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INQUEST BEQU_N ~ on wiiiiii _iiiii O viiiiiisii iiiiis- Mi_iisiii”ii`iii. iRUssiAi§ilFLEETilfL`° 
CONVENT HORRGR iiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiisiiiis
But N0 Evidence was tak°“_vl"a§°"5 PW' Prominent Merchant, of' St. Action of theiCommittee in
A vented from Searching Smguldgring _Ruins loh_n’s Nfld, Meets an Un- A Toronto as Affecting the
for Bodits of ‘Their F_,ie_`_ds_"_Furthe'r timely Death-Search Maritime Provinces.
Particulars oi the Fata_iil_y at St.
_¥__l___.,-v
M'oN'i'iuiAi., April 22-(Spt-cial.)-'l`iie
inquest into the fire horror at St. Gene-
vieve was opened at that place today by
Coronor McMahon, but nothing was done
and an adjournment was taken until
next week.
The people of tlic village are deterred
from examining the ruins in search of
bodies of the victiins on account of the
dangerous condition of the walls of the
burned buildings, which threaten to top-
ple over at any moment. '
Further particulars of the ilrc say that
nil the pupils and the nun who perished,
sicptin the upper story of the building.
One of thc first to reach the convent after
the fire was discovered was Alphonse
Garand, who lives immediately opposite.
He had two daughters residing in the ins_
titution,and lils first thoughtwas natural-
ly for their safety. Luckily a. ladder lic
had b'ee'r'i using a few days previously lay
in the front of his house, and procuring
it he raised it qulclely--_at--one end of the
building, at one of the windows of the
dormitory lin which he knew one of his
clilidrcn slept. When lic sniashed the
window a great volume of smoke poured
ont. Garand_mounted the ladder lust in,
time to receive one girl, while a' nionieut
later a second girl jumped from theadjoin
ing window. He called, but received no rc-
sponse. Another moxuent the smoke had
becomefiamea and hewasoompelled to re-
treat. From `Gai‘aiid's story it is evident
,that with the exception of these two girls
who escaped, as described, all_t.he inmates
of this floor,and including Sister
Marie Adjutor, _must have been asphy`x-
lated while they lay asleep, or else over-
come before they could reach the windows.
Wiieii the fire broke out shortly before
THROW MEDICINES TO THE DOGS!
k
At best they are unplesant,oftcn useless.
You have 5ome disease of the nose, thro_o.t
or lungs. actors would call it bronciiitis,
asthma or cntarrh. The common root of
these diseases is germ or mlcroblc
irritation. - Uatarrliozone not onl_y destroys
disiase germs, it does more; it ic_als dis-
eased and inflamed tissue. l`he disease is
midnight, all thc liiiiiiitcs in thc school
were asleep, and in the efforts to escape
from thc burning building thc children
became panic stricken and were unable to
iind their way out of thc siiioke-filled cor-
riders.
Sister Rageterua, music instructor,
made heroic efforts to inarsliai the child-
ren and get thcin out, but her work wits
only partially siicdcssful and the poor lady
herself becaiiic a vlctini to the flames.
When the villagers were aroused they
formed a bucket brigade, but could do
little to stop tiio fire.
An eil'ort was niadc to get tclcplionic
connections with Montreal to ask for as-
sistance, but for some reason connection
with Point Clair could not be had, and
nothing could be done in that way. It is
possible, however, that 'assistance from
this city would have been too into to have
been of much use.
St. Genevieve is situated about 20 miles
north-west of the city on the upper end of
the island of Montreal, and is an agricul-
tural villafrc without iirenpplianccsof any
importance. / _
The building was ii gray stoncstructurc.
handsome iii iippenraiicc, iiiassive in char-
acter and with the church it formed a
cciitral feature of the pretty little village.
The origin of the tire, which brought
such desolation and sorrow is unknown
and probably could only he told by -lips
now sealed in death. Sister Mary Adri-
ennc, Superior of the ill-fated convent,
confessedlher utter ignorance of the cause
of the dreadful fire, nor ooulduny of other
Sisters wiio had been rescued from the
burning building know of anything that
would throw light on the mystery.
