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THURSDAY, MAY 3,” race, I {,,,p¢§r,g»g,,1;ep,}g;>w,,_-I'
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Met by Civic._D_e|cg_ation, Ad
dressed; _and Dlnes with
Governor Snowball.
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-.; Discusscd at Milton Bot ' °
_hSid¢s being Presented
by Af°h¢|_¢B¢0\\ Rcagh and W. K. R_og,ers`-I
filesoiuticn to Exclude Autos from"_S"tre_ets
  no o <s......»-1».»i...g . and Highways Sundays and Market Days. .
Arthur and sultaarrived this afteriroo
by special train from Halifax.
ills Royal Highness was greeted at the
station bya civic delegation headed hr
Mayor Sears who read an address.
'i‘he Prince briefly responded and was
after-ward driven around the c: ty.
Tonight he is .being entertained at
dinner by Lieutenant Governor
Snowball. f
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lHHiilli|NE Hill
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i~‘n1-:nmuo'roN, May 2-(Special)-The
i-cmmlttee to make arrangements for thc
_\'. B. and P. E. I. Methodist Conference,
which will meet at Marysville, commenc-
ing on June 21st. held their first meeting
yesterday- at the parsouaue' nt Marysville.
Among those present were W. W.
Lodge of P. E. I., President of the Con-
ference.
A program for the Conference was
drawn up.
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SAN FaANo1sco, May L-Colonel Frank
____,wus, o;rbo_2nn_s_.y_ni;»a some entry.
The meeting at Milton Station yegtcr.
day afternoon to consider the automobile
question was not large, but would have
been much larger but for tho shocking
condition of the roads. W. K. Rogers.
W. P. Doull and the editor of The
Guardian were present from the city, and
about forty of the residents of Milton and
the vicinity. It was 4 30 o'clock when the
meeting opened and it continued till six.
Archdeacon _Rough was- called to thc
chnirandpreslriedvcry happily and in a
clear frank statement set forth the
troubles thatliudariscn or were feared
from the horses being frightened by
automobiles. The women were up in
HUPEHIL VIEW [ll
JlPlN'SllMlNi
Lorman, May 1 - Hon. T. Nosse
Japanese consul-general, has received an
oillcial report from his government in
reference to the famine in Japan. It says
that the numberof destitute persons in
the famine district is over 300,000 at pres-
cnt. Of these about 136,000 must have
food supplied to them free, and others are
being supported by work specially provid-
cd for them by the local authorities.
Measures taken by the govern-
ment since the end of iastfyenr and liberal
contributions given by both natives and
foreigners have been very effective in the
rwticf of sufferers. The government
expects that by the month of June no
further assistance may be necessary..
who has charge of the Third My I I
district of the oitY.,Wlth hendquarterh _
in Portsmouth Square, is authority for “ ' ‘ `
thc statement that looting has com-
rnencedin Chinatown and in the ruins
of pnwnshops along Kearney street.
Much of this work, he says, is being done
by siglit-sears. Already bushels of_bronzc
hrasses and partly rncltcd jewelry have
been carried awuy.Coiqnel Mans announces
that be will detaila special company to
patrol the district and warns depredntory
sight-sears that the new patrol will be
instructed to shoot iootcrs.
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TERRIBLE BACK PAINS.
Tlreyfairiyagonlze your lifc. Some
thing powerful and penetrating is needed.
iiuctors know of nothing so swift to
relieve as Nerviline, n strong, penetrating
iiniinent marie toourcjust such pains as
yours. -Nerviline is very concentrated,
about four times more powerful than
nrdiriaryllniments. In the worst cases
i‘oison's Nervtiins is sxtmonllnnrliyiqgood.
.Ailrripscular pain fleeplbefcroit. early
iifiy yeariin use-u good rccommenda
Lion, suns y. __
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on-o.eoon:s:-; as
wuns_i_nl culsi
NEW Yonx, May 1-Earthquakes ap-
pear to be more destructive on the coast
of South America, where extensive
convulsions have recently occurred,
than in any other portion ofthe globe.
