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GETTING SUPPLIES III IIIIt:IuI In IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIII IIsI Init on A 5U|g|DEI I
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In Pif¢P3"ati°n im' 3 Siegz” ~i3P3“¢5¢ IA|Tm)’ Murderously Assaulted by an Loss of Life May Not Exceed In St. Peter’s Cathedral and Body 0f Ffank Si¢¢V¢5» A NIBW B|'UiiSWlCk¢|'»
Now Recruiied to Full Strength-Roiest EXfG°"»vi¢l-_H8 WI" 3°- ’ Fifteen _Th.'1USa"d But Sf- |’aU|’S- |i@P0fiS Of Found in Maine Woods-Murder First Sus
Cover- His kssaliant I Homes of Twent live Year’s Work Sub I ' 
vensky is now Reported III of \ 7 ‘ ' ii' , . f pected but some Facts indicate Seli-
Arrested. Thousand Destroyed- mitted. I - -
DyS¢nt¢ry~ ___ __ ___   Slaughter.
Gunsuu PAss, April 24.-(Special.)-
Wp weather is increasing the amount of
infectious disease but the general health
of the Russian army_is good.
The Japanese army has been recruited
to its full strength. .
_ Vladivost-ok in expectation of a siege:
has been _fer better provisloned than Port
Arthur was and immense quantities of
‘accumulated in Manchuria have been
taken there. »
Pauls, April 24 (Speciul~)-The Rus-
sian transports, Kiel, Jupiter, Kuaiz,
Gortschakoff and Kitai are still at Saigon.
A private despatch from Saigon states
that Rojestvcnsky is suffering ‘from dys-
entery, but other wires are to the effect
I that the men of the ileet are in good con-
iditlon.
S. S. MUNIIIIINI
I:IIIIIIII; ilsi
To Assjsi Vessels Entering
the Gulf of St. Lawrence
-She Leaves Quebec
Today.
MoN'I'nuAL, April 24-(Special) -In order
to assist vessels lu entering the Gulf,the
ice~breaker Montcalm will leave tomorrow
to cruise between St. Paul, Cape Breton
and Capo Ray, Nild. I
WEATHER FORECAST.
Tosottgro, Apliiiiip,-'(Spedisl.)-Wester-ly
winds, fair and mild.
'rua rasfruparuas.
Fair weather with winds tinged with
thc icc along the coast have prevailed
during the past few days.
Tm: Polino is still at Georgetown with
220 tons hay and a 'quantity of oats for
St. John's, Nfid., which she will probably
dispose of on the Island.
THROW MEDICINES T0 THE DOGSI
At best they are unplesant,often useless.
You have some disease ofthe nose, throat
or lungs. ' Doctors would call it bronchitis,
asthma or cntarrh. The common root of
these diseases its germ or Inicroblc
Irritation. - ilatarrhozone not onlydesti-o_ys
disease germs, it does more it heals dns-
eased and inflamed tissue. The disease is
not only cured, but its return is forever
preven ed by using Catarrhnzone which is
splendid also for oolda, coughs and irrit-
n Ile throng Remember you inhale
Uaterritozon -Nature) own cure-use no
other but Catarrhoxone-it s the best ‘
catarrh cure made.
css ss sais
Slater Shoes
,Have Come
First instalment here.
We are more than pleased _
with them. We have ami
in ladies’, gent’s, boys' and
youths’, in box calf. Vid,
patent and colored. Tiny HW
beauties.
Lasts.-Tourists, Rational,
Promenade, Broadfoot: and
Radical;only one price stamp-
ed on sole. .
Goff B,ros.f
Pllillilliiii ill _
ISIllIl|]llI'S Ilillll
I .
The following particulars of thc death
of John Dai-facli, n. niltive of Canoe Cove,
and brother of Duncan Darrach, have
been taken from II. Paso vltoblcs, al.,
paper :-
Jolm Darrach, II. well-known citizen of
this section, was accidentally killed Mon-
day afi.ernoon, March the 20th Inst. Mr.