One of the inmates, Mrs. Mcrnier, let
full some remarks, which niight show the
tire originated, but this old woman was
in such a state of excitement that nothing
coherent could be obtained. However,
the general explanation given is that one
of the old charity boarders alone during
the night let a nii1tc_li fiill, hencc the
‘ Revealed Nothing-
London to Halifax via that port.
the darkness. The Ulunda arrived today.
ice in the St. Lawrence and has i‘caciied
VERNON H. SHAW leaves this morning
for Halifax to attend the Convocation of
Dalhousie College where the degree of
L.L.B. will be conferred upon hiiii after a
Tiinni-i arrived by the S. Sf Princess for
Carvell, Rattcnbury Bc Messervy ycstcr-
day the _following :-1 car Beaver flour,
car oatmeal ; lcar cornmeal ; 1 car kero-
sene oil.
E. A. EAm.E, acting manager 'of the
Royal Bank of Canada Branch here, and
Mrs. Earle were passengers by last evc-
tatlve of J. 8: J. Taylor, Toronto Safe
tive of tlieblg Toronto fire And the part
---- F Toimtwo, April 21,-At thc meeting of
| the transfer coiiiiiiittec of the Methodist
GSHCVISVC. HAi.n»Ax, Aprii 21-_(special)-Peter Chun.-li of Canada. held yesterday. the
Chumberm __ prominent memlmnt of SL foiio;ving traiisfei-s___afi'ccting the maritime
,_ prov nccs were ina. e:
Joh" 6’ Nad" wus washed °v"b°nrd from From Newfoundland Uoiifcrciicc -Rev.
the steamer Ulunda on her way from C_ W_ Squ;,.e_.,_ to New 1;,.u,,,,.wiL,k_
Froin New Brunswick and Prince Ed
N0 one su_“.him full but u sp|,\sh“.as ward Island-Rev. W. J. lloward to
_ Alberta' Rev. J. E. Scllci' to Alberta' Rev.
h d »- ’ ‘
ear and an unavaillng seaicli was _at G_ W_ ,1,____h____ _O M__m________
once instituted, the boats returning in From Nova SU0tm_Rev A S Tuma
to Alberta. _
Till lllllllllll lE'l“é’é’,ii's‘éU“iAl‘;i.iiiE
AT  Pon'i‘i.ANn, Me., April 22. (Special)
Iildward Hilton a man of iii) years of nge
_._ living in East \\'n.tcrfui'<l shot and killed
A NOTED ACTOR
very successful courso. P 
\Vi-:_~"i‘ l’Ai..\i Biiacii, Fi.0iiiiiA, April 22.
1 our Puritan flour: I viiriolleiloiil-H: 1 -(Simi-ini)-.Iosepii .i¢ii1~rs0ii, the niinoiis
actor, died sliortly ufici' six o'clock to-
night.
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lioiiAi‘i-: li.\.~'zAiin isin Halifax.
nini¢'s train to Montreiil,` wlicre they will MU1iiioi'K lloss for ii iiunilicr of years
spend the Easter liolidays.-St. .Toiin Sun. with John McLeod E Co., leaves this
-[Mn Earle is a. son of Prof. S. N. Earlc.] morning for Sydney where he will in
AW- S- “"‘“""“- “‘° P” °“’“'  iiif."f.‘.’...§`f'f,'.‘.','fti.i'i`..ffIf§i; .§`£'Z’i.l;"S`I.'I.°.i.",f
. S l T- D .
weeks in preparation. Tm: Guardian is rclinbiy inforincd that Ben? L mm
1i"ti.l il utlhif
T1-in Paul Len. Company have the frame lll)':__e D;Ian;r;_el$§_n]‘;uT1o\;1_y;;___§n( 30 _
George Yzjngaged 45, cnt his wife sover-
QU1‘1ll1'3U»ADP"22-(SDUCTI-il-l°Tll0Sl0l\m‘ nl times about the head, leaving licr for
cr Montcaini has cut through the running dc,,,1_ and then went out ln me buck yard
and shot himself through the breast.
hcl' d°0k here Ullinjllfed- 'i‘iie woiiiuii will recover. The cause of
iiiii__iii iiiiiii
Hon.James Sutherland, it is
_ Said, will Never Recover-
Suffering from Bright’s
~ Disease.
