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-l€lEFCAl>ES ROUTE HISLAND MEMBERS si. all nas S  '
_ NOW AT THE FR() T, - 'ASK QUESTIONS
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_llleeting at Emerald Yesterday Adlourned to About the Bridge and Murray l_'_l_arbor Branch The Dawson Clly Team wi.,
1. Charlottetown _Where a Massflathering to Which Minister Emmerson” Replie's-
' of Elected Delegates will Assemble Bills to Prevent intimidation of Em-
on Tuesday, February I4. ` ployees and Re Level Crossings.
M
 The hall at Emerald was well filled yes-
Erdsy afternoon with electors from that
riving village and the surrounding dis-
tdlets all interested in the subject of the
ijnprovement and development of the
Capes route to the mainland. Among
those in the audience were the following
and many others from the different
localities named :
Summersidc-Capt. Jos ph Read,
Messrs J. A. Brace and J. ltr. Clark, the
two lust named being delegates from the
Board of 'l`rndc. .
Carleton-\Villiam Carruthers, Frank
Schaeer, John McQun.rric, Donald Mathe-
son.
Albany-Michael Delaney, Joseph
'Noonan, \Vm. Noonan, Nell Cameron,
11. A mea, Gilbert in-n. '
Kilikotn.-Rev. J. J. McDonald, Dr.
Gallant, T. A. Mclver, Ambrose Monag-
han, A. McGuigan and others.
- ` Tyron-M. C.'-Deianey.<
Newton-P. J. Smith, James McKenna.,
Hugh Mérver, Theodore smah,.renn Mur-
tagh and others.
Shamrock--Jas. M. Duffy, John
and other_s.‘
Emerald-Peter Hughes, \Vm. Delg-
han, Ronald McDonald, Art Seaman, P.
F. Hughes and many others.
Charlottetown-the editors of
Examiner and The Guardian.
Shortly n‘fter_one o‘clock the mee
was organized by the appointmontofDon-
Kelley
The
aid Matheson, of Carlton as chairman and Qelancy to that effect, which after dis- t
, cussion was adopted in somewhat amend- "
]’. Hughesi of Emerald as secretary.
ltcv. J. .l`. McDonald, read the follow-
ing telephone messages from the Presi-
dent and Vice President of the Cha
town Board of Trade regretting their in-
-'lbility to be present.
Rev. J. J. McDonald, Emeraldz-
Regret very much that stormy appear;
ance of morning threatening u. railway
blockade has prevented me from attnd-
ing meeting at’Ememld today." The cause
has the fullest sympathy of the Clnulotte-
rlottc-‘ sideratiou -is too iinportant to be dis- C
hold at Charlottetown in tho near future
c
tint 'thc different Boards of 'Trade be
'urgently invited to attend. l
Vice Pres Ch’town Board of Trade lu
expressed his pleasure at seeing so many -
present. The subject of butter commun-
vantages and losses cntailcd by our
isolated condition and frequently
interrupted communications with the
outside-world. t’
Rev. J. J. McDonald, regretted that
more of (thc ditl`cr`ent sections of the
> .
thouglit the question of winter comluuni
cation was too important to be satisfac-
tui ily discussed and settled at this mcet
federal and local members were present.
Some of these were now in Ottawa, and
no doubt the blocked condition of the
roads had kept others away. All
admit that. our present communications
are not satisfactory. The pro-
posed tunnel was thonght too costly
by many and some other plan
to better present conditions should be
developed, lie thoughtit better to accept "
the suggestion of I-Ion. Mr. Hughes, and 0
moved a resolution seconded by Mr h
f
ed form as follows : lcd
Rcsolvcd that the matter under con-
posed of at this meeting, and that it is .u
desirable to have a larger and more repre- S
I roviiu,e as vlell as fiom the several th
boards of trade, and, having an invitation to
from Clnlrlottetown to discuss the ques- to
tion _there, this meeting do now adjourn
nlcatious shouldbe of interest to every- ed
bodyon the Island in view of the disa'd- built. "o
Irovincc were not represented He th
O'r'rAwA, J an. 30.~(Spcc_io.l)-’i`he House
to further discuss the question under gal, down lo buslnesu- ln ,.,,_,,,L.st.t0,l,,y_
onsideratlon at to-dny's meeting and ho'
l
ldlng afternoon and evening sessions. '
Replying to Mr. Martin, Hon. H. R.
