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Ti\¢. |-il\lii_¢ii*_Y Ci&llS_C Withdrawn-Amendment y The Entire Business Section Laid in Ruins, Shaken Down and Burned To Canada and Assured. of Loyalty ,land Devo.
to the Automobile Clause- A Block Occurs , -Other Towns Share a Like Awful Fate-Hotel and Asylum En- ` tion of Canadians--Annual Report cl Militia
on Clause 8 _The Bill is held ,iiii This guIlThCir inmates Appaliing Loss oi Life a:ndl`ncaiculable Des- | ` Council is 'Optimistic A School of A
Clause is Further Dealt With. truciion of Property -Twenty Thousand Homeless. A Gunnery to be Established.
Tuesday, April, i7 1000.
‘ EVENING SRSTOIL
Ilouse in Supply, after passing the
telephone bill.
speech, interrupted on Thursday evening
last.He eharged the Leader ol thc Opposi- the Telephone Co. by having f
tion with taking avery pessimistic view of
tliecountry’s future.With regard to Burn
Bridge he had given the l-louse the
information asked for.
lb »
Mr. Matheisonliere rose and protested iw” absolutely ,mu.“e_,m absolute Will" lDfi|\1S are bllrit by tlw earth-
flctlon, and was surprised a journal ililiike Bild U10 ll” il9Pi“°i-ment is i\01D~
should make such stutenicnts. Is is a less. From all over the state come
thai. the speech ofthe Commissioner of
Public Works was being taken down by
the official shorthand reporter and would
probably lie printed and sent out to th
_-Zi--1
‘ letter by F. G. Bovyer. When an organ
makes such changes it calls for punis
effect that the members are bought
r
telephones. -
t.
‘n1itd‘:;BMathleson did potftllllnk Blllvd blip: raging with no prospect. of being extlu-
V
P" “°° °' °“ ° ° “’°“ '““ E gcisiianiia bums itself can, as all me
,Such a statement. He knows that
public slander.
e Hoa. Mr. Peters-I cannot say much
C0ii¥\i7l' - H8 Dl`0i-€Si5¢i| i»hi1l5|i» WHS “l\f'1i!` more tilan the Leader of the Opposition
Y
to report only thc speeches made on th
Government aide. This placed the
Opposition in a position where they could
not let the people know they denied on
¢ has said. If thc House were less ,busy,
[would send for the editor of the paper
and have him punished, It is an unquali-
fied libel.
the floor of the House the stateiiients, Mmlglm-k_Wc ymve \o,,e c,-|¢,e,|on in
made by the Commissioner. I-le denouu
0
ed the rr11eti¢easasenndai.»u vviresc Journal. we time the iimcnil iliac, if
and unworthy of a Legislature that
should give British fair play to all.
Premier Peters warmly replied stating
that the speeches were reported and
printed at the expense of the ineinbers,
privately; and that he had gone out of
his way to have Mr. Matliieson’s reply
to the Budget reported but was unable
woot 11 et-enozmnher On the night inconseqccnces cf his act
. ,,
question. V
l-Ion.' Mr. Cunimiskcy then resumed
his speech and madea defence ol his
administration of the Public Works
Department. -
Mr. Prowse followed dealing ably nnd`
exhauctively ina vcry practical speech
with the policy of the Government and
pointing out, wherein from his view
' Summerslde which we apply to the
. h.
ment. '~
Hou. Mr. Cuminlskey resumed his The statement is practically to the
b
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9 and are lost as resultof an earthquake this
wholesale and retail, covering an urea
eight square miles is destroyed.
Hundreds of llves,perhaps nearlya thous
m°miUiL'. followed by fire which is still
similar stories.
The towns of San Jose, Agnew, Santa
Rosa, Vailego and Salinas are either
totally or partly destroyed with large loss
of life and iucalculifble damage.
