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T"E_rBRlTl_SH ANl>._  _THE       CLiiiiAx_    
..FRENca eoivsuis   is si‘ii_i_ri->iecoo/nii\ii».i\ii or Huiiian wisooa
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At }.3.li.'_i:iPii“'.3»»3l\d St. Pierre will l'iave Full  A r .' A  1 if ' . W Says Minister Oliver oi the Autonomy Bills-
__ in the North West Says Vice President Whyte ol the C P R-
.statuis-.~H¢'“ii”-' --w3"5i‘lP$ "Oi Britain. f _  f . . ’  ’   " _ I ' ° ` i'lis Coming Election not a test of Public
Volume ol immigration Lar and Quality Grows Better-
'C » f_’re`nce and America to Patrol New- i Y  '  A  ‘ " ’ Opinion-But lie is in Accord with
Dominion Steel Co issues ore Bonds to increase
I f°"i\iii°i\d Waters. A A    sir wiifrid.
31'-  N- F-» April ll~(Speeiall.-' and the French wnrsjiips Lavoiscr
Th” Briiilll F.°i’°l_Kll0filee has annouucedilfrouilc, Chnsscloupc and Labat, will he
U10 BPP_Qil1i»m9|\i' 05 C°D3\1i_Hl1\l1l[iS0n now' sent here during the coming sunimer to
"lf K°“§i_‘!,A5|“.ti° _T‘!l_’l‘9¥. B_8.C0l\Hlll of _patrol the French Shore. I
St. Pierre, Miquelon, under the terms oi It is also believed that several Amer-i
the Anglo-French Treaty of 190-1.
The French Consul at St. John's, hither-
to unrecognized, has received his
can wiushlps will shortly arrive here
owing to the prospect of friction _between
the Colonial Government, and American
CX0‘l\l3t°Y`- l ilsiieriuen over the new Bond fishing bill
It is announced that the British war- and t.lici'iglits granted under the tieaty
sliips Cambrian, Scylla and Ring<love’of‘I8l8. _
lllill llllMillllUS IN
iiii iiivin ciiiiiiiiii
Reports friiii Fort McPherson
Police Say Winter There Has
_ Been Mildest on Record
O'r'rA\vA, _April 9.-Reports and diaries
up to as late a period as last January have
been received from the Mounted Police
detachment at Fort McPherson ou Peel
ltlver, near the month oi the Mackenzie
ltlver. The statement \vni-i made that
indians arriving from the upper part of
Porcupine River reported a large quantity
of decr in that country. For the last few
years deer vrere very scarce there, but
this year immense herds have been cross-
ing the Porcupine and going in it south-
i-rly direction. Quite a few Peel River
Indians were camped close to Fort Mc-
Pherson tii'is.\vluter. They were unable
togo to their usual hunting grounds as
considerable sickness existed uinongtl\e_iu_
There have been four deaths up to the
date of the report. There wlrc no white
niissinnurics, but two nativo clcrgymen
among tlieln. Sonic Indians who went
from Fort McPherson to the Yukon liave
returned stat-ing that it is very hard for
them to get a living around Dawson and
they intend to remain with the tribe. Six
white inen:i\rc proi-ipectiiiiz and trapping
on the Porcupine River between Luper-
rles House and liampnrt lIousr.They have
considerable fur, but no traces ofgold have
been found. The winter has been the
mlldest in the recollection of the abori-
gines for a great many years. --
WEATHER FORECAST.
'l‘onoN'ro, April 12.-(Speolal.)-East and
south winds, mostly cloudy and mild,
with some light showers.
THE TEH PER ATURE.
The wcathes continues mild.
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TIIE ROOT OF NEURALGIC IIEAD-
' ACI-IE
Is an irritable condition of the nerves
caused by cold. Relief comes quickly
from Nervillne, the great pain reliever ol'
today. "I consider Nervilinc a iniiiglcal
I‘<‘me1iy for neuralgiu," ivrites Mrs. L. C.
llarris of Baltiniore. lint l never worry
if Nerviline is in the house. A few appli-
cations never yet failed to killr the pain.
I can also recommend Nervilinc for sLlil'-
nelss, rhcurn tiom and muscular pain:-i." In
usa nearly fllity years; try Ni-rvi inc your-
sc .