(Signed)Geo. E. I-Iugheg, Emmerson said considerable .work rc-
uined to be done on the Murray Harbor
On taking the chair Mr. Matheson Brunch and Hillsboro Brlllgm
Three wooden bridges would be replac-
hy steel and several stations have to be
'_l‘h,p erection of stations at Grand View
and Newton Crossing is under considera-
ion.
Concerning the proposed railway be-
tween Stanley Bridge, New London and
e main line of the Island Railway Mr, l referred back to the committee.
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HHHIH EHEFUU
CIIEF00, Jan. Ztl.-Twcnf.y-seven men
nd women, comprising the first party
refugees from Port Arthur, arrived
ere in ajunk today. They stated that
wenty-two other junks bearing over 5410
oncombntants were also coming. Sev-
rul launches immediately left with the
ea of assisting the junks in reaching
hefoo. _
These refugees, including men, women,
nd children, have been wait-ing for a.
_ _ tcarner at Pigeon bay. They were with-
S?“t“t’“_""‘ gnthfrmg fron? "H pmts °£ the out shelter and were obliged to sleep in
esaad. The expected slcamers failing
arrive permission was secured for them
use junks.
Therefuges slate that since the flrs
town Board oflfrade. `
(Signed) D. Nicholson,
And further Resolved that Capt. l
t° meet M Oh“rl°t'tet°Wn on Tue8d“y’ few days following the surrender of Port
Mm February at 1 olclouk D' m' Arthur there has been practically no loot-
ng, the Japanese olllccrs dealing sternly
< Pres. Board 0! Trade. Joseph Itendbe and igl hereby appointed wlth all on.emle__S The Clllnclw were
Rev. J. J. McDonald, Emerald:-»
hc present. today at your lilmerald meet
i convener to invite the Province at large
ill
ore culpable than the Japanese, who
Reg;-ol. very much my being unable to "t_o hold meetings at an early date for the genomuy confined l_lmmsclve_., lo mklllly
t
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ing. Ain strongly in sympathy with the
people
except-
lnovcmont, as I am sure are all the
of the Province with very fcw
ions. `
I would suggest a Mass Meeting to be
e mass meeting above mentioned W
Delaney the seoondcr, J. A. Brace, Capt. W
Read, J. M. Clarke, James Kennedy, Mr.
Campbell, F. Schaefer, Mr. Pendergust la
and others. Some were at first strongly re
“muse or nppuinting delegates to attend small articles, which they probably
anted cblcliy as souvenirs. The consen-
h .
The "muon was 'spoken to by Mn sus of opinion is that the soldiers behaved
ith remarkable self-restraint.
Roughly estimated, two hundred civil-
ns lost their livcs during the siege. The
fugees generally exhibit no signs ofil
BABY ECZEM A.
“My daughter was afflicted
eczema from when three weeks old.
ed we hozan-the uso of Dr. Chase`s
Wellanrl Ave., St. Catlxarines, Ont.
ot' opinion that the general question
with should be discussed at this meeting, but
llcr
mitlrclicatl and face were raw, and she.
was in awful distress. When rlootors0f_n-nl_l-
ment which' has entirely cured her and
sho has never had the east s_ynlpton\ of
the trouble since."-Mr. Patric ' bullivu..u,_
when the matter was t.hreshed‘ out the
generally representative meeting con-
with the weight of the Province behind it
would bcttcr further the object in view.
A The mcetin then ad`ourncd
Large Lot of
of
New Lines
Ladies’ ~
Slippers,
Very Choice.
' ]ust received. Our cheap-`
' ' 7 5c.
1 strap slip'p'er,toe cep,$1.o5
és: iinie 1 strap slipper 1s
and $1.20. _
.r strap with bow, very
$1.35.
Fanc 2 strap, fancy
beads, ;r.9_o.
9 Patent leather I strap f9J§¢Y
nice,
jet -
in NOTE and LETTER
 SIZE, plain and ruled.
