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_ _ __ cHARLo'r'rETo'vvN PRINCE _snvi/ARD 1sLANo_, CANADA, sA'iUsDAv, APRIL 1, 1905. _ _ '_ - _ {o‘.;',.°.f";.,;°,g,_§3,?;
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_  _within ha|mm d|smm.c“nd ordered the O'i'r/i'WA, March 31-(Special )-The re- land and if something practical and far
,latter to follow her, a‘ demand which rcscntatives of Prince Edu ard Island at "““°hi1‘i-T is U05 “UW 50"” ¢'°1'W|“|Y l\°*'°\‘
/' ` Captain Owens of tht Dra p i
-___ - i goman refused on wa mm min d the Ishmd Dew . were the prospects of such results more
, - _ , gatioii
totomply. l‘hercupon the cruiser fired u r e ~ L.m._0,m,,_,;,,g_
ii 54  - `  f,
Aciiaiis»?n"nie Quint-' e»i.l.?.:t“*:;';;.’;f";°:;.?.~.i1;i:‘°‘;‘;;;°:‘°:;°,‘:;
Manila and Cuba, reported' havin; been
chased by tho Russian volunt¢s|'» erninsr
‘Sinolelisky, while on the way from
Batoun_i_ witha cargo of petroleum to
Nagasaki and Kobe. The Smoiensky
succeeded in approaching the Dragoman
 iii`=i="|ic é-ii.
i Sir Wilfrid Today.
SL Jos'-B Nlswm N LA D M h 31. two shots iicross the ste`aincr's bow nllrivin the senate restaurant to-night and the
» U T* N 1 IIN ` At tlictiinncr the members drank the
. ._ `b|\ DI' l if .
lsllwlill'-Th° °°|°Ul5l l¢8i9\!5\l\‘¢ Oiwlled i X botiznggglwnx 0 f““Ci'i°“ “'55 mimi' 9"-l°Y°l’le and “Press” health of the delegates and publicly
I “Alto U iiEb.|N A oiiMAND~ 
. _ _
    iliiemiiers and Senators Unite with the island’sl5ENA-fé Ogio -[HE
D_elegates` at Uttéwa-The Legislators: are
, in Hearty Sympathy with the Movement
_ -Banquet Held Last Night-Will meet
/
~ 1 as sent from the cruis-
here today. Governor McGregor con- 8,-¢,0u,e ,.¢,enme,- and p,,,p,,re,| W _bake ive of the unanimity and accord wltli thanked them for their presence and pre-
iU’Bi'\l|3iP¢d U39 I5l‘Wd _On UB Dl‘0BD0l‘lf~Y i°hl\!'i!° Of i-he V0-‘#801, but Capt. Owens which the Island is working for the con- dict-eqisue-cess.
produced a flctitloiis liill of hiding which
“nd mid that fm th” mst f°\“` Y¢’i\l`5 the ' H W d”l I _l_ L_ b Sl ' i suiniition of its greatest project since Con- The delegates in turn drank the health
00lDD¥'l fBV0I’l\\ll6 5301106 Of trade *Wi -E ti 0 ‘er (ch mu I(-m to L "mimi" federation--the constructing of thc tunnel. of their hosts and ii most enjo able fuuc-
This seemed to satisfy the ofilc r in - y
averaged over a million and a qliarter .chnge of me bom.,1|,,g party so he w|th_ On account of the delay in the arrival of tion was terminated with the expression
annuhily. drew his men and repaired tothe cruiser the rlelegntes Sir Wilfrid Laurier has t-liaizncver was the Island in such conl
He declared that owlngto the serious _whicllsiwnied ““'“Y~ Aff-Bl' i‘h°de“"°".l' kindly made another engagement i-0 pletcaecord on a greater question nor
difficulties occasioned by the colonial of uw, petroleum M' N“K'"'"‘k‘ and K-°b-e meet the delegation f0r_t0»l!_ioirow at five more considerate of its destiny as a pro-
.Cnptain Owens found his corumaurl
fisherman in qbtailiing bait last year the placed," the employ of R 'Russian arm, _dclock when they together with A. B._ vince ofthe greatfcderation.
