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ncss Caused by Bomb Explosion.
Pains, April 2,)-'(Sp¢folal)‘-The Govern- which was increased hy the ex`ploslon of
uieiithas coinplef.ed`p`reparalions iocopo abomb‘ on Friday night, under the
with the May day labor trouble, and is railway bridge nearhere.
conflpcnt no' serious disaster will lake The strikers made a preliminary
pi ice.
Iluttho people show great uneasiness were dispersed.
li..
_ , -Y _
Idewonsiration on Saturday night but
AIII AGAINST I IIIYTU IIIIAT _
SIIIIIIAY TIIAIII
llniviaivnusd, April 27.-At a meeting.
of the Lunenburg Mahcne and Bridge-
water branches of ,the = I-.ord's Day
nllianceastrong resolution ,was passed
protesting against the running of the
special train which leaves Halifax Satur~
day night at twelve o'cloclc with Prince
Arthur and suit for Port Medway, where
he will have salmon fishing cn Monday.
They deplogepthevrunnlng of_a pleasure
train on the Lo`rd‘s Day and feel sure the
scliediillng of theytralu was not arranged
by desire of his _royal hlghness. Copies
of the resolution were sent to the
superintendent of the Halifax and South-
Western railway and Lieutenant-
Governor Fraser.
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Sherhourac street, found her three-
inonths' old baby dead in bed. A doctor
was seat for but the child was dead.
Mrs. Haley said she had purchased a
bottle of cough mixture from a. druggist
on Sunday and ,had given tho child is dose
of it. When she put the baby to lied it
was bright and appeared to be suffering
only from u slight cold.
Coroner Pickering ordered it post-
mortem and issued a warrant for an
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Luivisnnuiin, Aprli 27-Later reports
, from Captain Cook, of the wrecked
‘schooner Hiawatha, states that the
damage is not as serious1a.~i iii st supposed.
`A survey of the vess'€l was held yesterday
and ii, was recommend cd that an effort be
made to float her. Capt Howard Hebh
left for Halifax this inorning andwill pro-
bably employ a large tug to save the
schooner if possible. He is acting for the
underwriters.
EIIIIIIUEATIIIIA _  
PIIAI Iiilii' ITIIIIIIZE
Hanir/i`x,,A'prll A27.-At the ,convo
cation ‘of Pine Hill Presbylerlan Col-
Ilcge the degree of doctor qf divinity _was
conferred o_a'R.ev. li, A.|.1Mc-Gurdy eastern
secretary, of the _church,_in Canada;
_Ray. Thea. C. .T,ock.of _-_North Sydney'
and Bev. Andrew Robertson of
St. Joh'n’s, Nlid. Principal Falconer
announced V the ,inauguretion of a
post gradiiate 'scholarship in order
that students may go abroad and
study, through the substantial assistance
of the daughters of the late Hon. J. W.
Carmichael of New Glasgow, who in
inernorv of Llielr father had_ given
sufficient L0 establish the scholarship for
three years. The terms had been leit_ to
the senate. The alumni has also resolved
to create a soliolarshlp for $100 ii year,
and both wlllgo to liov. II. A. Kent, at
present stationed at Doaktown N. ll.
JAPS WANT: -
LONGER LFGS. _
I Japanese scientists attribute thc
superior stature of thc English speaking
races to their meat eating habits apd the
Emperor is reported to be considering in
scheme to put the nation* on a meat diet
to make his subjects grow taller. A
native physician of Tokio, who was
educated iii England, is ailvocating the
.general use of thc bicycle to achieve the
same purpose. In his opinion the bicycle
is the mostsuecessful body huildar and
muscle developer the English people
possess. Ha enviés the English length of
liuib. lic recommends that young Japs,
of both sexes, be taught early in youth to
;Russ|A MA   
  I ANoiT1E /AVE
The Tradiilons _thc
thc Regular Russian
and of the obstacles inet by the Russian
Minister to China, _Russia is steadily
occupying another big part of China-
namely, the two ' eastern provinces of
Mongolia, covering the route of the pro-
posed railrcad from Baikal to Pekin, which
has been given over to the Russo-Chinese
Bank.
