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ISLAND SUMMER ,s»NFEiiENCE 0.   .iiiiuiiii iiiiiiii; *ANGL-RUSSIAN
  _§iEAM s-ER-vice  i'aouBi_E  ii ciii i:niii:ii f
Dl5~°_."5_5-¢d' _Y,¢$;l¢fdViiy in the Commons.-'Better Resolution  ,Urgiag British Govern-
Bo§i_,‘Wa,nied for Picton Route-Island and . ment to move ,for Adeq_u_ate Reforms in
N§W_l0Ui\dl6n_d Steam Service Also Armenia and Macedonia A-#Bryce says
C0l\Sid¢_red- Many Steamship Sub- _ Useless to Ask-Prominent
R S_ldl¢S PH,SS€di as Usual. -Public Men Present.
l 0'I"I‘AWA. Feb. 13.-(Spcciiil.)~ The and subsidies for the South _\fi-icuii line
House held rather ii dull session today,
and Austmllan service and for commuiii-
inost oi' the time being spent in discussing cation tetween Cape Breton, P. E. I. and
the estiiriutes and subsidies under the
Newfoundland were stored, pending an
lie!" Of $l‘-3.500 for the summer sorvlcebc- examination into the use of the several
Mr. Martin endorsed by Mr. McDonald On this point Mr. Foster suggested that
tween P. E. island ami the niuiiilaurl. S services. k ' A
of Plcioumude complaint against the in' thc (.vovei'nnieiit should iiivcstignte the
adequiicy of the Picton-Cliiiriottetown
vniuc of nil subsidlxed lines and have ii
service. Tlieynsked the Government be; report ready liei'oi'g~ the subsiilics were
fore renewliig the contract to See tiiiit passed next year.
better and inui‘e coinuiodious bouts were' During the nflernoon the usunlsubsi
puton a'nd Mr. McDonald also inslstedonliiics were passed for services between
ii daily return service to Picton. ivnrious iiorts, including Picton and
The subsidy for this year was passed
Gcoi‘,‘.:clou-ii.
llilllllj l]llMl 'PRillllR Pl'Rllll_ '
Will PRIEPIREII [IRES iIUl lllllll
Offensive Movements at
Both Armies Prepared it-rlBut will be Appointed a Rail-
way Commissioner-Had
Nearly Same Time I an Interview with
_'A   Laurier. ‘ At four0`cl0::kyestci~flay:riteriiooii two lfwllny' Sh" ‘found lflmt the r_uV°mme
Lo.\'no.\', Feb. i2i.`-lSpei:ii\l.i-A confer-
ence on the Balkan sltuntioii took place
today at the Westniiiisler Palace Hotel
at which Lord Stnninure presided.
Among those present were the Bishop of
Hci~eforii, James Bryce, Herbert Glad-
stone, the I'Iiirl ot' Lytton and inimy nn-ni-
bers of l’¢\rlianienl.
A resolution was passed urging thc
Governnient. to take iinniedinte steps to
secure adequate reforms, ii.~iserl.liig that ii
continuance of inisrule] in Ariiieiiiii and
Tormentine, En Route
tennis left Cape 'l‘ra\'ei-se for the eitv, one
Mucedoniu would be a _ilisgriice to
civilized Europe; iiilirining the direct
responsibility of Great Britain- for the
estiiblisliiiieiit ofreforiiis iinil setting forth
that the only satisfactory solution of the
situation would be theappoinnient of ii
European Governor of Mucedouiu at
Adriiuiople, iiidependent of the Sultan of
Turkey und responsible only to the
powers of Europe.
Mr. Bryce said it ivan useless to ask the
British Government to institute further
reforms.
SOME ON WAY TO AND
FROM THEPROVINCE
Passengers Waiting at Pictou, Detained at Cape
to Their Homes from
Cape Traverse and at Georgetown.
_\'|‘ i'.\i~i-1 'i‘n_\\'i-:|i.~'i-:. 'ran out as far us the Picton light house
niuitlier had had no eilecl. on the ice.
