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THE YORK
LOANCOMPANY
COUNTY n
Conspiracy _to Defraud. Shareholders, Says
| Crown Attorney C_urry~ Evident intention
to Deiraud Says Magistrate Dennison
The Case Becomes Graver.
New Yonlc, April 4-(Special)-The
general belieftonight is that the miners
will present demands considerably medl-
fled when they meet the operators again
tomorrow.
It is reporled that they will suggest
that the operators may meet the men
half ways. '
The Anthrneite fields are still held up
and the miners are confident of keeping
it so as long as they wish.
‘ The soft coal strike is ilzzllng out.
Goal and Railway Cn. struck today.
tied up.
for more pay inode some time ago.
wiiiiiniiiii nit _
in iiiiiiiriniii__
Pl$liliiS iiPPilSiiI
Slililll Eiiiitiili
]3os'roN, April &i.~Miss Margaret
Iiibetson, a new Brunswick girl who
was recently arrested on a charge of
stealing linen from n Huntington nv-l
enue oafe,where she was employed, hast
been honorably discharged by the!
court. Itwas shown that thc charges
were preferred out of spite. One of
those who assisted the girl at court was
Dr. Bowman, to whom Miss ibbct-son'
will be married in a short time. 
iiriiiisi
Subscriptions received at Guardian
office, and duly forwarded to .lupsa:-
Sympathy for the brave little Jap. . 8 5.00
Business . . . .
 5.00
Anonymous..  1.00
Accouutaut...... .  ~ 
.fudgelfitzgeruld.................... 5.01
rmnonsnn sv .iunoit r-‘i'rzositar.n.
In enclosing his subscription to the`
Famine Fund Mr. Justice Fltzgeralrl
writes: l
Sir,-I welcome your effort enabling us
to ,loin ir. the chhrity of the Christian;
world towards the Japanese and 0n¢=i°=4°
subscription. A practical illustration of:
the teachings of our faltii may reach'
them 'quite as effectually, possibly. M i-‘W
missionary and the hymn hook-
Yourl truly,
R. R. Frrzosnann.
liinrrd’s Liniment Cures Burns. atc.:
Cicarancc of ~
Shoes, 107 `
Pairs Ladies"
the Opera House here tonight and in
some of the city churches today the
Anilransr, April 4-(Special)-The entire
force of men employed by the Maritime
Both the railway and urine are now
The strike was made without notice and
is due to the refusal of the men s demand
~‘ l ‘ in has
O'I'ra\vA, April4.-(Special)-The Prince } be increased rather than diminished.
Edward Island members made them- The Island had held out for years for
selves heard in the House today in refer- six representatives which was dnally
eneoto the diininution of the Islnnd's granted as the Island believed for all
representation. time. . - ' ~ -
Mr. Ifughes of Klng‘s asked the House But the representation had been twice
to pass an address to the King tlist the reduced and was now only four.
British North America Act be amended` In s few years under the present con-
sothat no Province shall at any time|ditions the Island would have four
have fewer representatives in Parliament Senators and only one or two members in
than at confederation. ' the Lower House.
He quoted speeches nt the Cenfedern- Mr. Martin of Queen’s supported the
tion Conference to show in had been the motion, calling attention to the fact that
intention of the Fathers thatthe mpresen-:tile Maritime Provinces are the only
tation of the Maritime Provinces should portions of the Dominion whose bound.
I
aries have not been increased since con-
(federation.
They were thus prevented from keeping
psee ‘with other Provinces. - ‘- - --
Mr. llcffonaid of Picton, spoke in
similar lines and was followed by Dr.
Stockton of St. John, Mr. McLean of
Quean‘s and Mr. Carveil of Carleton, who
claimed that none of the Maritime Pro-
vinces would have entered confederation
if it had anticipated n possible reduction
of its representation.
Mr. Lefurgey of‘ Prince supported the
motion and Mr. Turgeon of Gloucester,
moved the adjournment of the debate.