council had decided that it would boto wind, kept her fm- get-¢»_m| months Warburton, Frank Heartz and the mem- Mr. Hughes introduces the delegation
the l)est_ii_1tci‘ohtsof tile colony to wltli- ’0'U`l'.l’_|l\i!SUl1Pii€H fl`0lll P0505 50 il0illl»1\S _bers and senators will present the IS- toniormw. The ne\\'.~;pnpcr [men of Can-
llold from others the privilege of securing ?0“T";"  g§";":_‘}?di_)r_(__)“ n:‘;:l'landfs case. _ _ ada at Ottawa have given the delegates
halt. ` pgyggid the third diylghm “_ thu gguuc 'The feeling among the legislators at the the glad hand in this great work on bc-
_;:-t- 4.. -__- 1  ~ .  Fleet consisting of one battleship and Cllplibill is Glltiroly Bynipatlictic to the Is- hai|'cifPrince Edward island.
5|°.°'A_  
DR Cl‘lADWlCK _
   liiii ii iiiiiiiin PU" iliiilliiiiii 
I mfg" sm, suis visn snail iiiiiiii iii will
agre d to come to come to New York __ ___
witfén a few weeks and play in public the __ I_[,ND0N_ March 29_1f thé Marchwness
SWK) organ which was included in his _ ._ *”“.* ' _ ‘ TANGlERs_ March 3I__(Spccml_)_Em_ of Doug," muses out her _|n@en“0n uf
“'"°'9 P°’5°“°l °‘°”i'5~ The animgemem' BROUKTON. MUBS~.Mf\l'Ci1 29»"Th0 5i0~'~”‘ _ _ _ l visiting America. fills spring, she will he
WM 11111416193' him *Wh Ahfilnl N380” °f ment that no evidence had been adduced pemr Wuimm was. w hme wnmi mu' accompanied hy her ardent admirer, the
NSW Mlllkeii. hi!" b!‘05|1¢l` Of the lite to show that any person was _criminally DD ¢ll\b0l`“l7° fP‘"°¥""““ hm” i'°d“~V 'mt lord high adniiralof Lough Neagh. This,
Mrs. Charles L. Fair, who init' Wefik Dill” liable for the explosion in the RB. Grovrr owing tothe fact that an anarchistic plot however, will not produce any social
1915303 “I0 °|'E“l1 ‘md “`h“t W” 1°" °f ull’ Gompany’s shoe' factory here last week. ‘wus dmcovered he cm, his visit short and scandal, for the gallant sea~dog is her
f\ll’l\lShi\1B`S °f' M1'5» Ch“d“’i5k`5 Elwlld which caused the death of about sixty ' t nl' “vo hours in the cw two-your-old non,
avenue rasidoilooi ' ' ‘ employes, was made this afternoon* by span 0 y ‘ y' Not only is the child an admiral, he
The `i1§_wlll be placed on exhi
there cruisers. `  i
District Attorney Ass A. Frauen. at are
is' Mao the `y'oiingest`admirai in the
lation 'ln %WdM,Nevv Yorh_-and other wnglngign of an in`qn_est held in the p_oiice[ world. He is, moreover, the sixth
DIBGGI. Nldiibfi C|l¢dWi°lf hl~S`Ni'lf°°dt° courtto determine, if possible; the cause f ' .. ' - = ._ » ~ -- ~+ ‘ __ Marquis of Donegal and bears the
denlonslratl ltd MUGS. H0 !l\l\$l`»9!’ Whém of the accident, and to place the responsl f ~- UEHKTI high sounding name of Eduard Arthur
it is takéfiv The doctor is~ askillefl ill' bility. Mr. French said also that he be-  h  ‘Donilld St. Gebrge Hamilton Chichester.
