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Witnessed Private ihaatricals at 'Royal Victoria College. Figures from the Year Book for 1904 Show Remarkable
_invasion of Strictly Feminine Entertainment Has Gains Made by the Siiiewheulors in the Course of
Serious Results for Invaders. the Past Decade.
(Mom,-95| Gggette) toanlnrestigatlon, and to action on the (Boston Henld.) |A||€l'if0l1~-- -- -.- - -\~. 
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_ l partcf the authorities, as stated above.
The McGill authorities areinvcstlgating
an esciipaile in which ri fourth-year Arts
mon and second-year Science student fig-,
ured recently, nndasaresult. the two
young uien will be obliged to take their
degrees in abscntia, will be prohibited
from taking part in any oi thek class ex-
ercises cr figuring on any committees of
the university, and. lruitly, are interdlcted
from the precincts oi the Royal Victoria
College.
Naturally there isii story back nf all
this. It was nboutafortiiigbt. ago that
the young ladies of Royal Victoria College
gave some private theatricals. As the
donning of uiiile costumes was ii neces-
sary part of the entertainment. it was in- -
tended that the audienceshoiiid liecxclus-
lt. transpires that the disguised stud-
ents held a sort of full .dress rehearsal
the evening before the prefcrmance. In
order to te t the genuineness of their dis'
Theatre in company with two fcllow-stu-
dents without arousing any suspicion as
to their real character. ‘
Tliin-Bloodcd, Tired
Nervous, Unhappy
"I Was Sick,Brokeii Down,No
No Appetite.
Strength, Couldu’t Sleep, l
ively feminine und select. it would have
.been but for the fnnt.:i»tic idea which
seized the Arts msn and thc Science in’ii|1
in question.
\Yhen theimprovised cni-tnin rose on
FER ROZON E
Gave me Energy, Force. Vim,
Comfort, Made Me Well."
the performance, there were livo strange
ladies occupying front seats, who showed
the livcliest possible interest in the
various characters on the stage. They
ndiled sofbhantled applause to the ap-
proval of the rest of the audience. and
otherwise coinporterl themselves with ii
'inc regard for the proprieties. Their nt-
tirc was fnultlcss, and tlioughastrii-t
ju lgc of female beauty might linvc found
Inuit with thi-uiirloubted bulk of one of
llic ladies, yet she ivzis noi. noliceiilily
inorc masculine tiiiin are many iithlelii-
girls.
During the interval, the unknown pnii
i-ngngeil in conversation with some oi
their neighbors, and until the conclusion
of thc entertainment, they rcueivr-rl
riinrked attention iromfmnny of the nud-
icnve. Aftcririirds, the tivo ri-piiireii in
ai restaurant, wherein the public dining
room they inndc merry over supper, and
exrelinngcd coy glnnci-s with i-icveriil elder-
ly gentlemen diners.
In n fcwilnys time strung: ruinorsns
to the identity of the pair begun to be
Because Ferrozcne gives instant effect
and uteqdlly builrls up Dev! H8811 it is Hand
by thousands in poor health.
No other tonic in the world is like Fer-
rozone." No other medicine accomplishes
such marvellous results.
its wonderful merit in building) up and
strengthening is acknowledged y every
physician.
lt makes you feel better nt once likc
Mrs.,Charlos Benny, cf Cloyrie. Ont.
HER S1 A'i‘EMhl\'l':
“I wus nick.
“I wus broken down, had no strength,
couldn’t ent. I was sleepless.
"My nerves were irritu.ble. I was thin-
blooded and continually unhappy.
"l tried Ferrozono.
“it vc me new energy, force, vini. ll.
bxougiiii nie comfort, strengtli - It niaili-
ilie well."
. To get new vital energy, renewed
youth, use Ferrozone. it :nukes tli_e blood
rich and red, iortiiius the .<_Ysteiu,wiih rc-
.serve strengtli, puts new life into all that
use it. Gieuted. tonic und rebuildcr
known.  per box or six for $2.50 at nll
medicine dealers, or i’olsoii It (Jo , Harl-
foi-d,Conn., l,'. S. A., and Kingston, Oni.