_ itliill Gilllliii Btiltiiliii li
...“.‘.‘;“;;';':.;“,;;;.;’..'.2:';".1.;.;n';..ii:r:‘:: ,[3 l|J|Jl]|Nl[g W|]|I{|( i[] Simi
pastors spoke strongly against Sunday ___ "">
concerts in eneral. The con tions
mga l I I I I
in some of thi churches were asked not B°'|`°N\AW`" 3"'R°v'Shm°y J' C“5°' D|ff|cu|lv Between wmmpeg
to attend, but these requests did not
instructor at Yale Divinity school, has
I I i ml R- been appointed a professor nt Cobb Divi '
:i‘;lx&;nT:K§c‘;n,;yt(ilgclxsxcrt Eutctrnzazc nity school,Lewiston,Me. Rev. Mr. Canal Street Rallwav C0' and
served as nn advertising medium, and wi" “"“d““t°d f"°'“ Al_¢“‘""' C°""“°' its Mi nu
the opera housn was well Hilleil.

THE BOY \\'AS RIGHT.
Son-Pnl the Stnnlcy's coming in. May
I go down to the wharf.
Pa-Get out my son, you're mistaken.
Son--Well but, pa,1lon’t you hear her
blowing. She got in dead easy.
Pa-It cnn't be so, son. I‘m .limi
reading that it‘s not possible for the
winter steamers to get into this harbor.
_ _.9___.
I I Burleson, and eller threat
Cough. or 4 .
ailments are quickly relieved by Crslelnnl
tablets. ten cents per box. All drnll’ll¢¢~
FANCY ‘
  fi)'ECilR ATIV E
and Gents’
Inveictus Siiocs
Price $3-.50 and #4~°°~
'fin new price list for
these new is _$4-00 *md
$4~5°-
We qgw ~ close them
out at $3.90 Bild $3-5_°
being a saving Of li
dollar e. pair on ihd1N0VClllCS llllil
  TISSUE
For iiiantic Draperies, ctc.
We have just opened up s
very Select Stock of Fancy
Tissue Papers. The color-
ings and patterns are choice
Easter Cards, Easter
faster
...W pn.. ii... ,Nfnmgaziacs now ready.
trouble io show tliem.;
c_ioi=i= ~BaoS.?.iitszsrl& Munir.
\\ olfvilie, N. S.
Wediiesdny, April 4 1000.
This morning the session was taken up
with consideration of The Temporary
Loans Bill. When it was passed it was
on a strict plrty division.
House met in the afternoon at 4 p. ni.
mid the House went into Committee of
the Whole to consider the Act: respect~
ing the Oyster Fisheries of the Province.
Mr. Peters stated that the assistance of
for in respect to protecting these
valuable fisheries.
The clauses of the bill were discussed
by both sides of the House.
The Premier stated that it was advisable
thats heavy tax should be imposed upon
fishermen who corno here from abroad’
and take quahaugs off the Island.
House adjourned before the bill had
been fully considered.
When the House mct in the evening*
the resolution ol the Governmentin the
matter of the increased subsidies tothe
Provinces was brought up. It waeintro
duced in an,able speech by the Premier,
who was followed by the Leader of the
Opposition. The latter regretted that he
could not promise the support of the
Opposition on this important matter and
spoke for some time on the subloct.
Hs was followed by Hon. Mr. Simpson
who spoke until 10.30 when ndi°\\l‘l1\11°l\¢
was moved. `
THE EASY OIL; _
Scott's Emulsion rs
“the easy Oil "_-¢3~SY t°
take, easy in action. li1S
use insures deliverance
from the griping and nau-
sggting sensation peculi-if
to the raw oil. Nobody
who has any f¢gH1'd for
their stomach thinks of
taking cod liver oil in the
old way when Scott's
Emulsion is to bc bad-
It is equally certain that
do one-havinga  f°f.
