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RLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1
I, 1905- { .5 ¢¥ri°i%inm"§
sr. PETERSBURG   ITHE sAc|<v|L|_E SPECIAL  
g wARsAw sii2i;i<Es MAKES w/imw Discussion
Over a_ -Hundred Killed or Wounded al Warsaw
-Latest Russian Labor Troubles
.
Sr. Plsralssuno, Feb. 10.-(Special.)_
The Putiloff iron works and the Franco-
Ruseian works ure again closed, ihe men
having walked out in a body nt 10 o'elock
this morning in consequence of the re-
fusal of their employers to grant an eight
hour day.
WAF3A\Vi Feb. 10.-(Special)-Over e.
hundred strikers were killed or wounded
by the military at the conflict which took
place at the Katherinen Iron Woms ni;
Fosmovie yesterday evening.
The strikers were attempting to put out
the fire in n. furnace of the smelt'ng de-
pnrtmeutof the works.Threc volieys were
fired by the troops and finally scattered
the workmen.
YESTERDAYS
IN 1 " Murtin's request regarding a special train
~ V . . . . and justified his stand by asserting that
woiiii
All day Yesterday the snow fight on the
P. E. I. Railway was continued but much
less progress was made than on the prev-
ious day.
On Thursday the different trains- had
gone 110 miles in their battle a ainst the
about a mile the east side of Bradai-
bane have been much loosened up by ii
9Q\ll\<l of forty-six workmen under the
leadership of Alex. Mc Lelliin, section fore-
man. From the general opinion ofthe
condltloii of the road no trains can be
5 I
l’““l‘*‘ Whl'° Yeslfefdcizl' 0111>' 33 Were GOV- 'expected before this evening or tomorrow.
ered. It is estimat that over tive' hun
dred meu in all are at work and last night i
labor was suspended till the morning, all
the hands, shoveliers and train men being
thoroughly exhausted from the effects of
tho fight.
It is hoped by this evening that the
whole line may be opened but even yet the
railway officials are not too saiiguiiie as
there remainsa. vast deal to be accoui-
pllshed today. Sliovellers are on all
sections of the line however and with
twelve more hours hard work communi-
cation by train will in all probability be
established all along the line. ,
The train in charge of Conductor
McKee leaving Summcrside Thursday
morning did not reach Tignish
that evening as anticipated and even last
night had only got as far as Harpers,
about 2§ miles from Tignlsh. She had
been emit of Albei-ton all night and reach-
ed thnt poliit _at len yesterday morning.
It is expcctsed to get to Tignish this fore-
uoon. The cuttings still ahead are very
heavy however and much more work will
be necessary.
Conductor Kelly _ who laid up
with his train at Freetown on Thurs-
daynight had a hard flghtali day yesterday
and made little progress.
This train, which left Kensington
on Thursday morning, was last
night about 100 yards from the
place called Nod, one and a half
miles to the Charlottetown side [of
Freetown. The snowdrifts are
samo,more orlesa between where thetrnin
is now stuck and Enieriiid. J. ll. Henry
and W. E. Lonson left Kensington about
twelve o'oioclt 'yesterday and walked to
Bi-iidalbane reaching there at four o'cloek.
They found the walking very heavy over
the snow along the llne of railway and
were much wearled when they reached
the latter place. The snow drifts on the ,
road Bed from Emerald to Bmdalbane and
THE EVTLS OF CONSTIPATION ARE
Well known and the next best thing is
to know ii reliable cure. Mrs. W. Ed les
of Ston Mountain, Man. rays: “Dr. Ham-
iIton`e gills are just the th ng. They Jo
iiifhttowork at once. I use only r.
smilton's Pills." Prloe28e per box.
Snaps
ll1. ' ' r
Footwear
Men's Rubbers 9oc
now 55c. "
Women’s Rubbers
65c dow 454'.