snnmsnmiirt seine.. bought ni the iieveriitt b no tht ui i ' ~ °" “'° "““ iinf al ~ n mn ri .lin tn
l Wil ll 0 BX 0510!) R [‘I`Vii'lS IC li‘il. l\ll SIIIO 01*
° B D k Navy an caught. ' '
effaew. lniilndlne the Green and three was due toadeiert in the iactoryn boiler, ' _ ~ _ _ Mi... Vioietrwmig,ofriaiifax. she was
aiititimoblier`,"l_<_ii_*$f5li_,2ll0l-‘__'f " i "_` " and-exprcsscdt-he opinion that this de-E' Ill' numbers of_men who 388011 the tlrird wife of tlie_late carl,whomarried
If ,.»,3~_» ,_ ,Don E Waite baby
_:`,»_ ' ‘_ Did you know you coud
'_\ ' ` five medicine to your chil-
" _A dven.while;he\};werosi`»u_nd~
" iilee in ou¢7-'=f8l“Y
.-1   Pltgis called-Vapm
"-~ ' Ci-esolene. You put some
1  Cresolene in the va50ri_2¢\‘|
_ , ` iigheiiie-»ia=i=p..=»= _i=_\=¢¢
bod, ‘ The children quietly
having found it concealed crack in the ex-
ploded holler, which was itself of an obso-
under him has broken leave, the fact
is-reported to the adjutsnt, and in
the course ol a very few hours _tho
lets type, and several other persons, prin- mlm i. entered M B aefaulten A
eipaliy factory employes, who declaredt summary is taken of his kit' and an
that David W. Rockwell, the engineer in th, missing annie, ar, listen 55
chargc-i of the boiler, seemed capable of »~|°3; by n¢gi¢c¢,_"
»- r
 'éhel V3p0l‘~ T=l\°\’_¢ 15 .attending to his duties onthe morning 0! i The military police arzhnext _given
__.__,. _ __  . _ _
nothing _equal fo lil for whooping-» the explosion. i`he engineer was ki lcd-_ glgflggxatigg §?tl;.o;l;ing1alyedH’;;?s:i°€
¢0f“§hg,_°‘:§~‘f_€ c°Idf5’- cough’ S_0l’¢ iilltlig ex\;_l0s§¢\i1_-“_ Bi b who wud-“md sence ‘he is classed as a. deserter,
‘hgoaia “ a_f.b|_he,. ¢r0\!b|¢s_°fgh_¢ ». u KG re<. _~d  €’.h_ _ ld L pl-ingod descriptions being circulated
ll'|bR*`ltldi¥i\9St. ll iS ¢Cdl\0ll'llCB|» themquestii “paw i' n " “ou repo' *mud* uw nonggubulsry forces
" i‘ th” "“d|“W‘l“t°"° th;-on hout the country and inserted
pi Qhslfe. _ _ _ _ l_ _ '
» ‘ th olice or ons
ll rl bv dm ru, nfun‘t ¢‘i“|ar|n»
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_ _ _ , p in e D K ~ _
 __ _ - ,- -1, » ' ig - Policemen have the credit _of re-
‘&'   `_l A., _tn ,ur _ CHICAGO MARKET5' marihabie smartness in arresting dc-
L  ___.__..__. sertors, but as a. matter _Of fiwt.
" .- eliuir euteaesr in uns direction ness.
_ ...-..,....._,__,_ _ ,  _   _ ._ _ Ummm ch al __(s.pe°hD*_ ','mf,,¢qudi their clevernssa in making
'=[ D' friends in the right quarter. among
Gr- '  1*- - - -  = - = »M°"°h cvm 479 May Corn ‘N ] th t, iv valuable infor-
U  ,lawn L  H '_  H V u Who” ggi “ wheat ua giistilzfs, arid milariiegnott above "poach-
T ` '   G 5 P°'l‘ "2-"0 " *mm* ai " as they term it-
in on a p » _ _
, , ' Tilereis-, in one of Britain s large
l i` I ll T - l ` l Whmnii is what her surroundings make garrison town! B d€¢i¥°¢lV° Wh° lm’
. _ . _ » . _ t d ver fifty desertsrs in ro-»
  |_her. tliye her Paton s _fur1iitiii_car;t_1l{§\lir__ is:;;_5_Y""_F':_ and has 3154. quite a
Wii’iiitsa1c»ani Retail.
liisllings
gohl thing ot the relnrds which are
givin by tho authorities to those
o' ii thagnliio is a dlsort
_ W- I °
TQ'-"&'»`; -i¢ii§...¢i eulr-oinforwmw
' '_ " ‘U if' K .- - ' ' whoeiieot arrests. _
'  S " That omcsr ol the law lglas sevsi-ag
0 ' li lr uent ublie onus an
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m§?e.';§rii_»e. 
bel' ' ' I as e Steamers may not
run Tor some week Yeh WC h°"°
now holland Q00!! ,
 Hairy, Womens: and
so  Soc
3  _ ,*iu§*Q)w»r»;.Li' 
6° ' ‘ gm¢1\’»_ £1-m ¢°° _
M -'ji”1...l:_2~-`-_-1’-_.2-,~ 55°
33" l` {"lVoin¢a'| (élviilif ff
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8.  W9.-w’° <°i“*1'_
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q air »i- 1m»"~i Ralph .conursi
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W?|'¢!\€g_._.'.‘.!' “ .. .;....’z.25
g¢y_~-'>"\t i",.... ..3.
