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Petard Meant for Him, Kills
Two Peasants
He Had Gone to Barcelona on Two
Weeks Visit -Belief that Pre-
mier’s Unpopularlty was the
Cause-
Ici Nu ALForlzo‘s rimu..
MADRID, April 7- (Special)-An oillcial
telegram from Barcelona states that
as King Alfonzc was leaving the exhibi-
tion a 'netard exploded, injuring two
peasants. One arrest was made.
wAo Maximo A vIsI'r.
The King reached Barcelona yesterday
for a fortnight's visit to Catalonia.
A nornnn or iuwowrions.
His visit to Barcelona, which is a hotbed
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will-s soil
HAr.ii~‘Ax, April 7-The Agent ollidarine
and Fiaheiiel received the following tele.
gram last night from the Supt. of St
Paui’s Island.
“I ani advised by the Minister of Marine
of St Johns, Newfoundland, that a steam-
er is coming for the crew of the SS Elliott
The Elliott is now sunk in about 14 feet
of water."
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IHI IIIIIH Ili
IIINISI IIIWSIINI
I ‘JAPS LANDING
  ON YALU RIVER
I'   olheir Cargo Transports Come
and Go Safely
Russian Forls Ineffective-British
Officers at Tokio-Poisoned
Wounds-The New Anglo-
French Threaty-
Lasrniou on YALU srioiur.
Toxin, April 7-(Special)-A Seoul
despatch says that Japanese supply
steamers are safely entering the estuary
of the Yala River and landing cargoes at
various points on the Korean shore.
covniu-;D or wARsiaIi~s.
It is presumed the movement of supply
   ____ ,steamers was covered by Japanese gun-
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Spanish official 1l\lB‘i9°"°
AN on Poi>oi.As. enemies.
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Socialists woull vent oo the Kiilil 5 9 "
3,51-soot the Premier, whose strcoil
measures dealing with the strike ri0t°l‘S
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Finds the Labor Orders Wants
Sunday Observed
Another Ma" Kiiied In Boxing- in the early morning, say six o'clock,
Incubator Burned-Civic Steal-
ing in Calgary-Three Years
for Falsifying-
mgp‘g guy A;_1,mN|;g, I 'arc, at least until Mr._Hnghes get-s us the
"dns °ver Chuan' quickly, and is sure tc cure. Try lt.
AN u~1cuBAroa iivimnn.
The incubator at the Poultry Depart-  
ment of the Experimental Farm took _--
ilrs today and the building wns. destroy- Our horse was are takisir advantage 0!
ed. Loss $2.000.
'music YEARs PicNi'ri-INTIARY.
Il.. pay rolls was sentenced today to three
years in the paoitentlary.
KILLED IN A GLOVE FIGHT.
Artillery Wagner has been arrested.
civic iunsoonanrrrrs.
is asked to resign.
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BENTLEY 'S Linimeut to keep WB
iointa llmbsr and muscles in trim.
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O'r'rAwA, April 7,-(Speclal')-The con- Yours, sm'
vention of the Dominion Lord's,Day _ _],,s_ MM-VANE_
Alliance Association held its session tc- April 5.
day.
Re orts from thc different Provinces STARTLING DWFERENCE IN COM'
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wererecelved and the Secretary in his PLEXION' ~
Many corn`and wart cures contain
report' spoke ot the Aman” apmecm. oaustics and acids, but Putnarn’s Painless
i-|00 Oi me 00‘Ul75¥`lWI°|1 °f We 1550!' Corn and Wart Extractor is entirely vege-
M0N1~r¢gAr,, April 7,-(Special)-Frank trotting on, Several horses came from a
. lit l to sh in eh
Frapiere, convicted of falsifying the L/. P. ;p;_';"’:;;';°1e;;vE: isfke A |33, posmoz,
on the ice. . ,
QUEBEC- ,Allin 7"iSP°°i°I)`L°“I5 D°` ing the good oli summer time. On hear-
colet of St. Roche, died today as the ing ofthe great success some of our Shar-
lt f k ockoub mow on me _jaw ins lottetown friends hai ln bagging wild
resu o a n
content with George Wagner the chan? geese at St. Peters Island, it has set.