In San Francisco alone the loss is esti-
mated already st over a hundred iulllions,
1 1 _
thciiamos leaped over all barriers and
Journal; to a comment appended to a S-*N F"/iNCiSi"0. Avril i8-(SpceiI1l)- and where it will Gnd H0110 CHD $1633- i ‘IBW “lid H0ld|°l`S “YG Pi1tl'0liinil i-|10 Si~|`€¢iB»| 0r'rA\vA, April18.-(Special)-TheCana-, Northrop of the Opposition
i _ _
The whole business district of this city The shock came without warning at live' shooting on sight all suspicious cliarac- dam Gammons may invnad King sh. W|1h.|d m_m.|e,. ,md R_L_ Borden.
and Folsom Streets.
the Summerslde Journal says anything
is good and '_wortliy, we are perfectl
sate if we are on the other side.
Flon Mr. Haszard thoughtthe members
should take some method of publicly
denying this statement, which contains
notascintillu of truth; and hoped this
House would inform the editor that the
might be more
serious than he thinks. Iiis statement is
ullbcl and slander. There is not one
particle of truth in the whole matter.
Tile thing is an outrage which should bc
stamped out.
Mr. Prowse-I like tosympathize with
the under dog. I think we may be mis-
_iudging the editor. From the way the
article appears it looks as if the statement
point they had failed in their financial ‘may heapostscrlpttc the letter ot Mr.
policy. He`.cou.ld§uutsee1muz..Hon. mem-
bers ofthe Government could supporta
policy that haitrun thc province intoa
debt to `_t.he'_e`i_tent of 'nearly $800,000,
after promiaingtliat there would be no
deficits.
He concluded by adding thc hope that
I’rohlbitlon would soon reign triump-
hunt over all the Island and that it
would drive liquor out of every hole and
corner in tli,e_l?rovlnce-including the
Charlottetown Club.
Wednesday April, 18, 1000.
riomviso sizssiorv.
llouse met at 11.30
Mr. Fraser asked if any report has
been received as to cost of making a
drain on Breakwater Street, Sourie.
The Commissioner of Public W orks
said a report had been received and that
the drain would cost a great deal. The
matter was being considered.
In reply to Mnlrving the Commissioner
Public Works stated that the repairs
to Belle River Breakwuter would proba-
bly be made;
Hon. Mr. Simpson, speaking to a
question of privilege spoke of the press
comments on the subiect of the Telephone
Co.bill. He referred to the Summerside
ME E553 ENE
F   have received this petition. The accounts y
; V - of the city are published. This increase
` ’ " » is asked fdr a very reasonable object. lt
_ is to Improve the city and I must say thryi
have improved the city very much. The.
_  0 R A I I V E meeting was not the voice of the city. I
l can see no reason why we should want
We got too many . i I them to say what they are going to do`
' I ’  Dr. Warburton-This request is sent in
C _ by a Council recently elecle i on the polif y
_ _ 1 1 . ` ll a ublloi
,e
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B0()'|S hir Mantis Di=\I>¢“°S» °‘°~ :‘::.°:::sz:;‘::'°.::..‘;’ ;:‘:.:‘";,“.'fz-..I2;
.. .P _ ” 'Aw ~"."‘,- 4 i,|¢eiia who cannot get into the' Council
Will clear out a
Dongola button
sizes 8,9, xo, old
to $1.20 for 89:.
See counter at
d exnciiuiturc. Some years ago it was
_ _    y' thoughtaslow process to spend one or
two thousand ayear. He explained the
‘ I ‘ benefits accruing from expending menu
» _ -- _ A ‘ derived by debentures. At the m
l h atteudeuoe was ve small.
Capt.Read.,-I think I can speak on
this matter. If anything is apparent it is
the fact that the Telephone Co. put their
foot down on free telephones. I under-
stand that the aniipus in this case is
caused because the Telephone Co.
would not give [cheap telephones to the
parties in question. Probably this
crlmlnallibel was caused by the state-
ment that the in mbers had the privilege
homes. This is a privilege which has
been exercised for years.
amend the Absent Debtor Act, 1873.
further amend the Public Schools Ac
1877. It was ordered to be road a secon
time . _
On motion of Premier Peters the House
salary of the clerk of Qucon's County
court to a maximum $700.
proper, but if salaries were to be lucreus
provision should be made for it and ri
debt on which interest is paid.
