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THE BATTLE AT CHAN() JU llliliiii Ulliii‘S DELEGATES FROM
A JAPANESE VICTORY
WAS
Russians who Numbered 600' were Forced to
Retreat-List oi the `
Japanese Casualties
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Report of Russian Column of 25,000 invading Korea-
Japanese Steamer Sunk-Port Arthur Not Blocked-
lnsiances of Bravery-iapan’s New War
Taxes-British
Citizens Under
Union lack at New.Chwang.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF i~`I(lHTll\'il_
Loz~x.noi\', March 30-(Special)-The
Japanese Legation have received an
official report from Tokio of fighting ne-
tween the Japanese and Russians at
Chang Ju, Korea, on Monday as follows:
.BATTLE AT CHANG JU. ‘
“A portion of our caivary and infantry
occupiei Chang Ju after defeating the
enemy.
"The enemy who numbered 000 men
retreated in the direction of Wiju.
some Javanese oasuamrns.
“Our casualties were Lt. Kano and four
others killed, Captain Kurofiiwa and
twelve others wounded.
"Two dead bodies of the enemy were
left on the field. The enemy must have
-sustained a loss equal to ours." I
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.Russian COLUMN AnvANrrINu.
Sr. Parunsannc, March 30-(Special)-"
A special says a Russian division of 25,000
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aNui.o saxun i-‘lotus 'rs i~‘i.v.
New Cilw,\.\‘ii,Maroh 30-(Speciali-
Under pressure the British and American
flags will be allowed to fly over the
dwellings belonging to citizens of both
countries.
Powr .».R'ririJi¢ Nor iinorriixu.
Tomo, March 30-(Special).-Vice
Admiral Togo in his report of the second
attempt to lnttle up Russian iieet in
Port Arthur admitted that the complete
bloclringof the entrance had not been
effected.
SOME OEI-`Ii`ERS KII.I.ED.
Four cilloers were killed and live
wounded in the desperate venture.
IIRAVERY UI’ -IAI’ HAILORS.
He givesa graphic description of the.
bravery of the Japanese sailors and how
Cxminander I-Ierose, while rowing away
away from the sinking ship in -a boat,
was struck with a shell and had his head
men from Southern Nsuri is advancing in and part oi his body blown away.
two columns through Korea. I JM, WAR TAXATmN_
Cunnroo, March 30 -(Special)-Captain
e
Antniier, and one passenger on the
Japanese coasting steamer Hnnzeil
arrived at Fong Chow today and reports*
that the Hanzei had been fired on and
sunk by the Russian fleet near Mico
‘Islands on the i!7ih.
The remainder of the crew and passen-
gers were taken prisoners by the Rus-
sians.
JAP‘N”E“E‘““ SEHK' I TheSpeciaiDiet concluded its labors
today and $31,000,000 is to he raised by
special taxation.
savrnos rruzr: nnnzuroans.
The banks are authorized to issue lav-
ings priza debentures to theexteut of
$i5,i)00,- 000 per year.
'ranirif 'ro iii: narsnn.
The tariff rates on many articles are ai-
so to be increased.
A GOOD QUA RTER DOLLAR`S
is contained In a bottle of Polson's Nervi
line, which cures Rhcumatism, Neuralgin i
Sciatii-n, Toothaciie, Headache, Ci-amps,
Sick Stomach and lndipestion. Mothers
find Nerviiine is flr~t c ass liniment for
chilrlren's sore throat, hoarseness, cold in
the cheat, and taken in hot water before
retiring is rr splendid remedy for colds.
Dorff, bs without Ncrviiwie; it is the mont
economical, potent and |~.~iiahle household
liniment made, and costs only Zoo.
Da. HAui1.roN's Pri.r..~i rims Corzsrrrs-
Tron.
LADIES’
INVICTUS
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UI PIIESBYIIHY
Rev- Dr. Smith,Summerside Accepts
Cali to Falmouth Street
Church, Sydney.