Get the Labit Trade here-
riie nt Royal Victoria College. This lcd
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Greeting!  
Yes ii's spring again ! You’d know that by
the report that the Minto and Stanley are
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The Year Book forlllltlinte N2 trotters
that have taken records of 2.10 or better
and 011 pace: wlthlmnrirs oft.i0 or better
In other' words, the side-Wheelers 0ut~
numbered the fast. performers at the
guise, 0,163; attended. His M.a,ie.\it-y'u'diagonalg_nltnenriy three to one. Noth-
`ing more clearly nets forth the marvellous
increase in the number of performers nt-
the lateraligalt and while the 8.10 trotters
seein to come along in goodly numbers,
the figures can be taken ns excellent s p-
port. for the belief ofa great many peoiiile
that eventually the trottei- will be sup-
planted by the pacer.
Whether that oontigency, if it ever
arises can be attributed to the greater
potency ofthe pacii gait or tothe mere
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‘fact that it is easier to make it fast pacer
out of ii harness horse than it is to make
him trot fast need not be discussed here.
Fuither, figures from the Year Book
show that the total number cf standard
trott-ers to the close of ll!)4 is 2li,282, of
standard pacers 11,748 whereas 10 years
nzro the figures were 10,539 for trotters,
2,606 for pa/cers. In the decade the trot-
ters gained 9,743, the pscers 9.142. But
the percent of gain, while less than lil) for
trotters, was almost 401, for the piicers.
Of 2.10 trotters there were 81 at the close
of the racing season of 1894; of 2.10, 57
in the intervening 10 years of 2.10 piicers.
57. in the intervening 10 years the trot-
ters gained 191, the paccrs 504, wliich is
over 600 pei- cent for the trotters and over
1,000 per cent for the pacers. Tlintcertnin-
ly makes it lookss if the pacers were push-
ing the trotters into the background.
More interesting still, as a side light. on
the subject, is the relative strength of the
trotters and pacers nt the close of ltill, the
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Guy......... . . . . . .
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Stanboul...... .  . . . . . . . . . .
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St.Juiien..... . . ......£111
Delninrch.....  ......2.l1§
Axtell (3) . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . .
......2.l2
Paclms.
Direct.....  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..2.06
Johnst.on...L.' ..   .£.(l’i}
Roy Wilkes... . . . . . . .
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l{nlPolntei- . . . . . . .
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Crioket....... _ ......2.l0
Gold Leaf..... _ ......2.111
Red Beil.... . ......2.i1{
lAdcn|s....,. . . . .
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\le.nager(3l.....  . ......2.1i§
Little Brown Jug  . . .. . .2.ll§
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StrongBcy(4)   . ..._.......2.l2
YoloMaid..-............. . . . . . . . . . . . .
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. During the high-wheel em the 2,10 trot-
crs outnumbered the 2.10 pact-rs seven to
tive. nod the 2.12 pncerl had the narrow
margin of but one over the 2.12 trotters. Is
it possible that the lighter ruiinlng racing
sullry must be held responsible for the
phenomenal increase in the number of
fast pacersi Something has done lt, rind if
the gain continues every nice meeting
will of necessity have more classes for
pacers than for trotters.
There are now (i1 paoers in the 2.05 list,
while hut- I0 trott/ers have done lui ivell.
In the hlgli-wheel days the fastest trot-
ting record was 21 seconds slower tlinn
the fastest pacing record ; to-ilny it is Zi
seconds slower, thanks to the chopping
ing:
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Iliinois Central..
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Manhattan 
lletropolitan 
Missouri Pacino
Pennsylvania.. ._
Reading  ,
Sugar . .. 
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Southern Pacino..
_ St.Peul........ 
' UnicnPaciile........
U. S. Steel......
'U. B Steel Pre`f‘d..
,Dominion Steel
DominionfSteel Prfd
Dom. Steel Bonds... -
Dominion Coal 
Twin City . . . . . . . . .
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, Colorado Fuel .
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last full year of tht- high-wheel sulky.
The 2.12 list then coiitained the follow-
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STOCK QUOTATIONS. A' ' H°w'S This?