Darrnch was hauling gravel out of t-he
I-Iuer Eluero Creek for the County. Late
in the afternoon his team of mules halked
and he struck one of the mules, when it
whirled around and kicked the deceased
in the pit of the stomach knocking him
down and causing his death within ilvn
minutes. I
Leandro Scrradcl, uSpanlsh|boy, was
with Mr Darrach when the accident
happened and was the only eyewitness.
The body was brought to town and.
Coroner Nichols and District Attomey
Palmer conducted an inquest Tuesday
morning. A wrdiet of accidental death
in accordance. with the facts related was
rendered.
John Darraeh was a native Canoe Cove.
Prince Edward Island and was forty-
two years of nge. }Io wasa highly rc-
respectcd farmer and quite well to do. A
brother, arusident oi Dixon, Soiona
County niidafatlioi' and mother, three
sisters and two brothers residents of
Prince Edward Island survive the dc~
ceased.
The body was etnbalmed by Under-
taker Palmer aIId Thursday morning nc-
compttiiicdby friends nIId Malcolm A.
Darracli, a brother who had arrived from
Dix n was taken t0_ the train and
shipgted by express to the aged and sor-
rowing parents in far away Prince Ed-
(Pnt. and Ex. please copy),
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Osrosco, . April 24 - (Special) -
April Corn 405 May Corn 46
“ Wheat 84§ “ Wheat 93
“ Pork $12.45 “ $12.15
ANXIETY FOR LINER.
LoNnoN, April 21.-The underwriters
are anxious concerning the safety of the
Hamburg-American line steamer Cas-
tlliII,wiIieh was due to arrlvo at Vera
Cruz at thc end of March. Sho was Ie-
lnsurcd today nt the rate of 00 per cent.
MoNc'roN, April 24-(Special)-Chief of
Police Tlpgley ‘was murderously assaulted
today by\an ex-convict named llownrd
Briggs. '
__Tingley was arresting one Cameron,
charged with taking money from children
when Briggs stole up behind aIId struck
him on the head with a. heavy coupling
pin.
Tingley was badly hurt but serious
results are not anticipated.
Briggs and Cameron were arrested.
-THE BIG QUEBEC BRIDGE'
A steel bridge now under construction
over the St. Lawrence _River at Quebec
is a remarkable structure. 'l`lIe weight of
this bridge will be about 35,000 tons. Its
span of 1,800 feet crosses the _entire St.
Lawrence river at such a height as not to
interfere wl h navigation, and will be thc
longest in the world, the Forth bridgeln
Scotland being 1,710 feet long, the Brook-
lyn bridge, 1,680 feet. and the new East
River bridge In New York 1,000 feet.
'Ihcre have been manufactured by thc
Phoenix Bridge Company, Phoenixville
(Pa.), to date, and partly shipped to the
site of the bridge, about 10,000 tons of
steel. It will take about two more years
to complete the structure. The masonry
piers are entirely ilnished, and the tem-
porary false work, of steel, are now in
place on the south shore, upon which crcc-
tion will ai the opening of spring tlIisyenr
The 1,800 f et steel-bridge work betwccu
the piers will be erected without any false
work in the river. The bridge is to be hilft
wide over all,currying a double-track rail-
road, a double-track trolley, and highway
and two sidewalks. Many novel features
hd_ve been' Adopted in the design and man-
ufacture of this bridge. The total length of
uhn1Inelsban,liii)0 fact; ship clear hond-
wny, IBO feet above highest tide; height u
cantilever towers, 300 feet above theriver.
Tho Phocuix Bridge Uoinpany are thc con-
tractors for thc supcrstructurc.-- Canadi-
an Trade Review.
McINNES GOVEHNOR.
V1c'roR1.\, B. C., April 21.-\V. W. B
Mclnnes, according to tlIe'Colonist de-
spatch from Ottawa, has been appointed
governor of the Yukon at a. salary of $12,
'Dill pcr annum and expenses. Mr. Mc
Innes will leave for Ottawa. humediately.
ward Island for interment. ,   
New YORK, April 20.-The Sun has the
following cable from London:-Adespatch
to Dalzlel`s news agency from Ilcrlin says
it is reported that Emperor Williu.In's
health lms not been benefited by his cruise
in the Mediterranean. His physicians
Iwarned him ofthe absolute necessity of
taking an undisturbed rest. The holiday
thus far has proved to be nothing but a
rdund of fatiguing visits, and lIns done
him no good whatever. The Empress is
very uneasy about the Emperor's condi-
tion.