\Voons'i‘oi'ic. Ont., April 22.-(.\`pcciiil_i
-`Hon. Jauics Siitiicrlaiid, Minister of
Public Woi‘ks, will, it is |.;ciici'aily i'eareil,
never againdic able to leave his hoiiic.
He is sufi`ei'ing froiii ii. dangerous foriii
oi Bi'iglit`s disease wliich has now allccted
his heart.
It is said thc niiiiister no\v lies :itliis
hbme here in a coiiditioii which gives hir.
physicians no hope for his rccovcry. Only
his nearer friends are admitted to his
room.
PASTUH PlllllEHlS
HIS lllllWlll.
MON<"roN, April 22.-(Spcciiil_)-Rev.
David liiitcliinsoii, who has accepted ii
call to Main St. llaptist Chui-cli in St.
John succeeding licv. Howard ll. Roach,
preached his farewell sernioii in Moncton
Baptist Church tonight and will begin
his work in St. John next Sunday.
EAs'i‘n:R was never observed more fitting'
ly und joyously at St. l’etcr`s cathedral
than it was yesterday. 'l`hcri-_ were large
congrcgatioiis at all the services and a
large nuinbcr of coiuiiiunicniits iit both
celcliratioiis of lloly Coiiiiiiuiiioii. The
siiigiiig was most hearty and thc oi~l;an_
niusic corri~spoiidiiil,;ly bi‘il,;lit and cllcc-
livu. All the vocal portions of the sur-
viccs not set to traditional niiisic were
sung to new arrangeiiicnts wliicii were
nielodious and inspii‘inl_~ and excellently
rendered by a large choir. All the sci'
vices-tivo celelirntions of the Holy Coin
Wm.kH who ish, me ony is ,||str§bu¢_im_; S0h00l. “'l\-‘1 NIU S\ll1_i“Ul# _Of f\Dl)l`0¢`llli»iV0 iiiuuion, liiatins and I§i_cnsoiig-ivciei
_m artistically g0u____ “__ booklet m_____t_,___ _i;e_f;i;_t-i_iEi~_.;i_oli_y;__ili_ee_i-ii_p_;r;_ii_:_1_;;i_tlc_;t;_ and |,iil<eii_ b_y__ Rev. .Iaiii_c.~; Sin_il;_soT_, _zwiiu
-  ' 2 . prcacicf woappropi'ii\ e ani cc in scr-
played by flylylorg Sam. in ll, nl, collllngm ’1‘Hi<:l’i'ince.ss left Cliai-lottetowii Sutur- \\10DS»_Ull<il\i»r HS his l0XtS-“Tl\0L\ lute*
Hom , day on a second trial about one o`cloi-k for put oil my sackclotli, and iririicii me with
_ Picton and i-enelied lllr-ra sligplly “flap Six, glarliicss," and “Like as Clirist was raised
EASTER was mtingi-V °l’se‘“"l Uinllum Shcrcturned to the city yesterday shortly UD fl'0ll\ U10 'l<‘=\fl by UIC i§l0l`.V Of ill(-‘
city churches yaswnmy where s"'""°"S after noon briiiginlr a full cargo which she FHl»ll¢‘l' 0\'0'l S0 “T 'H50 >|10l\l’l Wllli ill
“|’l“`°l"`i“"" i‘° the ‘my “"‘”`° give" ‘md ex' wlll mllglid l,glln,_y_' The Nm-lllumlierlllml newness of life." 'l`lic cliaiicci was beauti-
cenem' Emile" Music including "Sl’e°l“"y will gg tp Picton this mm-ning ll,-lil the fully ami brilliantly supplied with all thc
ai dantlieinsn eierendcrcd Ofcs e
prep 'e ~ S ` ' ' _p ` Princess inay go to Siiiiimerside for ii few fvslivtll ¢\<l.i\lI1ClS Of Wolimellf-S. l'|i~'5“'U1'S
°i“l mamma was that given 'hi' the First' days till the congestion of freight at Pic- “Hd llLZl\i- Til!! S¢‘fI`\'lU'-"4 0f U10 day “'€1`0
,Methodist and St. Pauls's where niuch wuis __el_cved_ h,.ought_ to _,_ close by _,_ _"occasion and
time had been spent during the past _ tm. \_'iL_u,,.i,, y,.5t,.|-,l,,y_ which leaves at seven o`clock
SAIGQN, 1~‘iii':.\'i,-ii L`iii.\'A, _-iliril 22.~
i{aiiii~unl< llay at noon on Siituriliiy.
