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.Loi'AL DRANGE    uw sumit scr|ootcLAusi§       _       
  As-soc|AT|oN iuiuiisu_ I si|i.L DEBATE-D SCARCE or Fooa
lu in the City Yesterday-‘Resolution
P d P _ __ _ _ ' .Eau Grays p|anf0rM;n;aw,,, Orangemen and Iiibernians Resolve Against Because of §uppIies Destroyed at Mukden-
asse i rotesting against Se arate Rifle Ran es Indoors
I E I SI  RU§SlAN ARMYW   
P 8 i and in Favar Respectively - Premier Another Elanking Movement in Progress
J' schools-offiws Eieeiea "Sus Wfnsiiesfsf
Re eaters - I1auItain’s Letter to Sir Wilfrid Occupies -Russian Report that Ja s Killed
 1 and other Business _ P » ` I- A  ' ‘P
___ All Day in ln' Commons Forei ners lncludin a Newt a °
Transacted ' ` S g sp per
_ ° Sr. Joi-iN, March 15.--(Special )-Eur- I  "'
_ _ - I . _ Man.
_ ,_ J _4 Grey s secretary has issued circulars nd-
The reizular annual meeting of th Th ` th
oy range Association of Prince Ed- sympathy tothe widow of tho late E. F. now in En mul, E
'l Grey is un eiitliu .
W ISl\\lifl WHS held yestenluy afternoon -Clarke, Toronto, Editor nd Prop I' to f - g I M ' `Pr°vl"cIM Orange muck (’h"l"'°" md”
anlagvenlnt in wright.s Han fthe Sentinel, the oilicllol or-gm: cot ruo sinst in this and will urge that the matter
Following were the delegates present. Association. < ml lm “ke” “P-
A. S. McKa Prov. G. M
y . After the election of officers which was The ld” I5 W lfl`"~lY\ UIC" I-0 l`&Pl¢l H1408
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Norman McLennan D. G. M. concluded at three o‘clock this morning 'ut short ran e Th M `
J. J. Fyfe “ '
A. A. McCaull
W. C. Pierson
W.. C Stewart
. Lect-. D. G. M.-Angus Mt-Lend. Montakue. quick Work- _
F. O. McDonald
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“ G. D. of C. Jr, G. M.--J. J. Fyfec, Margate. The parent society in England of which
G W Snelgrove “ G I) G Se G Ch
. . . . . cy. . aplain-Rev. W. W. Lodge, Cit . J ~ .
J. J. Buttons, J. ii. Heli, G. N. Mc- c..'1‘n-ts.-N.c. Pidrsmtcneiion y Im Hmm 'S P""id°"t “"1 M"
Doiitia, Murdock Mcisoii, N. if. nt- ' c. sscy.-A. A. Mtcsuii, siiersiié. “‘°““’” °" be °°"“’°°°" f°’~
Pnei-son, Rev. D. McLean, G. Phillips, G. Lsct-.ioimi>iiiiiips,suirimsrsidt. R*‘“¥‘*‘~` *"0 L" bc i\1~<1°°1'~undStuti°n-
Jiin. Vatohei-.John McKinnon, Rev. W.w. G. D. of C-1<‘mserM¢Dons.id, Hmnpmn. ary. Iuoviniz Mid difmniwiiriiia meets are
vocating the establishment in Canada. of
L al O 0 I e0 en resolutions included Une of-_miniature rifle ranges, the same as exist
Jr D G M me u I _ l k iz s e orris tube is not
. . . . ann it s _ ~ _
,, G Sew. for the emusgmon 'ro eip' The Omcers advocated but rntlier the Winchester
- - iz year ure : _ _
ii G_ Tle"s_ G. M__Rev. D' McLean' Mount Herbert reiwater as magazine fire is necessary for
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Lodge, J. Diamond. Murdock McLeod, . D. G. Secy-J. A. Buchanan. Brudal- tobe employed.