A $2.00 'mess HAT rs
ooon ENOUGH Fon Ma
Said It gentleman the other day.
Of course they’re good. the best
“crew of80 . _
She carries about II. dozen passengers and 319° hat .in thg yygyld.-_wggkg 8;
o-» Sole Agents. 22d tf.
1' L ,
§gle Agents.
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HUEEEFQ ERIE
 .Wil
ihc Best Sweet Peas for 1905
A good Ifiart towards the beet
results is to obtain the Best Seeds,
iorinierlor sorts of _Sweet Peas,
however well grown, will easily
be beaten by moderately grown
specimens of liner varieties.
When ordering do not fail Io
consider our collection of
“GIANT” URCHID
FLUWERED SWEET PEAS
We mild them u specialty and
have the choices: varieties.
8:- Floore,
. lic address on belntlf of the earthquake
LA Hone, INDIA, April 2~l-(Specinl)-
The Lt.-Governor of the Punjab ln a pub-
fund stated that he hoped the deaths by
the earthquake had not exceeded fifteen
tliousancl, but within the allected area
of seven hundred square miles with a
population of twenty-tive tliousand every
building had collapsed [or had boon ren-
.Ierea untnhabioniis. '
KING’S EVIDENCE AT
THE OPERA HOUSE
King's Evidence is perhaps a more sen-
sational drama than would be exactly to
the taste of the average quiet citizen. It
is too highly spiced with crime. But it
has the redeeming features ofan interest-
ing plot, dialogue that is never dull, many
dramatic situations, a plentiful variety of
motives, good, had and ln<liil"erent, and III
lhe end such punishlucnt of villnny and
such reward and vindication for the right
as most persons can approve. The audi-
ence was It very large one entirely filling
the IIIain nuditorum with many in the
galleries, and it was appreciative in a dis-
criminating way, of the manner and Ineth-
ods of each of the eleven performers in the
cast. Solomon Isaacs, impersonatcd by
J. J. Kent, tllled the title role and was
ubiquitous frtnn the beginning to the end
of thc play. Clown, criminal and co-con-
spiI~aI.or as he appeared, hc half redeemed
himself by exposing It greater villain than
liimsclf at tllclnst. Dr. J. l’. Murray play-
erl with acctsptniicc the dilllcult part of
Gilbert, Medland, the too suspecting hus-
band ofa noble minded, brave and devoted
wife. Still higher praise is due' to 'Miss
Ruby Rnttray, who as Kate Mcdland IIII-
personatcrl the wife iII question and suIl’cr
ctl many things, Ilesertinn, p0\'c‘rt~y, the loss
of sight and the loss of her only child in
the course of thc story, It was a really
good, consistent piccc oi’ acting through-
out and well deserved the applause ami
the splendid bouquet withnivliichvslmiwlte
rewarded. J. J. l)esInund iInpcr.~IoIIated
Sir Frederick Sydney with the case and
dignity bciitting a belted knight, while
Miss Josie Stciitiforri and Miss Ida Byrne
left nothing to bc desired in their por.
traynl of his dnuglitcrs, Ada and Laura
Sydney. Both thcsc ladies were rewarded
with lloral tributes urnid the applause
of thc audience. Those who
know A. E. McEucl\eIt ln private
life must have been surprised at' the ease
with which for two hours he transformed
himself into the viilian of the play, "thc
smiling damned villain," Matthew Thor-
ton. Imvnsreallyagoorl iInpersoIIatioa,and
would bcltrclosc criticism at any point
from beginning to end. W. O. \Vhitlock as
Joe. the lock kcopcr left nothing to be de-
sired and Muster* llarry \Vhitlock III the
character of Little Arthur, the stolen
child spoke his lines bravely like n little
man. The play ran smoothly without I\
pause or break in the interest from begin
ing to end, showing careful preparation on
the part of all wlIo were in the cast. J.