From August 13th to 15th, 1808, twenty-
five thousand lives were lost in Peru and
Ecuador by u shock which did incalcnlable
damage to thejtowns of Areqnlpa,Iqulque,
Tacnu, and others. All the greatest
eartliuuakes occur on coast-lines. Darwin,
in the Voyage of the Beagle, remarks-
“I have convincing proofs that this part
of the continent of South America (Chili)
has been elevated near the coast at least
from four hundred to five hundred feet,
and in some parts from one thousand to
one thousand three hundred feet, since
the epoch of living shells.” On the Pacific
const of South America earthquakes are
known to range over no less than forty
degrees of latitude. '
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  _ M|nard'| Linlrnsnt for sale evervwlteri.
“staring siioi-zs”
“stares slices”
The nobbiesr shoes in
town, p3.5o, $4.00. $460-
155 oo. I ` - _
Iyegtheifs-patent, kid and
box calf. t
Ton ist Lest
arms about it. In Ontario country people
were kent from driving to market and had
to cany their products in bacilli- To
meet an automobile on a _narrow road
withateam means a sinnsb, possibly a
broken limb or oven the loss cl life. A
farmer might lose a` horse or a carriage,
a yoarls saving in this.m\y. A The right to
travel in various vehicles existed, but he
submitted that the right to endanger
others did not exist any more than the
right to obstruct the highways. The
city people would not submit to be driven
off their own streets by country people,
Continued on nano 5.
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CnxcAoo, May 1-In In voice, the firm-
ness of which belted reports which have
been in circulation the last few days that
he was practically on the verge of death,
John Alexander Dowie, in an hour‘s inter-
view last night, went into a complete
history of the troubles that have beset
Zion City during the last few months. At
the time of the interview Dowie was fully
dressed and sitting at a table in his apart
ments. Although his voice was firm and
clear be was bothered with an incessant
cough and his features bore evidence of
the ravages of dis_ease.|
“Rumors have been circulated thntl
am suffering from heart disease," said
ho. “Imay be,hut Iam not conscious
of it, and do not b.s‘leveit. Iam weary
and have suffered dl gre‘sit'disabpo|nt-
ment, and perhaps yvheni was rsoover-
ing from the attack of paralysis last
September I did not take ns good
care of myself as I should have
done. I have worked a great deal
and I am a pretty tired man. I nm going
to Zion City Sntbrday afternoon at 2
o‘clock, but I am not going to create
disturbance. Iam going to talk to the
people quietly. _ On Sunday I shall - hold
servicesiu Shiloh Tabernacle and again
on Wednesday night.”
I
,FANCY
l)ECORAlIVE
  TISSUE
For iiantlc Draperies, etc.
We have just opened up
Bunleii Leaf; ` Very Select Stock of Fancy
Army Dust,
Rational' Lott.
Fit av" foot. They` got - d 1,9'
the atylegyeomfort and wear. mgs an Patterns are C we
Sole Agents for P- E-,
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Easter Cards liastcr
 'f  invents , and fiesta
I --   ,_ ' Magazines now really.
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Tissue Papers. ' The color-‘
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l  are
'I`ry one on.
Easy to get into--on and oil like a coat.
Easy to wear- lin all over.
Dress and business styles.
White and colored in exclusive pattam.
  Makers, Berlin, Canada.
Sweet Peas, from hundreds ofthe
cholcest varieties. James Vics' Sons
Invincible Mixtures of Sweet. Peas we
know will please the most exacting.
For flowers of delicate colors, varying
from pearly white tothe richest reds and
purples thc Invincible leadl,because it is
the 'msnlt of selecting,yenr after year,
.goods from the eboloest flowers. Then
‘we have “Vicks” Banner Collection of
Sweet Pen,"iD varieties each in separate
pnqkgts, for oaly,40csntc, and 40varieties
Ili
or. wig;-5.. .l/'ich' invincible Mixture-
Paoket Qc; ppnco i0o'lpon_nd 250. Vicks
ggpmm fprtll esnts~o perfect rfuinbow_
can ‘sorta-we rave s
Of _.Dynamite They were
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Thawing Out and Blown
1' to Fragments-
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S'r. Jolm, May 2.- (Special)-Word was
received here today of the killing of four
men on Aroostook River near the Maine
border- by a dynamite explosion.
Preparatory to beginning log driving
operations four. men were engaged in
blowing out the loc ‘in a piece of dead
water. ` ,
While thawing the dynamite for this
purpose a quantity ofit. exploded, blowing
the workmen to pieces and hurling frag-
and doing considerable damage to lumber
near by. '
Three of the dead men were New
Brunswickers and ‘one from Maine. Two`
have families.