out at rica and it is siipposi-cl that lliissian
flcvt has ciigiigeil with a portion oi
the Japanese siluadron.
'l`lii-sc were pi°obaiil_y .lnpiiiicse scout
ships.
Toiiio, April 22.-iHpci-ial.)-_-\:~i the re-
sultof tlic Jiiliiiiic:-ic lirotest Friiiicc has
proiiiiseil tlic cxliuisioii ol' all Russian
iiwlrsliilis from Kaiurunli Bay and other
(Special)-'l'lic coiiiplcte ltussiiiii flcct left
.lt iiiglit liciL\'y itiiiiiioiiadiiil; was hciiid.
ENGAGES THE JAPS
it is Supposed By the Sound of Cannonading
oil Saigon, French China- France Promises
the Expulsion of Russian Warships-
Warships off Manila.
' l<`i'ciicli waters iiiirl has atliinied hcr dc-
tcriiiiiiation of iniiiiitainiiig sti-ict neu-
triiiity.
li. is believed hers- however that if
Ito,jcsi\'en_»il<_v i-ntered Ksinranli lliiy for
the liurliosc of preparing' for a dash north-
ward lic has iicconiplislicd his object
tliroulgli thc limi- afforded llliii by France.
Bl.-\Nii..\, _-\pril '1Z~iSpeci:ill-Tlirce war-
sliips are iio\v oli`(_'o1‘i°gi|lor lsluiiil.
ll is sulilioseil licri- that they are Japan-
c.~.c vessels and that licar Adiuirai Nashiliu
is hourly cxlicctiiig the ui'i‘ival of Vice
Adinirai Kiiiiiiiiiura.
Betray any Signs ofthe
liA.\ilI.'i'iiN, April 22.-iSpccli\l.) - While
llm “\Viy,;\l-il ol`Oz" was bciii,',;' acted on
the (lriinil (llii-in .llousc siiigt- lust night ii
tragedy mol; pliwc at ilic rear short ly
aftent-lie pci-foi iiiancc lic-giiii.
Tlioiiias iii-init. a young electrician was
clccti‘oi'utcil. 'l'lic liliiycrsilid not licirny
by their action that anything; unusual had
happened and thc iiierry making in front
cmitiiiiieil.
DEATH COMES IN THE
MIDST OEGAIETY
A Young Electrician Electrocuted---The Actors do Not
` Fatality to the Audience.
Brailt \\'ii.~i iiliont sixiccii years of ago
and was i-iii.-,iilgcil by the Graiiil Opcrit
llouse people to arrange the calcium
light.
\\'iiilc czii'i‘yiiil_; it iicross tlicsialgc he
stepped on an iron reghitcr on thc floor
\vhich coinplctcd thc circuit. '.l`lic corpse
was ein-ricd out oi' the stage entrance
while the house ioared with laughter.
fuk and ltii-liiiioiirl are iiiorc iliiiii lil() cars
i. C. ll. fri-iglii waltllilr to lic foi‘wni1lcrl.
'I`iii~: plan of scale; for Mi-_ i~I:irle's 54-raiiil
niusii-al >.oii'cc tniiioi~i'o\\' cvcniiilgisiioiv
on salt-_ Secure your clioicc oi' .sciits iii
once.
.l.\.\iiis ll.\i:iii_~', 'l`.-ironic; J. S. l\li~l.vnii
do; \\'..l_ l"osilick, do; V. S, Young, do;
.los G. .\l1i-ll, do; liolii._ ll. Murtiii, rio; .l.