Girls’ Buckle Over-
siices 51,40 110W
*Iam
Child’s Buckle Over-
ihoee  $1.20 now
&§¢e- ` " ,
. Ghlld’s Cloth L¢g-
~ gina 6.5¢: new 45c.
Girls’ Cloth L¢8°
gg Soc new 5oc.
I e eel-ly-and get
v choice ai.
Q
Mr. Louson and Mr. Henry intend
driving to the eitv today.
obtain coal for his engines on Thursday
miles yesterday, from Loyalist to Colville.
be hard work
S1. JonN's, Niid, Feb. 10.-(Specl\l.)-
The schooner Clarence Smith hss been
The crew reached shore badly frozen
and one man may die. `
The crew ol the schooner Vulcan, after
spending a freezing night in thirigging,
have 'been rescued.
The schooner Energy hte drifted nearer
shore and will probably be crushed to-
morrow.
tin today brought to the attention of the
House the poor accommodation afforded
for passengers from the Island and ur-
gently requested that an extra train be
put on from Cape Tormentine to Suck-
ville. He also complained that the Is-
land railway service was very inuric
quateiy carried out.
Sir William Muiock politely regretted
that the Government could not grunt Mr.
the Conservatives \\ hen in power paid
less attention to thc Islunrl_tlip._n___the Lib-
erals are doing. 4
Hon. Mr. Emmerson suggested that the
Islanders might get out and shovel snow.
Hon. Mr. Foster supported Mr. Martin
declaring that the condition of winter
transport provided for Isiund people is u
disgrace.
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If there are boys in the
house, or girls either, then
ci-cup," coughs, catarrh,
bronchllis, and sore throat
are sure to be there, too.
sooner or later. Don’t
crowd their stomachs with
medicine, just have them
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that oesdl lt. For whooping-cough
 @_-_.i`_
or-rsws, Fab. 10.- <specmif)~Mr. Mar- _ e
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by voueys from .I-r00ps_ SL Petersburg In the Dominion Parliament-Mr Muiock will not Grant Train to Cape
'mn workers want an Eight H-our Day I -TormentineeEmmerson Suggests that Islanders Shovel Snow-
Debate Turns on Foster’s Resignation in |896-I'Ie gives
' an Explanation.
Conductor McKenna who was Travel- Replying to an interpolation from Sir Clicseo, February lil -(Speqia1)._
Im Beet Tharsday nicht reached Sum- William Muicck Mr. iuntcr ramimiaii iio.\'. ii.n.1ciiiiiiiaRsoN Jen-Corn 45:1 May com wil
merside u.t4.30 yesterday afternoon and _ . l _ ', -‘ Wh g 100 “ Wh 1; 115
lam up were for the night' HB had to that gentleman of the inconsistonciesin \Vlio siiggests tiiiit Prince Tuclwiird P ea :Mi ‘_ P in 121;()
his past and went on to‘po1ni, ;he,,,0ut_ l.~ilniiilei~.~i get out and shovel snow. "K $1 M s l
evening from Summergirlmnigd the haul ”"_""v ' ’ "‘ ' ' " "' " ' '“‘ 'A "`A'i"' " "` " _ `
of small loads, each with a` number of
horses attached, can better beimagined
than described.
Conduct-or Tauton with his three- . i
headed train from Charlottetown toSu'in-  E  
ineriilde had gone about two and ii. half »
Last night the men were broughtto the .