. ‘ l.l . ' . l- -  ~
...___ .___ ciirryinxrninils ami the other passeiigi-rs t md "ul ‘Holm Tu Lluuuul fm
S1‘.1’i-xrmzsuuao, Feb. i2l.-iSpecii\l->-
Russian Mo.nol\uriun licaflqunrters has
capturoildocixments belonging to a Jill)-
imese regiment which reveal the inet that
Oyainaiiad ordered nn offensive move-
iiiciit-tobo bcguii- three days later than
tlint. ordered liy Kuropatkin on Oct. Sth,
nnd thus when the Russian troops ud-
\'iii\etdi.hey iiinrclicd right into u fully
prepiired Japanese army and the bat.t.lc of
Siiklie i'i~..~iultcd.`
THE WEATHER
THE Pl.OBAlilLl'l‘lES.
Toi'¢0N'I‘<i, Feb. ll.-(Speciai.)~ Strong
westerly winds, fair and much colder.
'|'iii~: 'rEMPBiiA'i'uni~:.
The mild lwciitlicr that prevailed
tiirougliout yesterday changed lI1‘l'1li-ly
last night when the therinonieter which
had been above freeziin: point during the
afternoon fell rapidly and early this morn-
ing reggistcrcii I2 above with prospect of
till further cold. `
 '
in »
Footwear
Men’s Rubbers 9<>c
now 55c.
Women’s Rubbers
65c now 45c.
Girls’ Buckle Over-
shoes $1.40 DOW
$1.00.
Child’s Buckle Oi/er»
shoes $1.20 now
85c.
C1iild’s Cloth Leg-
gins 6 5c now 45°-
Girls’ Cloth Leg'
gius Soc now_5gc.
Come early _sud gd
ii. good choice; at
O'rr.\w.~, Feb. lil.-ISpecial.I-~i’reinier
Parent bud another secret interview with
Sir Will'rid`Liiurier this morning and left
[or Quebec where another caucus ofhis
supporters will be held tomorrow.
lt' is suid an arranizeinent has been
iiinde llnrlcr lhc conditions of which Mi‘.
Parent is to 1'csi|.:ii tomorrow afternoon
when l-lon. Mr. Gouln w_lll be culled upon
to forin ii government.
Mr. Pareiit, nccordiiiiz to this iigrecineiit
will be iv.ppoliii.ed to the 'l‘ranscont.inentizi
liuiiivay Uominissioii in place ol’ Hon. Mr.
Brunct who is credited with ii desire to
withdraw.
She ran into u blizzard which carried
wards iii diuicing till the wee smn, hours
ofthe morning. y
The prize winners ln wlilst were Cecil
J. Stewart and Mrs! l‘ln.rry Williams and
the inlnority prizes were awarded to
Gordon Allkln und Mrs. S. U. Moore.
The chnperonen were Mrs. R. H. Stefris,
lM'rs. VV. K. Rogers, Mrs. J. A. S. 'Bl\'y0f.
"Mrs. C. L. Grant-, and thecommittee in
'charge J. Pope Barnes, A. S. Miihon,J.
Ernest Glrvan. , `
including .ludirc Warinirtoii, i’roi'. C. J.
McMillan and Daniel Mc\‘VillIinni~=. 'l‘\\'o
tennis also left for Sunnnersidc, one about
four p. m. and the other nt 5.30 carrying'
mails I.iid:~is passengers Cyrus Morris,
Sullllnerliide and Mr.-loninii,B0ston.Aboui
noon and during the :ifternoon nunibers
of those snow-hound nt Citpc 'Vriiversc
started to walk to their respective homes
as many as elevuii leaving ai. once.
They iiicluded: \\'ni Coffin. St. Peters;
John Shepherd, city; J. H. ilayilcn, St.
Souris; Mr, Truinor,Mouiinriie; Albert
McNcIll,.lzinics McNeill, Albert Graft,
.Imnes McKay, city: .Iiniies _~\. Uostiii.
Bloomiield; i~l<l\\‘iird Burlcig, lilierslie;
Alex Gillis, John Gillis, Ciirili|.mn;, Mr.
Doyle, Alex l\IcAuhiy, city; Elliott Bain,
and lnines Ennnin of the i’ I6 l it
night , _ x V _ the rest of the ioad was cle
. ' " ' :` '~ "~‘ 5° -line the train enineiilonk.
