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knowledgements of communications from
. Messrs.Hauard and McKinnon resubsldy
ot
lbohmlhlp communication to England
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but Students Escaped
of ,Hia Recovery-Sifton’s
Private Secretary Eiopes
with a Stulcgrapher.
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snusrort nsvl\n's cats: anxious.
now no hope cf his recovery.
ar-ents and entered business as a wh
illlwd -°°“5|d°mbl° Wmlth' He V” ‘ ofthe recent battlefield on Yalu River.
appointed to the Senate in March 1&8.
\VO0DS’.l`0CK COLLEGE BCORCHED.
W0°DB'i`°CK» M” 7'_(s°'°l“\)f°Th° fuses.to heal. By using Dr. Chase’a Oiat- Russiarftroops but there were not ma
.Woodstock Baptist College was consider- :agus l;‘¢’1l:’;`vne'r.B :gut :£02026 nialxtlglgg MSE” on emi" “dm d i
ably burned to-day but the students got coming smaller and smaller, The lm|,|nF ofthe Japanese an the Russ an losses of
is entirely overcome after s few appl- MANCBURIAN “AIUVAY CUT-
?l%‘.i2§”.‘i.".‘i ’.‘.’“.l.'.1°.i‘.i1'.‘Z.'il3i.‘i&'il‘§‘.§”l'.2XiI The »=ew\v lends# -ference f°f
'“°"'° Wm “'"'““ “‘°'°“““ °““" <*°S"°>'°°l WB “'ii‘”“Y “lf P°'° ~‘\d"”°- which is on the lllanclmriaa Railway and
-out in time.
nnsaralss nrsaarloa or ramtr. ‘
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secret", has Rona awsy .with Vmleb    pggrp AETHUQWHQLLY CUT OFF, i By this movement Kdrbphtkin Will
’ _ Russia has not heard from Port Arthur °°“°°“f'“i'° °lm°St his entire nzhtlng
ng ` since Friday night, the wires being cut.
  RUSSIAUACCEPTS IT CALMLY' blown up the line at Port Adams, near
' The RHSSWDH “°°“-Pi' the °“m“i'i im’ °f where they effected their latest landing.
--- Port Arthur with calmness as this event Pon Arthur is now wgmuy is0],,¢e.1_ yt
11- is estimated tnataearl can :humans was lcoked for ever since the beginning remain.. to be sean whether me Japanese
y _
took adventure of the summer-like der or hostilities anrltliey profess lo believe Wm he,e,,,,,e,. b,,,,,b,,,d ,he Russian
'md °'°"°d °° S°“"h°°"° 7°“e'd“7'm°“7 it will rillcve the military situation on stronghold 0, awsif, the slower prom”
Kelly, a stonographer.
Hs leaves s wife and several you
children. ‘
INVICTUS
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BOOTS
combined_‘with wear and -g
other shoe on the marke
They are made by a practica
shoe and leather man
Geo. A. Slater
' Montreal. _
made on the new last Libert
prices $3. 50 and $400. 13°C
year welted.
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smallboatta attend their herring nets
which were set outside St. Peters Harbor.
At the entrance to the harbor the ses
assistance they struck out for the shore. i
haunted was unable to reach shore. As he
was unconscious s doctor was summoned
and restorative: administered. He is
in a critical condlthu. ,
Last Thursday Hugh D. McKinnon and
Nell D. McElchern of Canoe Cove, started
raise the boat.
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case ct eczema or salt rheum which re--
of whom were cn maytlowerlng excur-
pulpit of St. James' very aoceptahly last
Trim distribution of keys will begin in
Have more style and finish the renovated Past oline this morning D.lED»
oo
and the incoming malls will be distributed
d ..
_ . . there. The present building was used for ' ld IM", pl-we 2
ie than an At the res ence o . ,
fitting ql12.i.li’. S Z the last time yesterday when most of Concord Sb_BmDk|yn’N_ Y_.Mrs_ Sgnin mmnlw cm only he "aided by buudmq
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Saturday nlghgfg foreign mail was taken f mmonemwn .ner a unxering mugs; up` me nervous “mem at the gm; ,runs
St. John. N. B.