Mr. Mathieson paid ahigh tribute
Mr. Smith. Ile wished the financia
l=r 
me clnxnc_®:aliiii1i_ii it Mill”
B°v7"' ` ` W """ M -"“"`ti:¢i'T;\`x‘ft.oeh” df the Peoples Church; an
duringthe session ofthe House of send-
ing free one message a day to their Guy power no mormw $20300'
Mr. Mathleeon-Asia citizen of Char-
ry
Mr. Mathieson presented a bill to
L; Mr. Hughes-This bill ls introduced b
apetition from the Mayor and Council,
l
mmormw f who consider it necessary that streets and
went into committee to increase the
have the amount addedto the publi
_ We have Just opened] up' their new view.. The ony oeciwiiiiave
‘ I of -ice ' .A (the power nf borrowing up to five times
ot n V2  select st0Ck of  their annual assessment. The resolution
passed at the meeting does not represent
and laced’ 'nsguf PBDCIS. T118  the views of citizens. _
l‘l(`¢ A I.OO _ 'l » Mr. Mathiesou-Ono matter is made
P 5 ings and patterns are choice clear --thatis that the City Council has
it  ds!  _thirty or forty thousand dollars yet to
   Hon. Mr. Haszard said the city has
increases. And in the position of th
yi Province every expense had tobe consid-
ered. But this wasa perfectly justifl- in stopping this msy would have
able increase.
license.
was read a second time.
for the Encouragement of Agriculture.
Ar-"cannons SE isioiv.
time and passed.
The report of the Provincial Libra
incorporating the City of Charlottetown
lottetown I would like to see eve
information. _
sidewalks should continue to belinprcved
d well in the interests of the city. A public
i
nr' McKmn°n thought B just aid meeting was called but there was note
o
t very large attendance. I think that in
c the interests of the city we should pass
the bill.
to Mr. Mathleson- I quite agree with the
l Hon. gentleman. Before we vote on these
clauses we should know what is meant.
Mr. Peters-The onlylway we can know
ofthe corporation is bya petition. We
with the money.
of improvement It is easy to cu. p
meeting. The fact that this meeting was
attended by ii small number shows it does
not any present need of extending its
liorrouinir power They haven limit of
A exercise.
to raise yearly enough for ordinary
Y
eat-
lngt e _ _ ry A
| _ircanln was pulsed, but the City
position of the province would show
I-lon. Mr. McNutt introduced n. bill to were only 100 or 150 in Mmndgnce Wm,
amend an Act to prevent travelling and Md not represent me cmzensy I1 will
selling within this Island without a. cermimy “me the passing of the bill.
House went into committee to consider
the Act' l'° i`“°°"p°mt‘° The Hickey present resting with the city. is tiiei‘c_
and Nicholson ’1obaccoCo. Ltd. The bill an |;n,|wL|0“ upon up "ge, Cmmg , they
House in committee considered and
passed the Act further to amend the Act |2090() cnt of tim unexpnndm borrowing
The Telephone Bill; the bill lo amend g
the Distress ,Act;_the biilyto iucorporutg. to usé_th,B un.u1m@ih|,,uce_ N9 om,
in his senses would think oi using up all
the actt.oAmend the Act incorporating d, . _ Wh t
the Patriot Publishing ce. andthe Act this "“’l°f°' °' -my “mmm "
amending the Prince Edward Island
Pharmaceutical Act, were read a third of cmzens that this $20900 be
YY
was tabled.
Mr' Hughes men moved the House into epidemic occurred-such for instance as
Committee on Act' to amend the Am' thesinallpox outbreak, some years ago.
TMS bm “mmm other "nuns gives the in dollar until the Legislature met. That
improvement carried out but I want to
k ' t. h it i to i
:Mil was ordered to be read a second time t:|‘;‘:lnfll:Eu;v “ima zvzesszzalzly havewésle
_ onior w.
'I P- t d A s t
H°“.Mr. new Drew" e sn c Y hundred and fifty dollars to one hund-
I think this should have been done
twenty-flvs_fIyears_ngo. I think itls a
goodsnd commendable thing. This is
Council, knowing the feeling of the city(
° ave thought fit to disregard it on the
grouni that if the people were interested
attended in larger numbers.. But there
Mr. Mathleson-There is one point yet.