'l here was present a large l `
 .f    in Non; an LETTER   
I it in all and ii inost pleasant ` -
;§,:\£;u “NN spam in whml and after. "I i was due in-re o|\‘Saturda nliflit, but did
.SiZE, plain and ruled.
,=_\ , ..-...»:= » ,
Yqry.,ch0icc lirics,
WHITE. CREAM and
t .
I mi; isiuis.
Ask to sec tiiciii.
CHRCAGO ”Ml“ETs° I ' the trains on that road
crossing toniorrow inc not good uitliougli
the \\'eiitliei‘ is mild and the wind still
southerly.
There are about forty passengers still
waiting hero to cross. Among the num-
ber is \Valter Matheson of Charlottetown.
Quite ii number of passengers have gone
mounfi by the Capes. .Others have re-
turned to their homes.
A'l‘ 1'Al’l'§ 'I'Olih(l'IN'I`lNl‘2.
There are nineteen passengers at the
liotel at Cape Tornientine iiwaitng
I
Peters; Benj. Binns, city; Mr Sutherland ,transportation to the island. I'1iglitmore
pnsseiigers including Postinaslcr Wlieur
were expected to iu'rive about four o`clock
this iuorniniz.
V  Nort-li River; M. and Junies I\rsciii\\ili,l  
' \Vellliigton; \\'ni Case, city. ,
  A Aiiioiiiz those reiuaining at the Capes  ---
are Conductor Cox, Souris, J. J. Bethune
il/iLii-‘.\\: l<`eb iii-'l'he first passemger
train to reach this city since curly on Sa-
A'l` i"‘3"l“"'1\"""~\`- inrduy morning pulled into North Street
At Georgetown awaiting ii inoveincnt. "*i'l'~ll0“ "ii UWC” 0'¢l0Cli .Y€Bi€l`d1l.V Nfl"-
w___ m Lilcsmnloy are ML Ly0"S»M,._ I_0“.(|,,,,’  noon. ‘It was the Maritiihe Express which
Mr' Sm_`0ul_ DouglasHuthH,fU,.d_]\h._ puck. ‘ was due here at tive ofclock on Saturday
. - ‘ ' » ft th b' 22 l
s.,._ _y,,HN~,,' N_ Fw 1.~‘,b_ 13__(Spec|n|y___ uid, J. Mahal and J. (,uinmiii;,. I'£in;1`|“00l\ Us @1718 1011"*
behind
The steamer Sylvia from New Y0l`l< f0l' .vr i‘l<"i‘oif. The heavy gale of Saturday caused the,
llaliiox. five ‘lays 0\'erfl\\0.11f1‘l"°<ll‘°"‘ pu-,T0,., |.~,.|,_ ,;,__(SW_.,,,,_.,.,|c Mmm snow ia di-in badly and int- cuttings
tyllis evening "new, ter,-il-,le experience. ` `Iiiinn¢ the line filled up again. The snow
 pin-kerl»so hard that the enizines could not
pi-iietrate the huge banks which are
hor away out of her course, her engines highul. man um U". Wmdo“.s_
iirokcdowii and for 24 hours the steamer      The Miiritliiiecxprcss stuck in a bunk
“.113 “wha m(.,.(.y of me “.m,cS_ . just on this side of Sliubenacadic from
The crevvs niaimed the nunips expeetiiix S S  Y iliciilcllotlililzlifiliutl”iiiTlli1`i1lih?o;`ciill\’i'R 
every nioinent tliiit. the vessel would go . ‘ “tm |uwmou", was put on bahmld me
down. But repairs were llmdonilti lifter train at. Truro and keptthe Pullman car
iiiimy diilicuitlcs port. was reached.    ll@’i\l€d- ‘ '
I‘he water gave out in thc engine in
the rear of the train were without heat
coniiort.. Man put their coats uround the
    ` front and as a consequence tire people in
 w  T I NG null suffered nn_1ch inconvenience and dish
---~- ‘ R R women and children and walked the
One of the inosl, enjoyable ot the events “l"l"” of the cm' to l‘“°l’ f“"'“ ’““'°"l"3
of me Henson WM me At Home “ive” by . 4 y _ A theinselvcs. After liarri work the railway
the “Goninierciiils" at Victoria I-Iotel las ' ll ' H _ Al "mn s“”c°”‘l°d in f'°°l“¥ Rh* tml" 'md
ared by tho
This train
Y
not arrive until after midnight, last
night. '
The Dominion .»\t.hintic truinriure hav-
ing ii hard battle with the drifts and not ii
truinover that line has reached the City
for fifty hours. . I -
The storm is reported \"ery severe ut
some points and enormous drifts have
blocked all tilklc. 'Up to this morning no
word had been received- here as to when
the road would he cleared. `
The Halifax and South Western line in
also in a bad llx It is impossible to move
ami ii. .win ha`
| » . -
The reizular monthly meeting of thc
City Council was held lust night,
llis \Vorsliip in the chair
and tlouiis. Hooper, Prowse,
Rue! -‘\ll0.Y. Rvgers, Stewart und Paton
present. The regulurminutes and pass-
ing of hills was gone throuizli with.
