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OHARLQTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5,1904, 
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Under An. imperial Officer to be Appointed ‘ '
Director General of Operations- Will be Six
Directors General 'of Various Services
` ’ --Personnel of the Staff-` Military
Store in St.
MANY MILl'l'AI\_Y DIRECTOF S.
O|"i'.».wA, Dec. 2. (Speciiii.i-An1inpe-
l‘ll\-l 03169! iS L0 brought out to assume the l bee Director-General of Engineers.
position ol! Director-Gcneriii of Operations Minirsav ifnorainu sronsn. .
and Staff- Dutieif, a new ofilce which is
to be created.
There will be it Director-General of In-
telligence aud Colonel Evans of Winnipeg
will be given this position.
Colonel Biggar will be I)ii'ectoi--ileiicrnl
of 'i`rausport.s and Major Pinet will be
DeputyAdjutant-Geiicrnl. I l""N"0N. llcc.2-(Special)-It is an- _ _ "‘
The Medical Sermtc Wm have mnounced todaythata Royal Commission ' -
Director-General in person of Colonel
Fisel. and Colonel Donaldson '_,will he
Director-General of Clothing and 'i<lquip~
ment. _
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John Robbed. I
" Colonel Rutlicrford will be Director-
', General of Artillery and Colonel Weather-
' Sr. JonN, Dec. 2.-(Speciiil.)-Itvhns
ibeen learned tiiat the Militia Store De-
partment here has been broken into and a '
) nurnbu of’ great coats stolen._ The exact , i '
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number. is not yet uscertnirivd.
wi-:a ivnsits Ann 1'. |~'s.
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,will be appointed to inquire into the
in h.
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eastern Ontario, has been subpoenaed
tonppear and give evidence here next
Friday in the bogus Jmllo' box scandal.
It is authoritatively slated that the
prosecution will endeavor to prove that
Mr. Graham and Byron O. Lott were
clo:~'.etcd together on the dny' of thc
lutti-r`s return from \Vatertown with
Rii-ily. Ilielly, in his evidence lust
weck,sworc that B. O. Lott and him-
scifcrosscd to Prescott null then spent
thc day in Brockville. Hi- further swore
that li O Lott spent half the day with
Graliiim. 'l‘l|e pi‘os¢‘i'ution have ci~rt.aiii
inforniittiiin in tllcir hunrls, it is ailcgcd
to prove thiita connection did exist bc-
twcen thc libcrulorganlzor and u. lately
appointed cabinet minister, and the
defeated, and now missing candidate for
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‘MORE EXPOSURES I
IN BELLEVILLE. CNT.
it Will Shortly Be Attempted to Prove That Vance,
Liberal Organizer-in-Chief, Was in Direct Communi- "
cation Before the Election With Shibley, the
Missing Member-Elect for Frontenac. `
Bici.i.EviLi.i;, Ducernbcr l.~Hou. West Hastings. The second discloeu 1'
i. P. Graham, liberal organizer lor to be-made on Friday next is even more
startling. This `wlll be no less than
lposltive proof that Vance, the liberal
organizer-in-chief. with headquarters -in
'I`oronto, was in direct communication
for some time preceding the election \vith
Sliihley, the late liberal candidate in
Frontenac, whose whereabouts are ali!
unknown. The prosecution will prove
that a meeting took place in Kensington
between Shibley and Vance. The dis-
closures it is alleged, will also
implicate it well known politician
of Brantford. The prosecution will
show that/Vuricc, the liiberaiovganizwf
was in teiegraphic communication with
Shibiey during the time when the plot
to switch the ballots was consummated.
The last telegraph message bore the ddto
of November lst, three days before th!
election.
diifereiices between the Free Church oi' '
Scotland und the I.-'nitcd Presbyterian
Church.
