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About a Hundred Nonf°U`l\l0f\
Men are at Work
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[Maman Killed Coupling Carr-
Miss Fieweliing Dead from ,ln-
juries-Found Guilty of
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smm"_ _yuh 7__(5|»0lg|)-All il quilt
.aa nie strikers have kent Iver 110111 \=\\°
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About a hundred manure at work but
,_h,,,,,i0n workmen declare their ranks,
intact.
"  Capture a' Convoy--
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All Along the Line from Kai
._. Chow to Liao Yangl
Russian; Making Vigorous Defence
law Capture Nan Tay and
“ -fl; Lose Gunboat-
Jare canons run rar.
I4ollit_i.\ti', July 7 -(Speclal)- The
Japanege awarmed over the mountain
create-i`ii'1'Wedaeaday and advanced cn
Kal (Jpeg, capturing Nan Tay which the
Ruasia`uAsV`”abandoned.
sur aoesiazsa new kai snow. `
The Russians put up a vigorous defence'
shelling thadapanese with heavy loss and
General Chlrlkofi’ still holds Kai Chow.
JAP GUNBOAT BLO\YN UP.
,rush nr cournmo cans.
Crripastnrcu, June 7.-(Special-)-
,mm Pinean, hrakeaman, while coupling
cars was killed Milli. ‘R95 22-
oiso or usa. imvnme.
Sussex, J uiy 1. -(Special)- Miss
Fleweuing who was struck by a train on
Wednesday died this momlnlr-
cuitrv or uausnauonrnn.
Hatirax, July 7. -(3peclal)- BUUN
Judge Townsend and a _ .'l\1l'Y HUNT
pouuilier was found guilty of 'man~
slaughter, with' a recommendation to
mercy.
The Japanese gunboat Kaimcn struck a
mine and sunk ni, Tale i Wsu Bly. Jill!
5th.
The Kalman wa- a small wooden ship,
twenty years old carrying light guns and
230 men.
Russians cai>-runio A cosvov.
Acoor.lii-g io trnsaworihy reports Major
General Mlstuhenko has captured a large
convoy of Japanese provisions principalli'
rice and fifiy head of cattle.
sunvivonsof__THE Nonoe. A
ABFRDEEN Scotland ,]u1'y'5_Sav9n|;ean [Kal Chow, also called Kal Ping, is 150
A . .
survivors of the wreck of the Danish miles north of Port Arthur on the railway
steamer Norge were 180395 ha" t°“mm‘ line. Despatches to the afternoon papers
bythe steam trawier Large Bay. They
_ f al
;;leer;;;;<;l;ed np from one of the boatso twenty mu” muh" muh’ where the
' branch railway from New Chwang joins
the main line, and also at a mint 25 mil"
ro
9°
THE BABY'S TRO`UBLES.h (H
The greatest sulerin of child oo e f
§ii'§§`i0'}§.§’°lfi°Z"i¢ih°°ir'}'i‘ir‘ii§§d6r°ir'r'\i'»'1'fo'$f '“'»=-"‘°°""°°‘°' "°'“ " “' °’ 75
glecirluse ui ltsn exctgzggilnslfgt l0°\£|1‘lsllg{ miles apart, show that the rainy season
D OWBI' fs I
in°frti.§£»is value ia urs some wsu-si hu notnt out e Iwo 19 t°°_~l°l>°°°°°
:-ll1¢rl°Hf¢BdllRll°\l|l\l\;°|:‘ §g;"11;h°;:l2g forward movement. We may expect
C5 earn? .oowf
Dr. Cnase's Ointmeatcaabe used would thaaa attacks in be followed up with
ttink of being without it in the house. muh" ngmng N” ,h,,,,|,_ ‘Tm 1°" nf
an old wooden gunbeat, sunk by a mine,
FREDEMCTUN _BOY  and ofaconvoy which was captured by
_ the Russians need not be very seriously
Fnsnuniorrou, July 5-R055 Clin, l'il0d
7, ron of John Cain, painter,waa instantly "R"d°d`]
killed this afternoon. He tried to climb
slumber wagon, fell under the wheels,
was run over and his head was crushed
out of all form.
m Liao Yang. These attrcks at three
White
Canvas
Slippers .
Chi1dren's White Can-
vas Slippe'rs, reduced to
5oc,§'sizes 6, 7, 8, 9, ro.
so reported lighting at Ta Che Kio, '
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sam: nurtorkz on 'riuax.. ‘-2 
made good. .The accused was discharged
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0 itll P E I.-IULY 8. 1904 -FRIDAY ivioRNiNo- {"’.§3};“ °°"
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To me;9t,ilereiii Charlottetown At Victoria Park During Last And Breaks a Record, While
*M »`Next Year ` Evening Winnipeggers Lose ,
The Oiilcerelfleotyfer  Ensuiag The island Militia does Itself Conservative Victory by Decreased!
