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capes-Three Deaths
Canadian Drowned in South Africa
-He was a Y. M. CAA. Secre-
tary-Dr. Madsr of Halifax
. Has Broken Leg.
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Kxivsarorv, Ont., Feb. 15 -(Special)-For
failing to provide are escapes the Christian
~Brothen have been held criminally
responsible for the tire on 'Saturday
afternoon resulting in the death of three
persons uid the injury of twelve others.
nnownxn is scorn ariirea.
Br¢l.r.nvu.1.s:, Feb. 15-(Special)-Word
ia received announcing' the Ideatbl lby
drowning of Oth G. Dougan at Water~
veal, South Alrlca.
was Y. ar. C. A. ascxurranir.
He went from Winnipeg with one of
the Canadian contingents and was
recently engaged as Y. M. O. A. Beers-
tary among _the natives. '
a noc'roa‘s san orssr.
Hamirax, Feb. 15-(Specia)-Dr. Madcr
had a leg broken today by his sleigh
upsetting.
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weak when the blood is thin and watery
What is needed to roundoil' the angles and
iiilout the form, is not fat but healthy
muscular tissue. By enriching the blood
and increasing its nourishing qualities Dr.
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tissue tothe body as well as new vigor and
energy. You can prove this by noting
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HASZARD
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Presents _Received Including
Gitts from King and Queen
‘Duke Presented a Public Park to
Shefiield-Senator Hanna Be-
lieved Dying-Kept Alive
f by siimuine.
ov xr or ivonrouc uamusn.
Loimoiv, Feb. 15-(Special)-The Duke
of Noi-(clk was married today-to Honor-
able Gwendolnne Mary Constable Max-
well.
macsrvsn novar. orrrs.
Eight bridesmaids attended her, and
many costly presents were received in-
cluding gifts from King and Queen.
nom: rumours a Panic.
The Duke presented a public park to
Sheilleid In commemoration of the event.
ssrvaron naNNa nrmc.
Waslrzvoroiv, Feb. 15--(Special)-Sena
tor Hannsls death is momentarily expect-
ed.
He is only being kept alive by oxygen
and hypcdermics.
MIIK IHIIM P.E.l.
Illli THE JAPANESE
A Large Order Received from
Yokaham,a Japan by the
Charlottetown Conden-
actory have received a large order from
Yokohama. .Taoan for condensed milk
r the Japanese Government, The
Beneath a Great Snowslide
which Overtook Him-
Friends Found the
Body.
Slooan Oity, B. C., received quite a
shock on Friday January wth.
hy the word sent down from
the Speeuiator that it 'was feared
J oe Doircn had either'been lestorcaugbt
in a sncwsilde. Within half an hour
iron; the receipt of the news a large psxiu
of men were on their way up the Creek
to search for the missing man,follcwed
during that night and next day by every
available man in town. The news was
sent down by fAl. Reeves, watchman at
the Arlington who suspected something
was amlss. `
On the previous Tuesday afternoon
when the Spcculator shut down Joe who
had been working at that mine passed the
Arlington on ski with the intention of
making the Black Prince that night.
Friday morning Reeves who had noticed
that a big slide had come down on the
south side of Springer 0reek,at the Regina
claim, became somewhat alarmed and
went up to the Prince and found that Joe
had not arrived. Thinking that perhaps
he might have gone to some other claim
Reeves and Leo Doircn, a brother of the
missing man, journeyed to the Bank of
England thence over the hill to the
Hampton and across to the Spgculator,
ilnnlng no trace of Joe. Then the alarm
was given and it was felt certain the poor
fellow had been caught in the Regina
slide. The two men journeyed nn down
to the Arlington and there met the men
from the Black Prince. The ski marks of
the missing man were followed Lo the
slide, but there all traces were lost.
That night, the men worked diligently
by lantern light to find some trace
of Joe, being joined next day
by all the men from the Bank
perties until there were 62 men at one
time employed. .hturday morning many
a second piece was discovered farther
down.
Sunday morning the men worked on
rs of the gallaat Empire in their battles and at 9 n'clcck were reward ed by filldlllil
with the Russians as well aa on the Jap J0@`H b0dY. Whlflh WHS 00 Il* Milk Wm!
condensed milk is to be used by the sold- the slide below where the ski was found,
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BOOKSELLERS.
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Womcn’s Rubbers, 25
cents. -
fWomcn’s Rubbers,
Wool lined, 35 cents.
Mcn’s Rubbers Wool
lined 40ccnts.
I Mcn's Uvcrsbocs, sizes
-6, '15 cents at
iliili BRUS.
her son, George, at Winsloe Road, Graco
Turner in the ii2ud year of her sile-
day, the l4v.h insr, Faustina Marie Con-
,-°y_ aged 13, only child of George and
Virginia Conroy, oi Cleveland, Ohio.
Hillsboro Rink.
Tuesday Night
the box you buy.
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DIED.
On February l4tii, at the reS|d2l1C0 01
(The funeral takes place today at 2-I
At the residence of Dr. Uonroy, on Sun-
JANITOR’S
BENEFIT
Give him a bumper house.