-W O T U will meet at 330 this
-Badly _S°0r<=l16d Saturday. _;',,,‘;;,.°'_',_‘;,‘,‘,"',,,°_“‘*,,,‘_,‘;°,,‘;°;§,_,“‘;f,_,§2’§ At Feng Wang Chang and the Victorious .la
oarslssd. For some time the men clung ' . » , ., R
we-» \»°-'- »~\= -=°l-=»== »° »»-=»»~°f °f, Occupy that Strong Position pussians
Senator Dever's Friends Lose Hopes ii§::Eii:iiiiiii::iiir(i:.{i§5\i‘:iEi;;i;`:i;§°=Ei Su" RetreaEing__Japs _ Blow up Rail.
, . BOARD OF TRADE.
A of Trade was held Saturday afternoon
S toElllott, increased subsidy for diri-
P and improved curing of ilsh etc.
A letter was read from H. L. Chipms
General Manager Plant Line urging
the interest of Charlottetown and t
' gentleman rrquesiluil from his Age
way Bridge-_Russians Calmiy
Accept their Revcrses.,
Hotel Davies. -
A communication was read from
Doherty asking for a clean sheet and
would reopen the hotel. '
D.
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way extension along the water front in
be
whole Island and another from the same
Di.
here av definite report regarding tie wahjeck Rousseau is
P. Recovering-
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 GEN. l<uRol>Arl<lN    nllsmlll r
~ iii PEHU UIES
-Months of Illness
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jures Others - Ex-Premier
At Arequipa after Some
Fearful Cyclone, Kills Six and in-
out in a`rior'y to their Hshlng hcat, which KUBUPA1-Km \v0N1~;-|95-p,
started to drag anchor and drift towards
Orrsws, May 7-(Special)-Senator the bun'-m__ She W” hav", “dm Sr. Psrsasnnao, May 7-(Special) _
D°v°"° 'www 'mkms` H1' mud! hs" "nh b‘“”" A" l°bs‘°‘° tn” md "bw General Kuropatkln dwided not to gi" The retreat of the Russian army from block. This isalarge decrease from the
the Yah, Rh". to Fam, Wang Chu-,K last option. Another letter was received
from Mr. Raszard stating that he was
taking the matter up with the Chief
the men boarded her she sunk to the hams at Feng Wang Cheng.
um is t 1-ti i.'rli
S"-°°f1--°°~°°'°' ‘"° ‘*°““ ‘“ 1"' .ll..`i.'$'d i.`l..".§f.L `li..l°..I~'.f.`..fi'.... .Zi “°°“"°"““‘°“ *°*"'-
land i\\1535»H°v°°m° °°St°J°hP '“‘h,m° shore who saw their perilous position, The Russians have fallen back and t
D _ 016' hastened to their assistance and landed Japanas, |-,"3 ocouphd Fang Wa
5‘l° "hw "M 'Fmt' m°'°h°“° [md °°°&m' mam safely' An ego" is being muh to CUBIIR. Whiiiil ii l\b0\lt 40 miles northwest tion, and as there was a reserve for
there, battle would no doubt be given. It
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STUBBORN SKIN DISEASES. 'rua runsulr WAS PRESSED-
Nothing is more discouraging than a The Japanese pressed the ,enum
_ away from Dalny and Port Arthur.
followed immediately after their defe
at
he on May lst. Then our despatehes told Engmeen y
“R that Feng Wsng`Cheng was aistrong posi- A regoiuglon was pwned asking th,
ge Dominion Government to grant the Dom-
inion Express Co equal rights with the
Canadian Express Co. over the I. C. R.
was alsarcpoited that Gen Kuropat
ng had gone thither with reinforcements.
ny He has new decided not tc fight there, Railway along tho water front in the
probably in part owing to superior force
'” and P. E. i. R.
A resolution urged the extension of the
Horace Haszard also wrote asking for AN°'mEl‘ FAT-*L CYUWNE-
it t t fG 't G _
l the non-combatants having been "D" wryezitiaodnd’ thdelgrealgsdglagafgdwhtigd
after securing options that the lowest
price was $0,000 including the whole
Fon-r Woivm, May ‘i.-(Speclsl)-
A cylone about Star Mountain and Cold.-
thwalte destroyed a number of houses
and six people were killed, others being
injured. '
1<‘|\l.:Nca s'ra'rl=:slsAN Rscovsaluoi
Palais, May 7. (Special)-M. Waldeck-
Rosseau is beginning to take nourishment
and his condition is now favorable.