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_ All tilt NEWEST
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and BEST  MAGA-
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new __ll5liii.._ F'lilE
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  ornuty ant bw-
! 3x¢uawti.__ _. _
zines or me inf ___
-  -eff :-:.°‘~°"
' _lntoetiv tor. the luke
oz : 'or lo vliiml he hands
` t
 1 _“gr uoubln- _ ~ within
__g_v_g-yoiiw,-minutes tbl  is
(&:"=¢¢\1¢,-gniloptfvarious mouures
egg' -out #lie haf -o Bah whom
guspgct 1| I deooriol' 18 L11! ill*
al DQR*

iKi.2:°iiti?ni.'i in iwentlif iliwell
tht stu-nn rslrvalln -n l°l\ii°1‘
in naval ports I.hefa.u's llmirl iw-
` I  i " IO IOII' Of.
“°“' ‘"‘ °“'° .in~.en;s..sr.: ...rat
'Ll Alcohol '(310559-
¢ _
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ngegllowing
` i in Th ' VU'P°°|
codon o hm _,
.guy -rant: "During the progress ol
construction work in upper
'-§°‘i.f2‘:f;r1‘-.e.:°r:*:z'.: 
` thi li the ld t l
xLgi om::£a of dgcnagitz.
Hs toiegtaphod to Lord _Klwlienon
 _ __ _ .-»=..-._ r- a _ .  um slain-,'n.¢¢m to wwf! kill-
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-17- -feet was all the more serious because hid- 9515 Q19 M3109! 'B HGV! and dllgmi. her when he was so yours 01.-1,
den. _ '  33|; 6131? tbeaoiiggjoiifitysspzgloy' ‘;;; A your after, that is, on October 7 1003.
The witnesses examined included a rc-. “M 'dayy freedom' owing to the cum.
aregeintrt3~e__ot_t;liebG_i;ove`i;__;o;1:_Danyievglix ne" of the police, who, ast-_ta gaudy,
( ill 9 0 Cl' S CC
Dijccnilicr mid thiit there was rlio know~ ax-Tgtlgghgrsesrteiilsaturul ‘R 1 u ° Qin
ledge out it was in good condition, ~_ Ar rom as a company éerewlf in
several boiler inspector.. who rertinedto :the army di='=0v°1”l *ha* ° *'°l‘ii°\‘-
to everyones surprise, to the heir expec-
tant‘s disgust, the present marqilis was
bornand shortly after the old murquls
was gathered to his fathers.
Among the faiiiily processions of the
Doncpuis the peculiar hereditary dis-
dinctiou of being Lord High Admiral of
Lough Neagli, an inland luke upon which
no worships can be put, but it gives him
the right to wczira uniform similar to
that nf the king. The title has descended
to the biibc. -
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A 'i‘oUciiiNG -APPEAL '
Iloggar - Kimi lady, won’t you help a
poor man wot`s out at dc kliecsl
Kind Lady-iiow came you to be out at
the knees? ~ »
Beggar -Why -er-er-prayin’ fer work,
mn'an|. ` ` `
Caiéifrh
_ Invites Consumption
it weaken the delicate lung daseclé
damages the  tive organs an
brain down the :sushi healthy.
,_ it °igqi1___»>gi1»°l, °¢<lii911° ,°_!*.<l disil-
pw. imv!-i!° 91° i'n*°» °P°“ °“"
lien-ing, ma may dig vq_1°o.,.,_
Being A constitutional discus it re-
quires-a coiistitutional  __ _ __ _
Hvodfv -nirswfefilla
naiisniy-.=n4 mrnwimsr °"°-' “-
mfs of an mn Jimi. atomwin
bowels, and more  org!!!-
' ami _tin 
No inlntituto for Hood’l intl iii!!
n°i~?d’_|:.  mn I”-g°‘.n°°-arg' .
ul I  A m ’“n-
....f...`_',iI¢.'§..-f"77i-°°~¢""" .fn iw- -»~
|Ai»\l!Al¢.zuoiv\ii-G9 *F 
annul; mul. my-" __ "°
iopepsstmivieisa .\~. .» 