`i:hoir‘_liea.lth will adcqqf I
cheap emulsion or ec?
hola: substitute for Scott s
`Emuision.` It fulfiils_ev\
e mission of cod liver
6lll'3fid m`0f¢. r
eco-rr A nowirl. -rm-i~`. 0"-
rvfrs. Seymour Peters today rcvelvcrl M _
word oi’ the deniii of her sister in Boston
lT'rB-M2Ul1l‘l‘)'- 'l‘onnN'i-ci, April fi.-(Special)-In the
York County Loan Oonipany caso evidence
\ was received today which led Crown
 Attorney Curry to say that had he known
V _ Q V _ W as niueh when: the proceedings began he
, -_ ,;....»~.-._»_---.--~..  - -.  --f  ‘ ‘ ‘ - ~  -'~='=`f-“°°~**-“sr‘““”'”°‘irenia1§sr"“‘h“"' s' Precise' `a"Pi‘.'i`ii' ‘
n f/
. nv' J
\Ȣ
_ » the Dciuinion Government was looked   
with conspiracy with the employes of the
Company to dcfraud the slr-ireholclers.
The Magistrate said in all his experinccs
he had never met ncnse so complicated
with such evident intention to defraud.
I-Ie said the whole affair should be
thoroughly investigated.
ii
iiiriiiiisvlii
Carr: '.i`o\\'N. Apr 63.-In the Trnnsvao
generally the some game laws hold good
for notivesns for white men-I. e., no
game may be killed within the reserves
nor outside of them withonta license by
any person, be he white man or
Kamr. All trapping and snnring of
game is strictly forbidden throughout
the country as is the sale of eggs of
game birds, without special per-
mission. These strict rules work admir-
ably ns regards the Kaillrs. who, instead
of spending their days in the pursuit of
game or iooiingin their villages, an now
induced to devote more time to the
cultivation of the land, the rearing
of live stock. and, as regards the
younger men, tothe earning of wages in
the service of Europeans, either as pri-
vate servants or on public works. A
very dry and barren season immediately
after the inception of the new game laws
showed that the prevention of game des*
truelion had by no means, as was in some
quarters predicted, the ekeot of cnnlinlr
the natives io starve, but on the contrary,
by forcing them logo out to work and eam
the high wages which the Kafhr almost
Invariobly receives in the Transvnal, not
uolly raised their standard of iivllg consi-
derably. The population of the game rcs~
erves as s whole, now takes the preserve
tion of the fauna as a matter of course,
and these are few eases of breach ofthe
gnmeiaws among them, nearly all the
ponohing eases which have eome to light
being on thc part of persons living out-
side or in :Portuguese terrltory._-J.
Stephenson flamillon, in Iilaokwood~'s
Magazine.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Clroaoo, Apr-ii 4. - (Special ) -
Com, April., 45 Corn, May, 45|
Wheat " 'ISI Wheat “ Til
Pork. May, |1020 Pork, Jan.. $16.17
-,tunneiwae‘rrot'e\ri‘ea¢i»v~e.»‘ ~ - --~~
____ e c_arge n I ps
i]iNlM|ii EUES
[iii IN liiliiii
NEW Yomc, April 3-Eight men were
injured, three of them so seriously that
they may die,by an explosion ot’ dynamite
inthe Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel at
iisirri street and East River. All the
iiiiurcii men were laborers, and seven oi
the eight were Italians. The stick of
dynamite which caused the explosion was
one wliich had been forgotten by work-
iuen wiio were blasting in the tunnel
yesterday. Ithatl been left in a hole,
unexpiaded and was struck byn. drill
by oneof the workmen soon after work
was resumed today. The damage to the
WATER IN YOUR BLOOD?
Lots of people have thin watery blond-
they eat plenty but rlon‘t digest. When
digestion is poor, food is'nt converted
into nourishment- in consequence the
body rapidly loses strength. To #positively
renew health, nothing equals I errolone.
It excities sharp appetite,-mskes the
stoinnch rligest, forms life sustaining
blood. Abundant strength is sure tn
follow. Ifyou need more viiniity, extra
energy, better nerves, then use Ft-rrozone
the medical triumph of the nge. Fifty
cents buys n box of fifty ohooolnto coated
Ferrozono tablets.
 .
ADVERTISING IS BROAD.