pion boxer of the Royal Canadian tiirriscn mmol for H. mumhm mm others are in
CAI-GARY. April 7“iSP°°I°Il`“A5 the maklngimproved preparations for sum-
result of an investigation into the lrre- mer tourists. Mr. Carver of the Forester
lx. “le 0| any 10;, hers, we Orgy House, hasmade some changes, for the
gn e -
. accommodation of the travelling public.
Clerk McMillan and City Solicitor Smith Mm Gun bend the Dominion House' ls
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have resigned, and City Auditor Fexham ev" rem’ bo “wud to the wants U!
Béyollsts md an .t|,|°§|“ depend on tion from persons intending to spend
Siliilfdiy, 9th ltlSi.v is th¢ mst tetcwn, and Wm. Chandler of Mt. Albion.
dl f0l’ CIISCOUIRS Oh Eiectrifl Lighi We expect W have an up-to-date hall.
BIN! for month ending March 3 ISL There was some little stir about Pownal
7d 3i one evening la_nt week, on the 'return of
  told usthltxmauy of the citissns of
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 i6 “M high’ or k thi winter. build! hogs
X° ` *II 'fb' Blccnhfx izoirei-ni:-'givin cadre eo the cos¢ins`i’:n enero
B LL for 5 md ‘°°~ “oi” ...sc psacqorinvaapnsssyrcr
ever olered toth¢(.l0yl Wd - mater Jenkins. some cnosgnt it was
THE EDITOR’S MAIL
Sta,-Eastern people are asking who
suggested a daily mall from Sourls_toEast
Point. So faras I know they are per-
fectly satisiled with a tri-weekly service.
What we need is a courier leaving Souris
arriving at East Point about 9, rest an
hour, and get back to Sourls in tlme.for
passengers to tgke the afternoon train to
Charlottetown. For this purpose he
should have two horses and a covered
season. Better leave the routes as they
railroad. ` "
tsblein composition, never hurts, acts
what locks soon to be the°lnst ice of the
season. A number of fast horses appear on
the B fy when the ice is suitable for
Robins and other songstersi have been
heard, bringing the glad tidings th t
spring is at hand, and that we are near-
some of our gunncrs on the move pre-
no hurry, saying it has slight :appearance
of fishing trips they have heard of.
Mr. Brown of the Florida Hotel is
travellers. There are already many
appllc-itiona from abroad for accommoda-
their summer vacation in this place.
Our public hall is uirdergoing extensive
repairs on the interior, under the skiliui
workmanship of Wm. Burhoe of Charlot-
somo uf our Pie hom town, when they
Oharlettctovra had sighted, from the tops
of Bottle cpl other elevations, of St.
IQ Ili! ehoh and ll motion, other!
mari races. tiii one deity
annie cope one with much the some
._ - _ _ |f,|C¢*, Umlwl bemn to wonder. Surib
 ;“;°p'*?";*:‘:_:;f,1mszns ylsis to this in-no medicine when
Next day a few persona started for 
ony. niii,wnisc is .qsciiy as sign bn
elevation as any at Charlottetown, with
glasses is easoflieec casio cot bsslsnilld
ships of any kind, out coax had about
I rnwrniecs on so :Amon ‘ti
City Connell election times and that some
vehicle. Nc man living can perform thai
“circular route" proposed in winter’
,Company advertise has been built over
‘hold Economics and Architects Corner_
KE|TH’S MAGAZINE FOR APRIL.
Keith's Magazine for April has as its
leading feature an article on a, subject
which will at this time of the year, appeal
with special force to those who are antici-
pating a summer sojourn at some lake re-
sort»,“A Summer Camp on Indian Island."