This unexliausted borrowing power at
Y
use the $20,000 out of this.
Hon. Mr. Hnszard-_If they took the
power they would have to ask tho per-
mission of citizens, That fund is for
ordinary expenditure. Some eaicrll0l1°y
ml ht arise when they might he forced
would be done then if an emergency
arose. It is more in the interests
borrowed, and a sinking fund prq~
vided for its repayment. Suppose they
used up all their borrowing power and an
' Why the city would not be able to raise
outbreak cost $10,020.
The clause imposing an increased tax.
upon banks was debated vigorously byf
the Leader of the Opposition, Hon. Mr.
Haszard, Mr. McKinnon and Mr. Macdo-
I nalfl. Hon. Mr. Gcdkln moved an amend-
ment reducing the proposed tax from two
red and fifty dollars. This amend-
ment was pressed to a division and lost.
The clause regarding taxing laundries,
partnerships, or corporations carrying on
laundry business, was withdrawn.
The clause relating to automobiles was
amended-the amount of tax being with-
drawn and power given to the citY W
regulate the traflic. i
Mr. Mathlesou objected to the blanket
clause, as he classed clause 8 of the bill,
which declares the City of Charlottetown
to have been within their power 'in
making payments and grants heretofore.
He was sure that hou. gentlemen in the
House would not vote for such Legisla
 
COD LIVER OIL.
It almost makes you
sick to think of it, but it
isn’t nearly as bad as it
used to be. Theimproved
method of refining it
makes it much easier to
take, and when made into
Scott’s Emulsion almost
every one can take it.
Mbst children like it and
all children that are not
robust are benefited by it.
When the doctor says
“Take cod liver oil,” he
generally means Scott’s
Emulsion; ask him if he
_ doesn’t. They know it is
ofthe case he would change his mind.
the Commissioner of Public Works,
devoting considerable time to s. clever
handling of his subject.
Mr. J. M. Clark followed. He most
statements, ns he characterized them,
one of the best speeches heard in the,
House this year. He spoke with keen and `
and telling satire, controlled by a kindly
spirit which deprived his speech of un-
less effective.
he went thoroughly, showing particularly
how wisely improvements had been made
by the present Administration, especially
in the Provincial Building and in the
Asylum.
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Tablets. Druggists refund moniy lf it
fails to cure. E. W. G OVES
signature is on each box. 252.2 I
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out on thc Park Roadway.
Driver-Noi Vi’cll, this is not an auto
mo-bile' lt‘s an auto-mo-beel.
lot of healing about a boil. You keep :in
of the Park till your Act. la passed.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
more easily digested and
better than the plain oil.
'1 ICOTT I IOWNI, Toronto. Oat.
°°""- °“':..:°"“.:1.°.':.‘.“"‘"“"" :sf :.':."°'::.°:.;..s';'°;.“°.f'..;‘r.°;';.°’ arcs;
o‘clock~thls morning, apparently from the ters." Harry have already been killed for Edward to .mme to Cp,m;di;_ Leader ct the Opposition, heartily no-
°BSi~Wil\`d» ' i l15i¢°il1PiMi1°0i-|08- Forsome days there has beena notice lquiesccd, but on the suggestion of the
Cl\iIl\I1¢‘Y5i¢1l. \>\lildll1i!S i-0i»l12l`¢d iU\‘l`i‘ 0V€l‘ UWSHW i»i1°\lBiU\'1l D¢\‘B°i\9 in SN* of motion to this end standing on the|I‘remler the resolution was alteredaogg
collapsed crushins and mavslimr hun- Francisco are homeless and l°°fi Suvniiw order papnriii the name cr Mi-. Bclcocitf to leave the King rreeie cheosethetlme
‘l"°’lii- _ " “"3 Wim’ “N balm! “"`*“"i!°d IDF- member for Ottawa. It was today taken of his visit.
