Exaggerated-The ~
DBESDEN, Saxony, Jan. 29-A Royal*
I
VICTOR 
storm rubbers, toe cap, 65c. SUE1l2»fn ' ' "
A 
PHYSIEIAII _
TIIAIIK WITH
THE Klllli
_.___-
He Bluntly Speaks His Mind
to Royalty
__-»-_
AT HIS I EXAMINATION
Sir Richard Powell a Prominent
Physician Acts With But Scant
Courtesy~_
is
Nnw Yom; Jan. 28.-The Sun has the
following special from London. It is
well known that the King occassionly
suffered from his liver, and that the royal
physicians are sometimes called in to
treat him for this complaint. The latest
occassion was the other day_ when Sir
Richard Powell, a prominent _physician
extraordinary to the King, was summon-
ed to Buckingham Palace. The physician
is a Baronet of the oldfashioned school,-
with the pronounced characteristic of
speaking his mind, without regard to' the
social position cf his patient. After ask-
ing his Majcstya few questions in regard _
to his general health the doctorlaccniealiy
ly asked what portion of his clothing he
nounce that the powers are awaiting sat-
should take 011'. On being told to strip
to the waist he quietly did so. The doc-
tor than proceeded toexamine him in the
usual manner utillzin the steth
proportions. It has obviously and in di-
rect eontradictton to proverbial philoso-
phy, be,” ,_ cu, ot the mums ,mm gr ordered him to strip. The King pleasant-
-thering much moss, *says a late number
\seo
_ sIr|srIrwAv   c rnisiuifn o   Ai will
Moderator of_S.ssion d_uring,the late va-
'Ihe minute was as follows-
an 21 wr
ment. until the King, who was not used ' Ithe Bev. Edwin _Smit B. A. of Ksushgr
totnis vigorous sort of examination The fa" is th” Bum" ma  ton who by pdintmentof Presby
°f Ill lil! M2888, became anxious that it d°W°°»h°_'l“3 m"d° °h°m°°1'°' '°~_*P°” s was moderator of session during 'the
should conclude. Meanwhile si;-F ` is - sible for the collection of -n `ob1ot of Gen- vacanc ot about tilteen“ the hi
ranc J I mon w__ ch
Llkillllf Dl1!9l¢l&l\ $0 91° Kilim ¢!15¢1'°d msn claims are anxiously working in the f°u°"°d*h°3'°°i¢*W5°|| °f 5591*" P55591'
and watched the procedure When the d k t in t wh “tu Rev J. M. Fisher
_ \ “
'vinizuni   \ finnnfsi  T Tmfniciis _
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MATTERS WORSE THAN THEY I-0015 Rev. Edwin Smith B. A. of Kensington vrsrrmo rmus ua.ms'rrzs._
LONDOIQ, _]an_ -l__(Speci,,1) _The “nent -presented with an address and a purse by  ' _ `
feelin __f_ O “mlm res eating Venezue Princetown Congregation on Friday last LONPDN’ Jan' 31 (spedfl
K " p P A :ieputation ccnsisting of Rev. E. J. White* Uniteds-“P” Charged
1”” “milfs is °°"-lusilfled PY facts- Rattee, Moderator and James Ramsa 'London and Mrs. White went to
_ _ y _
A rr SUITS THE KAISER. ' Clerk Of the session of PI‘|ucEt|0Wn Con' bc sp@ud_a week  
I _ h _ _ th G_ gregation called at the Manse. Kensing- H _ 1
t suits t e purposes o e .rman ton and presented Rem Edwin Smml__B GEN. Minus AI.soH01voR1tD.
Empvrerio have his offwisi crews ou- A. with an extract minute from their Lieur. General Miles U.S.A.
session _recbrds and a purse of thirty-dve Windsor “mm” ‘ng/*fu
:isfactory evidence respecting the security ‘El'_’1lasf;;‘i‘°;’:_‘;l;;E $51335 ;_¥_’_Pr°°l“l;‘; 3 Siem' at the gnqgby un King'
offered by Venezuela. _ ' ' _ .U R 458;”
.ATTAIHS IIIIT   `   AIIII PIIIISI   Alli II-SITIIII
Optimistic Views Not lustliied' By Prlncetown Congregaiiori GeneraI»MiIe_s and Mr.