This article is very nicely illustrated,
showing both the exterior and interior ar-
rangements cf a most admirable summer
camp.
The next principal feature is a building
experience, entitled, “A Cottage by the
Sea" by Mr. Raymond, which is cleverly
written.
The regulararticle on Typical American
Homes illustrating a modest 1700 cottage
and also a house of larger proportions,
follows. Among the regular plans illus-
trated of which there are about a dczen,
will be found a popular and practical de-
sign for a $1500 cottage of six rooms, a
seven room home designed especially in
cottage style and an adaptation of He
famous No 03 which design the Keith
700 times. _ W 
The usual departments, Decorating and
Furnishing, Answers to Inquiries, House-
follow to make this a most attractive
spring issue which also comes out in a
new front cover design.
Published by the Keith Co., Minneapo-
lis, Minn. Price $1.00 per year,
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Cmcaoo, April 7 - (Special) -
April Wheat 945 May Wheat -
“ Corn 53A “ Corn 302
“ Pork $12.70 “ Pork -
The Chi1dren’s
Medicine.
A Cure for Coughs, Colds, Cramp,
Bronchitis and Whoopirig Cough
which Children delight to Take
It is impossible to be too careful in sei
ecting the chlldren's medicine.
Many cough mixtures contain powerful
drugs and opldton which should never be
allowed to enter a chlld's stomach.
Dr. Ohase`s Syrup of Linseed and Tur
pentine wad especially prepared for the
children by one of the' moat. skilful and
conscientious doctors that has ever pract-
ised medicine.
Experience taught Dr. Chase that some
of the simple products of the Lvegetable
kingdom poennod most extraordinary
curative properties, and he succeeded in
so combining these in Dr. Chase's Syrup
of Linleed and Turpentine as to make ri
medicine that la at once pleasant to the
tcseé and wonderfully effective. ;
lkaup, bronchitis, whooping couii,
asthma, severe chest colds and painful
, ordinary treatment; have no en‘ect.
You can loam of the splendid results ol
this treatment in nearly every home.
Di-. cause syrup or Linnea me 'rur-
pentlne, $5 cents I bottle. family also
three times as much) 60oents, at all de I
etc, or Edmaneoo, Bates t Co., Toronto.
portrait and signature oilDr. A. W. Obese
Toprotootyon against imitntiona the
the death in Loudon yesterday afternoon
of Ernest Dawson, C. E. of this city.
The deceased had lived in India for the
past twenty years and had attained a
high place in the Indian civil service.
During his residence there he had visited
his native province several times, the
Inst occasion being in June 1002. Mn-I.
Dawson and family have lived here for
the past ten years. In March, 1003 Mr.
Dawson|started for South Africa. where
he was about to assume a prominent
position from the British Government but
at C ipe Traverse wben_ about to cross at
the Capes he was taken ill and since that
time has never fully recovered. In Sept
1903 hc wevcr,ho was sudloiently lraprovel
to return to India in order tc complete his
term in the civil service of about a year
which would entitle him to a handsome
pension from the Government.
Lael. March a cable was received that
he was about to leave for England to
undergo treatment from a specialist for
falling eyesight; and Mrs. Dawson left at
once to meet him in London whore he was
expected to arrive on March 20th. Since
that time she has been at his bedside till
he passed away yesterday afternoon.
’l.he deceased gentleman was in his 46th
year and srcond son of the late W. E.
Dawson of Charlottetown. Mrs. Dawson
is a native of Scotland. There are also
three children, the eldest boy attending
the Kingston Military School and the
others, a boy and a girl living here.
Mr. Dawson as a civil servant pro-
formed many important duties and was
connected with many of the large public
works in India, particularly in connection
with the irrigation of the country.