A meeting of the Preshytery of_Pi'ince`
Edward Island was held in Zion Church
yesterday. Rev. A. Craise, Mount
Stewart, occupied the chair and there was
present a Road number of ministers and
elders.
Rev. A. J. McDonald and Rev. Mr.
Murray, Clifton; and Rev. lf. C. Simpson,
Souris, formiriy of Cape Breton, and re~
presenting the Falmouth Street Presby-
terian Church, Sydney, made earnest
appeals for the translation of Rev. Dr.
Smith, Summerside, to the Falmouth
Street Church, whence he has reneivsd a
call.
V W. B. Brown. A. S. McKay, Neil Mo-
Leod, Wm.Mo¥urdo ood Wm. Stewart
spoke vor! oloigueatiy and earnestly of
the greatloveo the Summereide congre-
gation tor Mr. Smith and on behalt of his
rrtantion in Summerside. He referred to
the great material krowth of the church
under his pastorate.
Rev. Mr. McDonald than followed cn
behaifof Falmouth streethsmphaalning
very strongly the needs of Falmouth St.
Church.
The cali was than placed in Dr. 8lith's
hands and in a moot appropriate lddrols,
he thanked sincerely the commissioners
lllil M|NIil'S
SIHIUUS illli
Had a Leg Broken While
Skating in Rink' 
Veterinary Corps to be Established
-Railway Teiegraphers Asking
for Special Legislation.
Lanr rirN'ro’s seniotzs acr'riiEa:'i‘.
OTTAWA, March 30.-(Speciai)- La-dy
Minto While skating in Rideau Rink to-
day fell and broke a leg in two places.
A vE'rEarNaRv cours. _
The 'Militia Department has under con-
sideration the organization of a small
Veterinary Corps. ' I
It will in no' way affect the appoint'
ment of veterinary ofilcers to the corps.
E1-'rncr or "rm: i-i-raiser-:.
Ir will give one veterinary to each
briilade instead of one to each battery of
a brigade as hitherto, except where the
l,,i,r,ery is independent.
ii.\ii.wAv 11-;i.iiim.wIrr-:Rs.
Representatives of the Order of Railroad
Telegraphers' Association met today to
arrange to have a bill introduced this
session to provide a higher standard for
operators before being placed in the
higher positions.
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THOUSANDS OF CANADIAN
WOMEN USE
.oiimoun nvitsy
AT THIS SEASON
OF THE YEAR.
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Diamond Dyes are :1 saving
and convenience for all homes.
They color dresses, skirts, suits, jac-
kets, blouses, ribbons and feathers
rich and durable colors. Di8.IIl0l1d
Dyes produce all the new and
fashionable colors. 9 ._
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To the Electors of Ward 2:
GENTLEMEN:-At the request of n large
number of electors of Ward 2, I have consenicii
lo become a candidate for the sent oi the
Council Board made vacant bythe death ni the
late lamented Councillor Macdonald. li' yon
dome ihe honor of election I will do my ut-
Ios to promote the interests of the city, and
Ward 2 in particular.
D _I RILEY.
March 3|, |904. If
The
“Boston 'l`ourist’»’
Hip( 0f,SQf¢ Hall.
millinery opening this morning at
ten o'clock. 3i d iw
REAL SIGNS OF
SP RIN G
James Paton It ~,Qo"a ppring'
But He is Somewhat Improv-
ed so far
Fashionable Marriage at Al Saints,
Montreal-Steamer on Wi-ite
Rock Shoals at Louisburg,
coi..o1"ri~:n. A r.r'r'ri.r-: iir~:1"ri~:R.
’l‘oaur\'To March 30-(5D‘1L‘li\i) -Col.
Otieris better but his condition is still
very serious.
rAsrrroNaa|.|t Maiimaue.
Moiwruzai., March 30.-(Special)-Helel
LauraR ehey, daughter of the late liev.