Austin Trnlnorin his amusing character
song secured an encore and in responding
brought outa nnnihcr of local topics III-
cludlng the 'l`uIIIIel with boisterous c.il`cct.
Miss Lucy l<llaIIch.ar<l also ,sang bctwecri
acts the sacred melody Sweet Spirit Hear
my Prayers ami presented n charming
picture under the colored light.
--l-ii
Read Perkinsdc Cris ad in this paper
for bargains in boys'clothlng. 25 dll.
Invictus shoes for men.-Alley
& Co. Charlottetown Agents.
zzdw ti.
Cranberries,
7c per quaxt,4 quarts for _25¢-.
Home-Cured
Bac0n
Such as we have will give you
an appetite for your breakfast
; when patent medicines can’t.
JA8- KELLY It Oo.
;-x mwf 81. w I yr.
glszslglildins Of It rectory at :I total cost Of montiis for In-oIIIIIItIoII Art \-iolntion.
. . ,. _ . __ ,
\V. H. Stc\\'n1'i., L. IC. llrcciccn, F. li. The “cum Owumipd "Gly 'mumenly ‘Um ,l\\;m:|“mt., H,m;M_y |rcm(n 'ins
Foster were aplrointcrl church wnrt|cII.~'. 0" Friday uf Nummn ‘\[°Kc"zi"` Ii:ot?KlH.“§i)|.c‘ )(S"Lnu) 'y mmm
A. J. B. Mcllish, lI'casIlrcI‘, the Inst IIIcn» Juncticn Rumi' Lot’ U7' Thu, 'lv' (ll “tn (OI
Um,,.,| and “v_ L_ comom dc|‘_‘_mu_§ to the ccnscd was an old and rcs|Icctcti rcsldciit Tm.; l,,.,,|,|c of pm-k Q,,,.,m,. “.,,“. Qhodv
church L.on\.c,,tion, and 1,~_ (L Cotton and of the above plncr ami was cstccnicrl very ed on ].',.id,,y mm."i,,g to hum of me
L. W. \Vatson, auditors. Ililsllll/' U3' 'lil il\“s*'\\'I1'-1 Illld UH' lJl‘~`ilf’““’ .sudden death oi' Andrew McLeod of that
The th,-eg 01,,"-U1, w,,,-dans with two of Of his llvllullilltilllw- place. lic I-clircd Thursday night about
th°t1'\1St°¢-S were =II>I»oII\te<IIIsp¢t»In1 rom- 1=nrusItmro.v_a1Iss newline Ackatad, `l1i\lf-Dust eleven v.Iu>=\r¢.utJy in the wiv
mittee fer Ml lrulrrovcd vmriuscment or teacher at Lario.. Ianni, r.or:rs, is visiting l>"=1°°flI<'"lU'“"d=*t1°`°l°¢l= hi-‘I “|f'= “ei
thcbusincss matters of the congregI\tloII friends in this vicinity.--L. B.Stcvenson ‘"""‘k*`“"‘i 'Ki' ii "U55" “nd Welnll Wm”
which have hitherto been largely attended of the Mcruimnts llnnlc of l’. li. 1., l\loII- UIIUK “'11-“i “'l"'l\L5I SIIG Ifilvfl ill!" Ull “III-ll
to by the Priest IncuIIIIIcnt. mglwig vi_.,-m,,g),i,, l,,,,.cnt-_., (;,.,,_ \V_ |.|_ ,md lIc prism-<I away bci`oI'c anything could be
Estinintcs were Buhmimfcli “nd \'0i5l‘~‘l Of Mrs. 5ic\'cIIsuIII.-C. (I. l‘iu\\';II'II of King- ‘I'~)"‘3~ He WHS " mlm of 5tFI'|i”i§ thi"
thanks were recorded to the I'ctirin;,; ,.,L0,,, ,-,.I,,-,,_.,,.,,¢,,,,_,- ,hc p,.l,.,(. M,,,,,,f,,C. at-.tr-I-, upright in all his dcalings,hIghly