4tii Regt., Band Piavs
WEBSTER & YEO,
   _ _ \ Rink Managers.,
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nese worships. the arms frozen in an upright position
The Condensed Milk Company have as if to ward of the sniiw. Ons rubber
also received an order for hve cars uf was missing beside the ski. Death must
cream which are to be used in the navy have been instantaneous, deceasecis head
vessels at Halifax. having struck a tree or log as the back of
' the skull and neck was severally bruised.
. The body vias found on the west bank of I
There i0sNEDX]vy(;r:§I?§lh;i€S£°Rece|pt the Lily B, Creek and at the edge of the
Book fame-Only one Dr. Chase who is slide with about two feet of snowlocvering
Known the W0l‘lfi 0V0l‘ bevel-19001' WB Rl`e“l5 It. Another few feet and .loc would have
P'°”°'Ip'“|°“’ he gave 5° m"'“klnd‘ His been safe.The slldelwas fully a carter ofa
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urgxgagg 2272!;-;m:,l;¢ gf his registries milc wide and travelled for nearly amile
&m’itatcr do not dare to rcDl‘0d\lC0 15058; it hnd caught Joe unawares in the dusk
yé‘sYgéginbgtsfgysgautggiuxhI‘?g'e;l;$;’gfJs of the evening and he had no chance of
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IIIIKE ill llllllllIlK~ lIHllillll`lEllIllIill THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND
Blllllill lll Sillil
escape. The body was brought down
town and placed in the residence oi his
brother-in~law, Cen. Murphy where loving
friends took charge of it.The funeral took
place on Tuesday morning Rev. Father
Jeannette oiiiciating. The Miners Union
of which deceased was a member, had
charge of the arrangements, and that or-
ganization and alarge concourse of people
escorted the remains to the Rrave. De-
ceased was one ol the most popular young
man in the city as well as in the camp
having been here for yearn, and was a
general favorite with all. Hia sudden and
tmieie aeetii -amine the whois misman-
ity. His relatives here areLen Doimn,
a brother and Mrs. Con. Murphy, a sister?
besides his mother lrs John McDonald
in Summerside P. E. I._ hrotl er
William J. (Blacksmith of Char-
lottetown and Albert of Halifax, N. S. to
whom the sympathies ef all are extended.
Too much credit cannot be given those
who participated in the search for the
body, hard work and long hours bring
counted as naught In the preformanoe
of what each felt to be a duty. No braver
or nobler class of men exist than those to
be found ina western mining camp tori
they are ever ready to help a comrade in
distress or to risk their lives to rescue f
another from the danger. (From the
Drill).
Deceased fcrme riy belonged to. Sum-
merside when his mother Mrs. John Mc-
Donald still resides Will Doircn of this
city is a brother of deceased and another
brother resides in tbeneighboring province
of Nova Scotiu.Ahout a month ago asis-
ter Miss Katie Doircn died in Sydney. To
the surviving members oi the family The
Gini-dian extends its sympathy. ‘
THE SUREST CURE FOR VVARTS.
Is a few applications of Putnam's Painless
Watt and Corn Extractor. It has been
used successfully for 30 years and never
tails. Try “Putnam's."
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EADY FOR
THE FIELD
Twenty Thousand Sailed Yesterday-Russian
Torpedo Boats Destroyed by _Russian Guns
-Story of Cruisers Sunk is Doubted
-Japan's Plan of Campaign'
Lord Lansdo
SUNK BY THEIR OWN GUNS.
CHEEFOO.Feb. r 5-(Special)-
A reliable report says three Rus-
sian torpedo boats were sunk by
guns from the forts, being mls-
takeu for Japanese vessels.
RUSSIAN ciiursens SUNK
TOKIO, Feb. r5-(Special)-
Three Russian worships from
Vladivostock, which entered
Tsugaru Straits to attack Hako-
date were blown up by mines.
on the night of Feb. i3.
ABOVE REPORT IS DOUBTED
The above report is not con-
iirmed and the authority for it is
doubted.
JAPAN CAPTURES SHIPS.
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LONDON,Feb. r5-(Spcclal)- I
Reports are received of the capture
wne’s Denial.
1RUSSlA’S CRIPPLED SHIPS.
Eleven vvarsliips will have to be
repaired before Russia can bc-
come aggressive at sea.
STATION NOT USED.
Foreign Minister Lansdowne
announces that there is absolutely
no truth in the report that the
Japanese Beet has been allowed
to use Wei Hai Wei.
]APAN’S AR MED STRENGTH
NAGASAKI. Feb. I5 (Special)
span now has three hundred
heusand men ready to take the
field and many are being moved.
It is said 2o,ooo were landed at
Chemnipo today,
]APAN’S HIGH HOPE.
Iapan is convinced that Russia
will be unable to concentrate 5o.~
ooo troops at any important point
J
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by Japan of a number of merchant
‘and by cutting their lines of coiii-
vessels, chieiiy Norwegian, char- munication expects to capture the
tered by Russia. Idiiiereut Russian forces.
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others shovelied. At il o'ciock a piece of
"_ a ski was found abont300 feet below the
The Charlottetown Condensed Milk triaiburied under the snow and latocon
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