Nwriv alithe bis buildlnizs in the city Every wleurcvh vfiice and railway, cp, ` The first annual report ci the Militia
HB Blm0St riliiliffl- l- 9i»i1ifi°l\ ii di!!!-1°Y¢<1~ N0Dl‘iVi\Wi11¢BllR°5 It assures the King of the loyalty and Council is exceedingly optimistic. show-
One big hotel, the Valencia, collapsed are being sent out and the press news la devotion of the Canadian people to his; ing good attendance at the annual drill
killilill il\0=it 0! l-|15 °°°‘!Pi"\l»S- UUIHUIK i\‘0l1l0Bkll~I\d- person and throne. and great success at thc Camps of In-
Tiien came tire almost immediately, The devastated territory at midnight M.-,Be1¢,°\,|-gg resolution ,wks ¢,heK|,,g Bu-ucLg0u_ .
bmakini °“l7 i\ll°V°" “Pe dw' ‘W9 ii* ‘Wil dl°i'¥`l0i'5» °“° b°““d°d by to come to Canada t.o'open the great A School of Gunnery will probably be
There was no water, so dynamite was Vallejo, Howard, East and Sansouie Qugbgg bridge, established in connection with the
l‘0H0l't€d t0 but fi\l1l\2, bY wif hilh Wind Streets 'md the “her by Mmket' Elgmh The motion was seconded by Mr. Artillery.
llilii W
i'1";:§::('\°;‘;‘:en5"‘;:g- 59°” Y _"3 _ t “' V E L U _ . are' working' feverishly -to relieve
‘ th d
A remarkablygood speech. not devoid of eaiqtuiisizdlaiifrof 9I?;.i?i(~lli>iel‘;i:tcril:e(;nds‘be: |33:
a saving spice of humor was furnished by around Knlln “nd Dokou p
Mr.Mackinnon, who was the next speaker.  
He assailed the acts of the Premier and
THE! annual social and whist party o
theA.0. B. held in the Lyceum Ilal
amusingly recounted the inconsistent iustnight wasadecided success in every
way. There was nlargc crowd in atten-
made during the session by mem-- dance who much enjoyed the wliist and
bers of the Opposition and delivered. dancing. The winners of the whlst
prlzesare Gents' lst James Fdmonds;
2nd D. J. McDonald; Ladies' lst Mrs R. F. EDINHURG. April 17.-The poetical
Maddigan: 2nd Mrs James S. Kelly, The nature of the Highlander of a past age is
happy party broke up about 1,30 n_ m. well illustrated in the terms which ho
necessary harshness while not makingit Wallace W. VVaikcr, was the floor
director.
Dr. Warburton continued the debate The American Monthly Revlew of
bringing forward many points into which Revlews for Anm mrmshes a une list of
. .
subjects all valuable in their power o
by the busy man of the day. Notable a
the articles on Electrlcity‘s New Allianc
with Music; International aid for Niagara
Problems of the Colorado Delta; and Foo
the regular departments rich with storie
of general information of the day are u
to the usual mark.
(
Science and the Pure Food Question. Al
The Treason of the Senate is still the
absorbing topic of interest: in the Cos'
At Agnew the State Asylum collapsed
"`"`°“‘l "e5l“l'l°55lY' and crushed to death most of the inmates. ¥
A Wild Dimic Dfeviiled and Still Pl‘eVi\“=i- The remainder are wandering about the' _
The city has been placed under martial i~'0\lllf'FY D&Di0'5iil'i0l¢Bll- ' ` `
tion. '
Hon. Mr. Haszllrd-N0 doubt the t
Leader of the Opposition talks as he'
feels in the matter. If he kncw the factsi ___ ____ .