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President Appoints Member
of Commission on Trawler
Case Instead of Dewey,
Who Declined-
\V.\smNu1'oiv, D. C., Dec. 1.-’l.`ho Presi-
-dent to day announced t-hut he had
selected Bear Admiral Charles II. Davis
of the Navy to serve as it mem-
ber of thc International Commission
which is to settle the controversy grow-
ing out of the Russian unslaugiit upon
the British fishing vessels oil' Iiull recent-
ly. Admiral Davis, will serve instead of
Adniirril Dewey, who declined theappoint-
incnt. Admiral Davis will not be offered
the inconvenience of serving as chairman
of the commission, a post which-on ae-
count of his higli rank would have been
forecd upon Admiral Dcweyhad tho latter
accepted the position. The American
government, therefore. is satisfied with
such representation as' provided by the
appointee of the day, because. while ser-
ving simply as su ordinary member ofthe
sion. Admiral Davis Qwill not. be called
upon to render notion which will make
him an especial object of criticism should
any of the decisions be of it character ex-
citing comment. 'i`he British and Russian
Governments have been notified of
Admiral Davis' appointnicnit
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The time is drawing near for
hockey boots and if you want
Hocke Boots that you can
de em? on, come and see ours
belbre buying elsewhere. We
have them for Men, Ladies
and Boys.
Men’s ox Calf Hockey
lioots for $2-5°
M¥’s 5 Pebble Hockey
I bots felt pad on
iMeii's Mule Hide In-
” ffiéiw-'Hockey 'Boots ' $3. z 5
Ladies' Mule Hide
Hockey boots $3-0,0
Boys' Hockey Boots. _
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and ~ 52-75
Cell and see them at
THE DANGER OF ANAEMIA.
Its _Victims Are Defenceless When
Disease Strikes-The Blood Should
Be Kept Rich and Pure. 5,,
Anaemic people-people with watery
blood-are without defense when diseusi
tlireatens. 'lbe strongest weapon a ainst
disease is a plentiful supply of ridli red
blood. _ A robust person may catch cold.
but quickly throws it of. But. n cold
linil. rs with the anacmlc one, goes to the
chest and the first signs of consumption
appear. It is the nnaemic one who sufiers
from headaches and dizziness, who can-
not climb a stair without- resting, whose
iieart fiutters and pnlpitutes Wil ly at the
least cxertioii. Such people can only he
saved by a new supply of rich, red blond,
and Dr Willmns Pink Pills is the only
medicine that actually niriizos rich, red
blood with every dose. Ordinary medi-
cines only touch the symptoms of disease
-Dr. \V‘lllanis' ]:’ink` Pills go righi
straight to the root of the trouble and
drive it- ont. That is why these Plllz-
have it larger sale than any other medi-
cine in the world, and that is why thous-
ands and thousands of people praise them
so highly. Miss Florence G. Marryett,
Chester, N. S., says:-“I have use Dr.
Williams Pink Pills iifor several months
and I ani happly to say they have res-
tored me io hen th after all other means
had failed. I was suffering from anaemia
in its most severe form. rho least exer-
tion would leiivc inc bruzitliless and worl-
out. I had no appetite and suffered great-
ly with nervous licadnclies. I wus pale
and ~eemed to be going into a decline.
I had medical attcnrlance but it did me nr-
g)oo<l. Then ii friend :irlvisod me to tr;
r. \\'iliiams Pink Pills and in a few
wc-eks.I found they were helping mc. l
continued their use for several months
and nm again enjoying good health. I
think Dr. Williams Pink Pills will
make every wcuk':tnd ailing girl stron;
and healthy." ,
You can get thcsc pills from any dealer
in medicine, but yon should be careful ti
see that thc full name “Dix Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People",is on the wrap-
per nrouud each box. If in doubt writi
the Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brock-
ville, Ont., and the pills will be sent ul
501: il. box or six boxes for $2.50.
V CHICAGO MARKETS.
CHICAGO. December 2 --,(Special) --
Dcc. Corn 48il “ Corn 46§
" Wheat 108i' May Wheat lil
“ Pork $12.07; “ Pork $13224,
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Miss l‘i=:.\nrZ liirsrsn, of Charlottetown,
who has been visiting friends in Boston,
is spending_a few days in Moncton on her
way to hcr home.-Moncton Transcript.
I)nA'i'H has removed u familiar figure in
Moncton in the person of ex-Police
Marshal Foster, 5 native of P, E. Island
but for 25 years e. resident of Moncton.
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ELEVEN YEARS of constant use in
Blythe, _Ont., is Dr. H. J. Milne`s ex-
perience with "Tho D Sc I." Emulsion.
Do you suppose he would have coritlnned
,St,Pierrc to Murray ilarbor, l’. E. I.
 SUCCESS
in Boston Where His Conduc
5 ofa Case Has Brought
Much Favorable
Comment.
l3os'roN, Dec. 2- (SpcciaiwFiivorabic
rzeinincnt is being made here on the main-
uer in which Percy-\V. Carver oi' P. ll.
lsladd has come to thc front in handling
the case of Newton vs Cliudwii-k. ,
Carver was iictiuii' for :lic plaintiff' and
the defendant who secured very liirgi
sums.of money under alleged false pre-
tence has been in difficulties before.