They were employed by the Ashland
Manufacturing ,Co. ‘
.
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Sr. J onN, May 2.-(Special)-¥r.Charies
Holden one of the foremost physicians in
the Maritime Provinces, died this evening
after a short illness from acute pneumo-
nia. '
He leaves a wiio and six children.
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Toaorrro, April 27- -The Queen’c Own
Rlilesfeight hundred strong, under thc
command of Col. Sir ilenry Pellatt, have
gone for n visit to New York.
President William MacKenzie an-
nounces that the James Bay railway is
knocking at Toronto's north door for
admittance. The railway is prepared to
enter the City, and Mr. Mackenzie wants
to know in what way he would bring this
fact to the attention of the City authori-
ties. Thc James Bay Railway desires to
come down the Don Valley on the City's
property, and arrangements must also
be made for crossing the streets from
Trinity Street eastward, which property
the James Bay Railway has acquired
through the winter and spring.
As has been predicted, the Ontario
Bank has peen placed on a 7 per cent.
basis. - The Directors this afternoon
_declared n half-yearly dividend of Iii per
cent, instead of 3 per cent as formerly.
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ments of their bodies for long distulwes.
-Notice to fishermen 'John McQuil‘lan
a
01'rAwA, May 2-(Special)-Timers were
some strenuous performances in' the
House today. .
.Ofohief interest was the speech of
Clifford Sifton who has been absent
during debate on the North Atlantic
Trading contract and who returned to
defend himself.
He denied emphatically that there/had
been anyrelatlons between him and the
North Atlantic Co. or anyone acting
ion it. '
t Ile challenged the Opposition to make
charges and said bc courted the fullest
investigation. 0
I-Ils stateinent was received with wild
Government cheering.
Col. Sam Hughes also caused some
excitement by a personal attack bn
Grant of North Ontario.
The Speaker ordered him to desist, but
he refused until threatened with sus-
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 .€é:QMP:l.l,ClT»
lo North Atlantic Trains _Ceolrort-.Soi
Hughes on the Rampage-_Bill to Resclnd
Salary Grab Supported By Some Members
_ and Opposed by Othtrs of Both Parties. 
pension, when he subsided.
W, F. McLean moved the second rend-
ing of his Bill to rescind the pension and
indemnity grab. '
Vcrvllle the Labor Candidate supported
the increase and claimed it is in the inter?
est cf the working men who could not
afford to serve in Parliament unless
properly paid. '
Wilson of Lennox condemned the salary
Act on the ground that it was passed
without proper consideration.
George Taylor Conservative whip
favored it and said it, meant no more than
fifty thousand a year increase in pay-
ment for the lawmakers.
Pardee, West Lambton, said members
arc fairly paid.
Blaine of Peel and Barr of Dufferin,
Conservatives, favored reduction and
German of \Veiiington, Liberal, added to
the commendation of the increase,
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Tris Miss Etta §McDonald, a notice of
whose marriage to A. W. Ivwin, at
Woburn, Mass., appeared in the Guardian
u few days ago, is a daughter of Alex
McDonald of Point Prim.
Tun larger part of the money pledged
tothe Y. M. C. A. Mortgage fund has
,been paid in.. There is $300.60 however
which is not payable until the balance ik
paid. The association wish to make
another payment on Mortgage, May 5th
and would like all who can possibly do so
to pay before that.
Piirxcrz EnwAnn ISLAND stands forth,
says the English Congrogationallsf. Ex-
aminer, as a wonderful example "of the
value of prohibition. In i877 under a
license law there were 729 convictions for
drunkenness in Charlottetown. In 100i
were ill, and during the month of January
convictions.
everyoneishappy;hutif she islnervcns.
irritable and cross-everything goes
wrong. Bright cheery women usually
use Ferrozone, the great-est health-maker
known. By acting through the blood.
Ferrczone is able to reach ai the orfians
that need assistance; it establ shes
regulnrnnd healthy action of all functions,
builds up thegenernl healtltr, fortiiies the
system with n reserve c energy that
defies disease. lJon't put off-Ferrozonc
costs only Bile. at any drug store; get it
today.
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Condensed Advertisements
. . (Too late for Classification.)