Uhumli “qirdeus ‘Wd T"¢‘i\1‘Ul`UI`. ‘IW turing C0. Crclini SnpIIr:IloI's, Ints been l`*‘»`*`I’9Ci'~“I IW “il “'l\0 kl\<'“'lll1l\- Ill IUH
CIl0ll`I UN! EHWIUIIC Ulilfk llllli U10 GIl'Ih' caIIvn.ssiII;.: this \'iciIIil_v iI\ thc iiiirrcsis home hi’ “"‘5“ kiwi "mi l°"i"l5 h“"i""‘d
SOFICLY f0¥` Ull‘il‘ IIIICVUI 0il'0l`llli»;‘S i.owaI'li-N of the above iirni.-»'I`lIc l~`.'t\IIInv.-I' III:~iIii.IIt.e “lid i“ii‘¢l`- *"'°1` S°"ki"l§ L" ‘"“I"~ 'Wine T
many objects. lmw sum ,hp i""m|.tu,1 5hm.um,.,, Huy] picnsaiit and briglli. ills wiic, IIcc1’IIs
. . . '. .‘, - .  ,- i | ,-__ cilla llcll, and two cliiirircn, i’I'e.stoII and
sore Throat and C°“§h3  g(;)1\:E.[l)-;l,`:,I,-:|\ui:::;`,,£~i:v;,z‘ip-rp Ada, are left. to mourn their irI'cpnInI»Io
£d:;';‘|.f;|:;i.§i,f;°\:i:i”h:‘“d “f° "°“'¢dY f°\' Iii \l\f°=ll |.‘,.i,1,\y ,.,-,ming and _i,,,|,_,h,,_5 by me |_:,~c,|g_ loss, his yonligcsl. son, (ilccnwood inning
Crololeno Antlgepiig Tgblggg rush for it several more will he required f=\|ll‘i\ 0511"-‘P ill-Il‘S\'S f0Ul'yUHl‘H “E0 B0 3°
They wmstnsths gsmitcadsivsrtsofcfmisns-mt. as louse hey wllwet bv lwuslw witllin l“l-"0 “‘""Y "U" i" *“°" ““ "°"" “B Y” ihmk
¢h°l°°¢\1inzpr0P=fli¢l°i Slippery elm and licorice. 5,.\.,.m| mi|e_._ uf he,-,._ not, ihc Son of man cometh.
The annual meeting of St.]’aul's (‘lInrch
congregation was hcltl last evening iII the
school room with a representative nttcxi-
I lb uns found by 11 party of M.tyiI0\\tI pn k
The election of Vcstrvnien for c 1,, |
the ensuing year rcsultcrl as mtodu
A hearty vote of thanks was tcntlcrcrl
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llus'I'o.\', April 2-i.~(Spccial.I--The burly ' Mui-der was at first supposed to be the
dance. The ilIIaIIr.-ini report cf la-st year °f']UIlll Frank 5L,.,.“.,`. of ||i||.~l»oI‘<'. N. ll.. c““""': °f death’ hm’ IM" i'“'°““g"u°"
was 5u|;mi¢,Le,1 |,y the lm, ,|55 “~,,,-,|e _ _ 1   slniwetl that evidence pointed to suicide
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Mr. Pope, who was Ilcscrvudly compli- _ ` _ A set oi' false teeth covered with blood
mented on the ,,m,e_ ers III the woods III~ar lralmoutli, Mntnc, was mum] in um nvouscrs podwt of
on .ant y Int was IIot irit-Inillt-Il nn- ,h.,,,_,,,_5,_,| “ml had evidcuuy ‘men
f0||0w,,-:_L_:B_ 1\.m|L,,.’ Percy POIWYI,-_ ' Y' rlnruvcd f(°oIn the Incuth after
Batt’ C_ U_ B_ Longwonhi Hcmper Home, ills iliroat was rut and from thc I_-IIIIdi- MN ,_|,rm,,` was cuh SteL_,‘,eH hm! ku hm
George J. Lane, \\’. A. Wintlcld and A, 1-), tion of the body the man had been tlcafl home in Hm§|,0m \,,,L_uusL, he was Susrutg
I `. ‘ » - . . - - . . .
