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 :innocuous iiieosi>i=_=cis ron siiza is P   i¥5E,' },itiTii=ijg1ii 
 isxvsoiiiorsi ver   it   iiiioniiési 'Rs is      
Mgilii-  " ill# Japanese near ,Mululen-They,
“ Cut the Railway Lines and Lost a Third A
_ ‘of their Number-Skirmlshing is Going
on and Armies are in Close Touch. _
TOKIO. Am-ii 2. - tspeciait- Fiaia
Marshal Oyarna reports that two small
bodies of .Taps have returned from a
scouting expedition to northward, three
hundred men originally composed th;
partieebut only two hundred returned.
They explored the Russian, positions
N955 Of ullhdrsn and going north encount-
ered m'any bodies of Russians. They
crossed the railroad cutting it and tele'
graph lines and penetrated Mist.chenko's
lines.
The expldition was the most dangerous
and extensive during the whole war.
Tho situation at thc front is practically
unchanged.
armies are in close touch.
ciiiir. spain
» ARREST oi= SALMON
A Legal suii is insiiiaiéii in New York in which rw..
Men Well Known in Prince Edward Island are
interested. ~
(New  Herald March 81)
There was an unusual turn ata private
hearing before Magistrate Barlow in the
J effenon Market Police Court, yesterday,
in the case ol Captain Reginald Salmon,
formerly of the British army, who was
recently arrested charged with causing
the illness ofthe wife of Captain O. G. V.
Spain. who was discovered in a boarding
house in Second avenue :by the husband,
who came here from their home, in Ot-
tawa, Canada. Captain Salmon was held
in $1,000 bonds, adjournment was fnh en to
April ll), and Chnmpe ‘Andrews counsel
for the County Medical Society, who is
conducting the prosecution, asked that the
former sold-Mr he hold uatil a new charge
cauidbafmode. V
Mr. Andrews drew ups coniplaintunder
sectio_n.503 of the Penal Code, which makes
the impprsqnation by any party asa hus-
band `gu`ilty__of a felony, and subject to a‘
possible sentence of ten years in the peni-
tentrlary. The statute, which is an old
one, provides that the real husband is the
aggrieved party, and alone can pi-oseoute~ `i
Captain Salmon, it is alleged, posed as the
husbarxd 6lfMrs. Spain, and so represent-
ed himself to Dr. Andrew Fulton, of No.
370 Fiftieth street, Brooklyn, who was
arrested with him. He was hcld on the
additional charge. _ ' '
Old court attendants said yesterday
that it was the -first. prosecution they had
ever heard of under the law, and Chumpe
Andrews declared hc hii.d failed to find
that thelaw. had been similarly invoked
for many years.
CaptalnS ln, who is the wreck mas-
,ter for the gitish for the Dominion of
Cnnada,hpd toreturn at once to sit on’
the casa of isherecant collision of the Pa: `
 is cfiiiiiiis'
:_yRillibcrS aiiil
Rubber Boots..
Wiifiicsalc and -itctail. .
Bea and et our su iy'at'
onoebsdre thegsnozr meltsp;Pthere
may he agreat scarcity in Rub-
b_er"°0dlmi\ the steainers may not
riin or_ some weeks yet. We have
n0\ion,`~lmid,_ab°t1f=
 ` jl_e_d’s, Women’s and
Ghgllsdfrgblmr  _
causes
rltliin and ihc Alliuno oll` thc liiirbhr 0
Halifax.
.Mn Andrews said-that, despite the un-
devotcil t.o his wife. According to Mr
Andrews, Captain Spain, who is ii. rc-
tlred British naval oiilcer, first mct Capt
Salmon in Prince Edward Island, who
the latter needed ri. friend. Captain Spal
not- only furnished his 1iew~found acquain-
tance with employment, but took him to
his home. Then, a few months later,'Mrs.
Spain disappeared und so did Captain
Salmon, and the whereabouts of the for-
mer was learned by the hushand in s let-
ter written to their sixteen-year-old son.
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New York, Miircli 30.--Captain 0. G. V.
Spain, stationed at Ottawa, Canada, ap-
peared iii the Jefferson Market court yes-
,acrday afternoon as complainant against
Captain Reginald Salmon, captain in the
British Army, who is chnrgerljolntly with
Dr. Andrew Fulton, of Brooklyn, with
causingthc scriousllinssa of the wife of
Captain Spain two weeks ago. C. An-
drews, counsel for thc County Medical
Society, appeared to prosecute the case
while Charles Peciiner appeared in the
interests of the defendants. It is alleged
that Captain Salmon and Mrs. Spain left
Canada at the same time, and that Cap-
tain Spain learned through his fifteen
year old son, who corresponded with his
mother, that the latter was in this city.