\V. ll. Hiitlicrliinil, \\"cst\'illc; J. li. lilc-
Leoil, lliilifax ivcrc ninoiii: the guests al.
'[`|li-; lliilifiix llcralii siiys that noni' ilali-I MAX, f,-icmls will I-ogre; lo ]¢.,,r,, Llmt
it \\'iis iicci~.~isai'y to aiiiputntc Conductor
l\Ii;l{ci»`s leg just bt-low the thigh at thc
l’.  l. lloapiliil Saturday owing to gan-
;_;i~eiic. ’l`lic Conductor was restlnl; easily
last evciiiiig.
'l`iii: Stanley wont to Picton Saturday
froiii (icin'l.;eto\\'n and returned ycstcriliiy
forciiooii liringing a full ciirlzo of hay and
iiiiiils wliich ai-i-ivcil in thc city at 1.50
ycstcrilay afternooii. The malls will be
seiit to Picton this iiiorning by the Mint
-¢
_ .am
i
. o il
not only cursd,bui.its i-etni-ii is forever awfulcainsti-ophe. ofthelrler|;etl11‘if@lSt0\'ey \\'f\r01w\1Se “ri secure ,hc ,.e,,,,_,,, 0,, ,he ground
Srigfdifiiiiiii i`.fii'l'§iii§‘“§§i.'2§`if§".f§dhwill?4 ~",’,'“ “°““‘, °'_“'"’ '*‘”°°‘"*’ "dl the ‘°f_” Q' oi iii-in-iiiih of r. i». iiiiii. .vim  
"gl, thmnt, Remember you inhale \ estmom M" street 9'" _ Wo’ S isserving sentence for third violation of 
0 mnh ne NMure.___.0wn 9_u_e_uBen0   being rushed on the stfuctiiie. the Pmh"_mo__ L__“__.It is Stated wut l
(FOR 1905.
ii. ozo -
other but Catarrholone-its the best . _The wiirclioiiie accommodations for "_d____sSiDn has mon ____0cm_e_, for _____0u_e__
ca'tnnh°u__...1.l--_-remade' _ -W Iunnugiiguifli §_f:_‘_)§_i’o_;v;ltl__:’° _frcatai physician in order that he may give the
1 _ h d mud nl, TOR0\`To,April24-(Special)-Moderate "mae y E ew certificate of ill-health which Dr. Ilandra-
_L°i's °t de ic ‘ms °m° mn 8 y ` ' . ° "i g.-Moncton Transcript.
the Opera House tonight. to fresh northwesterly to westerly winds, n _ ha" 1`“f“5“‘l-
fair about thc same temperature.
Tris Sumnicrsiile Agriculturist in the
' 'Eg l ' ' _ i course of ii lengthy complimentary notice
_ THE TEMPERATURIC- f th ' nt in ti I th Ottawa
 E   _ _ , _ itielcgdztegeiiizi the e€Veldi;‘erno Capital says!  M E D H   i PS-
Havc Come
First instalment here. _ __ _ ' ’ _ House-cleaning supplies at the
f'|~g@ggNi%¥%hN¥U¥%N~¢¥¥N*Ja Central Diugstore. A. W. Redr_lin,.
Faiiiy cool u eather prevailed ycsteiday
“At the close of the meeting a very dear
Of course they're good. the best
$2.00 hat in the world.-Weeks &
Co.. Sole Agents. _:ad tf.
Iron-Ox Tablets are on sale it I-LA
Ellis' Drugstore. 7d tf
and Saturday' friend of ours styled thc delegation, thc _"_
  illvineible flUDl`i»0i?8. Bild. W0 tllink li' IIALIFAX, April 19.-The stcanier Bruce
4 WM ll l1\05l5l\DPl`0Dl'l5l-9i\DPel9»'-|9111’-S HWY of the Held Ncwloundliuiil c0inpnuy'i~i
_ A $2.00 TRE_SS HAT IS have indeed stormed the Wl\0l0 Of C1111”-di* service has rc:-iuuii-d her tri-weekly trips
GOOD ENOUGH FOR ME from ocean to oceaiiosnodelegation ever l,,,,_wcL.n Nom, _q.,,|,,ey ,md pm., ,mx
did before." B _» ,__ l, l _-| . l . 11| ,. _
Skid 9' gentleman the other day'  qI.oi?is[bixli-ll: <iieii'i]ii;t)liri:b\\'iiitci'.m(H
W¢ STC more than Pleased ' .--_  ~ Phemlzl. Sunnyside. zod 3|.
with them We have them' Invictus shoes for men -Alley
, & Co Charlottetown Agents
.. ...i..», .....,....-.nd DRUFTMON D - » 
y0..¢h.',`in box calf, vici,
patent and colored. Th¢y “fel
beauties.