Joseph, Richey and neice of the late
Governor Richey of Nova Scotia, was
married today to David Land Eastey of
Montreal in All Saints Episcopal Church.
ernauim Looisrxunu asnoiin.
Grave BAY, March il0-(Special.)-
The Steamer Louisburg for Halifax with
coal ia ashore on White iiock shoals,
Louisburg harbor.
The vessel is leaking and cargo being
I discharged. ,
PLEASANT CURE FOR \VEA1{ LUNGS
The best remedy for sore, weak lungs,
is the soothing vapor of Catarrhczone
which traverses every air cell and passage
of the breathing organs. It treats remote
parts that cough mixtures and sprays
caa't approach, and kills thousands of
germs at every ‘ breath. Catarrhozone
drives away pain, congestion and inflam-
mation; it makes breat ing easy and regu-
lar, and exerts a marvellous influence on
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitls,
Catarrh, Deafness, and Lung Trouble.
Catarrhozone cures at once, is delightful
to inhale, and simple to use. Price $1,0il:
small size 251:. Druggists, or Poison dc
Co., Kingston, Ont.
Dir. i{aM1r.'roN's PILLS CURE CONs'rrPa-
i'roN.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
-Tickets for the Methodist Choir con-
cert may be had at Johnson's Drugstore.
-K. of P. Empire Lodge. meets at
8 o’oloek to-night. Third Rank long
form.
-Alive subject Russia and Japan. Y.
M. C. A. tonight at tl o'clock, l5cts admis-
sion.
-Practice of Tabieaux and \Vaxworir
this evening at 7.30 o’clock in Kinder-
garten Hall.
-Any good boy or girl desirlnir per
manent employment should apply at Wil-
ofiice at once. d tf.
-Order your cut flowers early for
Easter at Vifiiliams' Nursery, Prince St.
Phone 283, P. O. box 251. 28 d -ii
-The rcguiarlrneeting of Ladies' Aid of
First Methodist Church tomorrow at li
p. in. Important matter to come up.
-St. Peters Cathedral-spcelai Ilolv
Week address this evening at 7.30, ilic
cwish people at the Crucitlxlon, the
ess of Amusement.
-Give the Charlmteiown Hospital your
support on Easter Monday night. The
Drama “A Wonian's Honor" is excellent-
the best cf local talent. Give them a full
house. Ili d Sli
-The Lots -iii and 50 Farmers' Institu'e
will meet at Miliview Hall, Saturday,
2ud,at 7.30. Important. All expecting re-
duced send rates please pay dues before
15th.
-Mrs. Cooper and family wish through
the medium of the press to cordially
thank their many frieniis for iloriil silkr-
ings and other kininesses extended io
them while passing through their lui.;
bereavement.
-There will bean entertainment and
basket social at North River, Frirliiy
April ist, admission 10 cents. Ladies with
baskets free. Entertainment begins nt
730 o'clock. Pro eeds in aid of liali.
By order committee. 30d2i viii
-Gcoi Friday, St. Peters Cathedral-
Chlldreifs Service 10 a. m. in the Chapel,
Matins at li a. m. From L80 to 4.30| p. m.
addresses on Our Lord's words from the
Croco. 7‘ill p. m. address on the Witness
ol the Roman Centurion at the Cross,
the Witness of Conviction. Those who
cannot attend the whole of theshroe hours
addresses an asked to enter or leave dur-
ing the singing ofthe hymns.
boot for this aio weather an arrest on the ara sabbath or aprn. Ivmd a Home of the m-use with
 _  . ,. ,, ’ nav. iv. s. wsiaass was appaisrss as Eastq' [gms uiNaiao's usiaasr
xioruliboro lvanied wer liilli anim me pulpit nuns. onmsrornsn savannas
’ from Suinmenide, and than accepted to fi A* ' 
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’ an Mr- Fuiimos r-emma that ns osiuousis
mgdg fmm Hug hd;  had modes-‘ated onacall in Zion Church   toured--B°"¢b‘d|’ Wm b’ B pm”
°° “W 17”- ‘"5 “N” I” 1"* °f ' ' rain, with mNan.n's Lrurunsr.