We showx comtant succession
ofnoveities n dress goods. silks
and trimming.-Paton 8: Co. ird3i
Qdil-QE QQE BEE
Slater Shoe Co’s Agency
in‘ Charlottetown is transfer-
red to _
A Goff Bros.
We have about iizooo worth
of thesesSlloes in Pictou and
eipect them here at any time
now. -l '
We will’ be pleased to see
all the many wearers of this
popular brand of shoe at our
store. " _
new, latest make’ iind special-
lfmade. ’ _Prices stamped on
every pair)-
xily td‘ibe liadgnow at 
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i S010 Agents.
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goff Bros.
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Tuesday forenoon.
liiiuso iiici"a't l2.l5.W WW' W 'WW
The tciirl<~i'ol" Murlcy 8: Gariihuin for
printiiirrjoiirnals was accepted.
The Premier reported that the delay in
opening in the forenoon and the ubsencc
ofa session in tlicafteriioon were owlngto
the fact that both sides were dcliberatlng
on the winter coiniiiunicatlon resolu-
tion.
M r. Mntliicsou said the work referred to
was perhaps t/he 'most important to come
hi-.foie the Legislatiirc. The present is
the most opportune time to press for n
roinedy for the wrongQwhloh now exist.
A bill.._to amend an Act respecting the
l.ei:islat.iire was read a third time and
passeil on in party division. _
The House went into committee of the
whole with Mr. McWilliams in the chair
oii the standing Rules of the House
which were in part agreed to. The re-
mainder were allowed to stand over.
'l‘lic Reports of the Provincial Auditor
on the Public Account, and of the De~
partinent oi Public Vilorks were laid on
the table.
lloui-ic adjourned till the morning at
ten o`cloi-k.
Easy to Take
Easy to Operate
B use purely vegetable-yet than
osx, prompt, healthiul, satisfactory-
l-iood’s Pills
MASS MEETING. _
_ . ' ' ill b h ldi
~ -A11 ins- footwear win bs‘ -“-P"b"° '”°°““gW ° ° “
the, Market Hall on Friday even-
ling, April 14, at 8_o’clock to re-
ceive the report of the delegates
appointed at a general Convention
of the people of Prince Edward
Island onthe subject of communi-
cation with the Mainland. held
matters connected with this. im-
portant missions _ _
D. NlCf{0LSON‘.
Match Iotli, and consider all other
MoN'i'nuA i., April ll-(Special)-William
Whyte of Winnipeg, second Vice Presid-
ent of the Canadian Pncitic Railway is
payinq thc city a flying visit.
Mr. Whyte is nuicli ciatcd over the note
of expansion which is still predomlnent
through the west.
“The volume of iiniiii|.rratioii," said Mr.
Vlfliyte, “will bc well up to thi- figure ut-
Capacity of its Plant,
lliis means that the lialniicoof the issue
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pci een t.
iEiPlllll SPllll’S
illllil llliiliMilll
Mrs. Spain Says She Lett Her
Husband Because She
Wanted Peace and
Quletness.
The New York Journal referring to the
Spain-Salmon niliiir said:
“Finally Mrs. Spain left her liusbiiiid
and came here to earn a. livelihood. Cap-
tain Salmon resigned and said he was go-
ing to England by way`of New York. Hc
says that when he reached here his money
was all gone and he searched for and
found his friend Mrs. Spain, at whose
house -a boarding house-he ate his
meals, ond, it is charged, was known as
Captain Spain.
Mrs Spain obtained and still holds ii po-
sition as secretary in the Womli.n`s Chris-
tian Temperance Union. The fli'|.cen-ycnr-
old son of thc Spains corrcsponilcd rcgii-
larly with his mother, Capt. Spain li-ariicd
in this manner of Siilnion‘s presence. in
New York.
- 'rin-: nvsnaivn Aiinlwzs.
He cainc hcrc, and alleges that he dis-
covered I)r Fulton hurl paid thc visit men-
tioned. Proceeilings were at once begun.
and thc arrest followed.
Mrs. Spain f-iald last niizhi at her borne,
No. ll3l Second avenue;
“I -ani iiorrllled ut. thc allegations of my
husband. They are absolutely unfouiidcii
and malicious. Dx'. Fultoii never paid
such a visit, and my relations with Capt.