Y ANTED-At, oncen first class coat-
W maker. Apply to Mc-Donald 85
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OST.-Wednesday morning n bunch
[J of kcys,iinder please leave at this
office. .  . ._ . 3d.l.D§l_
uronndyu store. Apply by letter t_r_» _box
filce 3111*
A-1 th s wt win o  L
take msc rorla 53:; txrtnggwr y u UNLion'r soAP ooPP01~_i_l5 Wgsiil'
man. I will be market ED'_r°“°" amp" ve" 5° I” |906
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Kn~ms'roN, Ont., May 2 -(Speoial)-
William 0’Con`nor and Mrs. Henry Allen
of Lansdowne, are under arrest on charge
of poisoning the latter‘s husband, a young
farmer who died last December after n
few weeks illness. '
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BIRMINGHAM, May 1.- A remarkable
tribute to Mr. Chamberlaln`s greatpopu-
B la winter and summer, ver
tinuous 'ariiamentary representation of
P
Of the l1¥`939Ul7 Ye” ther” “TW °“]y tw° _ Blrminghamfon Jpuc 17 next, and on July
8~he will celebrate his ssventhleth birth-
-"_””';_' ldsy. It is proposed to commemorate the
THE HAPPINESS OF HOME- two events by a great public demon-
, I .
V » i i d as on the mother' St\”f\t=i°n-
dispblgltlbligeif shzpifznaniinated and bright, l Tire suggestion which finds most favor
is on the lines of the Bright celebration of
1853. This would mean a procession
through the streets of say,100,000 people, a
great meeting at Bingey Hall and some
other cent/er-both to be addressed by Mr.
Chamberlain -t-he presenting of congrat-
ulatory uddressers, torohiight. proceisious
and firework displays.
The suggestions has been rg clved with
the greatest enthusiasm in irmingham,
and a meeting will be held to settle
details after Easter.

_ y, larity will be paid by the city of*
under prohibition there were l7o eonvic- Birmmgmm in thu summen _
M0119. Whlk’ d“'l“F the ye" 190° theml He will have completed thirty years’con-
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Sli .Hllillllili
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~ On Strike ln Montreal on De-
' man_d For Twenty-five Per
` " 'Cent More Wages- '
Morvrnsar., May 2.-~(Speciai)- Upward;
of six hundred operatives are on strike at
the Hochelaga Mills of the Dominion
Textile Company today.
A A Keuerul advance cf 25 per cent in
wages of the operatives has been demand-
ed. _
The Company is willing to consider 10
per cent but the strikers do not consider
that sufficient.
Apart from the difference over the
wages there is said to be had feeling pre-
prevniling on account of the Company
having brought from other mills some
mule splnnerato replace those who threw
up their places three weeks ago,
It is stated that ifa settlement is not
speedily effected thc operatives in St.
Henri and Stann lnills of the Company,
which controls all the Canadian cotton
mills with one exception, will strike.
tilt llliiliiul
lilo willn
Honored bv King George and
Cabled a Thousand Dollars
bv Friends.
ATi\`ENs, May 2-(Special)-With royal
honors the Olympir Games carrie to an
end today ln presence cf an immense
Fllifhering.
Sherring, the Canadian winner of the
Marathon Race,was presented by thc King
with a beautiful statue of Minerva.
The result of the games places Ameri~
cans far in the lead. Their score was
seventy-five, while, the Iiritish scored
thirty-nine and the Swedes and Greeks
ltied for third place with twenty-eight.
_ Ham!/rbs, Ont., May 2-(Speciai)-
Among the cables sent to Sherring today
waslonefrom his friends ccnveylngfa thous
and dollars with instructions to have a
good time on his way home.
Preparations are under :ray for n grand
reception when he arrives.
Lrsrrss ron 'run nnoxcirmr.
“ivi-1i~:nza:."
It means that disease will som attack
the lungs. Wheezlng is distressing to the
sufferer and annoying to his friends.Not h-
ing half so certain in bron -hitls and i.hron.t
trouble as “Catarrhczone;"_it gives in
stunt relief and cures even the worst
cases. Bronchltis fairly tiers under the
magic influence of Cotarrhozcne which
cures thoroughly-the disease never re-
turns. Other remedics may relieve, but
“Oatar1'hozone“ cures bronchitis, catarrb,
t and throat trouble for all time t.o come.
Sold everywhere. _
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day, tomorrow. . - . . . _ .. . ._ `_
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each. infertile ones replaced. C. B,
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