Captain Salmon and Dr. Fulton were
arrested yesterday at 151 Scuond Avenue,
where Salmon lived 'for someat-imc, and
whore, it was said, he was known as
Captain Spain.
Both prisoners were held in $2,000 bull
for further- examination.
Ten years aim Captain Spain was order-
ed from England to Ottawa. Four years
inter Captain iSalmon was also assigned
Bpalns, whouo domestic calmness was bc-
ginning to be ruilied_ Finally Mrs. Spain
leit licr husband, and came here to 
a llvellhood.Capiain Salmon ‘tesigned,and
said he was going to England _ via New
York. He says when he reached here
his money was all gone, and he searched
for and found his friend, Mrs. Spain, ll.
whose boarding house-he ate his meals.
Mrs. Spain obtained, and still 'holds n
position as secretary _of tho Wo_rnan‘s
Christian Temperance Union. It is al-
leged that Dr. Fulton a.ttendei'l= Mrs-
Spnin two weeks ago ut the instance of
Uuptaiii Salmon. Captain 'Spain cams
hero, and alleged that he discovered thati
Dr. Fulton -had paid the visits-mentioned.-
Proceedings werc at once beguh. Mrs;
Spain said to-day: “I am horrified at the!
allegations of my husband. fT_h‘¢y are ab-»
solutely unfounded and malicious. Dr.-
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Fulton never paid sncha visit; `li\d my'
relations with Captain Salmon have boenr
merely friendly-" ' a
[Both Commandcrlspdin and Capt Sai-
Some skirmishing is going on and tho'
pleasant turn of affairs, Captain Spain ls*
Itead followed in
presenting arguments for thenewstrnmcr American Telegraph Offices in N,,wf(,\md_
and the tunnel. lurid has been reduced from the first oi'
Thi . I _ April to nincty cents for ten words and
S occupied an "mr during “ hich the i-ight cents for each 'additional word.; to
nilnisters both gave thc H1080 Cl°S'> “ml Government ofiiccs in Tiewfoundlaiid are
sympathetic att.enti0n,occasionallyasking one dollnriuid ten cents for ten words,
B question n,]Mi,.c to the mgiwcr spokenll and ten ccnta for cach additional word.
of.
Sir Wilfrid rcpliuil expressing his tlcep QUEEN_ HDTE"'_Hy' Tompkins" Roc?
_ ls|axi¢l;(._corge \\’_ Parsons, Toronto; Vi.
sympathy with the people of thc Island in |»_ Monmltw North Sydney; Arthur Bon
the hu.rd'conditlons which they suffer. steel, Toronto; Wilf.rid McKinnon,
He expressed great regret the iicii-gait-s O`L<‘ur.v; Thomas Douglas. Halifax; F. P.
had been unable to reach Ottawa to keep T“3'l°"' City' ‘
the appointment which had bccii nindc Tm; Mock }»M|;,,m¢,nf,_...The meeting
[or Tliursday morning when more of his tonight will he in the parlor. A cordial
concagues would hmm been p“,scm_ ‘ iiivitation is axli.-nilcd to the public, cosy
and wiiriii ir coiiplc of hours uiiiy be enjoy-
l
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to duty at Ottawa, and lived with the-
' nd a New_Winter Steamer is Almost 'a Cer
ll`ell'e°f. _K
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0r'rA\vA, April 2»(Speoia|)-Tho Island
Crcaclyt, Read, McQuiiri‘ic, with Messrs.
Hughes, Martin, Lcfurgcy and Mc-Lean of
the Commons, Senators Macdonald, Yeo
and Robertson and also A' B. Warburton
waited upon Sir Wilfrid Laurier at his
oilice at live o'clock on Saturday after-
noun.
Sir Wilfrid and Finance Minister Field-
ing very cordially received the delegates, l
both ministers shaking hands with each I
As pre-arranged Father Burke made thc'
general statement, road thc resolutions
urged forcibly in favor of n. new and pow-
erful winter steamer to rclicvc the situ-'
ation until the tunnel could bc built.
He also presented the offer of Contractor
M. J. Haney to construct an eighteen foul 
tunnel complete for ten million dollars.