Pnlufa l>Rr~:~inaNr Dean.
I.i1\la,PsRU, May ti.-(Special)-Pi‘.'sL
dent Candamo died this morning at
Arequipa. He had been ill for slme
months past.
affirming the resolution passed last year
sums ihe l1'lBil1lBi\d~ of starvation' The situation is so entirely
Rav. J. B. Farcosrlt preached in zlml NON-GOMBAHNTS SENT AWAY- E
Chuwh yesterday “nd Rev' An” Slmp' Bill"-“ia” °m°°“ “"7 they -“° Mmsned aconsidorable time to come as both the
son, New Glasgow, N. S., occupied the the blue" mm “mud lslege_
nlghh . There are about M000 people there. , '
many guns in the Yalu battle. He has fall-
°° en back northwesterly toward Liao Yang,
where there is a strong Russian force.
force on 'the railway between Mukden
‘and Port Arthur. The Japanese have
changed that we do not now look for a
eneral engagement of large forces for
Russian and Japanese commanders will
all want time to concentrate their forces ]
PITIFUL HELPLESSNESS.
Victims cf nervous diseases are most t
O be pitied because their ailment usually
i o C l ,
1 'Wu' . ' of heart trouble.
THE annual business mee*-ing of the 4th ____,__*._.__._
Regiment R»ile Association was held in _
the Sscretal°y's olllce on Saturday the 7th Be in ear£§ti§bE§uRI;§§_T'he“nh_ Do _
inet. Tho following cfiicers were elected not su pon that tha headwhe._b,,°k,,,\,,,s I.    .
, for 1904: ,md gggél- gympl gms from which you sul- l
Capt.-Lr. Oni. Longacrth. fer will pass away of téxelr cvlvonmac;=:E<in}l‘l;; .
sew' Tm“'_Cwt` E' stewut” stelhddtigeggzelidlixygugrg sileiijecttokidney. l Rev Allan Simpson, New Glasgow is in
.mailers-stair sei-gt. Gill, Gum-. D. lr. {’,';,, and ,,,,',,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,.,¢, uw., is no ~,,,,, ,,,,,_
'Shaw. ' preparation which will besc helpful to `
1- th t h Ve 1 Executive Committee-Capt. McDonald, _vou as Dr. Ghase's Kidney-Liver Pills. d tri b the
See the new Ines q a ` Capt. Goodwill, Lt. McLauohlin, Lt.
just arrived Afrom the fagtoryt Webster; Sian' Sergt. Gill, Capt. and Secy.
Y
One pill a dose.
It was agreed that matches be held June , visiting in the ¢|r,y, -
4 25 July2 16 23 il0an:l also two other     Norm” A Campbell spent sunday M
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and elastic sides. Leathers `“""'°"°° _°“ d“°°° °° b° d°°“'°d °’ -- his homeln Dsrlluswm
Box Calf, Valeor, Calf an
Vici Kid, thick soles, an
light soles, every span' good-
v Executive
d BNRLW- M” 5"'Th° v°"l°h° %°"'“ug‘ J. A. Matheson Inspector of Fisheries
9°" W1' l“f°““°d th" tm North (xermnn ` leit Saturday on a visit to Ottawa.
d ‘ hi C has sold tc -
Always Reliable' Lloyd swung gvertilzhigalisy eight steam* Dr. Geo. E. F. Moorc,Viotoria was a
We can always depend upon Kalmar 01038950012 B , M S d I _
on LmmEM~_ It |, ,buys me Mmm ships belonglogto its East Asiatic lines ::;engerto bar gan atur ay a ter
; E. S. DIBBLEE. I0! WI! D\\\'P°°¢S~ '
27 terminates in mental or physical helpless-
ness. Paralysis, locomotor ataxia and
trouble and -there la no preparation so
well suited for this purpose as Dr. Chase s
Nerve Food, the great nerve restorative.