Salmon have been merely friendly.
“Captain Spain treated nie with the ut-
most harsliiicss. He abused and bcrutcd
me, and I ilniilly had to leave him because
lic _would give me no money tosupport
myself.
“Captain Salmon remained in thc city
after his resignation, because lic could
get no funds to take hiiu to lilnpglaiui and
maintain liini until hc got back to his old
status. He took his meals here, as many
others do. I-lc never spent a night or day
iniuy house and never acted otlicrwise
than as an honorable _ami gentlcnianly
friend of a vi'oinan`s husband should.
“I have been an invalid for years, and
yet,Csptain Spain has treiiteil me as a
man could not treat; his wife if he were
sincere. I have not sued him for divorce,
because Iwant simply peace and quiet,
through her charming personality.
i town yesterday to enlist for the garrison.
ltiiss Bmsciin Youxq, Wliiixi Road
Cross leaves today for the United States.
l Si-:noi-1/\N'i‘ GOOD, Qui-bee, arrived in
Gi-Juliiii-1 A. I’00l.P1, Lower Montague re-
turned fi om the mainland yesterday.
A siiirsii-::\"i` of hockey sticks ordered
_early in thc winter came to hand Mon-
day.
1 .i_\.ui-:.~i Ci..\irii, North \\Iiltshire, crossed
thy the Minto yesterday on route to _
i Regina. ‘
I l'i‘ has been impossible yet to secure a_
'teaclici-for_Domestlo Si-icnce at Mount
lierliert Consolidated School.
I Miss Br:i.Ln SHAW and Miss Mary Mc- `
Ewen returned yesterday from fa visit to
Miss Marion Morrisey, Georgetown.
CANDY, Ice-creuin and the izrcat comedy
i“Merchn.nt of Venice" at the P. W. C.
Concert 'l‘hursiTi\y evening next. Como
one, coinc ull.
noon to Boston, twelve line specimens of
island horses. Daniel Boyce also shipped
two for st. John. l
Miss Lottie Ross, Bedeque, sister of_
'i`h¢-oilore Ross, has completed her science _
course at Guelph stuiidiniz sixth in her I
class with a percentage of over Til. I
oi horseilcsh as Mr. Robins always has
Sr.i.i.,m~i 8c` Mori ow, bought yesterday
I-lall, to-morrow (Thursday) evening at li
o`clock. A. E. Morrison will read ii. paper
on Trout. Admission tree.
~i and lie Cral Ein
at the P. E. Island Hospital returned home
W. S. Mi:Kn~: shipped yesterday after-~
that Mis. Craig in improving rapidly. _
Senate Adjourned Till May
3- Oliver’s Election
Campaign.
0'r'rA\vA, April ll.-(Special)-Tlie An-
tonomy Bill was further discussed today
the speakers being Pringle of Cornwall,
Miller of South Grey and Staples of Mc-
Donald, Manitoba.
The first and last strongly opposed the
bill but Miller. who is a Liberal, strongly
criticized the Methodist. Guardian for in-
terfering in political matters.
The Senate will adjourn tomorrow until
-May Iird.
‘ \Valter Scott has gone west to assist
Hon. Mr. Oliver in his election.
throat ailments are quickly relieved by
Vapo-Oresoleiic tnbletsftcxi cents per box
All drugglsts.
` Your hand on it madani. We
have the best stock of new up-to-
date English goods at Paton’S.
~Coughs, colds, honrseness, and otheij
\_ViNNii-izia. -A prll 11.- (Special-)~ lion
tained lust your while the quality of ini- of $2,500,001! authorized Dee. 31st. iii() wil F“"“k 0“""' M‘ Pu me “ew Minidmr of
niigriintn will be inucll better. be paid up. 'the Interior, reached the city to-'day on _
‘"1`hl.=i is especially true of those hailing  It is expected that tho Company is in a. _ |,i,,. way from ()¢¢,,“._1 to ,,o,,test his |,y_ `
from thc British Isles who are this year positioii now to use tlTis money very ad- _L_|cction_
coinin;.¢overin increasing numbers. vantngeously and tlial. the new iuoney Mr 0__v"_ _‘UM _ml mnsider _hu ___`_
lt was announced Lodny that the Domi- will go towards wliolesaie extensions. in ` ” ' ‘ `
nion Steel Co. would issiic one million fact the claim was uiadc that thc capaei- _
election will constitute ii test of public
opinion on the separate school issue.