Year-iioyal Bank Oiiiciai Dia'-’ Honor in the inspections- Majority-British Forces in
charged by the Equa|` to any in ` Thlbet Gailantiy Capture
Court- . Canada. th, Jong.
Three thousand or more citizen spend won -rn; niaamgp genus,
Hguygg, Jai, 7_(gp,|,|,})_>[,q,|- adslightfui evening, the guests of the LONMN’ Jul, 7_(sp°°m)_L°u Soholes
R|°h*“|U°l V110 WI! °|I&l‘R0d_  mm” °' 1904' of Toronto captured the diamond sonils at
angling $1,133 from gh, R°“| gghy, The much talked of Tattoo came oil' Hen,” donating A_ Hlolutte md nmkmg
S!dll°!`bl`\l|°h WH tried this m°l'lllI|§- "mst 5“°°°"f““-7 155° "|3h‘- Tm °v°“t" a new time record cf 8 minutes 23 seconds,
s`n°'m."BE MADE soon _ hm ”"’°' 1°” l“t‘°"°I5 bm th” six seconds better than evei bef
tuivfiiioi
At St- Louis Busy with Man-
ouevring and Routine
Parker or Cleveland -Chicago not
Liabls for iriquois Disaster-
_ The End of Many
Suits.
vias nizuocnarlc couvsurrou.
Sr. Louis, July 7_(5pw|.1)_'_[\g, 1),.
mocrats made but little progress in their
National Convention today.the time being
taken up in formal business.
ore.
» . numbers themselves were worth waiting
hfaneger Botsford testified that he had go,-_ Th, “val” manoeuvem we" W‘NNlPm UMW DEFBATI'-`D~
nothing to say against Richardson. ' ` enjoyed by huhdreds of citizens who The Trinity four defeated the Winnipeg
The shortage in his accounts been :e¢e'i;‘§ ‘;g?:;\\;‘|:;;Yad:!:'x£!“l;:F dl? t° four early in the finals for StewartsCup.l5t,mp,,de to C|eve1,md_ Friends at the
' The cavalry under Captain Macdonald B' A REDUCED M“'°mTY'
MAm»|~mE MEDICAL Ag50¢;A»n0N_ ' won encomlums from noiess a personage In the bye-election for Chertse to fill
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at the mation or one Maritime Meaicai ,:f‘,::’,r:’,f‘f,'::l;‘c‘;;,_‘f"‘,Jd' §,sB°;;'D'C" "'“° the “°°“°¥ “weed br the reeisiietiw or
y p ence.
Association today it was decided to hold The Fwd Hospital work was an ey, J°h“ A T“Yl""- 0°““°l"”’l7l'°- Lord
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the next annual meeting in charlotte-`ovenerto many- Without roushuess :et B‘“""““‘i C°““""“""° "M *°d°Y “Ui
mwm _ with great expedition, supposedly maiority or/less than half the majority at Y Gibson sought damages from the any for
wounded men were gently lifted iirst the “gum-ai e|ec¢,|ou_ l
'rms orriciaus Eticcrnn. rendered and then
put on the _
The follow," omcers were elected : stretchers ready to be sent back to an “mn” Wwory 'N THIBET'
President S R Jenklns Charlottetown lmH8lllll'Y Fleld HOSPWBI- The drill Bhd Arlvlces from Thibet report the capture
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marching of this corps is superb
Vice PWS*-i NSW Bnlnswlilki G C Songs by Chaplain Captain Williams izdrrstflnk giealsmau grim? da?