`Advertislngin itself means iubllitcy
and publleityiss very broad and com-
prehensive term. It does not mean
slmplyaword whispered to a favored
few. It is, rather, synonymous with il
general, broadcast declaration, and the
broader the scope of the announcement.
the better the advertising. No oeeupleu
space that directs attention along given
and desired lines can be reasonably re-
garded ssv\'esied;nor can any funds ex
pended to this end he adjudged ex-
travegnnce.-Americsn Medical Journal
st I
M In|rd’| Linimenr tieiiever Neunigla-
'l`ESTlMONlAl.`
_.__ ,
To Prof. Il. S. Il|\milt,on,\ ,
This is loecrtify Ihavc been nffliciod with
estnrrh for twcn y-five yours, but nfgcr one
month‘s ti-catnient from you I nm ntirsly
curcti and have no more slyniptiomn ol the
ailment, I want to than you for your
kindness toward me and thc treatment.
Wirdiing you p{ynnpcrlty I remliiin
ti’
°'f4il"ir“§ll.a'A l>ucm°'rle
_ cn'mwn..i>. lt.1.
Pr-of. Hamilton has his Rooms on Fftlroy
St. between Grout Geo and Queen.
ltdiflll twmfii.
_ blown it clear of her route. She brought
' WiNNlrEo. April 4 - (Special)-The
clargyiaen's committee was in session all
‘ viceterday afternoon wish the Street Rall-
# vray men discussing the Company’s
i proposals of settlement and cndeavorlng
tb reach n satisfactory settlement between
iilEiiiiUW  
i illilll NEWS
Tm: steamer Minto left port nt'ii.2if) n. rn.
yesterday and at 11.15 s. ni. the steamer
Stanley came into harbor, being the
second vessel to enter port this spring.
Her nroizress from Picton over was but
little obstructed by ice the wind having
S cars freight, 00 bags mall and 40 passen-
g'ers.
IN a copy of The Islander Ian. 1556
there appears an account of an examina-
tion of the Catholic schools of Charlotte-
town, under Mr. Roche. One hundred
and twenty boys were in attendance. Oi
these, three were particularly good. They
were Roche, a son of the master (probably
James Jeffrey the poet, now I7. S. Minis-
ter to Genes); llroyrleriek, and Hughes.
'f.`he total number of scholars was 147, the
nvernge ntteniinneo 110. The examination
of the girls school also took place at the
sanie time, in the sumo building which
was the old Catholic church. This school
was in charge of Miss McDonald. The
l5l-,AND MEMBERS CONTEND   BIG -CDAL l Tilll(-E
o ' FOR FAIR REPRE ENl`A'll0N= MAY BE SE'-HLED
Mr. Hughes Moves for 'Amendme_nt io. N. A. Act that no Province By Arbitration and is _Fizzling Dut in -Soft
Shall Have its Original Number of Members lZed_uce_d-Motion Coal _[‘)_i'§_t'|-,i¢t§.__ Miners at C_higpe¢io, N, S_
Seconded by Mr. Martin Supported by Messrs McLean, Lefurgey ,Have Struck lor More Pay  Mine
and Others-'Debate Adiourned. \ and Railway are Now idle.
the strikers and the Company.
The rwult of the _conference has not yet
transpired.
I fThe Company ran about twenty-live
‘ cars on all its lines yesterday hut with
very little patronage.
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iiliiiiwl lSi$lPi
FHUM l Lillii
Loxnox, April tl.-The Marquis of
Waterford, who has been oii a. hunting
expedition in British East Africa, had an
extraordinary escape a few days ago from
being msnlerl to death by a lion. While
the Marquis was trekking along in the
open s-lion suddenly bounded from the
bush and landed on hisshoulder. Beyond
a severe bruising the Marquis did not
suffer any injury. as before the ferocious
beast oouid attack him again two gun-
bearem came to the rescue.
iiniin ilu
iiiii Puiiiics
Lorman, April Il.-The storm aroused
scholars were vyoliqdavanogglt, *T_|-ian wp,
Tm-I transfer committee of the Method-
lst church last week at Montreal
transferred Rev. J. L. Dawson, of New-
foundlnad, to New Brunswick, on June
Zi, and Rev. Hugh Miller, of Newfound-
lsnd, to New Brunswick and Prince
Edward island fortliwitll. President
Lodge of the New Brunswick confcrrence
was among those present. Rev. Mr.