_ - by the Facts ` r to Rev. Edwin Smith- at the-Palace '
NBALFOUR AND LANSDOWNE TOKEN OF APPRECIATION SAXONYAQ CROWNPI
_Alleged to Have Blundered, But Are~0f Services Rendered as 7_Modé`r`-ll\_',$'il|_~ Rgnounge the fsugég
Now Trying to Patch up _a ator of Session During'Vac- I ' Bfifighfjruisgr and Dim
A Settlement. _ _ancy_ of Fifteen Nonths. __ Cgllide D,-°,'y;|i,|gThif¢¢
-_-__ A ~ ‘
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Bnrrlsn LEADERS na-vu BLUNnnn1m. cancy. _ f __ _ - _ I CROWN ,umm gmouxq, 
_ Premier Balfour andiLord L1ndsdowne_ At ` _'nesting of the   ‘the _"__: BsBm',,_’~ Jm_ 31_(3p.¢_g1y_1¢
isre willink to have the public be.1eve that negation ofgdncawyvn naman. Thin* gpg," pm” 4,;
a settlement is simply a matter _of detaif, ‘day _mg ggmi My °f Jw",-_y 1903 mtg, mann,” tu th, “mug in 'h
but meanwhile they are making strenuous Alla. It was unanimously screed as, nn nu. ,M ,N  W
eirorts to extricate themselves from' the 3228"" Th' sg: lack d:,u'°“ 4: Code dcesnetnmaitahushand
_ ’ I 0 results of their own blunders. Li" of _ ' an “nm” __”ndu__ U M hu Nm tg  in gg
pe and another pencil-like iustru- ro Paros UP aemrnnunxr. ed to them and to t 'e congregation 'by
andreviewthediliiliollldtlle
Honor
Oenrn, Jan. It
oonmanpu.
. new a mm
‘ rm nmgausunfaeetustiaoranwo 1°' “ °"
-  _ _ ‘ _ cruiser Pioneer into a
practical Baronet brusquely pronounced: ar U R ° pa ~ up' amen -_ A '  _   . T A _ A . - -  _  ~ T3.-_
“You have eaten too much; youhave  _ f f " ` _ _ -"_ _ _-  ~ _ _  _
drunktoo much;1will d ‘ _ A ' A `  ` "  H ` - I ` '
_ ew. _wnvw _snyssnmim rnorosfo Action- ___ ¢___m.-s»tm=ww   plunge;
ecripticntopnt you right,” hedepaeted  ' ` --=-'-  ' ' f yetsupplyseldom failed-and when itdid  " ‘ t . -3";-ji'-*‘; »‘ “ _ff 
with the scantiest ceremony.. Hehad LoN_'DcN, Jan. 29.-The Vossische Zglf Mr.Smith ltggatilelwd  -_-_  .q_»_»;_~-_,..-_»;
obtain asain icons supply; surge
m t dence
raking. who vm renewing inm,~mm¢k comma at xenon on me-mm nnfe._` f     fwf 
and made a protest against his abrupt- George Hamilton stated that _the British As "ag  ,mk'°_,n ““.¢.' 
ness. The eminent specialist, who was Government proD°S%d wi-l°ll 488311915 $59  G8ll|l_Ull!Uh|&3vlee,-tho”-f-m'~ “ii
apparently not in the best of humor, only |‘Venezuela, and had solicited Gsrmauy’s would respectfully ask him f to accepts __ 
retorted. _ ~ ` _ participation. Ifsuch a sp eech was ever ‘small aumgthiroy uve 'contrlhgted
‘ny am|Lu¢mg,i¢ time is my 1 _ sein-mo. i 11°’ °°° We www! in wr br the session and  ` _ _
mg ro do you mm. do ie; iq” up f Emi h sinner- _ ' E- .-7- BArTlI.'ii!_wnA'r°a.  
Dr. Lakiog returned to soothe his
Janus Bausxr. Cnlax. - --3-
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Majesty* nm” rulings and mmu_k°d_; _ R .v Mr Smith heartily thanked the de Daily Quotation List
by W., of painanm.; -sir name A. $100 ooo Avena ron Pnzsroeur- I °°°°°‘°° ¥'!“"'_'°*°“ '°"°= °°°s°'°f*°'l“'~ “YK”-im* °°-`~ 
_ _ _ f ’ _.___  session and conin-egatioaotPtlneeeoivn MONTREAL 
"U hi” mmjut mv' Tha Kings Wasmscrou Jan 2!-Re resentative 'llif llHl‘¢f°1ii iililllkl 06% 001! 10'! their lontnai N T W
, . . p _ . _ ; o _
Z?-TS' :£miL:gT;a°dI ut: Bmw °t -mal Bristow of New York today introduced a kind *Nil bill? 3|” t*_°h°h' 5°bSl"¢m  FUI _ 353°
goyngw “Lt” mmf' mmm he ‘fu bill increasing-the salary of the _President lift- A A I _ I ' ' o T * " ”  “‘ ’§
of the United State! 150 $1(n,(l|) 8 yelf. 4,, ' PWD CIW _ ' l
.THE  OF CONsTIPATION» .IDIQQA 'Du II. “VL `_ gg
. _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ _ _ __
NEW Y _ 'run dense-one eeaaniesmaésss use
$2.8.