A. Mcheod, G. McLeod, W. C. Sher-ren, J. buiie. _
G. England, A. A. McDougall, W. H. Cro- D. G. Chap-Rev. S. D. McPhee, Mur-
zlar, W. B. Hayes, Hugh McClure. John ray River; Rev. D. McNeill,,city. .I I
Boyce, Ewen Cainpbell, Angus Benton, . _
W. M. Coles, W. G. Darke, A. T. Dollar, T
J. F. Kayes, Col. Smith, J. A. Buclianaii, ,__..____-vu”-B3~°*~r| , _
S Sherran J J. Matheson, B More
ahead W ‘M A In Ie R MCD I Dr; Thomson, Arohbishoi ol Karl,
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- - - I S » °“b""- na e nu a t i iiimseu. -
F. 0.' Ddllar, Dun Buhhanan, M: \V. rg, has bei; gdclging or/,ith B. friend . I
Stewart’ Ohver Ryder’ Geo' Welch' W' 5°_v“°al mu" h°°m. his “Biden” n "'°‘“ __ The Druggists' ilockey Teitiii made the bniiquetliy tlicdiliercnt speakers and
A. Ramsay, Thos. Waugh, Ciilvin Mc- Bishopthorps.. _ .
, _ SACKWLLE March 1- _ <3 _~ | _ . deal hosts ut the Revere Ilotcl when they L
Donald, Goa. Mchprlnne, Ernest Dollar, After dinner he ordered his carriage _ _» 0- (~ iwtlu I Ui lmdcmd u “mm bouquet to the Domms E_
S. A. Murray, F. J. Wise, Jos. Coles, G. I to drive him home; and when about mock Lonette employed iii Binr.-k's snvi f H  f.~ I 1 t | It B,,h|,n,,ef tl] _, .
_ ter he “cubed that his C ach_ _ _ incl ii. few o itii iienrs its ngi . or iesuccess ofthe cvciiing.
N. Younker Rev. D. M N ill to en o . , ..
. C B . G00- mill here was tcirilil in uitl t d li - ~ \ h ‘ f
Dixon’ Rodd Mclmosh' R' C` Hnyns' W' ma: ‘lmsthmthhl ‘\lm`]d: on thetlipx' bcinéfraiightin circuldr sii]w I 0 ny` 3 tliheurctydis IlI)f`<?;’<;::ltI0Il);:bi(ll‘;Yl1I\l“Ln|éllll; ii
s a s. i w n i - _ < 1 _ »
Dennis, D. ciimpueii, Rott. Mtrtriiinai git ge; ° “S ° Y “lj He Wnsstmk on than H d I Edward Hyun; 1,.. _,_ Mcmimmy Mmge, ,_
(ff M. Gillis. J. Crilbbe, John COPD. Tll0H. Before 'tha carriage had proceeded b n wa _h d H r ‘an W 10" the )f Hinsburo Rink; M_ “r_ Wilson; G_ B_
D°u”' J' M"I‘““ghH"’ M' M' M°Le°d' far it became evident that the coach- 0 G Brom e le “W wus "ot p°“`"` - iullingall and Charles McQuilian, oiilciiil
R' K' Bmw' H' C"°"‘“'“l‘l' 'md a |“"Ke man was incapable of driving with ‘“l°“°“¥ht° “ut “"`°“3l" "':eferees;Messi-s. McDonald and McRae of B
niixmbenot visitors not in the llb0\'¢ H55- safety, so there w_a.s nothing for it Lonotte will likely lose his iirni. Elie Patriot and The Guardian and others
t te efwrnvvn sesssion raiwrt but for the archbishop to exchange ~ -*__ T; phi -tex nisiteiy hymn: °. 1.-._ . , _ ,- , ,
of the diiierent coninilttees were sub- places with him if he wished to ur- m‘\ as were be q ' thas' no m “MH “om ox mn “sms
_ » _ _ Coughs colds, hg - _ | Brown and the Menu was credilablebotli h| .| M ML Um _m,,'_., heat*
;n"‘t°;ld anidhihoweddfge Association W be 2;? ;;’:°in-£§;lyiw gliggxtlgd dafgsgggl throat ailments are llilslcrlflsys xillfdveiit  to thc hotel und the hosts of the cvciiliug. W L I u I
fl “ 0“l`5 “K 0°” 011- ' _ ' V .Cr 19 1 , fh M -ards were works of nrt and
-‘ '~ The evenlnz Hessian was tek»n~eii.with *"1* *ll "'“"‘ “'°“ “nm "~*‘°~ ““"°" ,iii§:,,g;;;;,_m mb nts' te- mmsperbm -we; efgtluted by Lawrence w. woman,
mutlne business “nd the passing °f gud  to ul, stables dwfzs regchsg' it former respected member of the Phar-
resolutions and election of oiliccrs. °r° ° cn" °g°_ was "Vee, m 3 W
The following resolution re the School dark °vcr Swami large- spa"
Question was unanimously carried:
Whereas It seems to be theintcntion Tho noi" caused by um common
which were lying by thu side of the
road.