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'_ It is understood that measured will be
at once tukcn to call meetings to elect
delegates throughout the Island and to
have the various boards of trade, and
members of tho Legislature notified so
that a rousing meeting may be held on
1-ith February. There was mucl\_ conver-
ju urned, in which the greatmcrits ofthe
Capes Route was the general theme.
S. S. STANLEY
one case of
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TABLETS '
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m'l`l11’ Suzie steel and
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chidrenc lpqzty slip
very nuff? if , »
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and
Very choice lines, .
 wane, CREAM an
=-,-- me nur.
Ask to sec lllgm-
Qgitaszard mars
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prevailing sentiment was that a more'
vcncd in Charlottetown and able to speak
‘ By tht LAST TRIP (lf
health from their subsistence on a re-
stricted diet.
WANTED--A vase \ of headache that
Kunlfort Headache Powders will not cure
n ten minutes.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Oxuosso, .Tannery 30 - (Speclal)-
Jan. Corn 451 May Corn -itil
“ Wheat. 98; “ Wheat 117
Pork $12.82!; “ Pork $l2.ir2l
llicyclists and all athletes dcdend on
BENTLEYIS Linimcnt to keep the joints
limber and muscles in trlm.' ‘
Emmerson said the surveys had bc,... -\'
a Decisive Victory from
the All Pictou County
Players.
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MoNc'roN, Jnn. 30.-(Spccial.)-In the
ew llrunswick League Moncton tonight
cgmpluwd buf, gm 1-guy; was not, yet, do- defeated ,the St.‘John Mohnwks by a scare
¢ld¢d_ A of twelve to one.
The report of survey is not yet sub-
“I1-:s'rvlLl.r:,Jan.30 .-(Special. )-Dawson
mitted owing to the illness of the engln- hockeyists added another to their few vic-
cer. Tenders for construction will be torics this evening by 'lefcnting the All
called in August. P
Several bills werevintroduced, among
ictou County by a score of 7 io Il.
After Sunday`s rest the visitors were in
them being Mr, Gul,hri¢‘S (Q pl-event; the better condition and the game which was
intimidation of employees in elections. ll
His bill proposes to prevent employers
fast. one wus theirs from the start.
HALH-'Ax, Jan. 30. ~(Spee-ml.) --In thc
from even- asking their ¢ml,|0ye¢,, (0 Nova Scotinn League Windsor defcatcd
vote. New Glasgow in Windsor 5 to :land--A.ur
Mr. Lancaster's bill to amend the llnil- ll
way Act, relating to level crossings was (7
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UN SilN|]ll NIGHT
A daring robbery was committed at w
crst defeated the Wanderers in llallfnx
io  ,
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ll|lS UN SlHlll
Archibald \Va1‘rcn of North Rusiico met
ith a severe loss yesterday afternoon by
the residence of John M. Duncan, on the sudden death of his horse on the
Bayfield Street, on Sunday night last street. Ile hndjust come to the city and
between seven and eight o'clock. While after stopping to give the animal which
the innlates of thc house were attending w
as somewhat overheated a drink at
cliurcli the front door was opened by some Hea.rtz's fountain, corner of Great George
unknown person and the house ran- and EustonStrcet,d1ove ontGreat George.
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sacked. Fifteen dollars were found in a
hen hc had gone aboutn. block, to
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room up-stairs and were taken but noih- lIooper`s Corner the animal dropped dead
ing else is missing. There is as yet no on the street.
clue to the thief or thieves. _ _
THE WEATHER '
'rim rnonnnrurms.
Tonorwo, Jan. 31-(Special)-Fair ami
cold. _
'run 1*!-Jmrnnzvrum-1.
Tho weather yesterday morning grew
considerably milder than in early morn-
ing and moderate weather prevailed
during the day. This morning promises
colder.
Loan Bn/lssfv SPEAKS”
LONDON Jan 24.-“Let us not." said Lord
Brasscy while addressing the Swansea
Chamber of Connucrce, “hamper or hind-
cr our producers in their competition
with powerful rivals in those open mar-
kets to which we had free access. Were we
noi. on surer ground in examining how
best wc might give aid to the develop-
ment and expansion of these countries,
largely our own possessions; \vhcre we
know that their growing prosperity must
increase thc demand for British goods."
