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N WHO SHOOTS
UNDER IMPULSE
Wounded Two by Last Shot and Had Before
Shot a Woman-Says lie Had no Intention
but Was Suddenly and Powerfully
lmpelled to Shoot.
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if
Sr. (ii-:uutii~:, N. I3., Feb, 12.-( Special.)-- ed to kill lils sweetlicart, Mm (;m~ne|,¢_
Welliiigton Mason \viis today committed] He says that some years ago a young
for trial on ii ciiargo of shooting anilfwoman he was engaged ¢°|,m,.e,l ,mime
niliiiiiling Daniel Ilollaiiil and his grand-, to him and the snnic kind of impulse
»»»a at Iailaaiz on Satixrfiay niizhi. I pi-oaipteii him to kill ber.
_llason declares he had no intention of! He fired and woimilgrl he;-_ she re.
sliooting. but some powerful impulse covered and Mason served u four years
~nddculy overciiinu him and he dctermlu- 9 sentence for attempting murder.
PNEMIEH HIIHIIN 'NAVAL IINNNEHI
ATIASNS JIIIIISESI UE IIHITISH
\\’i.v.\'ii>i»:o, Feb. 1D.-The feature of
ve.».tei-iiny`s session of the legislature was
thc tlirt-ut of Prouiler Robllii iigaiiist the
Jiiilges, arising out of the election trials.
Mr. Itoblin was called to order by the
speaker forhis reflections on tliejiidlciary,
and when twlttcd aboutcasting nspcrsions
on lhishody, said:-
“Twill do more than that before I am
.lane with them. Iam not nt‘raid of the
jntlges, because I don‘t strike niiy man`s
name oil' a list, mid tlon't need their
pi-aLeelioii."
The attorney-general also sold he
believed bettcrjudges were needed.
SANAIIA NIGHT
 ANM ilT~IIIlITAIN
Z\li\x'i-ni-:.\i., l»‘eb. 10.-A special London
cable says: Donald McMaster presided at
lin-. dinner of the Canada Club and
yiroposi-.il the toast of “I-Iari Grey and thc
l)oiniiiim\." As to the future of Canada.
he predicted it. would be populated with
g|>,0J0,0ii0 souls within the lives of most of
tiiose present. \\'hatever comes, ho
ailirnied, the future will show the British
people need never starve for bread.
Senator Doniville, in responding,
vigorously protested against tho term
.~.»lenlal. “England must understand,"
he saiii, “that Canada was no inferior
rui-e. Cainida is the right arm of
|iiigli\i\il," lic said.
coughs. onlin. liinrnnau, and nthn tiiroul
ailments ure qoiokly relieved by (Jrosolunu
tablets. ton oenta per box. All druggiato.
LoNDoN, Feb. 10.-The forthcoming
gnnnery reports for thc British navy for
1004 will show the remarkable all round
iniprovemout, in averaging points of (18 211
against 43.22 for 11104. The best showing
was made by the Channel, Atlantic and
Mediterranean fleets. Some ofthe squad-
rons abroad made a lamentablo showing,
notably the China Sea squadron, which,
if it had been engaged during the prescnt
war, would have given poor account of
iiself, Admiral Nocl`s flagship, the
‘l)lalleni,‘ making only 11.7, as against,
37. -18 achieved by tho ‘Exrnoutl:,’ the flag-
ship of AdmiralW1|s-on, of the Channel
llect.
iiiiliiiciiis
Ni-;\v Yonic, Feb. 10-The special com-
mittee appointed by the trustees of the
New York Insurance Company to inves-
tigate thc affairs oi tho company has
made a partiiil report of its labors to the
illrectors. John A. McCall, late president
of theNe\v York Life, comes in for a
share of the committec's criticism. He
is blamed for his mcthmis in connection
with the “Bureau of taxation and legisla-
tioi\"during the last ten years and for
allowing Ilamllton to pay out vast sums
without it proper accounting, The corn--
inittec also holds both Mr. McColl and
Mr. Hainiltou responsible for $75,000
advanced to Hamilton to pay the state
tnxand which the coniuiittce declares
was used by Hamilton for his own pur-
poses. The committee is advised thiit
both are liable for this sum.