Dawson referred to in the despatch
has been called to the Sackvills
circuit. He isa native of Prince Edward
_Island and a graduate of Mount
Allison University. He has been
about thirty yours in the ministry.
During the most of that time he has
labored in Nova Scotia filling the pulpits
of some of the finest churches there. Four
yesrs ago he was called to the congrega'
tion of Gower Street church. St. John’s
(Nfld.) which is the foremost church of
the denorrilnatlon in thc colony. lie
married Miss Lockhart, whose family
were formerly prominently connected
with Centenary church, St. John. Rev.
Mr. Dasvsnnis a very scholarly man, a
forcible and eloquent speaker and he has
filled sll his pulpits with great sceeptanec
Rev. Mr.Mlller has not yet been called
to any church.
T0 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund \noni§)lf it
fails to cum. E. W. G V-FIS
signature is on each box. 25c.
l2~1~ftts6m. '
Condensed Advertisements
(Too late for Classification.)
lu
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r wa tsu ta 0 t ‘ _
em. osicl. ° up U n Y W lasitlllr ,i
7383 `
Not only' in its combined
average circulation of 611] to
Dec. 30. 1905, and 7083 for
the last week in the old year for
The only si-.<1 'rn-weekly. bei
also in "
1{ING Charles and Cocker §£sniel
dtupplee also Isox Terriemf sale.
Geo. hilton. hdiv,-9.1
 for laafzohllng, pure) bred white
Ylnout oe s. App to E -t~
Weeks, Brighton. y fxlllllh
with modem conveniences.
QRIANTICI)--A ruoricrnte sized house
nquire at Y. M. C. A. iid lf.
General News.
Special 1:' eatures.
lliustreliorie and
Modern Equipment
iiiE iliiAilLil'ilETilWli Biilililill
T0 RENT- llonle on Olsbar Stunt.
seven rounis. Possession nt once. AD-
piy on premises to Miss Brown. 4-i’>dlm
WANTED-Ily a young married
couple two rooms furnished or
unfnrnishfd, with board. Esquire at
this office. iid ti.
by the Natalpjair has in no way subsided
-'£fé'ta"l'a‘tl.iivInnce `5‘f"'i°ll 'and `a|i"averag'e'lT"° "tmnumm ""5 m°"’l"'3 ""5 mn- °f
attendance of M ldespatohes from the colonies protest~
ing against tlic action of Lord Elgin and
sympathizing with the Natal Government
and the prominent iuen connected with
the colonies who have been interviewed
all depreeatc what they term ilio
Governinent's hasty nnii ill-ndviseil action.
Even the Government. supporters appear
to find themselves hard pressed to justify
Lord Eigin‘s actions.
$ioo Reward, $rco
The readers of this pn er vrilibe leased
to learn that there is nt least one ell-cadet!
disease that science has been able to cure
in all its stages, and that is Catarrh.
llnll's Cat-\rrh Cure is the only positive
cure now known to themedieal fraternity.
Gatarrh being u. constitutional disease,
reqitiree a. _ constitutional treatment.
Hui 's Cntarrli Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby tlc:~.troy-
ing the foundation of the disease, ami
giving the patient strength by buildim:
the constitution and assisting nature in
(|0125 its work. The proprietors have no
niu fait/h in its curative nlvers that
they offer One Hundred Ilolllirs for any
case that it falls to cure. Send for list of
testimonials. _
oAddresa F. J. CIIENEY & C0., Toledo,
Sold by nil Druggists, 75c.
Talre 1isil't| hamiiy Pills for consti-
pation. »
 
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Strut
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Early Planting.
Early varieties for the flirt
bed. ' a
Cabbage, (best early
varieties.) _
Garden Peas.
Lettuce.
Tomato.
Cauliflower,
Celery.
Sweet Peas (over
6o separate colors) now
ready at
E°i’»’ '°'.»i'i€2ti’."' “'i"'.?¢.""'§‘i"
ou ‘ s. n ne
Wfynddlif Partrid ,ozrpehin 'Black
M norcae, Brown ashons lloudans.
Pekin Ducks. ill)
is away ahead,
 
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Caricr’s}Sccd Storc,
Charlottetown-
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