°‘“Y";‘d WI" Mm °“t "sale eaflvfhle Estimates of its Value Go Beyond $i25,000.000= Shares
morn ng. _ _
,,§;;§‘;;°°;§§,°;;,"',;’§_,§;;;j'f};,§;=“;°,‘;‘,;i of Premier Mina, in which ii was Found, Jump an Interested "1 L°°ai'°" °fCaP'
ii ii li if ` ' _ ' ‘ . ‘ C ' e
:.f.°°.::. :;..‘;..,.;"§;;15".;i:zii.z::f::.i: Announcement of rind. iii' °f_"‘° °"""g N W
na may get into souris today but it wiil . Province of Alberta-
Condiictor Hibbett coming west from ' _  SSfId DBl6- ‘
Gegrgegown had mid up at BBdf0§.d on LONDON, Feb. 7.-The 3,032 cnretlago for £55,ilii0. The nominal capital l
Thursday n|ght_ He cached Chm.10¢u_ diamond, that was found iii the Premier] ul the Premier Cuinpiiny is £00,000. It gatmnsl I
townyapterdaynbnut ¢»,hre,,0-clock]_,_m_,md Mine, naar Pretoria, has been insured cnriierl Inst your 1-J067,738, :ind the
mfg, ngu|g, for georgetown M nw’ mndad hero for £100,000, the largest insurance iiiiirkct value of the shares is now in _ ___
good run of 5 “tue over three houm_ evIe‘rta.iken o1\;tli)m irlslnglxe stone. the neigiiliorlioorl of £l0.000,000. Be-
Thnt, line ig now an ch,m._ » on on,| e . .- e discovery at tween October and .liinuiiry £1 shares  , 4 _ _. __
Thi, 'm0,.n|ng,,.Drk wmbc commeBced~Elandsfontein, near Pretoria, ofa dia- linve risen from 40 to 80. Vi/'lien the OMAWA' feb' w (_Spe;'ml`)C]?ayor
m,ew_ Uonductor McKee Wm nm b‘e_ mood which is reputed *to be three times iiiter figure was rcachcrl ii. few days ago E'“"""“°“““‘ “‘l°p“t“t'°“ "fn" “Bury _~
tween Tig-mal, ,md Summemidc keeping' heavier than the largest stone previously the slnircs were split into live shilling pre- called “D011 Sir- W- LflUl”|0I‘ CINS 5fWl‘"00I\  -
mmtline cléur ifpossibim found has set the calculators to work, ference shares and Iinif-crown deifererl ,md in-god the Fade;-ul Government to
There Wm he three trams each Wm, B gi/itll aililiisingg rels\;l‘ts. One (Lf thotsle, v»;Ii(<i>| siiizcs. Tiiccforliiielr wercqii<;t;rIdon Ijiriday "amen neutral point other than Calgary    I
- limes S ca cu n ons on t e cs mn e at ’ 5s., un tie utter on c nes a at ‘ .
filteeiifeot deep and the evvrflse is the Z1.:Qlilrllllillllvdslivilllelllsilsnllzlbfillddzlmlif value or the famous Regent or Pitt 1-siiios., on 'i‘hursiiuy, £155s.,.infi ciillrri °' l"*“"‘°“‘°“ “S ”“° "’"“"‘°l“l ‘°"‘l"°"' “.3
tween Chnrjottetown and CMN Tr,,_\._ diamond, figures that the new gem, even diiy £lH. The advance is generally under- I/llc “°“' Pfovmce °f Alb°"l“~
emo mis m0m|ng_ ‘Conductor If two-thirds of its bulk lslostin cutting, stooil to have been caused by heavy ‘~ C. W. Cross, of Edmonton arrived this
Mcxemm with the tm", that ought to he worth $225,574,085. This is the buying by De Beers Company, with the morning as me “mn dopumuon which
reached 3“m,ne"|de last, night, Wm m_ most daring of all computations, most of object of obtaining control of the com- wants me Government' to mme Edmon
mm to Emerald “hd begin work on the which vary between ii liaii’ million :ind puny and maintaining its monopoly in the ` l i I _
bmhch bo Cape T,-,wc,.s|,_ Conductors three million 'sterling,with one of £l5,- diamond district. *'00 “SUB CBD *ffl ~
Ken, and fl-,mwn Wm continue to 00(_),lIl0. Evcntliesc gigantic figures give but ii
“ark towards each other and by the time Nothing boyorivd the bare report of the small iricanf the vztiue of the grciitcst
they mach probabw Hem. Hunwr Rlven discovery of the stone is yet known und known diamond deposit, for tliorougii
Conduutm. Mcxemm Wm have got to later information may reduce this marvel prospecting shows diamondifcrous earth
Cape Traverse “nd be able to mpke 5 to dimensions whioii can be more easily witiiiiililfeet of the surface of the esti-
thmukh trip w Chnrlonetown with mans grasped. There is no present reason, how- miitcii vnliio of- no less than £12-i 0110010. ,
and pumengem over, to doubt that it greatly exceeds the .