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Dr. Tav.lor made the rcun p y
Princess Saturday. `
---“" ` Mrs. (DnJ.c. Houston, some is
interests ofthe wholaProvlnce and re-
I
for railway extension was carried and
ordered to be forwarded to Ottawa or
acticnby the representatives. Following
are the resolutions referred to: ,
Resolved that this Board desire to em-
phasize the resolution passed on the 25th
Feb., 1903 urging the necessity of railway
extension along the water front of the
city of Charlottetown `and to press upon
the'Governl:nent and our representatives
at Ottawa that in the opinion of this
Board it is a matter of the utmost impor-
to the whole Province that such exte- som
be made with the least possible delay.
Whereas We learn that the Dominion
Express Co. have appealed to the Hoa.
Minister oi Railways and Canals for
permission to operate their express
service on the intercolonial Railway
system; and, whereas, wherever com-
petition exlslsln any line of business, a
much better and more satisfactory service
is given; Therefore, Resolved, that this
Board of Trade request the Hun. Minister l
to grant the Dominion Express, Company
equal rights and privileges with the
Canadian Express Co. over the I. C. R.
and the P. E. I. railway system. Further,
Resolved that a copy of this resolution be
sent to the Minister of Railways and
and Canals and to our representatives at
Ottawa. .
Meeting then adjourned.
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R. H. Mason left on Saturday morning
for Boston.
Mrs. George Burgess, Cherry Valcy,
wasa passenger to Crapaud, Saturday
afternoon.
Dr. Hunt waso passenger to George-
town Saturday afternoon where he cun-
ducled divine service yesterday.
T. R. Ferguson, Chief Engineer of the
Stanley, returned by the ,Princess Satur-
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PERIL IN THE HAND-SHAKE.
Not long ago Dr. ITN. Hirsch, of Chicago,
said: _“ The most delicate perfume upon the
hands is not a sign of freedom from germl,
andthe most rellilccl are not free from dil-
ease of lungs or throat, arid tile germs are
rapidly spread by touching tile hand that
has handled tile llandkcrchiefof one emitt-
ed with a cold, calrlrrh or consumption.
The breath ollc inllalcs from tile lungs of
another may col-ltnill germs ofdiaease." You
will not only be able io resist the germs of
consumption, but many thousands of cases
lizlve been known where persons who were
suffering from incipient phthisis, or the
early stages of consumption were absolutely
cured by Dr. Picrce's Golden Medical Dis-
covery. it maintains a personls nutrition
by enabling him to eat, retain, digest and
assimilate food. It overcomes the gastric
irritability and symptoms ci' indigeetiou,
and thus the person is saved from those
lymptoms of fever, night-sweats, headache,
etc., which are so common. '
An altcrative extract like Dr. Plerce's
Golden Medical Discovery, made of fools
and herbs, without the use of alcohol. will
assist the stomach in assiniilaiing ortaking
up from the food such elements as are
required for tile blood. will assist the liver
in throwing off the poisons in the system.
Do not permit some designirag rlruggist
fo insult your intelligence by o ering you
a remedy which he claims is "just as good”
-because he made it up himself, or ten
chances to one you will get a medicine
made up largely of alcohol, which will
only weaken the system.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
is llcartly recommended by every person
who has ever used it and it has stood the
test of thirty-eight years oi’ approval from
people all over the United States.
Fai-;r:. Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense
Medical Adviser is sent _/rec on receipt of
stamps to pay customs- and mailing only.
Send 3! one-cent stamps for the book in
aper covers, or 5o stamps for the cloth-
ound vnlunle. Address Ygr, R. V. Pierce,
day evening from a visit to his home in
Picton. `
Buffalo, N. Y.
Dr. Pierce’s Pellets cure biliousneso.
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not cake.
For the table,
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Travelling
You should carry an accident policy.
Costs little and gives a large amount of pro-
tection. -
Our new policies are unconditional and cover
accidents of all kinds-no extra charge.
, Employers Liability Assurance Co., Ltd. of
London, England. ~ .
Hyndman 8: Co.
 GENERAL AGENTS ,
. _assiama Hola. aaa Liability insurance.
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