I »|tool'¢_ larllatlih lf°'|\.|°0° ‘°
euro me mn ¢h0 mmm-
enibargo. Both men- and animals im:
-nights listening to vi. '- u'a`3fiiigF,'ma'x7c'i\-
Rolls   P. E. |si.ANo’S Rioriis
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CA'i`l`LE EMBARGO.
01'nwA.lqgrcii eo. .season M.~:ui.ii.-..
moved in the Senate that it' ‘ict-ins its
duty to put on record its disappointineiit
and regret at _thei course adopted hy the
British Govemmenb in continuing the
embargo on `Caiiadiau cattle, notwith-
standing the established fact that tuber-
ouloslsor no other contagious disease ex-
ists in Canadian hcrds,and in view of Lthc
stringent regulations enforced by Can-
ada in regard to stock imported from
other countries;_that the Brit-ish Govern
mm. by the course they are persisting in-
nre uii,ius},Iy3_`diseredltin|z the standing ot
Canadian hands throughout the world,
and that copies of the resolution be for
worded to the President ofthe Board of
Trade and the Premier of England."
Senator Edwards said that Britain was
opposed to the removal on protective
81'0unds. Senator Ferguson of P. E.
Island suppprtsfl the resolution, ‘Senator
Ellis said that the legislation was entire-
ly of a, general chara.ete_r and he thought
the best the Government could do was to
inake provision for the slaughtering with-
in a reasonable tin_ie. _
Right Holi. 'Sir Richard Cartwright
thought than everyone knew that the
Canudian Government had never missed
an opportunity of seeking to hare' the
embargo rcniovcd. He thought the under-
lying motive ol the legislation was to
protect certain agricultural interests, and
this being so, advised caution. He
thought Such resolution should be unani-
uious nrid advised the udioiiriimeiit of the
debate, to allow of the re-drafting of the
resolution. He thought there would be
mutual advantage in the renioval of the
proved by transportation to this country.
He moved the ad,ioui~nnient of the debate.
.- CAPE Traverse reports that the Straits
are almost all clear of ice. The ice boats
are being hauled up after a hani wlnter`s
service.
I-Innnnsos ofpeople have lined both
sides of Kent Street forthe. past fem
es, etc. from the Re‘ ere Hotel gramo-
plionc. Mr. Brown is greatly pleased
with his Berliner anu no has good reason
bc. It is not by any means the largest of
this excellent make, there being twr
other instruments of higher grade.
The attention of the City Surveyor is
again directed to niany of the sidewalks
of the city where the accumulated snow
of almost the ~entire winter lies undis-
turbed except by the rays of the sun and
the feet of the long suffering pedestrian.
A little labor by many house-holders, who
are apparently indifferent to the comfort
of their fellows, would now remove all
the snow from the sidewalks and walking
would be much more ofa pleasure than at_
present. If the snow bye-law is not use-
less lt`should he u
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See Miller Bros. show window for 10c
sheetniuslc. A 'arc chanceto get sheet
.-
r
Fnsnsnirros, March 29.-Melinda Hee-
tor,ncnlored woman, and her brother,
William Hector, were arrested this after-
noon on a charge of aiding John Devlngio
escape from the police station. They were
taken before Colonel Marsh and remanded
to jail until Saturday for examination.
Devine came here from St. John two
months ago and has since been living
with the Hector woman. Last evening
he was arrested on suspicion of having
stolen an overcoat from Liudsay's re-
staurant, and locked up in a cell at the
police station. Mcilindii. and her brother,
so the story goes, called at the station
shortly before B o'clock this morning and
found the olileer in charge sound asleep.
The keys were lying upon the tahle and
llieyiiiiloekeil the door of I)evine's cell
and allowed him to escape.