Grants have been made for many years CHICAGO. April 17--"U Y0“l` i>0i-‘HB WEN .
pau, .md the ,,m,,,,,, C0,,,,c|| is ,,p,.,.,,t|,,g steel," said ii marine underwriter to the TOKYO. Avril 17-One hundred and nine
_ owne, uf A nee” of wooden swung” m persons are known to have been killed
lu th k 1 th -C i.l.
ewa 8° 0 Bl cum' B China enema .iwe should “ke to and 29 injured in the earthquake that
8° Y Y
|;\-Egmn SmSwN_ talk buéness wnh'yo“_ But we mn do was experienced inthe southern part of
House met, M8 30_ nothing with wooden boats. This is n fair the lsl““'l °f F°f"m°”“ msif S“i'“l`d“Y bill'
There was considerable discussion on] indication ot we °“u°°k mr w°°d°n [urtherdemns'"'m expected' Wm “wen
clnuseaot the Act under “once and on vesseumumnce this spring' Afew have the death roll as the shock was more
motion it was withdrawn and the House- been °a"’d mr by the ““d°'w'“’°"‘ but severe than-that or March 17' The ww"
wenMnmSupp1,,_ 90per cent, of wooden tonnage is still °f Kagmgam W" me ¥”`i"°lP“l5“if¢i°¢|'s
Hon. Mr- Gallant went cxhmnwely [nm ,m00ve,.ed_ the houses which escaped destruction ln
tho matters touched" 0 I U B d L' W the former disturbance being now in
D n “ ‘B “ 3° ruins. Landsides have completely
speech and made a capital defence of the the topography ef the country
ll l h
T lHi Plllllll lil
lHi H|liHllN|]lH
applied to the islands on which he lived.
To thc native of Islay, his home was “lie
Ghlns an Fheoir,” “the green grassy ls-
land," the choicest spot iuali the Hebrides;
the home ofSkyc-man was 1‘l<lilean a clico,
meritorious articles on widelv dillercnté m_,,Lhe misly'ls|und,,, and that of the
Tlree nian,1“Eilean iosal an Forna, or
l ti thif’ tl dd l>kl _
mp” ng 8 n wma on nee e quc I; ‘ low-lying island oflruarloy." The natives
of Lewis spoke of “Eileen an Fhraoich,"
“_ or “the heathery isle," when they referral
1 to their home; while those ol Iona
1 reverently named theirs ‘the saluted lsle,’
butpossibly the most suggestive of all
Is) the love terms was that of Arran man
whose home was “Eileen mo Gholl," or
‘ island of my love. ~
Minard’s Llnimeni Reliever Neuralgla-
Cop-Say, don't take that automo bilc 
Cop-:That so? Well, t.here‘s always n
Cnioaoo. April 15. -(Special) -
Coru,Aprll., 40§ Com, May, 46*
Wh," ‘ gig Wheat " 79g WANTED-Big mallorderhousewanta
JP0l‘k. MAY. $10-‘lil 1’°l‘k- JU!-~ $1535 `er crilew counties. Permanent work.
lnopolltan-theMsy number being devoted
to the dissection of Senator Gorman.
The speculative mind is afforded exercise
by the instalment of H. G. Wells'
Serial; and the niind inclined
for amusement will not fail to be
amused by thc comic tale entitled A
Love Knot, by that drollest of writers \V.
W. Jacobs. There are some good tales, .
some love stories and a number of uooil
articles on other subjects, especially
Yachtswonien ol' America, and Polo Made
Plain. Jerome writes on You Can't bc*
Funny All the Time. The illustrations and
other matters not mentioned complete a
fine issue. `
 
Condensed ildvcitiscmcnis
(Too late for Classification.)
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Apply to li. U. Worthy. llliiili
- ])IANO FOR SALE-Ono large square
_ Piano (Heinizman) in good order
and will be sold very cheap-also onc‘
Black Walnut Wardrobe. Apply at mice
i- to Fwd Perkins, Brighton. iid Iilpd
WANTED-A position as lndy's maid
or iight housework by an Enfriisii
girl with good references. is capahe of
teaching music and ca_n converse in
German. Apply to-day_or tomorrow to
Prof. Hawley. lilid ‘Zi
local assistant as district distribut-
Salary $18 paid weekly from home umoee
lllm il an q ily W , ~
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Early Planting.
Early varieties for the Hot
bed.
Cabbage, (best early
varieties.)
Garden Peas,
Lettuce,
Tomato.
Cauliflower.
Celery,
SWCCI P628 (over
6o separate colors) now
ready at
Cartcr’s Sccd Store,
Charlottetown.
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