Under the guise of the innocent sound-
ing name of a “geographic expedition for
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,.- ; , -,!;|i, .._, _
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 , Diplomacy
Agaiii |'i|iding‘,_Pi’&_,e,'liAitA__ .1    A to Sitcure
More TCrriiory',_ln China;,fCc`p`¢iucled Aflcr
Style of Conquest.
Lorruoiv, April 20-(Special)-In spite of purely sclentidc parodies" a party headed
the defeat of her ambitions iii Mannhuria by Col. Novitsky leaves St. Petersburg in
‘May to survey the unexplored regions
_between the Mancliurla frontier and
pushing forward with the purpose of Urge.,
Though the expedition, formally, islo
be under the auspices of the Imperial
geographical society, it will be financed by
‘ the general staff, and its composition will
be almost purely military. Its strategic
aims are so thinly covered that it is
doubtful if it will be accompanied by any
representatives of a geographical society.
sin icciniii  
_ wiiilpnivutvtn
Moiv'rnsA'i., Api-1128-(Special)-W. W_
Ogllvie, one of the best known young men
in the city fatally shot himself by
laccirlent this afternoon while examining
'a' revalverin his room at the family
residence, Rosemound. '
He was to have been g"mai'ried next/A
week.
. ‘ He was ason of the late -head of the
Ogiivie Milling co.
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AAN" I3UIII’3 II" _    
I  nnntniniwiv
Lilifil
Auosnsnor, England, Apill 27.-The
report that ordciqhiis been received here
for the mobilization qi the first division
of General French’s army crops in view of
serious development in South Africa, or
elsewhere, is unfounded. No troops have
been ordered to prepare for foreign ser-
vice now or in the near fu ture.
nviniluw,
has nu-iiv
DR. F. S. Lonon returned from St. John
on Saturday.
REV, J. W. Ann-ins, an eloquent,
speaker, preached two splendid sermons
in the First Methodist Church yesterday.
In t-lie evening' the discourse dealt with
the subject of Education,~which was ably
trehtcd, ,in passing, the preacher praised
the Prohibitory Law as operated in
Charlottetown.
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vislivisuvius
4 Narms, April 27-King Edward and
‘ Queen Alexander arrived here today,after
a stormy passage. _
It was feared that Their Majesties
would be unable to go _on account of thi-
weathcr. They started out for the voicem-
slon of Mount Vesuvius, but later in the
day. in spite of the inclement weather,
they started out.for the volcano in :in
automobile with the Duke and Duchess
of Aosla. The roads were most difficult
for lhe ashes was turned into mud.
King Edward was extremely cheerful
and turned every discomfort into fun.
Their majesties gave $gl,C00 to the fund
forthe relief of the su.tl`erers_ from the
recenteruptlon of the volcano.
LAST SIIIIIINT
I IIIIIIIII ALIVE
Tonorrro, April 27-A Port Arthur
despatch to the Toronto Globe says:When
the steamer Bradshaw made the rounds
of Isle Royale last week she found two
men at Chippewa harbor, who hadvbeen
unintentionally left on the island all
winter. They were overlooked when the
last trip to the island was made last fall.
The men are D. E. Bailey and C. B.
Hallner, of Anento (N. Y. ), students,
who meant only to spend their holidays
on the island. Their disappearance was
most mysterious, and Qheir friends had
been prosecuting inquiries all winter
along Lake Superior, but without avail.
The young men put in a good winter
hunting and trapping, and came out with
hair hanging on their shoulders and
bcards falling to their breasts.