A "Mn Wm fake the workmen w- COL Excelsior stone of 070 carats uncut, which
vme this morning and than Pmceeq “ati was found at Jagersfontein, and wasthc
to thslassistance of Conductor Stanley. l“3°Sl’ hm‘°"t° f°‘md i" S°“"h Able” ` _.__
Conductor Hlbbett will leave George- glxanixl l;;°T";;'n°y 12;? difllgaegz ‘ is
town at the usual time this mornin and - - ° ` '
lt, 15 expound Wm be “hh to mg” on the new stone will also be divided whltney Government  H
schedule time dhring the day. Whatever the value of the new disco- ` A    ' W
vory, the shareholders of the Premier Make lt Equal to  of I
mine, Inwhich It was found, have every Cabinet Minister and
For com, in the head for con hs, cup. reason to congratulate themselves Miir- _.___ S
. ir ~ _
“mal deafness and .Mmnh °t the atom' ketdvnurlon oflthe shiflres incwgsed on Lnoiuins-ran. Mass. lrcb. l0-(Speei.ili~- Pl'0Vld9 SBCl°elal`y. “I
“oh and liver’ people who hu” 'Medi F" By ynearyul m lon noun S sur- Five ersonswero serious] iniured and s l __ hu
them ssythiit siusrcs cotmii resists line- The boom ia the shares was P Y - '- i
me 3 haue,-_.h0](1 m»_c”5i¢,y_ largely thhe result of the itssuiiiption dozen others slightly hurt iii ii (ire which ,l.0“0N,m‘ Feh_m_(SDeciu\_)__.1-he Wor],| H
gmt! K °‘;und°“°omlel;*;"‘ as °fb‘g3~0‘0li dcstroycri the large fiictory or-cupicil by md", nys the ‘vhhmy cnmnet hm, da
l even bigger may be loaned. The dm the Celluloid Comb Mnniifiieturlng Co. vided to “ive me Imam, of me Opposmon
°°V°¥‘¥CB11“0lfi`l10WHV0r,beregnrded iisii A h““d"’d 'md "w°m'v`“v° person” asulary cqualtc that received bya. Cahi-
“°l7 galnmthe °°mp““-7' b°°““s" "nd" wow employed but 5° "Wm WM ma |ietMlnister. He will also be provide
U10 Dl'°5°|'|l' dliU'00I\d l“W lfhe ZUVCFH- spread of the ilximes that many had to H, f U
inentia entitled tosix tenths of all the lump from the “mdowq no mv, their withnsecrcmry M' e expense o m
ii iiwinuiuiiiii  i f it   A   
There is something very much like ii "V"
fairy tale in the history of the Pre- ._____.__..__.- To eiireaiicadaciwiu tw mimltee “N
___ mlor Mine, which is located on a fariii Kumfort Headache Powders
whose Boer owner sold it two ysnrs »-j
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h t Bo P int and m‘ 'Ml hal. the election is void ami ii new one
driven es on ii xeys o _ , .~,_ ' _ ,
totll los ~   Q “D aw ,   I lii_iii»it>i1i»_\;ln-kiiVelil.` N V Www YW *_
no '
sl* '
’ l:/f ' At the request of some of `
Ii .