Mothers! Sale of
Chiidren’s Boots
This time of year you want
soaietliiiig cheap in footwear
that will do until you buy
your siimiiier wear-Now.we
liavc set a lot' Of Cllild-
rcu’s boots into boxcs and
marked them in plain figures.
We want to clear them out
for our new :stock-so this
:ale will suit us all--Look at
these prices :
Cliiid’s slippers, I strap,
sizes 5, 6, Q 8, 9,10 - 250
Child’s iitton boots, choco-
late and black kid, 3, 4, 5, 6,
7 - - - - _$90
Cliild’s split lace nailed,
oar make for wet, 6, 7, 8, 9,
In, - - - 500
Cliild's bufl lace nailed
hiicr strong make, 6, 7, 8, 9.
101 ` ' ` 75°
Girls’ split lace nailed our
iiiake, Ir, 12, 13, 1, 2 69C
Girls' Dongola and pebble
boots, 11, 12, 13, 1, 2, $100
Boys’ heavy good boot for
now, 11, 12, 13 - $1-0°
Boys’ buff and heavy
leathers, now 1,2, 3, 4, 5, $1.20
(IOFF BROS.
Sore Throat and Coughl
A simple, effective and sofa remedy for ull throat
l.»ii=b...n» is foeiiii in
Croolono Antlsoptlc Tablets
'racy combine ina ,,-militias; vile.; of Creiaienewilh
its -wining ,>..»pmi¢¢ oi .i.,.p.~ry ei... mi limits.
10a. All Drulllltu |00
can scans: sn
MUNSEY’S
MAGAZINE
for February is a
GREAT NUMBER.
Ladies llome
Journal
and all other [good
l\/iagaziiies for
Feb. 1906
now on our News
Counter.
Haszani &. Munro.
MUST I]ISl.`l]HllE-
All ciiiiiiniii '" iii! iiisilw  °
isiniuivis in
In Old Lady’s Home St. Iohn
fo a Party of i-lor
Friends.
I
ST. JonN, Feb. 12.- (Special)-Mrs
Susan M. Matthews, widow of Robert
Matthews and for many years resident in
the Old Ladies’ Home will tomorrow
observe her one hundrcdth birthday by
giving a tea party to friends.
BHITISH TIIHIIE
IN -NIINTH SEA
Lorvnos, Feb. 10.-According to a
despatch from Malta to the Daily Mail,
four British cruisers will soon be with-
dra\vn from the Mediterranean ilcet and
four battieships from tho Atlantic iloet,
and all will be sent to the North Sea.
The Daily Mail explains that the re-
duction of the Mediterranean fleet is
due to the Anglo-French entente and
soya that it is unlikely France will follow
Great Britain's example.
HINISEIIELT SIN'T
ASK EVEHYBUUNY
Wasninoron, Feb. 11.-President
Roosevelt authorized the following state-
ment, which was given out at the White
House:
“The Presidciit and Mrs. Roosevelt ask
the kind consideration of many friends
who would under ordinary conditions re-
ceive invitations to Miss 1ioo_sevelt's wed-
iiinkl' ‘rim capacity ofthe \viiite11.>uss
required that under existing circumstan-
ces invitations bo limited to the closest
kinafolk, the personal friends of Miss
Roosevelt and Mr. Longwortli and certain
clases of officials in Washington. No
friends of the President or Mrs Roose-
vclt are being asked unloss'thoy also
come witiiin one of thcso classes; and
even with these limitations the nmnber
of guests threatens to overtux the capa-
city thc White House."
iziuwniiu min
at Piuiissiuis
LONDUN, Feb 10-Doctors, lawyers,
dentists anddruggists are increasing more
rapidly than tho population. Lust. year
lJ83ncwlawyors were admitted to prac-
tice, 701 doctors, 235 dentists iuid 010
ilruggists, There are more school teachers
than doctors iuid lawyers, but the school
teachers increased in nurubcr only (107
during the ycur.