.___ I We ctler One Hundred Dollars Reward
C osing Prices March 25. March 27 °'“"°“ by “"1" C"““"'h C‘“'e-
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Allow thc urine tosiand in n glass vessel
A GOOD SIGN.
for twenty-four hours and if at tho ond of
,that it is clouded or has left asedirnent in
|the bottom of the vessel you may bo sure
-that your kidneys' are diseased. As a
lmeans oi’ invigorating the action of the
kidneys and making them strong and
healthy, there is no preparation so prompt
und none so thorough as Dr. haae'ii
` Kidney-Liver Pills.
Sr. Pmcnsnunu, March 25.--One of thc
ibest signs of the times is the announce-
off of ii quarter of it second from the pa-
cing record hy Dan Patch last _(cur.
Casting aside the so-called wind shield
records, the difference between the br-st.
pacing and the best. trotting record is
three seconds. Evidently thc priccr has
not only come to stay, but like the Jnpiiii.
~e|e ririny in Mliiicliurin, has roiiic to tnke
for any case of (hitarrh that cnnnot bc
F. J. Cl-IENEY 8: C0., Toledo, 0.
We the undersigned have known F. J.
Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to curry
out nny obligations made by his firm.
Wanmxo, KINNAN & Manvin,
Whole:-tale Druggists Toledo, O 1
. Hnll‘i~ Cutnrrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the bloodand mucous
surfaces of the systoni. Testimonials sent
free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold hy all
Dx-ugglsts.
A COSTLY BIRD
Lonnmv, Mni-cli 2-l.7An Aniorican
innscuin has bought from n-London
ta'xidcrniist ii speclnicii of the great iiuk,
iivhicli species is extinct, paying for it
I $2,100.
Coiighs, colds, hour-seness, and other,
throat ailments are quickly relieved by*
Vnpo-Cresolenc tablets, ten cents per box -
A'l druggistn.
NEW EUVERNUR GENERAL.
, Away bacl¢_ in the garret the moths are
I lined up paticntl y
meal out of the old winter garments.
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Don’t disappoint
kinds are arriving
soon befull to oveiilowing with bright ele-
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spring.
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Every department in the big store will |
gant new goods for spring.
= You calf! do better, you might do l
waiting to get a square '
them, new goods oi all
now every day for you.
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ment. that in a fortnight the ministry of
public instruction will undertake the
elaboration of aplan for a compulsory
system of primary education. Reports
of thc schools in the principal cities are
invited to participate in the drawing up of
lthe plan.
Stanley Bros’. sale continues all
ANNOUQCEMENTS
» l. 0. F. Court. Avondale meets tonight
nt 8 o'cloclt. Initiation
-Any good male eompositor, desiring'
employment, should apply at. this otllce at
l once. tf |
I -S. 0. E. Regular R. R. meeting of
'Lodge Prince Edward tonight at. 8 oclock.
'lnitin.tion.Vlsit.ing brethren welcome. I
-Great preparations ire being made
for the irrand Church social that in tio be
‘held next Thursday in First Methodist
'school-room. Admission, concert _and
refreshments only 15 cents. 25d ill
-There will be a meeting of the Faith-|
ful Cimle of King'| Daughters on Tuesday '
afternoon at 4 o’elook nt. the residence of
Mrs. Richard Johnson, Prince Street. A
full attendance is requested.
l -Von-Clare Gay who has been oonilned
to his lied for the last two months,
is his friends are pleased to
loam very innoh Improved.
J. J. Gay
tengo.-
this Week. 25 i0 50 ptr cent Q15- Fiincies remain very strong, and tlir-re
count. Smnrey B|»°s_ Qgd 1| ' is ri hardening tendency. As regards dc-
.` - :sig-ns, miie riots and mined eiiiiimifien-ii
Wansaw, March 24 ~ Thenew governor- ,
general, General Maximovitch, linsarrived
in Warsaw. His oilicial entrance into
the city favorably impressed the Poles.
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a big reduction. Read this list below.
r end pink and white fancy stripe worth 85c
69c yard.
69c yard.
yard. _
1 end fawn with fancy checked stripe worth
yard.
stripes worth 6oc yard.
I end fawn fancy all wool worth 6oc yard.
yard.