[Miz Carver is U. sun of Hicliuril i.`nr\'i'r,
l’o\viial and is mai'ric(l to thc dnul:lii.cr ui
David Small of this city. llis fiicrids
here will bc glad io heiir of his siicci-ss.]
iliiii llliil IS
lliW UN HIS Wil
LONDON, Dec. l.-Earl (irey, who suc-
ceeds the Earl of Minto as Govcrnor-(ien-
eral of Canada, St'-artcd this morning for
his post, accompanied by the Countess,
heir two daughters and two aides de
camp. Among the many persons
wiio gathered to bid them furi-well
at the Railroad Station were
Foreign Secretary Iiaiisdownc; thc Earl
and Countess of’ Minto, Lord Strailicona
und Mount- Royal, ilu- Cunarlian Iligh
Commissioner; t-lic Duke of Ala~ri~oi~p,
Colonial Secretary liytilcton and the
American Chargcric .\|l'airs, ll. Whiic.
The travellers will embark on the .\lli\n
line steamer Parisian after an official.
reception by the lord mayor of Liverpool.
Tsizsclir. Dictator,(,upt. Bonucll, from
which put in for shelter Monday, resumed
ordering H; “moss lb “M the best]  her voyage Yesterday.-Sbidncy Post.
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What treasures
' place eo make
welcome. Big
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B Stull Bros; ldmiil
tbl'-l$lliid$ !
this magic word brin'g forth. The time of
all times of the year when cares are forgotten
I and good fellowship reigns ;, wheretlie doing
for others in the wa of making presents be-
comes s pleasing reality, one of the most dini-
cult things to decide is what to buy for Chris-
tmas. In} deciding this guestion why not
select something practical an useful P
' A look through our liig stock of holiday goods
will convince you that you are in the right
ready. , \
of pleasant memories does
auch a .choicef Everybodly
show' of Xmas novelties nl
llllilll_._l|iUUliLiS
Svonirv, Dec. 2-(Special)-The Little
John-Curran fight which was to have
take place ionight was stopped by the
municipal nutlioritics.
Little John is in hard luck. lie was
arrested at thc tight in St. John last
spring; his bout with Jordan at Spring-
hill wus prevented a ii few weeks ago and
no\v hc is put. out at Sydney. »
llAl.lFA.\. Dec. 2-(Special) Arrange-
ments have been completed for the reccp-
tion of liarl Grey expected io u‘rrived here
on Friday next nnd will be sworn in Fri-
day afternoon.
’l`hc reception will bc held in the evcn-
nlng atllovcrnnicnt, llouse.
The .\llaii Lino will notify Halifax when
thc steamer has passed Capo Race so that
the exact time of arrival may be known.
Iiicut. J. S. Olund who went to Africa
\viiii thc iirst contingent is ill in Boston
with heart disease and the pliysician`s
say he can`t recover.
The syniptoms first' appeared when he
was in _-\lrica.
LUll Mil liiilliiN
In Letter to Belleville He Asks
for Assistance, and Says
He is Heartbroken.
S'|'iir|.i_\'::,0i\"r., Iioeciiihvr 1. - ,\ lcttcr
from llyroN (). l.ot.i. was received in this
lown yi\sici'<luy by u |,\ron\inciii citizen. it
bore ihc posltiniirk of Syracuse. N. Y..
and wus evidently inuiled there. Its con-
tents lead one to believe that Lott in
tends to return to licllcville ui an early
dntc and give evidence ln the bogus
assistance, and craves the good oiilces of
his friends in his behalf in the present
and approaching trials. He says he is
,licarthroken ami anxious to return. Ho
nlso mentions his wife, and wishes thc
rr-cipicnt of'\ti1e letter to comfort and re-
assure her.
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. iiillil KILLED
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lNnrx>uPoi.is, Dec- 7L~-(Special)-The
Louville express on this Pennsylvania
llnllrond collided tonight with the work-
iny train near Columbus, Ind., killing
fbur persons and injuring many
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pros by 111° improved aiu".
_ "ll the sims. oem nie nr
passages, ll°PS droppin | in the
ilmm and rrnannmiy cures
Catsrrh md neu Fever. Blower
free. All denim, or  A. W. Chnl
Medicine Co.. Toronto and Bulalo.