In 1808 he was commissioned to visit
many of the large public works of Canada
and United States and his report on that
occasion is voluminous and comprehen-
sive. His observations on that
occasion included the methods of mac-
agement of the river boats, the diking
et.c.,of the Mississippi river and in his
introduction to his report he says:
“These notes are compiled by the
writer when on special duty on the
Mississippi river under the orders of the
Bombay Government, the object of this
deputation heingto study the practice of
the Mississippi engineers with a view to
recommend the adoption of such of their
methods of scientific research and engin-
eering principlfs as might be suitable tc
the Indus river."
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Wall: up. step up, jump up,
climb up to St. _lames Hall this
evening. This is the place to get
a good entertainment and your
I The six-Inch guns shown in this picture give an excellent idea of the weapons upon which the Japanese Army will depend b0B£S-
ar ei In my e work A cablegram received by F. L. Haszard RUssIAN ifoivrs Dm‘sc'rIvE.
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" ' "“‘ K' C` las" night brought the sad news of If this is true the Russian forts created
THE ALLIANCE
ASSOCIATION
upon the Chinese side cf the Yalu are
evidently not effective.
'mANs Poivr i-‘fLr:E'r SEEN.
An American missionary from Northern
Korea reports that he had seen a fleet of
forty transports off Haiju. It is supposed
the transports were carrying the second
Japanese army the first three divisions of
which were destined to land at Yon-
gampho. _
iinirisrr oirvici-:Rs AT Tomo.
Three British oillcers, Ian Hamilton,
Nicholson and llaidano, who will be
attached to the Japanese army during the
war, had a private audience with the
Emperor to-day.
i~oIsoNED iw sr-iit1.i. uAs.
ST. Pnrsinsiiunu, April 7- (Special)-A
,` correspondent states that many slightly
wounded at Port Arthur have diedjas the
result of poisonous gases emanating from
Japanese shells.
'run /mono FRENHB 'msA1‘r.
PARIS, April 7-(Special)-It is learned
in olliclnl circles today that the Anglo-
Frencli colonial treaty is about to be
signed and will contain a clause for an
open door in Morocco and Egypt.
SCHOONERS COLLIDE.
NEW Lo.\'I>c:\', Conn, April 4.- The sclis
Mary E, Pcnnell rind \VillIani Ji nes were
in collision oil" Fiulknefs Isl ind today.
The Penneli has been towed in here dam-
ogctl. The \VIn. Jones is on her beam
ends. The crew was rescued.
HOW THE COCAINH lIABI'I` STARTS.
Generally from usiiig wirrirrii snuffs and
ointmcnts containing this tcnfily drug.
It is well to remei.ir,crttiiii. the only direct
scientific cure for cetarrh is Cntorrhczcne,
which cures by the inhalation of medicat-
ed air. Simp y breathe Catarrhczcne,
and it will cure all forms of Catarrh,Bron-
chitls, Asthma, Lung Troubles and Deaf-
I ness. Every lirerith irom|Caiarrhozone,
Inhalcr soothes, heals and relieves. Per-
manent cure guaranteed even though
otgsr remedies failed. Try Catarrhozone
§ ce $1.00; small size 25c. Drnggisis, or
. C. Poison & Co.,Klngsl.cu, Ont.
DR. HAiIiL'roN's Pir.I.s uirnu BII.LIoUs
II Nl15i~.
i MR- EMMERSON AT WORK.
“right change back." The Cy-
clone four will perform, Boys’
Brigade will give n military exhi-
lbition; also a musical program
with refreshments, all for i5c.
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I ST,,C.\riIERII\i-:I-1. April -i.- lion. H. R-
Emmcrson and his daughters arrived in
the city today for the purpose of looking
over improvements in the Weliand canal,
The party afterwards left for Niagara
Falls.
MARINE I
Hulls, cargoes and
certificates issued when
without restrictions as to
rates.
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Phone 67A.
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freight insured, sterling
required. Hulls insured
waters used, at reasonable
H-yndman & Co.
Representing
Maritime Insurance Co. of Liverpool.
Mannheim lncureince Co of Mannheim.
"LlYo¢la"'Undcrwriterc of London, England.
Office 33 Queen St.
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