A colored man nnnied Ogden, arrested
for drunkenness, occupied another cell,
and it is said they tried toiiberate him,
but could not find the right key. After
consoling him they handed over to him a
flask of whiskey, which the ofllcer, who
arrested Devine, had taken from his
pocket and laid upon the table. Ogden
was not long in disposing of the contents
of the flask, and was so drunk when court
opened that be had to be reiniinded until
this afternoon. He will he held as a wit-
ness against the Heel/or woman and her
brother.
The police are making every effortto
re-capture Devine. but up to a late hour
this evening had not been successful. The
affair has caused quite a sensation licre
and an investigation will be demanded.
ililllillill Eilii  
|E[l'S iiiilllilii
MoN'i~izeAL, March 31.-(Specinl.l-The
Dominion Coal Co's finances will be re
organized. Five million bonds and three
iniilion preferred stock will he issued and
with the proceeds all the present bonds
preferred stock and the indebtedness to
the Dominion Steel Co. will] be taken up.
The new issue of bonds will be at five
percent- par and the preferred stock at 7
percent. Considerable saving of fixed
charges will be eifect-eil by the new ar-
rangeineni.
WEATi1ER_EORECAST.
Toiiosro, April 1.-(Speeial.)--Moder-
ate to fresh westerly winds, fair and ab-
out the same temperature.
I 'ras rsnrannunc.
Yesterday was mild and cloudy. The
sun in the afternoon appeared for a short
time and snow could almost be seen dis-
niusic cheap. v id Ii _
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THEY
opened.
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Ai-e Maas of Good _.a_t¢f.-ii.
Aiéé beautifully Coliirdrf.
~ Aa-ro Perfectly Printed. and
 _floiicfsome as a _
fihturo when on the will.
The sf ` has _hardly _commenced in _the ~-
WALL' PA ` business, but we have already sent
repeat ortlerd of I number of pretty pattlrns that
ha.vef_ been sllappediip almost as soon as they were
no`N"r my i iimov FAD p__ out PAT-
- TERN, one as \..'"a..a _ga L_ _ e UP-T0;
DATE papa- ani you wi l ml p of. And y°\1
can well afford to change in xt year if you wish, the
cost will be so small. Try us. _
i iiAiilEii&iln_.iii._
Imiitrteis -ti Artittic Wall Paper.
appearing under its rays.
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Wall Papers I 
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Gvlsv Fm.  _.Bi--<smei»i.>~
R°é°nnnlss¢n¢es_dnalur¢_usesni nciivay
of the Japs on the west nur the Mongol-
ian frontier. ‘-
The Chinese socialists are working up
an anti foreign feeling and there is some
fear of a renewal of the Boxer troubles.
Many Chinese bandit eljieftains are
lenders in numerous secret Wvleties and
their influence is having a powerful eilcct
on the people.
Sr. Pisri-:ssiii'us, March 8l.-(Special.)-
it is reported that the .laps have absolute-
ly: refused to consider peace oil the basis
suggested by liussia.
i>Aii|siAN riAs BEEN
ijsifiieo Fon $60,000.
Haniifsx, March 2).--'i'he owners of
the Albano that collided with the str.
Parisian on Saturday, have lihelled the
Parisian for $00,000, They also are asking
for an appralseinent ofthe Albano, alleg-
ing that in libeliing her for $lii0,0iXl the
Allan Line have asked a bond for far
more than the value of the steamer.
The pumps in the Parlslan's engine
room have reduced the water in that part
of the ship by 12 feet today. It is said
that the Parisian is "hugged," that in she
iles on u reef on the bo_ttom of the dock
and ‘her keel has Teoonie bent by the
strain.
The investigation into the cause of the
collision ordered by the Dominion Govern-
ment began today. Captain Johnston,
Chief Omcef Coillngs] and Third Officer
Griffiths of the Parisian. wake examined
and also Rev. Dr. Kirkpatrick, a pas-
senger. The gist of their evidence was
that the Parisian wll at -h standstill a_pd
that for reasons unknownlo them the Al-
baiio ran them down. The investigation
will resume at three o’elock tomorrow,
when it is likely the German side of th
stoiy will bo heard.
Tiis concert in Zion church schoolroom
-Inst night hy the choir assisted by outside
talent proved a. most €D.l0.Ylb|€ llililir.
The outside contributors included a num
her of Charlottetown favorites besides
gr-,v¢-ml who were heard with pleasure fo
the :first time by a Charlottetown
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