How all these new doctors and lawyers
are to earnn living isaqucstion. The
title companies, the accident-insurance
companies and like corporations have
reduced by one-half the opportunities for
iiidivldual law praci.lcc. The hospitals
and dispensarles out down the possibili-
tics oiintiividnal medical practice. Itis
doubtful whether the average doctor or
iawyer earns net the wages of ri
hrlcklayer, a carpenter or any skilled
mechanic.
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MInnrd'| Llnimeni Cures Dandruff.
_' "7C)B3
Not only in its combined
average circulation of 6l7l to
D¢c_ 30, 1905, and 7085 for
the last week In the old year for
The Daily and Tri-Weekly. but
T also In
General News.
Special Features.
lilustristlons and
Modern Equipment.
is away ahead.
RE EERE EE,
riirciiiiuiinowii iiuliiniiu|
,tr'__*'i
iiiiiaiiiiiis
lIAi.i1~'Ax, Feb. 12.-i Special.)-In the
game of hockey played hero this evening
between the New Glasgow players and
the Ramblers of Amherst, the former won
by a score of 2 to 1.
Sussex,  B., Feb. 12. (SpeeIal.)-The
Kaine of hockey between Sussex and St.
,lStephen resulted in victory for St. Ste
phcn by 2 to 1.
-_-_*_
IIHIIISH WIINNMAN
SET BEITEH PAY
LoNnoN, Feb. 10.-Tlie mill owners of
the northern counties have granted the
cotton operatives an increase of wages
amounting to two and a hall percent.,
commencing with May. The increase will
affect 150,000 operatives. This is the first
time in thirty years that they have been
placed on the full wage standard adopted
fifty years ago.
HUSSIAN PEIIPLE
HATE MANTIAI IAW
Sr. Parnnsixuno, Feb. 10,~After a short
discussion in the Council of the Empire
the temporary regulations for strengthen-
ing the hands of the government in
dealing wiih political ciimes, ln which
there is a ‘joker' removing certain
categories of political crimes from the
jurdisdictions of civil courts and placing
them in the hands of courts-martial,
were accepted, and soon will receive the
imperial sanction. The de facto exten-
sion of martial laiv to all part-s of thc
empire for the purpose of dealing with
political assassins and bomb-throwers, is
sure to awaken a storm of protest in all
the Liberal newspapers and to bc hailed
as nnotherevldenccof the governuicnt's
reactionary policy.
EIIINS THAT SAME
ENUM THE MINT
LONDON, Feb. 10.-A striking feature of
the report just issued by the Mint
authorities ot last ycar'sopcrationsis that
no less than £100,325 worth of bronze was
issued. .
Five millions sovereigns were needed
and supplied, but 1,234,000 went back to
the melting-pot. The half sovereigns had
even rougher usage. for whereas, 1,500,110
were coined no few er than 1,400,000 were
withdrawn.
Scotland apparently had no need of
silver during 1001 and 1005, for while
England, Wa|es,1reland,and the Colonies
took in the aggregate coins to tho valu
Of £1,11li,2i)2, Srotluiiil took nothing, but
actually returned £-11,088.
'1‘lie number of pieces-gold, silver, and
bronze-struck at the Royal Mint during
last year was 05,811,821. In 1001 the total
was il.`i,l37,'lIl7.
-+-.
PAINS IN THE STOMACH.
After working all day, sewing, scrub-
bing, baking, sweeping, washing, writ
ing, operating a typewriter, or behliid
the counter, n woman is sure to get tired.
lt‘s too bad a woman has to work, -still
tliutfs the way the world goes, but it`s
aconsolation to know that tho pains that
come through hard work and worry such
as headache, backache, indlgcstion and
dyspepais can be cured by Hutch tab-
lets. They are put up inexpensively so
anyone can buy thcm.10 for 10 cents. Fo
sale by all drugglsts.