Idmwkl
_ ORK STOCKS _ :mamma abdominal pam, pus; m i  _
Ddl’ Qumum-mst r"“'°h°d P7 B-9 MONTREAL, Jan. ‘29 -The banquet i:Fes-rosone, which  mmm!" 0°" ana”
RYKERT & 00-» MEMBERS OF THE ¢,,n3¢|-ad F, 1), yang  jp, gms "gums well ordered that natural and unassisted _Dani T- “S 3° 9°*
uoN'rBmaL S1-gg' » A aeti tsestsbushed. It iid es-_ _ “_ Pi~`s'r’d.’ '
u°_________ _ _ K nxonaneniwaasseesssin pomoznnmbm. Lean-_ m,°,1m,,u,,,,,,¢,e, ‘;,‘§,,,°_§‘§_m§, _ a Bn* _
er -Borden who SP9” 9" mlll\\i>¢8* ill or inconvenience andtnay betaken as
0105118 P11008 A Jan.&Jan.31 Fmmh to bmi” Wm; wg, #Wm 5 1131;"-_ long as required. Pains in the stomach 3_9" s’°§l*sll°.d
Ailmlmmated Copper
American Sugar
Atchison Common
Atchison Preferred
gfklrn Rapid 'hmm -
Louisville k N ashvllle '
Manhattan
Metropolitan _
nassburn Puma
New York 0ent`r° "
Pennsylvania
Reading
66 66
129% 19%
871 87
992 992
57% Wi
40d 405
126 1251
1445 144%
_ 1362 136#
111'; 111;
15o§ 15o§
152 1512
611
I, DYING BY SLOW DEGREES.
 Although not always aware of il: yet
*Lthonsands nie oy slow degrees of Catarrh.
It Hrst attacks the nose or tlu-oaf,_ they
the lungs and dually spread nl througn
the system. Catarrhozone hs oulv
remedy that will immediately revenr. the
spread of this awful dise . Every
611
475
635*
35!
95
1771 177
Iwi 101
Rook Island
Southern Pacific '
,, Railway Common -
Preferred
47;
631
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In _ is 95
St.Pau.
Umm Penne _
Umtsasnm emi comme an an
“ “ “ rum-no 87 sr
soo Prem-na na -
Denon ao; so
breath from the Inhaler kills thousands cf
germs, clears the throat and nose, ex.-
. pecforation and relieves the pain across
the eyes. C itarrhozone erradicates every
ve~tage~of catarrh from the system, and
I is hinhl m ended also for Bronchl
_ Y 18°" ID '_ _
_ gag, Asu\ma,Deatnes|'_and Lung Trouble: A
IPrice $1 ill; trial sins 250, all drnggists.
_Poison k Co., Kingston, Ont. I `
Da. Hnuu.-rox's Pn.x.s Conn Bmnmus-
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Provides in Life Insurance, the best Investment ' _
Policies free from restrictions, absolute security.
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_ -Ge1_1eral_Agents Standard Life, Assurance  
_ Oiliceg, Queen Street, ' V
  Hvnomana 
- _ = - ' Telephone 67 __ __  __A j    _ - _ __ ~
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. ~ A lass, iles billiousness and lacatrsal Power ex dlv._'
ing recepuon as was Messrs. Whitdey, :fd mm P . E ph F _ _ _ 
Roblin ‘and Prior. Mr. Monk was pre- z;°°‘|2T.°”¢ pf.g°:.`;;m°£;°,¢'.“°:1l.°§!r'°".0°l3°l°slP@°'
A sented'with a life size oil painting of him- `   from  
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At Lzng Creek, on Feb. 1, 1903, lifter a ' °'T 
we k's illness of pneumonia, Emily J. _ _
Dickieson beloved wife of D. K. McNeill. nR° ll* R* 
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undersea
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[Funeral ou Tuesday at 2 p. ma] _ 145 Queen ,erect-
4'-‘JI5_%
A  ` ’ bufas a reniinder we want to
1' - you that the *FEBRUARY MAGAZINES are in. _We
_ _ the: latest and best NEWSPAPERS of the dayreceived
" 1  Also’-the NEWEST BQOKST published and if you
` not&ndtheBookorMeglzineyouwantatoutatcre`we
_  to order&'for_you. We have special arrangem
_ .whe1eby_w¢Aeanget i_r q_ei¢kl_y_ _ . __
Then for the ladies especially the NEWEST
SPRING STYLES are  ino PAPER PATT
“ DEPAHTMENT, Fsnananv sgisgcou sunnrs
away. Many other-"f FASHION BOOKS on sale at
'_ NEWS 1"COUN'i‘ER=` '
‘_ ' When you again call at our store.
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