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Two Days ‘» Fighting- and the
Russians- Rotreating
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Kuropatkin Admits Defeat-laps
Advance Toward Hai Cheng
and Liao Yang.
guaoxr wnvs Holm BATILB. -
LONDON, August |(Speelal)-After two
days lighting Gen. Kuroki has defeated
the Russian forces in two separate ac-
tions. ` : E
wnl-:nn THEY Wall Iononr.
These battles were fought in Yushu-`
likza and the Yanaee Pass, the latter
being northward from Motion Pass and
eastward from Liao Yang.
osN. KuaoPA'l'KrN's alroar.
Gen. Kuropatkln reports that the Jap-
anese have occupied lkhauven, east of
Liao Yang and Yangse Pass, thirty
miles east of Liao Yang.
'rss nufsiaNs FALL aaol.
The Russians have fallen back from
Yan . se Pass but are holding positions on
the Saimatzla road which leads toward
Mukden, on~ which there has been
heavy fighting, the Russians olering a
stuuliom resistance. -
srAxsLaaiaos DANGER.
By the Japanese occupying Slmu Chang
dofentiu; Gen. Stakelxerir the latter is in
dan.cr of beinzcut oil' from Gen. Kuro-
pnikiii, _
[The above brief despatch only touches
a part of the urge Held over which
General Kuropatkln had Lefore reported
u general engagement in pro,ress. It
refers ilrst to the flgit with Gen ral
Kuroki`s forces, advancing towards Lis/0
Yang and Mukden and se:ondly toGen.
Nodzu's advance on Hai Chang. ln both
cas s we have Japan_;sssu:cess and ad-
vance with the -usual Buaeian ntirlpeis..
No mention, is m-do of what Gen; Oku
was doing alt~ ouah he was also engaged
to the westward of tie rai'wayllne not
far from Hai Chang. We shall doubtless
have further important news at any early
day concerning these movem nts.] '
MEDIOIN ES YOU CAN TRUST.
There are rd family medicines rhat have
such a tirui h id on me cond-ver oe of ihe
people as Ln. sa u' Dr. A. W. C- me, the
famous pnyslei -n and reveipr. book author.
The superior sklli as a p'~ysiei»u au-' the
integrity of chaowter- ior » nich Dr. Chase
is everywhere known stand ».s auuaranoee
for his medir-in~s, on ewry box of which
are found his poriuait and signature.
The Latest  
See the new Boots for ladies _.`
The Art Boots and Shoes ’
Ever;/:Murray ‘
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Walker, Parker,& Co., are, 1- -, '  V  ` il.  ` ` l ' t ' ' A
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an visfxili oxfer<i"sliis¢»"i\i L secrequt i ' - » i ' ,
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tm “gnu” un” .Q ,‘.75; ,`.\v.` --wzvfr., _“_ __ _; rt I W, _ I ~ ~ _ _  reed however that no action be
Pllfi than we have two more
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_Observed -Yesterday git `St,_.-L,
' ` loseph’s Conveni-
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ful--An Eloquent Sermon 
Rev. .l. C- McMillan;
Centenary celebration of St. Joseph's
Crnvent commenced yesterday momlng
at 10 o’oloclr by Pontiilcal Blah Mass
WMU” WM Bllllll bv His Lordship Bisa- p
McDonald assisted by Rev. J. C. McLean
and Rev. T. Curran as desc n and sub-
deacon, Father McLennan and Father
’l{l\~s..Ga_i‘ant Deacons of Honor, Rev. J.
C. McMll'an, High Priest and Rev; Dr.
Morrison, Master of Cereminles. 'An
el quent ssrmin t.uching on the early'
Hlstzry of the Catholic Religion in P. E.
I. and the estahlls-lnz of St. Joseph’s
Convent was de ivered by Rev. J. C. Mc-
Millan, Cardigan.
St. Dunstan's Cathedral choir under
Director Blanchard rendered Leonard‘s
Mass and Mozart‘s ltlth Gloria.
After Binh Mass the following cleray-
were entertained to luncheon hy ‘ the
nal.; or the so<ia.iity¢_un Loiilsiiip
Bishop McDonald, Rev. Dr. Morrison,
Spiritual Direct/or of St. Josephs Sodallty,
Father J. C. McLean, a former director,
Rev. J. C. McMillan, Rev. Terence Camp-
bell, Dr. T. Curran, Rector of St.
Dunstun's College, Rev. R. J.
Gillis, Rev. Gregory McLellan,
Rev. K. McPherson, Rev. A. P.
McLellan, St. Andrews and Rev. J. M.
Reardon. In the afternoon nn At Home
was given and all members, toth resident
and visiting spent two enjoyable hours
and were delighted to inset M.ther St.
Angelina, the ilrst Superioress of St.
Jcseph’s Convent.