----¢--
Sliietings and pillow cottons at
Stanley Bros. wh te sale. 13d 21
Advertisers.
Tho DAILY and TRI-W EEK
LY Editions of the Charlotte-
town Guardian have actual
combined circulation which cun-
not bo duplicated. Their guar-
anteed combined average to
Deo 30 1005 was 0171.A\id for
SHANE TIIIINSS
THIIM AIIIEIIIHAS
The  Conference Likely to
Break up by the With-
drawal ofGermany.
1iosii:,Feb, 12-(Special)-Most pessimls
tic oillcial news has been received here
from Algeciras causing considerable
apprehension.
It is said tiiat France is determined to
consider the Franco-Spanish organization
of the Moroccan police as her ultimate
concession, to which Gcrmanyfpositivcly
refuses to agree, thus breakfng up the
conference.
PEIIIIIEBS BEEIIME
THIIIIBIESIIMI
O'r1'1\w.\,Fcb.10.-Numerous complaints
are being made of the large number
of pedtllers who are goinu
around liawking their goods. 'l‘l\r-y
are so numerous it is claimed they havi-
hecoine a nuisance. \\'cllington street
eems to be n favorite~resort and scarcely
a day passes but halfa dozen or more
of these hawkers call at the resi-
and when a
tu purchase
use insulting
residing on
refusal is given
their goods they
language. A lady
\Vi-llington street
was called to the door only to flndonc
of these hawkers of useless articles. He
was partly drunk and when she refused
to allow him in or purchase his goods he
became very insulting and the lady had to
call assistance before he would leave.
A MILLIIINAIHE
YET A HEHMIT
Bnisroi., Feb. 10,_Zilr. Robert Davies’
of Bodlondcb, North Wales, was known
as the "Hermit Millionaire." Ile has
seldom left, his house or grounds for a
great many years,anri, though in ordinary
health, has seen but few people beside
his secretary, housekeeper and doctor.
Ho was a bachelor. The very few
strangers who gained admission found
in hlma shrewd but kindly old man
with sincere though strong religions
convictions, and living in a severely
slulole style of comfort. Every morning
his secretary road to him from the
Wolsh Bible, after which a portion of
time would be taken up by Mr. Davies
conscientiously comparing the various
claims upon him by the societies in
which lic was interested, amongst which
the Salvation Army found a high place.
il..
Mrs. W. W. liloore, of Daly avt\nue,\'
Ottawa, gave a delightful tea last week in
honor of her mother, Mrs. Moflregor, of
Charlottetown, P. l~l. I. The hostess
received in thc drawing room and wore a
lovely gown of champagne silk enliennc
trimmed handsomely with lace applique,
Mrs. McGregor, who received with her,
wore a handsome gown olgreen voile, the
trimmings of green pannel velvet and
chiffon most effectively arranged. The
tea table was charmlngiy arranged with
red and white tulips bordered with smiiax
and suiali vases, of lilies of the vuiley»
Among the guests were Mrs. R. W. bills,
Miss Beers, Mrs. 'l‘. C. Iiovlile, Mrs. Geo.
D. Pope, Mrs. A. W. Owen, Miss Long-
worth, Mrs. Walter Rowan, Miss Rowan,
Miss Russell, Mrs. Milton, Mrs. Grant.
A Habit to Be ifncouraged.
The mother who has acquired theliubitof
keeping on hand n bottle of Chsmbcrluin‘s
Cough Remedy, saves herself a great
amount. of uneasiness and anxiety.
Gouglis, colds ami croup, to which
children are susceptible are quickly
cured by its uso. it counteracts nny
tendency of a cold to result in pneu-
monia, niid Ifgiven as soon as the first
symptoms of croup appear, it will prevent
the attack. This remedy contains nothing
injurious and mothers give it to little
oncii wltha feeling of perfect security.