Delegates MoCrendy, M5Quarric nnil
the order named, each
He complimented the delegates on tho
delegates Father Burke, and Messrs. Mc-|
delegate. ;
The delegates then thanked the -Minv
tainty--|sland’s Delegation' meet a 
_ Welcomelrom the Premier and Minister;
of Finance#-The lsland’s Case is Strongly;
Presented. 'Sir Wilfrid Expresses Sympathy
with the island People and Promises
laters for their attent ion, shook hands and
\vithilrc\\'.
During their stay in Ottawa thc dele-
gates interviewed scores of the members
and senators fiom the east and from the
west and found general sympathy for the
Islunil and prevalcntiinprcssion hcrc_is
that sonie-thing must be done at once to
relieve the Island disabilities. The new
stcniiicr seems to bc ulrnost/'a certainty
and the prospects for the tunnel in due
lime were ni-ver so bright hs at present.
After the meeting the delegates were
si-piirati-ly cntcrtainerl by the friends of
one-li in the Senate rcstauriint arid cisc-
ndopted by the Phovlncinl Convention and l"“`l‘°""~ '
The iluicgiitcs leave for eastcm points
nt oiicc, all pleased with the reception uc-
cordcd them and the prospects of good
ri-_suits from their mission.
TELEGRAPH RATES.
The tariff from P. E. Island to Anglo
iiblypnsscd in the boys debut-ing. That
clear and forcible presentat.-ion of the case, some of “the boys" :irc old boys need not
referring to the points made by ouch and ‘leU`“"°1 they l’”l"l5 d°5“°“l'l°“"S re the
said thpt he and Mr. Fielding would bring oder theoryf _ [US mid the new. Lender
ofilic Opposiliop makes his maiden ('l)
the entire subject: fully before their col-V; svccch in “mt cRp“ci'ly_ Hence the ew l
leagues and consider what could bc done l may be \vm_m and its oosinoss confined to
to afford relief. tlic onlookers. ,On dit that the Opposition
He assured the delegates that the mmf ` (but. this surely is culuniny) have already
lrli'n\\'n lots for cabinet positions. On dit.
ter would be fully considered in the light but mis mmt he oss, that the ‘ibm
( 8 Di -`
°f me 5l'“l»°_m°“'-5 Pfessmfd by 5110*" "nd, riun`s duties in the Legislative lil»ra.ry_'
boforo set forth by the Island reprcscntii-l have been rniiltlplled since the inception
UVB, in PM-liamehh _ of the Mock Pitrliuiiient. -Sonic new found
ai-gunicnts on Ne\\‘lonridla.nd will bc in
evidence.
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the beat salt
tha! Cnnndgh
beat eqlt wo:-Ill
can pfpduee,
and Chavo the
beat anywhere
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mon are wellknown in Cha_rlottetown.
hcre they have both vlaltiilgl
.Lia
io visir I`cii0.ii"io.
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» Tdaouro, March 29- Earl' Grey has
,in-mea his inisueiau ai visiting this
city on April 88.
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.»»¢»-~.»»-»|»|»¢¢ -an-so 1° _'
Your -prompt attention-
rhe statement we have -j
rags
ben. _ `
_you die, will provide for 'ydili  old age if you live. '
\  :fates _and particblslrs clinsult
  YoU§“rT5§`§
and your Family, are the 'greatest interests
of your life. _
‘ Aix adequate endowment policy in the Stan-
dardnLif'e_ Assurance C0. will protect your family if ,.
HYNDMANT  CO.. I
~ `oE__NEnAi._iNsURA_NcE AGENTS
Oice 33, Queen St., Charlottetown." _
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Tl-ll' lll[lUllll llllll
- iiiipiiiiiisiiii
Between the Parisian and the
Albano at Halifax Harbor ,
-The Result i not 1
~ yet given out. ‘
ua
IIAi.n',\x, April 2 - (Special) -The Do-'
niinlon Govcrn.uicnt's enquiry into thc
qollislon between thc Albimo and thc Pu-
risian concluded on Saturday afternoon.
The German captain disputed the statu-
mont that the Parisian was ut u standstill
when the collision occurred, as asserted
by the Parlsian's officers.
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iii 'Roman Catholic Education in Return for an 
_'aw
 Delegates leave for Home well pleased.