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day the lungsarc affected and you wish
you had used “Catarrhozone" which kills
colds in flvo minutes. In the first place
Catarrhozone soothes the irritated mem-
branesund relieves congestion,-~then It
cuts out the phlegm and destroys the
germs. It enables the blood to retain a
natural sulpply of oxygen, lung-food, and
vitality. ii any cough bronchitis or lung
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THESE DIFFICULT QUESTIONS.
Little boy-The Guardian says the City
of London brought a lot of dressed hogs
pai
` Pa-Oh-er-um-ah, guess that was a
mistake. non; must have meant addressed.
iianiiiili iinii.-on ra an mrvwi-ers.
ifllAiiM_l;uTTi at
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 I THE AMERICANS
- I
§Tney Are Vulgar and immoral
A Ho Says-He Has Been
Badly Raltled. '
f Moiwrnisan, April 20-(Special)-A letter
has been received here from Maxim
'Gorky, cancelling his Canadian engage-
imentsi
He concludes by saying he had been
Ahold that the Canadians as a whole, were
Ilittle better than their American neigh-
Zbors, whom he had found to be extremely
[vulgar and immoral in every way.
` They are reeking in vice, he says, but
icannot ‘see themselves _asvotliers see them.
iuiinlls Muna
BITI IITII IIIIAIIIIII
Cnivaco, April 27.-The stupend-
ous work of building' a model city to
accommodate 100,000 people was
begun yesterday when 100 wood cut-
ters were set at work clearing up in
Lake Count, Ind. At the same time
another hundred laborers bcgiiii the
work of levelling the huge sand bank
lo the east of the Grand Calumet
river, where the newly organized Indiana
Steel Company proposes lo build the
largest. steel mills in the world at a cost
of $10,500,000. The new city is to be
built to accommodate the tollers at the
mills. The new Indian Steel Company
is a suhsidiarycarporatlon to the United
States Steel Corporation and was org-
anized recently.
MARRIED.
I
MCPHEE-FERGUSON.-At the par
sonage, `Murray Harbor South, Apri
25th, by Rev. A. E. Chapman, Murdock
Angus McPhee cf Hopefield to Ida
Mildred Ferguson of White Sands.
PARROTT-HODNE'l`T-At the home
of the bride on the 25th oi April, 1000, by
the Rev. Richard Opie, Mark Parrott to
Miss May Hodnett, both of New Bandow,
Gloucester Co, N. B.
DIED.
HARRIS -At Mount Ryan, Lot 35:on
April 27th, Mary J., daughter of George
and Jeminia Harris, aged 20 years.
[Funeral today at 2 o'clock.]
TROWSDALE-At Lot 48 on Saturday
April 28th, Robert P. Trowsdaie, aged 30
[Funeral on Monday afternoon at 3
o'clc6k to Cross Roads Ceiaetry.]
WARREN-At St. Avard's, on Sunday
April 29, Ada P.. daughter of J0hn
Warren of New Glasgow, aged 41 years.
[Funeral on Tuesday, at 7.30 a. m. to
Railway Station, thence lo Port Hill.]
SHEPHARD-At the Charlottetown
Hospital, on Sunday, April 20th, 1006,
Laura Klng,dearIy beloved wife of Joseph
Shephard, at the early nge of twenty-`
three years. '
[Funeral on Tuesday morning at 8.45
to St. Dunst.an's Cathedral, thence io
R. C. Cemetery.)
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aiforded by Chamberiain’s Palnjhalm has
surprised and delighted thousands of
sufferers. It makes rest and sleep
possible. A izreat many have been
permanently cured of rhcuuiatisin by the
use of this linirnent. For sale by all
drugglsts.
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Ciiioaoo. April 2s_ -(Special) -
Ccrn, April., 463* Onrn, May, 40§
Wheat “ 79 Wheat “ 70
Pork, May, -- Pork. Jan.. $15.60
Aaaounggmfars.
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can be shipped on trains or steam boats.
We will receive them. 27:1 ti.