Couiuiiuiicntions were received from
Ciiinutiun Foster Arc, U0. offering.: to iig-
ure on Electrical Plant for the eity; from
I.. \V. Watson, conveying the thanks of
Natiii-iii History and Aiitiquririim Society
i’or'the use of a room in the Market
llouse; from John Corcoran and James
Gormley otferiiig to lit the Market base-
ment for $3100, giving suitable security;
from Puri-inuin tt Criibbe offering
to do the work for $1iiii~\5; from
Henry M. Ulnindler for $52175 (the
lnstlio\\‘e\'erstuteil he hail iniiilea mis-
take in figuring und did not wish to he
counted in the tt-ndering;) from S. 8: il.
Lowe for 5-iiU0. Messrs. Corcoran and
Gormley did not wish to undertake the
workiind l’iirknmii& Criilibe \\'i-re the
next lowest icnilei‘ei~.~i.
Couiis. lingers and Stewiirl pointed out
that ii nuinbcr of tenders did not comply
with the conditions in furnishing; certified
cheque of ten percent of the amount of
the Lentler. The mutter was furtlicr dis-
cui-iseil by i`oun.-. llooper, Stewart und
ot.hcr.'~'.
'i`he tender of Piirknian 8.: (Trnhlie was
accepted, the work to he done by May lst.
Speakiinr ot' the ggraiitiiig ofthe rooiu to
the Niiiuriil llistory and Arii.ii|uariuii
bocicty the hiiiyor :ind Conn:-i. lioopcr und
l’:iton stated thni. they understood thai
the room would be open to the public. An
arrimgcincnt should he ninde so that
.lunitor Dillon ciiuid have u key to show
vi.~iitors through the room.
Conn. Stewart said the ini-inher:~i ofthe
Socicty had spoken to hiin on several
ooeiisions regarding tho fixing up ofthe
room. lie (Conn. Stewart ) did not like
to undertake the work of alteration with-
out authority from the Council.
Coun. Riley said that Mr. Watson hail
only regretted that they could not iinvv
put, n iiniii in chili ge. The Society intend-
ed to make the room ii. credit to thc City
and one to whiirii visitor-.~. could be taken
with pride. it was the intention of the
Society to have the room open to the
public.
After furtlierdiscussion ri. Market. Com-
mittee with the Mayor were appointed to
arrange the matter with the Society.
L. B. Miller and ll. M. Davison were
appointed Aiiditors for the present year.
The tender of Duncan McLean for 200
cubic yards of sand at 45 cents pei' yard
was accepted imd the otlier -lilo yards re-
quired will he taken equally from .lns~
Miihar, Jiiiiics Triiinor and George A.
Sniith.
Conn. Stewart inoved, seconded hy
tioun. Prowse that thc services of Joseph
'i`ayloras Sanitary Otlicer be disioused
with and the Mursliall appointed acting
forthe time being-, at ii salary of $1110 a
year.
Conn. ilooperquotcrl tin- city by law
to show tlnii, the motion was contrary to
the liiw and made a plea for the retention
of Mr. Taylor.
.with
I
The question was furtliei' discussed and
the i\lnyor gave it as his opinion that the
oiliccs of City Mnrslinl and Sanitary
Otliccr must be separate and distinct..
Aniiniendiiieiit thatthe inntter lic on
the table moved by Conn. Pnton and
seconded by Coun. Hooper was carried,
Couns. Stewart, Provvse and ltlley dis-
sentink.