OTTAWA, April '.’-(Special)-It is rc- I.‘iland`s Tunnel Delegation left for homo k
ported from Win,,;I,,.g that when Mon. Sundiiyuftcrnoon, well pleased with their if ~
prorniscri to secure from l..uiirii~r the »=
l The Iiliuistcr of Railways and other 
Manitoba Govcriiiuent would grant ,,\,|y,,|,,,,.,\¢_ 
f\U`ll\€‘|` lll‘i\'lll?K€'-‘l for Rniniin (fiiiliollcl, Rev. Fiitlici' liiirke unil Mr. Mctjrendy 
\'l\\Ci\li0l1- ,nero thc principal speakers but pil the in
Sliiii`i~ettiwlii>i.~i nowin0tta\vni‘s»fiisc> (1¢|c,_5,,¢¢3 wok "_ |,,,,,¢| in U,-gmg we 
to discuss the iniittcr but the report ls\1..,|m\.|'S.,|,,ims_ ~
ciiiisiliir a sfvutof talk in iwii1\l1wnl1\ry_ Pi-udiug inc construction of the inunei 
circles. ii. was urgcil that ii livtterst-canisliip if
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He claimed that the British stcamcr
was in motion and that the Albano had l
right of way. '
The Court`s decision has not yet been
given out.
some `
At Cambridge, Mass., on March 25, 1905.
to Ernest A. and Mrs. Bryan, a daughter.
MAiiiiiEn. p f
At Winnipeg, on March 20th,  W.
Smullwood, formerly of Charlottetown
and Miss Elsie Ircnc Wood of Toronto.
V DIED,
March 21, 1005, Docln Francis, daughter
of William Francis, Wcstinoreland, aged
29 years. '
In this city, on thc morning of the 2nd
instant, Louis \V., oldest son of Annie
and George Bell, ugi-<1 21 yours.
(Funeral notice inter.)
At Rocky Point, on April 2nd, Chan
lotto M., wife, of Wallace Field, aged 2-l
years. '
[I;`uncral to-day (Monday) at 3 o'clm-k
for Pnoplc‘s Ceinctery.]
On Sunday mcrning March liltli, Lucy
the right of way. If the Parisian wits in illecenscd was a sister of thc liitc Daniel I -
motion the Parisian did not have the Dl“°"' “Y'l'"°t" A I 
At Arlington, Mass., on Min ch dnl, Lv .
Roy, son of Christina and lglnnsiord Siinii-` __ _ ""-
iler.°4,iiged 2 years and 8 months. Till* _»
funeral service wiii-i comliictcd by Ri-v. Mr. l
native of Bangor P. E. I. and luis niiivli
syinpntliy in her bcrciivciriciit.
/_~‘~;..r.m.-m.-‘
Passengers at Halifax
Guests of Allan Line 
WEATHER Foizscnsr. area" Board rin- 
’i’ono.\"ro, April 3.-(Specli\l.)~-Stronir. “__
H. . . , 2- _ - 1
showers in eiistcrii portions. “JF W Avril (Special ) The Tur ‘_
ll blne stcnmer Victorian which urrivcil here 
1 iii-3 1*!-:.\iPER.\1r‘rii-:_ ’ 'e
on Saturday foreiioon Iandcil fifteen hun- "‘ ‘if-
Saturduy night a dccirluii full took place "
storm previiilcil with incrQ1r'y nt 12 above the _.uhm Hnes 'mcshh ' `
zero. 'l`liiii is thc first winterlikc wciitlicr 5-I-_ _},,"_`», __\|,,.i| 3 _. |_<,,,.C|,,|_, _-[hc ~
cd. She wins e.\‘pei:l_eil curly in the cvcn-
ing.
OTTAWA ELECTlilC LIGHT - C0.
T0 HEAD TROOPS OF MOROCCO-
OTT.\\\'A,M|ircl\2il.-Tlic Olliiwn i_~lci~.-
trlc liglil. bill giviiig a _privnlc voiiipiiiiy ,
the monopolyof elecirii-_ power in the T“N“"`"" M'""`l' 2’8"`Tl“` S“l‘““ ° -
Bellebelovod wife ofJohn A. Mcngnnldl
ofSan Francisco Colo, and da'ghter of
F. W. Wocilner, North Rustico, aged 3-1
years.
capim|_ was p,,s,`ed wnigm by "_,.(m,uf Morocco liasiifnioilitiici Kiiid l\Iiii~Lciiii, I
5010 54\_ Mulock rcsumpd Hu. ,mtonomy formerly of thi: llrltirili Army, to coin-
liill delviitvat nine ii'i~lock. imma the Moorish troop” dlwiuli th" "Milf
of l<1inpei'oi‘ \\'ill_iiiin.
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rclict uf the inte Willizim L`ollins, Sulis-   -E1-`,1
bury N. B., und formerly of St. Elcanors. i *" -
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Watson ofAi'lington. Mrs. Siuiiiilcrs is ii -| After Leaving Fifteen Hundred E' A
northwesterly winds. fair and cool. iocnl 2' ‘
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