Sold by all ilrugglsts.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
' ’ ’ i
the last week In the old year It
was 701!i,
t -I J
Clwaao, February 10- (Special)-
Gorn, Deo., 437 Com, May, 44)
lwlloat “ 85| \Vheoi; " BIL
ark. May. $1|.,~i'. Pork, Jan., ||i.»i7
developing in educational matters here.
The St.. John School Board tonight
decided to ask the Government for power
to assess fora grant, of twenty thousand
dollars to introduce manual ti-ainlngln
the city schools.
The Provlnrlal Tcarzliers, Association
ST JOHN WANTS
MANUAL TRAINING
And School Board Asks Twenty Thousand
Dollars to Introduce it-Compulsory Attend-
ance, Consolidation, Abolition of Third
Class Salary Asked for.'
S'i‘.Joii.\',Feb.12.-(Special)-interestis has also sent to thi- tion-i-|.|i..~|.i it p--I iiion
asking for the cnnpiii~\n'y :ii it i. ldv /'v 1-l`
children; the abolition iii t|iii~.i~i-'.1-~.
licences: that each pziri-h ia- .- »:.-itil it .l
onc school rlistrici., with ,io-.ii r ill tin.-1 li-
date the present .~iilali\-i.i.ni.~, ..:.l that
a general inci'c.'\si: ol tru 1.--r ii-iii iii
salaries be iniitli-.
AHMEIT HESISTANSE
NATAL Pllli TAX
Pin-riznii.\ni'rziiuni:, Natal, l~`i-li. 10,- Y
i\rniellnativcs have resistcrltiic vollrt-t ion L_
of the poll tax near liiciinionri and it is I
feared the trouble will :levi-lop into a
native uprising, Au inspector of polici-
antl a trooper were wounded and l»l u
mounted police \vlio were procceilingto the L_
'i'~‘"l`e=i~ S0111" 0! Them “F0 WFS’ bold scene wcreatiacked anilslx are missing
Troops and police are conceiitrateri.
_._¢___._
WANT MAIIIH ANI]
IITHEHS Til UNIT
Fom' \\"ii.i.i.\u, l"eb.f lil-A mass
meetiniz of citizens to discuss the lever
uutbtesk has asked thc mayor and other
oiliciuls to resign, The caiise_ oi' the
cpideinic is said to be that ii portion of
thelntuku pipe was t-:irric-tl away by
steliiucrs' iincliors last fall. Above ilic
intake pipe is ii seweruutlwilii Llic broken
plpe seworagehas got into the drinking
water. The ollieiiiis ai-of hlaint-it for
neglect in not atiizuding to llic iiiiittlir
at once.
SENT EAN LIIAII
UE EXHIBITS
O'rrA\\'A Feb 10.-The Canadian
government has forwarded a ear of
exhibits via the pori. of St. .lohu to
Europe. Some of the siiipuicnt is
destined for London, wlicrc it will hc
displayed in the Imperial Institute among
the representative products of Canada,
which form a permanent exhibit there.
The rest of the goat-is will be dclivercii in
Milan, Italy, wlivrc the Cuiiaiilliii
government purpoi-as-i making an exhibit
in connection with the coming
international e.\‘position in that city.
The Canadian shipment. consists of farui
and mine products and representative
exhibits of the game and forest ri-sources
ofthe Dominion.
_ . -___.
Mlnard’| Linlment iieiieves Neurnigia
Hooker
ST. l)UNSTAN’S COLLEGE
ABEG_i_vi:iis
Hillsborough Kink
Wednesday Evening
l"eb’y I4, |906
Admission zo cents.
Reserved seats 5 cents
extra.