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1@’I'.h.ef g°9dy¢9-TWCIICKI. R\v,Goi-don Dickie. Uh motion the con-   I  ’\..‘ I*
' duct of the Moderator was approved. 3 I SL mm (, gDwARD LINLIEF'
P;-im _ 0, at mir piss tae Pnsbywy sdirmmd "' '° '
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$3 5 an tm." |n th, .|»¢,",,°°n_   ICured a Horse of a had swelling with \, ' ‘»,,`\\ ' '
MINARUS LINIMENT. `
*"""'*f°"'*"*'°°"'°- ` THOS. W. PAYNI. `
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A large meeting of prominent farmers
who were iieicusitcs from the Farmers' ln-
stitutes ofthe Province was held in llic
Lyceum Hall yesterday afternoon.
On motion Capt. Joseph it-:ad was ap-
pointed chairman and Professcr li. J.
McMillan, Secretary.
The Chairman outlined the clijec-'s of
the meeting viz., central organizsiioa 'for
aliiiie Fariners Inatiiwes of the l’i‘u-
viiice and for n reaxrungenient uf the pork
lndustry.
The first question taken up was the
ci-ntral organization.
Mr, Brennan, Alberton, was the
flrst speaker. lie advocated a cent al
union in the interests of the Farming
Industry.
John Moore, Crapauii, advocated union
of the Institutes but did not believe in
Institutes purchasing seeds.
John A. Ferguson, Marshfield asked if
all the Institutes were not now under thc
Ileprirtment of Agriculture.
William Mol`fatt,‘Mnyf'leld, thought the
hog industry was the great question to
be discussed. He had suggested ir union
convention some time ago but at that.
time the Commissioner cf Agriculture
had disapproved of the purchase of seeds
by Institutes.
John Moore, Crapnud, moved, seconded
by John llichards, Bidc-ford, and sup-
ported by Lauchlin Mcilanald, East.
Point, that a central organization lic
proccerlcrl with at once.
\Valtei' Simp-on, Bay View, outlini-.il
the system in New Brunswick and
thour-:ht if repi'i~.sentati\'ia rf the Fruit
and Ilairy interests were present thc.
three industries :right be combneri.
After further discussion the motion was
unanimously carried and a committee of
five were appointed to report at the
evening session. Messrs iluinphri-y.
Walter Simpson, Bay View; Liiuchliu Mc-
Doiald, East Point; l\’ir.McGregor, int lil;
Mr. Reid, '.i‘ignish,:werc appointei the
committee.
The Chairman stated the differences bc-
tween the D.P.Co. and the farmers’ which
he said were owing principally to the
different qualities of hogs sold, thus pinc-
ing a premium on dishonesty.
The following reso ution was submit'ed
by J. \V. C illbeck, Augustine Cove,
“Owing to the dililcultics and :filler-
encus that txist in the selling and market-
ing of live hogs, etc., at the different
points and stations outside of Charlotte-
town, and as it is the intention of the
Company to discontinue tho weighing
anti inspecting of hogs, etc., at points and
stations other than their plant, be it,
Tlercicr: resolved that it is`rieemed ad-
visable io adopt some principle which
will give equal justice ann satisfaction to
all, and cneourage the raising of a greater
number of bacon hogs, that will command
prices equal io those paid in other parts
of Canada.