Lasts.-Tourists, Rational,
Promenade, Brondfoot and
ed on sole. '
Goff Bros.
Sole Agents.
EHEEEEEN
Radiéahonly one _price stamp-i
coAL
Shipping Pier,
' Hyudman & C0-
. ‘ ` _
The bostcoai for House and Steam purposes manufac-
tured by the ` Z kept us busy these last few
Iiitcrcolonial Coal Mining Co., Limited, ;‘;‘l2.'.‘2.¥$°.‘iIL`§ ,§’3§..‘;§'l.F°°d’
» _ of Weaviiie, N. s `
Piciou, N. S. _
For prices and .orders for cargoes. apply to
, _ New Aiiover Laces.
Z A splendid “line of
Ready for you to-dsy-
Men's Colored Shirts.
Men’s White Shins.
Men’s Neckwear.
Lhdies’ Neckwear.
Ladies' Belts;
New Shirt Waists.
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I MOORE 8: MCLEOD. 23d ii
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_ FRESH EASTER AR I
' RIVALS. I
Freight and express have 2
. pki..
pkt.
NAVY BLUE. 5 cents pkt.
- wings. 5 cents
_ iiiiiiiiii
Fasiiion‘s Fragrant. Favorite Flower.
Headquarters for Sweet Peas in P. E. Island
0ur-Collection Embraces over Fifty Best Named
Varieties Besides Novelties of 1904.
. P@"‘ To get their full beauty, both on the vine and in buiicliiiig.
Swiii<:'r PI<:As should he grown in separate colors. This list coni-
priscs a few of V1-:Rv li1~:S'i‘ in cultivation today. _
Our Sweet Peas are oil imported from _thc great Seed Iloiisc of
_lanies Carter, Dunnettc & Beale, the King's Scedsmen, London,
England, and arc selected from zi list_ of over two liuiidrcd naincrl
varieties. We arc coniidcnt that no finer strains can bc procured
anywhere. We have this season, in order to ciicourngc_ ii morcex-
tensivc growing of this beautiful and fragraiit flower, decided to sell
all the latest named varieties iit the small price of 5 cents pcr packet.
A furihcr list. (more to follow.)
QVEEN OF THE lSLF.S. Mottlccl. 5 ccnis_ pint. _
RISING SUN. Orange. Carmine blotciicd, wings blush white. 5 wills
ROYAL BLUE. Very line. 5 eciiis pici. _ _
SCARLIET INVINCIHLE. llright scarlet with blue lingo. 5 eciiis plat.
SI»IAH7.Al)A. Rich iuiiroon, purple sliridcrl. 5 cents pkt.
STANLEY. Large deep maroon. 5 cunt pkt.
\'I€NUS. Salmon-buff, siiailcrl pink. 5 cents pkt.
VESUVIUS. Cariniiic-rose mid violet. 5 cents pkt.
WAWONA. Ilcliotropu and whitc. 5 cents pkt.
MIKADO. White stripes on ornnlie, ccrisc ground. 5 cents pint.
MRS. FITZGERALD. Cream nu( Rosc. 5 cents pkt.
MRS. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN. White with br gh! rose, 5 cents
PRINCE EDWARD OF YORK. Charming scarlet and dccp rose
PRINCESS MAY. Pale Lavender. cents kt
5 P -
PURPLE. Bronzy-purple, blue wings. 5 cunts pkt.
PURPLE PRINCE. Maroon, purple and blue. 5 cents a prclict.
` CI-IARLOTTETOWN, `
Seedsmen to the People of P. E. I. Island.
pk t.
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