Conn. lloopcr pointed out that the
wishes of the Fire Underwriters wltli rt-~
rziird toasceond main. the better equip-
ment of the Fire Depii.rtiiicnt. etc. hull
been complied with. They hail taken oii'
25 ceiits but instead of taking of the
otlicr25ceiit.spromised they had put on
oiicents per $100 after the big tire in
Montreal. lic suggested ieriin-.iinr tfhc in-
surance on the Market Building ivoni
.‘52£l,ii00 to 8it'»iK)ii as it was perfectly safe
from ilre.
Coun. Paton siiggcstcii that tenders he
called for cement for concrete work which
was proposed io hoilniic next suniincr
along Sunnyside and on mist and west
sides of Queen Street.. _\ iiiolioii to this
effect was carried.
Count-i i’rowse, Sti~\vIii~tinni lloprs ap-
proved of what Conn iionper had said
with reference to the iiniurance on thc
Market Himsa :ind placed of the money
saved in the sinking fund.
As Conn. Paton will be away for some
six or seven weeks he asked the cnuncil'i-
periiilssioii to appoint Uoiin. Prowse as
Chairman of the Street Goiiiiiiittee during
his absence. This reqiiest was :minted
after remarks by Goim. Iloopcr and the
`Mayor wishing' Mr. Paton a pleasant. trip.
Council iidjourned sine die.
ll\.`[' \I‘lViili) l'S.
Mn. JOIN SBI!!/i‘o.\', the well-known
bridge biwer, of l0i Sherwood St., Ottawa.
states:-. have used Dr. Chase`rl Kidney-
Llver Pills for kidney and liver derange-
ments brought on by exposure, and llnd
them better than any pil or medicine l
agents upon the testimony presented.
'I‘oilny‘s session practically closed the
work of thc Coiiiiiiissioii until ii decision
CHAMBERLAI
LAURIER
l.i>.\'iio.\', l"i-li. S.-.\ii'. t`li:imin-i'liilii.
speukixiirat Giiinsboroiiggll, urged upon
his miilience the ilesiraliiiity uftliiiiliiiiir
iinperiiilly witliout reicreiici- to antiquiit-
cd comiiiioir-i oi' |liein.<el\'c~ and their
1-oiinti'_\'. I-Ivei'ylioilyshould think not nf
liiinsuifbnt of his eouiiti'y,tli:it ils life
might bc prnloiigcil loiig' after hc reused
existence. iii- desi-ribed iliecinpire use
rrsiioiisiiiility such .-is had never
been placed on any nation bi-lore.
For the nioinent the i-nipirc is iiliiose
bundh- of stir-k.~,iiouii<l togcllici' by sen-
tiinciit. und syiiipiitliy, but it was so
slciiderliint u roiigh iiliiw might sciittcr
it into its eoiisliliiciit- eleiiiciits. 'l`he
llritisli empire was won by .sncriiice and
ciiii only be. iiiaiiitnineil by siicriiices.
Those v\'liiili|iieiltlic mime of iinperiiil-
isin, as Sir llcnry ifzinipbcll liiiiincr-
iiinii had saiiii, were litiiiesi iii Saying
tlieri- was no nccd for cliniizc in the
iisculpoiicy,Inltsuch ii policy was sei-
iish and siiort-siglitcd. if iiiiything
should liuppeii \\hicii shnnlii weaken thc
ties, or the cohniies sliciilil nnip outa
course nf their own, Grciit llrituiii in
trade would lose her most proinisiii;g~
customers.
Referring i.o the voloiiiiil siippori. in
the lute war, he said for the first time
it nindc possible nn orgiuiized union
of:ilitlieiliil'ei'eni parts ot' the liriiish
enipirc for coninion oh_jcI'l~. Again.