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0'i"rAw1i, April 20.-(Special)-At the
Canadian Club banquet on Saturday
Andrew Carnegie talked of the universal
peace and better relations between Angio-
Saxons and the French.
He referred to Laurier as one cf the live
Igreatest men of the world.
The Canadian prime minister's greatest
service had been performed in parliament,
where ne had declared Canada would
never allow herself to be drawn into the
vortex of mllltarism.
“Your governor general," Mr. Carnegie
said “is a great asset. He captured every
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A Il ` T LA , ==I£hi
CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWAND ISLAND, CANADA, MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1906. V {gn'¢‘g‘}¥0’§p%y°f;°% A
MR. CARNE(§IE_ AT _ 
_ CANADA’S CAPITAL
_ _ ' ,
to Sir Wilfrid Laurier and
The Governor General--Thinks Earl Grey
_ Won Everybody on I'Iis Rtccnt Visit
iicd States.
one on the occasion of his recent visit to
the United States.
` “Ifyou ever want to win the United
States Government send dowif the
‘Governor General ond Sir Wilfrid Laurier
‘and you do not know what you may not
have done."
Sir Wilfrid in replying said.
“The time is coming when all the
branches of the Anglo Saxon race are
bound to become united.
“He was as sure of this as of his ow
existance.” ‘
Mr. Carnegie will tomorrow open th
library which be donated to_Otfawa.
-SAN IIIAIIIIISIIIT
I IIEIIIS MUHI MIIIIII
SAN Friaivcisco, April 2!l--iSpecial)-
Three hundred and thirty three bodies
have already been found by Coroner
Walsh and his assistants and the work of
exhuming is still going on.
Chairman Phelan announced today that
more money than had been contributed
was urgently needed.
Of the two and a hall millions voted by
Congress only three hundred thousand
thad been received.
[IIIIIIIAI ITIPIIIIT I
JAPAN IAMIIII
O'i"rA\vA, April 27»Ilon. T. Noose,
Japanese consul-general, has received the
following ofilcial ri-port from his govern-
ment in reference to the famine in Japan.
it says that the number of destitute
personsln the famine districts is over
300.000 at present. Of these about 136.000
others are being supported by works
specially provided for them by the local
authorities. The measure taken by the
governuientsince the and of last year
and liberal contributions given by both
natives and foreigners have been' very
affectlvein the relief of the sufferers.
'1‘he government expect that by the
month of June no further assistance may
he necessary. _ ~
Ga ly Fm lool - Rheismthl an
ut G ¢ lllil
 of rho;
Dil. Sii00P'S llilEUMATliZ
g:.r.':°v..LTAl}tETS ...'s.a
must have food supplied to them free, and.
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'AANAIIIAIIS IIUI _  
_ FIIIBIII HAIIW I
‘ Mexico Cirv, April 27.-The Canadian
syndicate which recently purchased the
street railway lines of this city,
it was said has purchased all
properties in Pueblo of the Pueblo
'Tramway Company, with some 27
kilometres of track. A change will be
rnadeto electric power and 34 kilometres
will he added. It is probable that the
electric undertaking in Pueblo will be
organized under a separate company and
that $5,000,000 gold will be expended in
improvements. Werner Beit and C' , of
London, owned the Pueblo street car
lnes.
\iln|rd'r Llniment Carer Dandruif.
EAIIIII AIIIIIIISS
Til EIIII. IIIASIIT
_HAl.lFAX, April 21.-An interesting
and unique event took place at iiov-
,erument kiouse when a iiuniber of
members of the legislntuie representing
counties wltha Gaelic speaking popula-
tion waited upon lieut-governor Fraser
and presented him with a handsomely
engrossed address in Gaelic, Lieut-
goveraor Fraser replicdln Gaelic in lils
happiest vein. assuring the deputation of
of the very great pleasure their address
gave him. For the benellt of those whose
early education had been neglected, he
afterwards spoke briedy in English. All
‘ the Cape Breton members were present.
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