Ile also admits that while he is in ncuoril
with the provisions of the Autonomy
Bill an laid down i`n the measures sub-
mitted by Sir Wilfrid, “The Bills are not
exactly as i would have drafted them,
nor indeed are they the climax of humsu
\\'isiloin."
more of it-s si-coiid inoxlinigcbonds. _ ty  the plant eonlil be im-reused about 40 `  
 xeunincd from ` l Lines on the deal-h of Hattie P. Bryen-
i ' _ lun, Mayili-lil, l.ot 23, filed March Ziitli,
AN aiit.i-smoking club has been formed ` llilli, ugi-.d i5 yours and 7 moiitlis.
1'” St' Dunsmnls Caihgc' | This sweet yuunk Kirl of tender Years
llilss. CAl¢Rll»: Cl¢AB\\'l1Ll., Cardigan, is lius pus'sed beyond the vale of tears
visiting the Misses Woolncr.   And eiitr-red into rest.
A'l‘i`i-::ii'ri0N is called to Prof. Eai~lc’s She was so Dui? in hmm “pd mind
N0 trace of irnilc could e'er you iiiiil
ad. in another column. Read it. ~ Sl___,____ m|____d among “___ |_h_st__
li. Lnltoi \\'ii.LIs has bought Sydney _ __ _ ,
     life SP‘>“°"@S Y‘=S‘°“'“Y- 1 :f.'.".‘::1::;.i;::;i‘:.';:f.;":;§:::f.f;f5.
And take witli him above. '
But oh ! we tlmnk the God Most Hiuli i
Christ siutl`crs not the soul to die
'l`liey‘rc praising Him in love.
The widowed niotlior who is left
i Oi hor two iiaugliters she`s bereft
Still triistinig in (iod`s grace.
But oh l on that great jnilgiiieiit day
When ull hor tears are wiped away
Slie`ll see tlicm face to face.
The mission girls togctlinr meet
For their great. work must still go oi\
_But they their treasurer miss.
And still their prayers to Heaven ascend
To Him their orphan sist.er`s friend
Now crowned in endless bliss. `
We thank our God for such n. life
Anil also the triumphant death
To this young: angel given.
For if we in this life shall be
As faithful unto deal h as she
' \Ve‘ll meet. with lici' iii Heaven.
Carleton. A. L. M.
i CHICA G0 MARKETS.
Cmoario, April 11 - (Special) _
March Corn 485 May Corn 48|
“ Wlioat 8T.i “ Wheat il:'>
“ Pork $13.10 “ $12325
Iron-Ox Tiibleis are for sale at the*
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Tono;\:'i'ii, April ll.-(Special)-Onlya.
small crowd turned up t_n»dny at the no-
mination p1oi:cc<lin;;s in (`entre Toronto-
Edmunrl liristiil was noiiilnuteri byJ_
W. Seymour Corley and the nomination
was endorsed by the usual twenty-live
electors. Then: were no other nomina-
tions.
Tm-: death took place in Winnipeg
recent-ly after a short illness of i’a.Lrir-_k J,
McManus, aged 43, ami brother of
J. McManus, Boui-iliaw who went to
his bedside a few iveckn ago. Ueceaseil
had been in Winnipeg for three years as
a contractor, Awidmv survives him tn
whom thesyinpatliy of many friends will
bc extruded.
THERE'S N0 BETTER FOOD
For all than Clai‘k`s delicious Park and
Beans-plaiii, with Chili or Tomato Sauce.
5 and ll) cts. tins.
-i-hs anyone seen the mysterious Shy-
lock in pursuit of the unhappy Antonio
around the streets of Chorlottotownl If
not come and see them in the great
“Court Scene" at the P. TV.C. Coiici.-rl.
5,ooo new Christy hats are heie
now ready to fit you. Hurry up
because the Erst is best chance.