3 ends grass linen with colored stripes.
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rr ears ‘ro our Ar Pennine
We have put on our f:ont counter to-day a big
range of light and dark all-wool waistings, including
all our French Flannels which we intend _to clear at
y ard
' 1 end pale blue and while fancy stripe worth 85c yard.
_ i _end pink with uiie green stfipe and white check worth
I end pale blue with fawn stripe and white check worth
1 end red with fawn stripe and white check worth 69::
7 5c yard.
r -end red with fancy checked stripe worth 75c yard.
i end black and white stripe, silk and wool, worth 6oc
I end fawn stripe with paisley stripe worth 58c yard. _
4 ends white fancy with pink, red, pale blue and Mais .
I end pale blue with fancy stripe (all wool) worth 6oc
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PRAlT’S
ASTRAL 0IL
This is the most satisfactory
Kerosene Oil we have ever handled.
We buy it direct in large quanti-
ties and can guarantee the quality
Price 25c per gallon-
Jciikins & Son
Do You Want a Wint:r
Suit or Ovprcoatr `
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Let us make your winter siilt oi
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.Yours fgf 45 C3115 yard §§....,....... ......  
w, we are malring these suits
and overcoats, prices ranging from
Tins is ouiypne of the may BARGAINS ne §,',5'°° “"‘° $‘°'°°‘° ’”°'° “‘°"
girly introduce our great Tailor-
are oliering at reduced p~'ices. iii Esmbhshmenh We use Fah-
which are absolutely guaran-
teed and give you your choice, of
the newest. nobbiest and richest
t wearing and best: looking
hes you ever had. '
201 Queen s'rRen'r. `
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work we do, that our reputation is known far mid 'wir`;e,
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~ Steam Navigation Coy`s. Wharf,
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
Phone 125.
where all over “Our Fair Island Province,” even across the straits
to Nova Scotia. New Brunswick, Cape _llretou, Quebec and Ontario, in
ct in all paris of the Broad Dominion we have received orders for
’i‘ukelioll'sFnmll_v Pillsforconstlpntlon   
The remark is often made to us, “How is it, you_ are always so
busy?" The answer is ri simple one, we give such satisfaction in the
and every -
Is the question ri difficult one to answer? We irow not.
Satisfaction is the essence of success, hence our success in busi-
Rcmember us when in need of work done to your entire satisfac-
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After attending a service at the Orthodox .
church he went to the Catholic cathedral "
where he wad received by the archbishop
and remained for the celebration of mass.
' YOU HAVE INDIGESTION
And conoludeoi' course that theatomach
-is at fault. So it ls, but there is a cause
_away hack of the stomach that must be
rcnc ed before the stomach can be made
todolts work. The rnuse is nerve
disturbance 'or nerve debility. First get
the nerves in shape and then the stonacli
will be right nlso. Ferrozone hnii
accomplished this for thousands of people
whose digestion well completely gone.
Ferrozone is food for he nerves and works
wonders in stomach trouble. Where
digestion appetite and assimilation are
faulty _iunt try Ferrosone. It cures
thoroughly. Price 501:. at druggists.
Mil. PATON SAYS i
effects, floral and otherwise, are very
popular in Dress Goods. 28 d ll
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EVERY
HORSE -
Should have some condition
powder in the api-ing.
‘ You can feed no better pow-
wder than the
y Island -
Coiidllloii Powder.
§'We guarantee results.
It contains everything a
good Wpowder about contain
and tiling that lr should not.
Price age per lb.
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Gramophone Records
The latest up-to-date
Gramophone Records can
now be had for
“UW __ _ 50c and $1.00.
A great chance to se-
cure the latest songs.
speeches, musical select-
ions. etc. `
Also a large supply of
liiramcphones just receiv-
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Dall and see them.
A. HORNE & Co.,
Central Miisii Store,
Kent St. _
Jqdwvunnndyiidyedy-“QQ
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CONROY’S
  GREAT 4 
SP0l CASH
Discount Sale
of all boots and slioes\ in
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SALTl_ _SA~LTl.
Complete steamer cargo to arrive
ist May. Liverpool salt, 'strong 'fall
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