Plan at Hughes.’
iylal
AIIIIESLEII THIN
if MANY MNT
rf ff;
.V .-1
Sr. .loii.\"~' N. 14'., 1".-i». l'l, fl,i\i|~-i-,
t~t:ei\'L-tl livrc i`|'nni Uillluxi \\'.ili.-.<<, tim
xplorer, uho pam-ti-=iii~ii lla- ini im- ..i
.abradoi-, in a iiai|li\\.~~t--ily »i,i:i-inn.
ml in-.-ii-1-.I ai ifaii t;i.i....., int- ii-..'.-.... _
nay c.»i.ip.ie_y'.. ,~i.».ii....o.. t ...,»..\». i:-,_
niiouuce tliui lit* iiiti»nll~ io ii-‘uin 1..
ivlliziition hy iuui:iii;: ii ilii-.wi tl.. vi-,ii .I-
miie _journey oiiiiu;;,~ii»il~. ii';i\'i»i.~i|r,: l|.--
cnast of Iludson Sli.-iii to i`..|..~ t‘l.\i»1i~5,_»ii,
thi-ii southerly .ilo|i;fi|..- \il uni. i,~. .»|
llahrniliu' and \\‘i-si\\;i;.i .-.‘....; 1:, 11.- 1-2.-
Sirult uiill |lii~ i|.»\i:1\\\i ww i~.i I li, ilu;
of St. llaivreiiee up the iii i i ~ fl :t-'nw _
It is ii loiigci-juni-ni-_y il. ii. li t, . .i 5-1
been attempted by ii sin-,fic ii. in ii ill. v
northeastern wilds.
_-_@---e.
WHAIEHS INILI, E
HAVE HAHA T
35;;
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li|.siiix'i~.»_\', l`i-I., iii-\'..|;. |,i “am i
l1usui'ri\v|lIii\\'u litixiii,i~-\-I. ` \ I .It
at-t»e...;...i.i.».i1.,-Ai.. ii... .1 2 . . ..
fur ti'u<|in;; ilu re.
ive.-,wi-..i _\i.....-.. -.,».»..i <.i..- - 1 i
yi\a.~.~ and ii |..i|i in ii..~. f..~ » it ~
the mouth ui ilu- .\i‘i~l£i-ii/i- I in I
is familiar \\ illiilic 4 u.i\Iit.~i .mt i. :L
lllC \Vl\i\lL‘l`S \\lil> l\|'i* liii/1 I. I 1 rl' I`iil':1
liari-ow this \\iiu.»v- and |'..i» .\.' .  .i`-'ty
a great ill-al of ani-a~ii-,.-~». i- I- lt.
Corporal Aliiiiiii li-fi llii ~i i.i<| I ]1\i.l iii
.lilly for Ii iiuontou, and i¢l»=.~ wi. ii' . i
notposii»ila~io ilieh- pi.-=.-ir »i ii wa,
but liesiiysiliiit tliere neil- I. :ii -hip
which winiered in tlit- noitii I.i-' ~,\;i.ll-x'.
the Bowlil-iiti, and I{i.rliil. ..' i'ii .la-I
Island, nuil the Ili-i'iiu\vi ;i|.»i l‘ ii . .i'
Point ilarrow.
lluslilus ilii-St: tlirrv \i. il it 'I 1,- lv- i'
ships ..-i.i.»\. <-.n...- ii. 1..-I  . ..i.»=.
lic was there und \\'Iili'l\ luit-utleii iw :-
out last fall, hui of ullif-ii .-1. I . .
ilit\|iu|(crl io \‘cai'li1Iii- |’.itiil-'.
Minard's Liniment Car. f, l"i--~.
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iifullliie of I<,‘-,Nt ‘.' 
LACIE \'.".i,l_\"l`i,`Tl-`»`.
by for the licst :ii .I iaiit 1
stock ever si1..v.~ii in ti,-_
city, all prices fruit  N
each up as high as iw: .;-
care to gc. '
Comic Valentines
iu great variciv. I
I I,o\\'t-si prices: \‘,`I'ii'c<;iIo `
5 and Retail.
I -- ~
I Minaits
(for thc small boyi.) i
' Ii.
50,000 in stock. 
Grevnnd Pni;\t»-~.»l
Morbles. Glass /'.l~ f
Iles. Agates iSc.. .‘,§e. `
CART`ER&C0 lid, i"
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Advertisers. Nearly E y Y
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