Prowse Bros., the Stylish Hatiers.
i i _ _
W. F. liiiiiixvs shipped his pair of prize _ Hd .ii . 1\D0©il€l'l\l‘lP-‘i iillil- Tritt ‘_ 12d 31
curriiigc liorscs to Boston yesterday ¢|_ ‘='==  ' _ 4 _, €
o.ftcrnooii_ They arc splendid specimens »- __ | _ _
E THEY
day. _ Whilsin the oit these pentleinaii
are guests at the Vioto -St John Sun
W  l
in st! anti' -
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and giving the population of each Briti.-;lil']’. E. I., on his way to the Wei-it. Mr. d f 1, f rett atterns thut
intellectual gifts and iss islcy ' i ‘ ' cost  be so sma _ ry us
Are, Perfectly Printed, and
Are as Handsome as a
Picture When on the Wall. _
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from Alex McMillan. Brackley Point; . .
tiiree cattle weiiglilrig 3000 pounds. They
will be on exhibition in the market at - 
liliistvr. _ ` _`  4 _
A'raniectingof Tietliel, Lot 48 School  m
Dlstrui at which Aliri-fl Lund presided it ’ Y _i 
'Vwai-idcclded that the district do not at _ _ A A .'._»,____f ___ -"1 _£____‘. if 
prcsentuiiitc with the consolidated school U  5_0- ._/5 'f  -"
ut l\’louni. llcrbcrt. Em " , _ ,_ f -’ T?-
V Fin:  fe’ _  i.
I' 'IME .\’:itural I-ilstoipv and Antiquarian _ _ A 1/’
Society meets in its new rooms, Market A   R 5  Y. _ \
Mi. sss'§Blancl\e |Nel gr, - _ _
erald who have been visiting their inothcr _ " ` ‘~
i Are Made of Good Stock,
Hilti l'°°““5° °f “W *‘°“ Wh” is "nee" ~V°""`°’ yesterday. Friends will be plesed to learn 1 _QV
old, and would realize the dis race at- ` , 3 ._,_,.`
taehing-to suchasuit.” K _ ATB B¢8\\tif\lllY COlGl'¢dp "ik xiii _ ,'.“,`l'.‘£f’ _
THE death took place yesterday after- _;f)2‘i'/ E -i
noon utter a long illness of Miss (iert.rurlv uk,  i '
l'.Ai7Chi.i’N MCKINNGN, Moiitaguc has_ B. King, diiuglitcr oi tho into John A. _, rp; ' l ‘
returned from Quebec where hc took ii King ol this city. 'l`lii- bereaved nintiii-r, __ _-_-*_‘ “_ __ _
three months course. sisters and brotliers have the syiiiputliy ol' " ,i-mi  
A. A. IiAR'rl.`r:l"r, Pmviiielal Manager t'h°"'"'"'“y friends' _   ,  :
for the Imperial Life Assurance Company A. C. HORNE, brother of the Principal d , h \ _-_;&»..‘-__.',1 v _,
of Canada, has distributed a handsome of the Empire Business College, passed T118 SCBSOU TIRE hllfdly COIDIIICIICC 111 l. C '____B\ _ M __ _
wall llthographishoiving the coat of arins through Truro t/o-day from his home in    b1151IlESS but WC TISVC Hllfady Sfilt  `» I; __/
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possession. It is both interesting andl`Iiorne is wcll-known in Truro, where he repeat or ers or a nluniie 0 P y P  E '_ i , -3
,,,,.,,,,¢¢|,~@ me resided at iiitervoie .imingtno past have been snapped up almost as soon as they were I 1% ,- 5
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‘ - four years.-Truro l\'e\\'s. | ned _ \ _,pl - _ Q.. - '
AN announcement of interest is that . - °Pe , 
ot the engagement of Prof. Watson, o|" J. A.Snuim.m'r and W. W. Steven¢.of _ DON"]_` buy 9, DINGY, FADED Out PAT- /_ __
Mount AIIlsdh‘Ui\lversltr. and Ghicv. B¢""‘Y- “““ A- M- "'l`°'“” °' """‘"‘°"' TERN come to us and et a handsome UP-TO- . " 
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M Pu which will he menu foiwird to Beverly to- » 1] T _ \L¢(f`:) .ii i_.  . i ‘ 
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