' l'V C - .A  'L ., in future the ice will be
ii-  ~»----»-~ -1 ee-»~ l'.*.t:."‘.°.i1°»‘.i"..i.:".‘:' 2.. i‘.":...';i;'. i.
“"5"” lm" "ly "rm", Mumed imrnlediatz relief Tn this way ou (ha scnlwd after the thlfdv slxtha fl
. . ° _ i L ‘ I »
°i»r\tl°H°- put the medicine right on the Plyncs \‘ ' ‘ " - . and ninth bmds_ __
Uwiiiwi mild *\`“I\"'° _ " -- i ,_ _  e bein8 done. “
Sir Viliiiiaiii in tnrn let his mind swing
`bank to the resignation of ministers 0
hiin with being a traitor.
¢=»~_i'  -.3 i"
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BOMBARDING THE
  JAPANESE LINE
Fighting on the Japanese Centre and Left
Wednesday and Thursday--Another Russian
Repulse-Position oi the Two Armies
Unchanged- The Outlook Uncertain.
Toicio, Feb. I0--(Special)-Tlie Russians attacked the Jups Wedncsfisy night but
ontinuod to bomliiird Field Marshall W9" ”9“l"°‘l'
yii.ma's centre and extreme left on Wed-
‘_-
The geiieral situation at the front is
unchanged and both armies lioid their
among \\-hum wus ML 1-‘gator from Sir iiesdiiy and they slielieii his extreme right former positions. It is not known what/her
Mackenzie Bowell’s ciiiiiiiei und ciiiirged on '1‘hu1~§(1“y_
the present movement will orwili not
Small bodies of Rus-siiiii infiintry lem; mage“eml,_,,,Kagemcm_
The discussion grew hot and SirV\'iliIniu
Muiock challenged Mr. Foster to explain
his ucticri.
Mr. Foster rcplicrl that Sii'Muckciizic
Howell Iii liriilii liiiil invited Sii'CIirirles
Tupper from England to become Prciiiixr
of the reorganized Govcrnnient.. Sir
Charles Tuppcr :Zinc and Mr. llowell
the ministers to resign. . M
I-l\9l`0\1lJ0\1 dl‘l`ll\ ll 10 C1\f1`.V 0U! I-IIC vvcimiii:i~ there wus ii good uudiciice iitilic
agreement. ills failure t0 do so induced concert in aid of the Poor iicici in liic
` rg?
LAST NlGIiT’S CONCERT
_INQAID OF CITY POOR
Notwitlistiiiiiiiiiir tlio`\'evy uiifiivoruliic
arket llull lust night.
Hon. Mr. Hnggart also had usimre in
the discussion which was the ilrst reiiiiy
iively time this session.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
IIIMIINIUN BIIIH
A
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’1‘i(;Nisis, Feh. iii-(Speoinl.)-The train
ble-bodied men me struiding around
llllng to shovel, politics is iiiufic nlie lest D! hl\\'lU¥ lil* h9l\d 101'" Ulfby K lllflvlllll
or eiiiployiiieiit. 'I`r.'i.in iiicn siiy tiint ii CFMIG- UC Will* 24 .Y0i\l`5 Uf “Fif-
evmity»0ve men iiiiil been siioveiiing
nee the order issued the ii‘iiiii.‘~i could
ililllwuiii
Tonon-ro, 1~`ei>. lil.-1Spei-ial.l-Chief
ic \II"eni.wni‘tI\ election ease deciding
I
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The chair was occupied by Mayor
Kelly und the progruiuiiie wiis intro-
duced iiy God Save the King piiiyeii hy
the League of the Cross lliiii<l us his
llonor Liouteniiui Go\'ei'iioi' McKinnon
was escorted to a sent on the platform by
the Mnyor. During the program the
lnticr spoke briefly rci'ci'riiig to tho vviiiits
of the poor in the city rind thanking thc
\Vunian's' Local Council, Prof. V\'atts,
Mr. Bayer and others for the viiiuiibii-.
assistance.