Vanwart, Fredericton. 82nd Regt. and Sergt. WV Collings of the _ e' D me was e eu e _7
B I d S R U tl A 1,000 Thlbetans but after a days_
N°" S°°'5|°» GEDBWHW' W°1‘vll|e' 'KB B M wma “ue en y sung' bombardment Lieut Grant led a pai-tyl
Prince Edward Island. F FKeily. §;lE;ls‘;t§° Ll:“I;d”s;oK§e a:$°°re’S§_gLé‘ oi ` Goorkees and Fusiliers through a 'eS"°°sible'
s5°'°"’“'7f T D W“lker» Sl' J°h“' Collings,'was one oi the sweetest numbers‘ breach in the walls' 1
Treasurér, Hulltitiy M0D0lJH1d. AlllJ|R0~' of the evenlng.It vied with "Tenting on
nun. the oia camp Gretna" piryeu by the I Mandery; llth. inst. is the
Secretary Uommitteeof Arrangements 82”" Rm' 33““d‘ The massed b“3]°r° 5-st day- of di5c0UntS Un
atchulutmtown HDJOMBOB gave the Retreat and First Post. e|ect|-ic light bins for June,
, - The "mls men bugled well and "shun _ N di weavesof many different sorts marked
o scount will
A 0 vn.ED_ their Instructor Sergt. Dawson has lg _i“W“Y helm” Pfllles 51125 W'-ire P10110! 10W
GANADI N C UNOIL IN proved his worth thils cam be al owed on any ac
It was decided to invite the Canadian The Bands of, the 4”, Regt Dum 32nd C0\lntS “ot S§“|9d bi’ the
Medical Association to meet in Halifax played many and varied selections. Their "th July’ 8 d4i’
|n1903_ playing could excite nothing but com- 1**-*m--l~
mendation. The effect when the bands strong andthe entire six companies area
__ ,_ were brlgaded was magnificent. Theday credit to the Province.
has been a hard worked one for both Ttfe regiment was first given battalion
bands, but like true musicians they drill and afterwards had company
_ gavethemsslvsa nnstiutingiy to enhance inspection. Col. Wilson spoke in high
the evenings pleasure, nor shall they terms of the work of the different
lack for grateful appreciation. To the compdnlesand afterwards warmly praised,
intelligence of the torch ' bearers the 4th Regiment Band which he said
and patrols, to their immediate response showed great improvement and was one, ~
to the commands given them is due the of the heat militia hands to be found.
| iunxnn on ctrvnnauo.
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The Bryan, Hearst and other interests
opposed to Parker,are also fearful of a
latter assert that, despite his repeated
refusals he will accept the nomination if
formally tendered him.
A SUIT FOR DAMAGES.
Gnicauo. July T-(Special)-Catherine
injuries received at the Irlquois Theatre
fire, claiming the place was a public
nuisance and should not have been
licensed.
THE uirv Nor i.iauLE.
The Court held that the city is not
This probably ends hundreds of other
-_ similar cases. . -
Dress Goods-Rare chances lu line
dress weaves. Here are beautiful dress
enough before. Several counters and
tables hold the collection that o§’crs broad
and temptlngchoice. See our 65c., Mon-
forenocns for 304:.-Jas. Paton Sc Co. 8 cl il
At Gay’s Daily Vegetable, Seed and
Plant Market, fresh new Butter Beans,
Cucumbers, Cabbage, Cauliflower,
‘ Turnips, Spinach, Lettuce, Radlsh,
, Onions, Beats; Carrots, Strawberries.
received fresh every day. A special trade
for Saturday night. 'J. J. Gay 6:
Son, next to Saunders 8: Newson.
Sl Zi wil.
l, immunity of the evening from casnalities. The high terms of praise l `
on the General comfort and we
No better exhibition of the worth of to both the companies and the ban dsinen, 
discipline coupled with prompt obedience coming from such ia distitguishe i officer
could be given Merited words of praise are greatly appreciated and will spur the
were given by the Executive of tho men to maintain their proud position at saga Jag] 8r;;§;g;) “nd Mm' spiuetl” °
Tattoo. the top of the Garrison Artillery forces of ` Z ~ M’
The Police Marshal kept u wary eye the Dominion. '
no higher compliment paid him than e "pe E `
the forenoon and were highly satisfactory . Ar Cavendish Road on July 6th Mrs
h t ri h th M h l ’ '
2:6” gzpgxje ,,Ev;_yth‘DRe that TEH; to Col. Lessard who pronounced them John Wyand, rellct of the late John
reasonably be foreseen had been done second to none in Canada. lWyand in her 89th year.
for the safety and comfort of the people
who were present." There were hliohe
of course but the executive are not
averse to learn. Of one thing they may
be assured they have set themselves a
hard entertainment to beat and they
have also paid in no small measure the
debt owing to the citizens who have
duue much for their comfort.
FOURTH REMMENT
The 4th Regiment were inspected at
Victoria Park in the afternoon. The day
was a beautiful one the spectators were
very many, and never in the history of
Island Militia has the regiment presented
Misses’ White Canvas L
Slippers, reduced to 75c,
sizes, 11, zz, 13, 1, 2.
July
Summer wear than Can-
”“‘LSi‘PP°'- » Hot Weather
Wear  than _
Reading. »
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Leatliers. ' '
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