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Court ordered a writ of certiorari to issue.
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SUPREME COURT-
Henry J. Coombs vs. Robert Fcnnell.
This ease which occupied the Court
for two days was concluded Saturday at l
o'clock, when the jury after an absence of
about fifteen minutes returned an unani-
mous vordict for the defendant. Counsel
for plaintiff, A. J. B. Melllsh and Morson
K. C. For defendant liasznrd, K. C.
l\ioNnA\', Jan. Iifltll.
ln the matter of the application of .Iol\n
McLellan for n writ of certiorari to re-
move a conviction by John S. Forbes, J.
for King’s County. On motion the
his wasacnse wherein it was alleged
that John MZ-Lcllan obstructed n. public
highway by placing ll. fence across lt. llc
vas convicted thereof and fined $5 and
costs by the J. P.
Gallant, Appellunt.Trainor,Respondent.
Securit-yordered lust term to be put in
this appeal case not forthcoming. The
Court on motion of Mr. Weeks dismissed
hc appeal with costs.
The case of Clarke vs Mahi urdo, Action
Coughs, colds, hoarscness, and other of tresspass tricdNovc-.mber term liIU$i.
throat ailments arc quickly relieved by
Vapo-Cresoleno tablets, ten cents per box.
Rule for now trial being argued. Stewart
{ ~ ` ‘ - ' . `.
. C. for pla|ntifl`and Mz.Quarr1e, K (
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All druggists. _for <lef_c-ndunt.
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CHUSSIHE--B” lHl ltl llllllS ll THE iIlPlS. I
..um-_?-
- ~\-_-._.;.-Y _._._.~. - - -
--.___~ _A  _.__;_ ._  A-ms _ _
= , -  -_ _ l age or receiving only a slight dalnngc,
f '  _/_
" l “Itls difllcult fora Russian ofllcer in
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terly. Few details, however, urc avail- tl
able beyond the ofllcinl desputches.
tion was shown to curry the war into the W
territory held by the liussiuus.
'l`hc \\'u.r Ofllcclays the blame on the
the troops on the open plains. Sl
:muse taki|1l;udvnllt.lgc of the check of
ilun River. ,
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l-he Russians however \vcrc entnrely
successful :in rcpulsing the Japanese hu
USSIAN ATTACK
` FAILS UTTERLY
Failed to Break Through Oyama’s Left Wing-
The Defeat Again Disappoints St. Peters-
burg- North Sea Commission Finish-
es Hearihg-British Evidence.
Sr. l’|-:'|‘l-znsnlllio. Jun. 1'.ll.-(Special.l- everywlicre. News ul' this dt-feat is crgae
General l\'urnpatkln's attempt to break cl
through the.lap.~a, left wing and outflank popular idea is that the movement was
Oyama on the Snkhc River has failed ut- undertaken to distract. ilu- attention of
ally hnrd for the (lovernment. for the
lc people at home.
Poms. Jan. till.-’l‘l\e lh-iiisll witnesses
. O5'“m"' "n5“"""’d K“mp“t'ki“'*" “‘lV“"c° finished giving evidence. before the North
by " “°“"L“" “mwk l’“""° 3"°'*'- ‘U~“l""*l' Sen commission today and thc Russians
ill ht-gin tomorrow.
I\`othlng of n x~|tnrtlinl,; nulurc vvashearfi.
W/lnsAw, Jan. Ill lSln-cial.)-Street
0xm°('m0lY "Old “'0i\i'»|"?l` “lid the -"“°“` lighting was resumcrl here this morning.
which rendered it hazardous to expose 'l-lm lm0l,,, bclng ,,ll,,,,_.k,.,| by tlu. mol, ol
rlkers were ordered to form a square
S"'"‘l°l""" l'“'°"e‘l L°° ‘"m"“l° 1* l’°"lU°" and fire from four sides which they dill
for the Russians to capture and the Jap- killing m,,l,y_
Soldiers are continually exposed lvl
the Russians hurried up their reinforce- slllpers “ml lmw f,.eque"l_ly been §ta_bbe_l
ments and assumed the offensive on the l,y pa,_,5,.r,,,l,y on l_l,e Hm_,el,,_
Many innocent persons have suffered
and che death list is now placed ata
ndred andviixty.