The progriini was as fulloivsz-
i»AR‘r r.
March-Lciiguc of Criiss Build.
Chorus-‘llnii llrigiit Abode-'. from
'l`uiinliniiscr. l’IiiIiiiiriiioiiii= Society et iii.
Song ~“llowii where the Sunnce River
Flows." Alex. iiucliannii.
Orchestra iii) Miircli-»“.-\rcus l’iiruilc.`
(IJ) l.ievcrio-“Apple Blossoms."
Reudiiig-Selected, Miss Ruby Rattray.
Song-“Moy Morning," Miss Iiazei
Breuiner.
\VliIstliiig Solo--“Whispered Thought,"
Tntorniezzo, Percy Barlow.
Address-Mnyor Kelly.
lntei~iiiissioii---Candy Siile and Pro-
gramme by League of Cross Band.
PARTTI.
Quartette-“Jessie the Flower 0' Dun-
bliinc," Miss Mollie Warbiirion and Misa
_-\nnie l"riisci~, (i. li. Moore niid I".
Stanley.
Orchestra-Scloctioii oi' Airs from Gou-
nml's “l.‘”i\iist."
Song-“iiooil Night Lillie Girl," Miss
Pli()l". Vi". lIAlili\` \\'i\'l"I`S l
To wlioiii is iiiie iiin<-.ii of the credit for
lust iii;.rIil,'s concert for the City poor.
SIIIIW-liilliliilii
Correspondent Intimates
that Party Preference is
Shown to Men Wanted
to Shovel Snow.
blocked two miles from here. While
ve coiiic in I his evening.
Tlicxiiiovc is is \'oliii\l.e<~i' despatch-
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iiiuiui vuin
stlce. Meredith delivered judgineiil. in i
DIED.
On the Nth day of January, after al
'ery shortlilnesn, Oliver Heath, aged 6'
` ° " onthe, only son mid third child of James
I / , the ticket holdasl the Rink  Sliuiv and Mildred Matheson.
management has decided that on ri-i.. io, ii.-ii.-tm, wiiinw of his me
V _ _ _ Richard 'i`oiiiiyii, iiiri-il 77 yours.
il
Funeral from the resiiioiici- of hor son
o'i-.lock on Sundiiy to I’copIc’u Criiietcry.
iloys’ sweaters In plain and fancy club
. _ . . . l s nsplendld assortinelit ul. Weeks
W* *ll* P5l'f`U¢f °\"°- lv ' Skaters will confer s favor §,°(§’,:-_., ,",,,,,, ,,,,,, ,.,,,,,,_ 1|d;;i_
i fe THE WEATHER v W. . i.»ud¢i;yafA»V|f’:t°_g;'~¢gg;g;g r.ay_siii'tyou “named iagcseggingi
"“” l T' .» T *°*'}]}~,,,,,,";,'°c_°,‘,‘ saiiionediortiis ministry. '
H 3 ge °'.',,'§.°ii1'.1£ Jawa, sau ri-innp_N<», mum You i-es,i ws~_by leaving the ice while this
rn  ' 5, _ ` IJ
Sensational bargains in Men`s Clothing
Furnishings and Underwear at the hig
laughter sale at-M. Tninor tc Co`s‘
Iiiw. George l’roei<-r, Malpeque Road at
lid ll
Mollie \Vnrliiii'i~0ii.
Song-(Mule Ciiorusl “Tea:~'iiig," Id. ll.
Mitchell,
(lofi Save the King.
Hill] liliiii liii
BY MUVIMG EHINI
Awful Fate of Young Mon-
treal Viforkmen inthe
Angus Shops-Instant
and Awful Death.
Mo.~:1'itie/ii., l<‘i~l». lu~(Sprf'lnI»)-A
Workman at the Angus shops imnieii
Ainadl Dumas was killed this morning
By the LAST TRIP 0f
S.S. STANLEY
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