26 KILLEU BY EXPLOSION.
. _ . _ . _ lives were lost usa. result of tl \ _
of the Federoltvoieriinient of Canada in “_ ¢_ d h t 1 1, _ h 70,-| *R _ _ W _ex
its|Aut0n0m HHH “hush st f B' nw e l' 3 5 abs oy W ° se' plosmn which occurred yesterdo in
Y UBS 118)' 91110 hold of the horses' h ads and led
separate schoolii in the proposed Pro- them into the yard, ihuttering the
vlnces of Saskatchewan and Alberto, while some not over choico language
which we believe will bc dct1'iiiiciitn.l to 111'- the Coilchmllll f01` his ¢¢"'0l°5sn°"~
the welfnrc of the said Provinces.
'Therefore resolved that this Provincial th; slrllillll fag? tl” 'l'“'bl°s` revealed
       
establish such :schools in said Provinces, cock S ha.” -_ is
and we hereby pledge ourselves ns mem- ‘had gone fa, enough and mid. T
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"You old fooli Drunk again!"
The archbishop thought the _loin
' ~‘ » y the
Cumbrlan colllery at Clyduchvulc in the
l’homlda_valley.
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‘ FIRE AT COAL CREEK-
Faerie. B- C., March 12-File mst
ight at the Coal Greek Mines destroyed
oth tlpples, stnlile and one power house.
he estimatedlossls two hundred thou-
bers of the Loyui,0i'onge Association to HND; ips the old ¢'i,¢k hims,,1'1_'5 sand dollars. It will take from four to
support no candidate who expresses him
self in favor of separate schools und we '_ »
demand our present representatives at taunt or cniiuu. -
Ottawa to oppose any hill-thut "lily be The turbine-cngincd Amethyst has
biought forward having such ini obieet iii msg, wmplgted her ti-ails and proves
Dr. Ha'milton's Pllls of Mandrake und I D I I . I 4
_ _ Butter ut. W fi f ii R°.‘*‘““-
view. - ~ to be the fastest CFUISGF 1l1_ the WOYM- never clhiiso gtihriilfigu gninlgonihgi' hélgéil Volunteer Toust-E. Ri"*"\- ‘ \
Built by Armstrong, Whitworth 6: ache and lilillousness use only Dr. Iiamil- The Lndies~.M. W. Wilson, 1". J. Me. _
  _ I » ¢,0n',p||1s_ Price 25c_ J . . _
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    'Her further advantages consist of a. /
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Rubbers and   I ‘I §  _Q Two Thousand Dollars’ Worth New Dc-
l$Vlllo?cl;)zEcran?l?i:(t):ill$.' 0  - » ~ I ° II  ‘ ` *D
  . thursday ight
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Be sure and get your surply, a ` . I You will be surprised and pleased to find out ow i e money 1. wi
°"°° b°f°’° me Bmw melts; there I take to decorate a room _with the prettiest and most up-to-date pattern if you i
may be- a great scarcity in Rub-
» ber goods as the steamers may not
ran for some weeks yer. We have
now on hand about: /
‘Q5 cases Men’s, Women s and
Cl'illd’s Rubber Boots.
30 “ogg M¢n’s Rubbers. . . . ._ Soc
go cms Mews (U\1l==)-- - - - -- 95°
. 60 cases Woiuen’s [Lena We
cups]...:............  65C
33’ cases Women’s (C\'°‘1“°¢
plain.)..._...   55°
*!°°“‘°’ °‘“”"’ R“""°”' s»f~="f- I I _  ‘_ -=
I _ _ rl I ‘I H *_ -131-` ‘-~ 1-' `  lun-:nissan-q~ . " ' f' -»---._----~-~-- \-F'
Co , she was designed to do 212
knots, and has accomplished 28.65
romar a lo economy in tho consump-
tion of coal at high speeds, and in
the small spam occupied by her an
We ask our custom-
ers io pay thc accounts
wc sent out 'dated Dc-
ccmbcr 31. _
x months to make repairs. `
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WHEN ALL OTHERS FAIL
To relieve consti atediheadnche just try
CARDIFF, Wiiies, March 11.--rTwonty.