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ballot-box coiispiracy L-asc. lic asks forl
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ISLAND Liliiiii Pii|lL[lEHliliS' `|]|lH lliH S
lliiii Ellillil
Whitney Was Asked if He
Would Take the Judge and
and Ross Robertson into
His Cabinet.
ToRON'ro, Dec. l.-The News says to-
nizlitz “l’rominent Conservatives are
snid to bc quietly arranging it Cabinet
slate for Mi-.' Wliltiicy, with the ex-
pectntion ‘that the Conservative Party
will be returned to power its aresult of
the approaching general election. In this
connection there is an interesting report,
that on the night of Nov. 23, 5 deputatlon
of Co_nservatives waited on Mr. Whitney
at the Queen . liotrl and asked him
if he would be willing to take
into his Cabinet, Sir \Villiam
Mei~editii` and John Ross Robertson and
give them leading portfolios. It is said
that the Conservative leader' promised
considerzition and repeated the answer
ncxl day when the depilfatioli approaclied
hiniii si-cond timc. The rlvputation was
inspired by a laudable desire to assist Mr.
Wliituey in strengthening his prospective
Government."
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iPPi`llNil\l|Llll
ST. JOHN,. Dec. Il-(Special) - F. Il.
Perry for some yt-nrs (I. P. Il. City Passen-
ger Agent nt Boston has been appoints-rl
ni ting District. l’i\sseriiri-i- Agent at St.
.lohn, sncccciling (`. Ii. Foster transferred
to 'l‘oronto.
iiliiillS Biiilll
Hill ilii|lilS
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Bsi.i.ii.v|i.i.n, Ont., Dec. 2.-i Special.)-
lleil y, Ilutlnn and \\'hnlen were to day
committed for trial on i-barges oi' fraud.
conspiring to defraud and for forging,
counterfeiting and destroying certain
ballot papers. I
IT IS HIGHLY INJURIOUS,
To use a cheap drastic physic. Snfest
rcmciiy for constipation z\n§ torpid liver
ls Dr. lfamlltoifa Pills of nndrako and
Butteriiiut which looiam thi-I bogelrilwitn
out gri i ng ns. so on y r. am -
t0n`s Ilills. Q-?l'|cc 250.
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suit ofthe vcstigation into the collision
near Moncton on Monday night Conduir- , .
tor Sweeney and his forward brakemnn / - '
have been suspcndsd, the former for one _
month and the latter for two months.
ness. _ A,
writes:-“i wustroubl.-rl with nervous dys-
Rcpsia for some years and after using nine
RENNEKAMPFFS
BOLD VENTURE
ruzznruo si'rui\'rro:~‘. suspicion exists that Oyams is trying f
Sq~_ pm~ER8nUR6_ Dem 2_(Specia|)_T},e work 'around to the eastward, with I
situation of thc armies below Mukdeii "WW W 9h`ikll\8 ihQRllBSif\l1S l\b0\° Till
again nttriicts at tcution, though tin l""3-"-
inoveinents are puzzling. J .liar nr: A '1‘n.\r.
l)espatciics indicate that the Japanese i, General Rer.uenkiimplT is hotly follow-
army has been chilled by the very cold ing Japs` retreat and has met with much
weather, as they have ndt been showing success but the fear is expressed that he
heir old spirit. ' may be running into a Japanese trap an
The general opinion is that the present it is not believed that hc can hold A posi-
siiuation is not to last much longer, and ii if/'O ii so far south ns the Taitsc River.
lWli ilii|NMill 35-“@'-‘i"-5-"l'5°f"-5 i
llli SUSPillliil], <51i‘i-?Erl°o5’-ilfm
Mo.\'c1'o.\1, Dec. Zl~(.=peciall~As ii rc-
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'I`hi- have been found guilty of cart-,lcss~
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NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA
Ma. Gironon: B mira. Spry, Bi-u'eCa.
oxes of Ur. Chase's Nerve Food l fe ti bi t-i ,g
er than I had for ears Dr Chas 's
Nerve Food is csrtalnd; the'best'mediei?iel» Toaowro, Dec. Ii-[Speoisll~F“lf “fd
eve u, ri, d i b
Zia. PE" ,ggdw :fl,ye,.’;°|t fflallga 1 “ “"' very cold today followed Sunday by strong
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easterly winds with snow.
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