"KT “i'°“i' me “LLi"*' , cd of lmvlng IIII-gully I:IIIcII It moose
the Choir and ncl:nowlcII;_'cd by (I. l.ri"lI -
A vote of tIIaIIk.~I was also tcII<Ic1'cIi tin- T 1
Supt. and tcaclIcr.s of the Sunday School.
The \Vardens and Vcsirynien were given _ _ .
Iuuch credit for the manner in wliieli they
relating to churcli work thc Rector closed __ __
the meeting with the licncdictlon. ` __ '_
Wnrtlen, and l’cI'cy Pope was rc-clcrtcd M 'M
wardens submitted their annual 1 mit, I~4lI\I\d of me “‘1’i°“i°“
.el . _ _ . .
“h°“'|l18a total from all sources of $6,223- 'php elm,-C1, is Im-gcly ML,-,,,}c,1 ,md ||,,, The jury recoInIneIIds that annual test
71' The e’I’°“‘Iit""e exvcedeil "W i"'~'0mU gn,mccs u,-L. in ,, ],,,,,\L|,y condition I of gas bnoys be Inndc and that they should
by $112 asa result- of unforeseen repairs ' . . _ _
‘""°“"u“g i‘° $215' lost-‘I-I1l'I-‘\IIII'uKI-‘ went down to _inn not be Iillod “han bubhc .safety is Im.
. , ' ' A M ` ' "IIt?i.
Th°"°ml’i° ‘“L`"f°f me llllbi- X001' WHS last night to .scrvc sentence of three lm" (
____1"9o.__YA~llYlVi_)fun||s¢| 400 __ __ _
had attended to their rlutics-espccirilly
during church services.
After a general <li.~Icus.=.ion on Inattcrs | I
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A meeting of the Vcstry was hold iIII- Sr. S'I'If:I‘III-;.\', IN. B., April :Zi--tSpecinl l'\l~\"i-“'l'U»\`v -‘\Pl'II 24-- ISPUCIUII * Thi!
;\£€‘II;f“_Iy i\fifE\'il\0 Hllllllul IIIQCLIIIK \\'I\L"I\ _AL thu ummm] ;||@¢-ting of '1’,-inity cox-oIIcr`s jury who have been investigat-
e gum selutml L' U' Mmm “S his Churcli this cvcnin tins col re,u'atioII Till; fill' i\i'0i}`I1‘lll' i=’l\~`l l’Ni’i0S|i1ll 011 till!
iJe0plc‘s \Vurdcn. I ' uIIaIIim<Insiy tlccitleri to I-xtcnda call to Si-*'"~"\¢’1` 5*'“Ul- I’1'Ul1I{Ill ill il \'\tl`dILi- H1115
AL Sm Pctefs Gmlmdml the church Rc,._ J_ A_ \\I|,,||C|,10f 1I,.;m.,. 1g,|,,.,,,~,1 thc cvidt-Iice does not indicate the cause
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It is the purest, cleanest and heaviest Lawn Grass Seed offered. No weed seed. A beautiful
\ lawn can be had in six or eight weeks by sowing this mixture. Quantity required per acre
` (4,840 square yards) 80 lbs.; or for a plot 2ox2o feet. 1 lb. Per lb. 25c ; postpaid 3oc ; xo
‘ lbs. $120. postpaid $2.70.
Our Lawn Grass Seed is American grown. The different grasses composing the
Mixture are imported separately and blended in the proportions and after the formula _of a
celebrated American Lawn Mower. '
On` nearly all lawns there are unsightly bare spots under the shade of trees, which
have bodied all efforts to get into grass. but with this mixture there need be no further
dliilculty. It is a combination of Gne. dwarf-growing, evergreen varieties. hardy, and will
stand a long season of dry weather. 'l`l.e ground for a new lawn should be a rich mellow
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