OTTAWA, March 15.-(Speclal)- The
passed astrohg resolution condemning
thc proposed Autonomy Legislation and
thc Ancient-Order of lliberniuns passed
.in equally strong resolution supportlnrz
Provincial Grand Orange Lodge in session
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thdsepiirutc schools ideu und urging Sir F°”¢°r *md °I'l‘°" 0DP°“lU°“ "\°lUb¢l`*‘\
Wilfrid Laurier not to alter the clauses in spoke against Laurier forcing the Auto-
the Bills. n
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Wilfrid Luurier :luring wlilcli Borden,
Sm-Jsi-ix, March I5-(Speoial)-H. F. Mc " ` ` ""`  ' " " " " ' "Y
it Sussex today passed it resolution con- lieod wus tonight elected Grand Master of
rlemnlng the school cluuscs in the Auto-' tlic Orange body of New Brunswick.
‘ lHl I]lIIlI8lS
iiiuceutical art.
The clinii was occupied: by that
und the Vice Chair by H. A. Ellis.
Afterpnrtnking of the Menu the follow-
ing toast list was disposed of. '
The King-God Save the King. ,D
The Dentists, HockoyTeam--Responded _
to by Drs. Lodge and Stunsliy. I"
Recitaition-~Mervin liodge.
The Druggistef liockey Team-Res
pondcd by E. A.Foster and HamBethunc.
Song-Ed. Ryan (eiicored).
The Medical Profession-Dr. Kelly..
The Druggist I’rofc:~isioi\-ill. A. Ellis.
Song-Ernest A. Foster (€Iw0I`0il)~
Athletics-D. A. McKinnon, -Frank _
\ I Millan.
Our Guests-Clins. McQuill:i.n, Dr. li.
Robins. ' I
Miiiiy eulogistlc rciiiiirks were made of
fr ' I A
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t the pleusui~n.liIe evening.
pcctor, cautions furnicrs ugninst using
alt heavily to cut iiwuy snow from fruit
veieriui pntron of sport, U- 0~ M- Reddl" st-u.tionury or slightly higher teiiipcriiturc.
Omosco, March 15
The Dental Profession-Dr. Lodge. Mnrcli. Corn 401 May
“ Wheat 015
Recltntion-Hu.m Bethune.
The Press-R. Mcfionuld, l). S. Mc-line.
Host niid llostess-P. S. Iirown.
Song-E. Ryan.
Auld Luna Syne.
God Save the King.
cat credit is due thefcoiiiniittcc in charge
A. Foster, D. A. McKinnon and Iliim
The affair broke up about one o'clock,
lldcpnrting with ex ressioiis of iraise
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RMVHARD Bvnxi-1, Doniinlon Fruit In
WEATHER FORECAST.
TriiioN1‘o, March lii.-(Spcciul.)-Eine,
'tile TEMPERATURE.
The coldest of Tuesday niizht was 12 he-
\v. Yesterday it- moderated and last
glit was il above. ` '
CHICAGO MARKETS.
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Com 495]
“ Wheat llri
cluding Richard Little, correspondent o
Fliinkiiig tiictics by the Japanese are
appiirciitly in progress ugiiiii. General
neue force on the Russian right and it is
CAPT. Hi R. McKenzie, Flat River was
in town yesterday.
()Ni-:end of -Victoria skating rink was
blown out recently.
_ Pnoi-'. Theodore Ross lef t yesterday on a
visit to western rural schools.
Tim Stanley will leave the lee burrier
on return to Gcorgetoviii on Friduy.
To-NiriH'r-To-niglit, Grand Masquerade
Skate und. Band Concert ut the Rink.
A'i'uoi. SHAMAN, son of J. D. Seaman,
has returned to Mulpequc, where he is
Principal of Fiiiinlng School.
'i‘i¢AiNs were ruiiniifig on schedule time
ynsterrlny niid the riillwny wus all cleur-
it is hoped for thc rciiirtinder of thc
season.
AT the aniiiiallmeeting of Mulpeque
Missionary Society Tuesday, Rev. Mr.
Mr. Sedgcwick preached. The Society is
over 60 years old.
FRANK D. Mt1DonAi.D, Contractor on
Hillsboro Brlilize Superst.ructiirc,hns taken
the house on Pleasant Struct formerly
occupied by John Baker.