THE tllH'S SHIPS' I
WEHE |]lSlHllYlil
Tl Km, Jan. 2l<l.~A Russian Admiral
who had just joincdltlle prisoners from
Port Arthur no\v in Japan, has given to a
correspondent of The Associated Press an
ext-ended statement, covering the defense
and surrender of the fortress. lie ,chur-
acterizos the surrender before the gar-
rison had reached its exucmity as a dis-
grace, bitterly criticizes Gen. Stocssel,
and lands Gen. Kondratenko, commander
of the Seventh East Siberian Rifle Regi-
ment, as the true hero of the defense of
Port Arthur.
'l‘he Admiral admits that bitter friction
existed between the army and the navy,
and intlinmcs that there is a probability _
of enquiry into this matter by vburt-mar-_
tial. lie insists that the Russians dc-
sfroycd their warshlps at Port Arthur be-
yond nny possibility of salvage by the
“When the news that Gen. Stoessci had
sent n letter to (len. Noni offering to
surrender reached the navy, we realized
the necessity of destroying our ships be-
yond the possibility of their use by the
Jan. l every vessel in thc lmrhor was :fn
ordered to be torpedoed scvernltimcs in lm
It was ahard night's work, but the Jap.
anosc \\'lll'nevcr bc able lo utilize a single
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Henpcck-Doctor, my wife has
jaw.
Doctor Wise-~l`ll hurry right nro
llenpeck- No; no. I)on't come until
Japanese. On this point he said: latter part of the week
l'lLlNDI~iD \\'lTA lll'l.\T)ACBl'l.
Pcople_ often get blinding headache.-
,1“l,,,,,¢,_.,c_ Ape,”-,linlz|y_ 0|, me night, of that suller from _cons_t.ipation.SIlnplest re
ierly is l)r.iiam|ltons Pills of Mrndrakt
d Butternut. 'l`Tley are mild, certain
il safe. l'ur headaches and lrilliousriess
tho engines, boilers, shafts, and funnels, use only Dr. l-Iu\nilton`s Pills. Price. 2.lc`
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ship of our navy nt Port Arthur."
“The friction between the army and
the navy was the result of orders ro
cclved from Sl. l‘e\-crsllul-l.;. These orders
cnnin to (lon. Stocsscl and inlinmt.1~d flint
the navy should emerge and fight tin-
Japanese.
“lt \\ ould have been useless to emerge
witllout n. definite ob_jcci- in view. \\'e
know that we must light ilnlileflialcly
1Li'i,4:r we left thc harbor, for 'l`ogo`s ilcci
awaited us. 'i`l\c|\, :liter lighting, our
badly dznnlalgcrl vessels would have lawn
forced to run to nculrnl harbors and there
disarm, while Obr vessels escaping dani-
would have been compelled to run thc
long di:~.t:tncc to \'ladivostock nfier fight-
lng a sevinul enlzagenicnl. with Vice Ad-
miral l{nn\imurn‘s squadron. '
talk about (ho ond. ll was worse than n
mistake: it was a disgrace. The fortress
could cnsily have held out for another
month, as it had food and ammunition
sulilcirnt for that period, n.nd if Kendra-
tenko had remained alive lt. would h_t\\'t
hi-ld out for months longer.
“Ai a council of war helfl three days
l»nl`or\~. cnpllulation, at which twenty-two
oi’ i-hc higher officers of the army and
navy were present, only'tln‘cc officers-
(`hlcfof Stafi'Rcl|<s and two others-fa
vored cnpitulation."
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The publisher of the best l"n.rmor`s
paper i|\ i.hoMarltlxno l‘rovincos in writing
to us states: h
“l would my that I do not know of a
mcdiclno that has .stood the test nf time
like MlNAllD'S i.i.\'iMEN'I`. It has
been an unfnillng remedy in our house
hold ever since Ican remember, and has
outlived dozens of would-be competitors
and lmitntions."
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