he qiiotcrl Llic reiiiiirks oi' Sir \\'ilfi'iil
l.iiuri<~i'. Prcinici' lleukin, niiil ilic lute
tfecil Rliodes. llciiiing with the colo-
nial oil`er, Iii- said when Sir \\'ilfi-id
Liniriersaysz We oil`er to iiiect you to
inakeu treaty with von by which you
s.liallt.rciitus and we will treat you ii
iittlelicticrtliaiivvc lioth lreiii. foi'ci;.rii~
crs." Ido not know :my namc iii the
l‘1nglisliliiiig\iii;gc that I can give that
:~»tutcnient. except nn oil`er. 'l`hi.~‘ oii‘ci'
sn- wiimfi mari.-I ......i.- 1.... i.e.~.. .~.~.l
pciited in diil`erciit words and in diff
ferent fnrins, but always to thc same
WRIGHT IIIIUNIY
ELIEIS II TRRY
I
I
.\iIi_\"i'ni;ai., I-`eb. lil --ISpeI-iiiii -in thc
liyrlcctioa in Wrlglit ilnuiiiy, vzu ated I»_v
Sir \\'ili'rid i.iiiirici"s icsigiiiitioii, iiii-Dnii
gall. t`oiisci~\'iitivc, has liccii elected.
llis inniorlty is non one iiuiiiiri-d with
two polls lo in-re froiii \\'liich \\ iii rcflucc
it ~0nio\vliul.
Sir' \\'ill'i'iil l.iiiii'ici~`.~' iii:i_ioi'il_\‘ iii tlic
generiil t~lei-tion uns one tliousiiiid.
'|`lic i`. l’. R. iinlny dcclai'ed ii tivo pee
ccnt ilivideinl on its pi‘r~ici're<l iind three
Coiicliisioiisiif thc British and liiissiaiiil
 OMMISSION N
The North Sea Outrage Concludes its Inquiry
, -Final Arguments Heard- Daily Sessions .
to be Held to Shape the Award which
May not be Reached for some
Time in the Future. .
i’,\l<iI~i, l"e|1. iii »4Spec‘:il.>-'l`lie lnternii- is reached when .lilmiml l~`o\n'niei' the
tional Conmiission wliicii is iiuiuiriiil; into l l)""”l‘|°“l of Ill” ‘“°"‘"'L`”i“" “fm “Hu Li
the \'ortli Sea incideiit toduv lie-iril ilic mwting forthe public un"°uncc"w"t`
_ . _ .
The iidniirnls in the incniitiiiie will hold
daily private sessioiis to delibcriite upon
the decision. It is expected that some
days will ehipsi- before detinitc results. are
reiiclicd.
N savsl
MADE OFFER
eil"ccl,:iiot only by thi- stiiicsiui-ii HI'
Caiiiidii, wliiclievcrsiilc of politics they
iire on, but |nlsI» by thc staiesnien oi'
the oilicrself-;.'ovi>riiiiii: coloiiics. ]lI~ tolii
his iiudlciicc they wcri- not hound in
open lin-ii' innuili~ :ind shut their eyes
:ind take \\linii~\'ei' the coloiiics gari-
thcin. 'l`hey were :iskoil to incct. friends
nnil rcluiiims in :i friciidly inectiiiig and
sec whcihci' thc cinpire cannot ln- niore
closely united on ri basis of prcfcrentiiii
policy. llc told his :iudieiico they had
been zi.~ke.'l io meet the ovcrtiircs of Gunn-
diuns hy ii tint and iiisiiitiiip refusal to .L
propositinii which would readily he enter-
tained in the case of ii foreign cuunti-_\'.
llc \'cnturi~d to say the coliinii-s, iieiiiig
lii;;_li-spirited nntioiis, if trciiieil in .sin-li .i
way would seek i-l.~iewlicri~ the syiiip.ti!i_v
tin-y asked.
iiinii iiiiiis-I
ni Piuriiiiii
QUI‘lUl‘I". Feb. lil.-(Spec-ial.i~'l'lie ice-
breaker Moniciilni has lost sunie more ol
thi' lilsules iii her |ii'o[n'llei‘\ liiii just linvi'
iniiiiy is not known.
It is iiiiilerstoriil that the .\i0iii.ciilin \\ ill
nut :igain attack the (`iipc lioiicrc briilige
until Miircli, wlien the \vei1ther will by
niuch milder and thc ice softer.
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
with L(li,`.\l. .-\l’Pl.iCA'l`IO\S. n.-llicy
cannot reach the seal of the disciisc. Lia
iiirrh is ii blood or eniistitutional fliseaisi-_
and in order to cure ii. _vnu niust take in-
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