Further ri-solved that in the
opinion of this Convention it is necessary
tiappoint a thoroughiy competent sworn
person to weigh and classify any hogd,
cattle and sheep that the farmers and
others mav send in to tde Company ,
and wi~h to have vroighcil and
cIas.s`fli».ii bv him (thu lnspoetoni
the lrispeci.oi'.4 decision ni, all limo:-i to
be hlnfiirg on both parties; hogs to be
so inspccici and classified to he first kil-
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BASE iii SIIIIUIIS THE INSTITUTES
Discuss the Relations with the Dominion Pack-
ing Company-Annual Exhibitions
Recommended to Government.
if-fl an i fir.-~e ’; lfaiilc intl .\"it-ep to be
w0ii.'Iii>il :i.;~r»r\ini; io iii'|'iii._'eiiiciiis that
rnigiii I-if ii.rii:~- llelo r- _-mlm are sliinper-`;
the Lfoiiipaiiyio1iiiiii»uri';i- ii; u<l\'anci: the
‘prices they will lic- paying f fi- .such animal
-drvr-:=cvI weight, as may he .shipped In to
lie clnssiticri and weight-riby the inspector;
the iu.~pei.-tor apptiiited io be acceptable,
io I»o‘ii the Coinp-my and Convention;
and that ii .salary of $1200 00 per year be
raised for such an inspector by :the
placing ofa tax not to exceed 100 on each
hog, sliiecp, or cattle iriipciftied hy the
request of 'ho .,,ller. the amount of such
tax to be rietiucted from the amount paid
the .seller by the Coinpany. and turnei
over to the iiovernment: the l»a‘a'iie of
the inspi c or's salary, if any, to be paid by
the i’i-cvini-ial Government.
l<`urthci'reso|vi».d that ii. is doomed ad-
visable that said inspector shall vi:-alt. each
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J. \\'. CA LLBECK
Promoter' of the scheme f r l:(-tter
, relatioos.
institute in this i’riiviric-= at li-n.t twice a
year, for the purpose of cnrifvrring with
the inririrrsiis io the hrs' iiii-tlioiis of
bien,-iliii,/_', fcciiriig, iinri iiiziil; :rm tlitir
live stock, the rrieili Jil lc bc ripirrovcii ol
by the llspnrtrnent of .\er'ici1Itui'e.
Further' resolved that the Provincial
onli ll.mii:ioi Ili-'i=\ii,in“i.i.~i oi' Agricul-
Ituru. he here y ri>i|iies'cd to cmiribute a
furtli' r ruin rf Eélllii O0 ani the actual 8 -
prnsofi ofsaii ir~sri\':ior uliii.: vissiting the
different farms-s in each si-ctioi 'f the
I' rivincu.
‘ i"urtiier resolvcl tlinl. tho Company
bn hereby rcqiicsted to set as fic Fic per
hog on each hog weighed iuirl inspected
hy them, to he turnel cvi r to the Govern-
ment to\\'2irrIs pay? Q thi- in.~pcctor`s
salary in case th; i.i\. l|.i: rr on hogs
shipped in to be cli-sifted i-y the inspec-
tor, Woulii not be suiliclini. to rovcr his
salary. Should thc Lax coll_ct.>r on ani-
mals uiiglzcd by the Gciernnient in-
spector he suilicient in pay his salary, the
Company wnul l not rt-quire to contribute
the fm per hog."
Mr. Ualliicirk explained that Mr. licdf
son, I.ivc Stock Coinmissinncr, Otiiiwa
ci:uidnotl»enrei~ei:t. ami ilius :he .-aub-
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of the very best quality from the
most reliable Sources.
Si.r({1') Crirlurlrls Itiipurlrvl,
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01|# (.1) (/rirloml Vi'/rh¢_-_
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` OM (1) Carlo/ul Foil/kr (Porn, [urn
and six Rowrri 11111'/0!/. Iluclowlicul, Fl/i.r
Heed, Lawn (I1-n.-.~. etc.. fic.
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». ieliea of Vcgrrl/rlrii' and Flo1z~er Ser.-tts.
, -' Wholesale and Retail gr lowest
Cartcr & Co.,
Bathurst, \ .. ii \ .' _ l imited,
‘ seeiifmes, ci.-town.
now on the way. all
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