'i‘Hi~: sudden death occurred yesterday
of Mrs. Hogan, wife of W. (i.Ho|1ari,
Station inastcr iit Bloomfield. Deceiiscrl
was formerly Annie McDonald of Pictou,
N. s. _
Tm-:frontdoors of the Victoria Hotel
Oak which is ri splendid imitation of tho
natural wood. The work was doiie by P.
li. 'I`rainor.
IN ii house in Mount Stewart The
Patriot says lights had to he burned nil
driy for a week owing to the windows
lieinir banked with snow. The occupants
should lilwc taken Hon. Mr. Eminerson's
Pork $12.00 “ Pork $12. 77t-
havc been grained and finished in Antique 
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omy Bills. Noirrn nr~*TinPAss. March 15.-(Special)
O'r'rA\vA, March IG. (S|iccial.)-#Nic -It is rumored that after the evacuation
ousc today spent the whole time in dis- of M“kden- I’-V the R“3°l“"S “IKM
ussing Premier Haultiiin's lcttcr to Sir mrclznem were kmed by the Jupanmc in'
possible that this is the .Japanese column
which disappeared from observation
during the battle of Mukdeii.
Ininicnse quantities nf food were des
troyedat Mnkden and supplies for the
the Cliliiigo Daily News. _I »
Russian nrniy ure now very scarce.
Liiter reports state that Mistchenko's
oniy B_iIl on t-he country, when no \Vest- Mlstchcnko has engaged a strong Jupu- column killed ovcr one thousand Japa-
ST. JOHN, March 15.-(Special)-The ern mun is in the Cabinet.
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IlHl FASSENISEHS
lHl IHAIISFIHHIII
The following telegram was received by
G. A. Sharpe last evening from M. C.
VVc-listor, Piclou.
Stiiiiloy arrived five miles from Picton
ut three o'ciock today. She transferred
her pnsseiigcra and the Miiito left Pictou
at nooiiiiiid returned at six with pus-
seiigvis. Tiic slciiiiicrs will transfer
freight tcduy.
AMONG t.'hose at the Bevere Hotel
yesterday were J. Stanley \Vedlock,
Boyce M'cKle, Stanley; E. Hackett,
Tignisli; W. M. McRae, W. ll. Wood.
J. F. Jf.-tikins, Pownal ; Hugh McMillan,
New Haven ; V\'iii. Robertson,-Saokville 'A
Jiimec-'. McKay and wife, Brudalbane;
Hugh B. McKay, John J. McKay, Clifton;
John T. Stewart., O‘Lciiry; D. McLean,
Cr apuud ; ll. \V. Darby, Abrams Village.
'l‘iii-:ui-: will lic i-i meetiiigof the town
council held on next Friday night to con-
sider tlio claims of Contractor McLean
fni- njne hundred dollars. The citizens
generally think tho claim absurd. as the
work dono liy Mr. McLean is net sat-isfiict
ory.Sack\'illc St.,tlie lowcricnd of Main St.
rind the upper part of Main St. are look~
ing badly and the gates had to hc closed
and the water shut off. To repair the
pipes next spring means |\ large expen-
diture ior which the citizens will have to
iulvlce-“Get out und shovel snow." `
he tiixed.--Siicdiac Cor., Moncton Ex.
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Hennessy.
Sporting Life ~G B Bulliugull D 0`M
and Band
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~ marcli will ~
Grand Masquerade Skate
The last and greatest ice event of the season. Don’i
miss this evening’s enjoyment.
AdmissionSkaters.......... 
Promenade..................  ioc
8 oak; Womens. (Olive . _ y I \ _   __ \  '  '.
i‘.‘.?.i"‘].'.'f'.;.‘..;.;i'._',.".'..'3.55?   We want the mow . I '§;iI5*j»=_»__ ` C211' lCI' & C0.,  
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Wogmq H “ ..  2.25 __ ~ __ _   _5».~\ LIMI E , '..-~ E _ .Sh-°"" i \
3¢y,,» »f -‘  . ._ ;.eo _ _ P. S. Regular Band night f_oi: ticket holders , ».’,_.4   25%?
gimsgé it  ____ ..`...   _ E/3,1' be held on Wednesday night instead of Thurs-_    Importers of Artistic Wm  A ` il
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si ns for 1905 Just 0 ciicd
buy your Wall Paper from us.
Largest Stock, Latest Designs, Lowest Prices.
Samples sent with pleasure.
Wholesale and Retail.
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