»In the evening at 7.l5 Benedictlon was
giv.nandtbe singing cf the Sodality
Choir under Mother St. Athanasia was
excellent and was followed by the Te
Deum sung by tae clergy. At
B o'cloek all repaired to the
Hall which was beautifully decorated
for the occasion. An address was ri-ad
by one of the members to which His
Lordship hipplly rep‘ied. Auld Long
Syne was then sung, Fathers McLean,
Qallant-ved-lO\liBln~~joi|»ing~ in- the
trio. Fathcr McLean favor d the audience
sith a, solo, and the singing of the
Nntifnal Anthem cos d the day's
celebration.
Piior ioiiii _ciiivirseii osio.
Musxoxa, Ont., July 3|.-Professor
John-Campbell, formerly of the Pres-
byterian college, Montreal, and who
resigned his chair in the college at a
meeting of the general assemlfy, held
at St. John rccent'y, because of the
appointment of Professor Scrimger, as
princlpa', died at his summer home on
Yo Ho Island yesterday morning.
All thc Latcsi
est Postal (aids
Proceediiigewero Highly Success'-"
ill Mlllllllllli
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V tha" Park 1
in Qiiicagiv-Two Passengers
were Wounded. `
'nucnes sins .nan nu.. _i
Lormos, Aug. 2-(Special)-Consuelo,
Duchsts of _Marlbomugh, was thrown
from 'her horse in Blenheim Park and
considerably bruised and shaken. Sho
will probably be confined to the house for
a week.
'mam alan or Ar onxcaoo. "
Cmcaoo, Aug. 2-(Speclaii-Four high-
waym n held up tho Illinois Cent:-al's
Chicago and St. Lous express on the
outskirts of Chicago and acquired all the
money and valu.bles carried by thirty
passengers in two Pullman sleeper cars.
TWO PA$lNGlH-S WOUNDlD~ V
Two passengers who were slow in
responding to' the oomumnde ot the
robbers were hit with a hatchat and one
seriously* iidured. r
STARTLING DIFFERENCE IN COM-
PLEXION.
Many coin and wfrt cures contain
causllics and acids. but Putman`s Pain-
less C. rn and Wart Extractor is entirely‘
Veaetabie in composition, never hurts
set/s quiakly, and is sure to cure. Try it.
CHICAGO MARKETS-
Oaxoaoe, Au g. 2.- (Special)-
Aug. Wheat 94§ Sept Wheat -
“ Corn 53§ “ Corn -
“ Pork $l2.8'7h Pork --
VON PLEHVE'S SUCCESSOR.
LONDON, July 31.-A special despatch
from St. Petersburg to the Agence Russo
says that Count [gnatleff will succeed 'he
late M. Von Plehve as minster of the
interior.
THE lll|lIHiSS `lHllUWll llllll
L `- l PHEIIIPIIIE
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-Has a_Bad Fall from Horse in_Serious Accident to Dr. Bur-
r wash and Party
‘li‘l`l'lf"lW!V'UlVlNl|‘D0llll9¢1fA|m9Sf-A Very Narrow Escape-Rev. T. H.
Harrison Drops Dead-Papal
Delegate at Newcastle.
BIRIOUB DRIVING ACCIDENT.
CALGARY, Aug. Z. -(Special).-
Chancellor Burwash and his brother, Dr.
John Burwash of Victoria University
Toronto, with their a ivei and Miss
Burwash were driving a pair of hroncos
when the horses become uumanageable on
a hill and carried the r‘g over a preclpi e.
DB. aimwasl-I’s Naanow ascara.
The ladies and Dr. John jumped, but
the Chancellor went over the bank and
under the horses.
He was badly shaken up and cut.
asv 1'. i_I_._Has.s.isoiv moan.
Daasnaiv, Aug. 2.-(Special)-Rev. T.
H. Harr'sou, Methodist, dropped dead to-
day.
He had been ill some time with
nervous prostration.
THB DILEGATE AT NEWCASTLE.
town was a mass of Bags and hunt'ng to-
day in honor of the arrival of Mgr.
St-aretti. ~
HOW THE OOCAINE HABIT STARTS
Generally from using catarrli snulfs uuil
lointrnents containing this deadly druig.
lt is well to remelubcr that the oily
direct. scientific cure for catarrh is
Catarrliozone, which cures by the inhala-
tion of medicated air. Sirnully breathe
Catarrhozone, and it will cure ii. 1 forms of
of Catarrh, flronchltis, Asthma, Lung
Troubles and Deafness. Fvery breath
from Catarrhozone inhaler soothes, heals
and relieves. Permau nt cure gurantecrl
even thoauh other remedies failed. 1`ry
Catarrhozone, rice $1.00; small size, 251;.
Drugglsts, or  O. Poison & Co., Kings-
ton, nt.
Da. H4MiL1‘oN`s PrLL:~i cuaa BiL-
' Lrovansss.
A stabbing aifray took place in the
city last evening shortly aftrr six o'clock.
The victim was Harry C. Connolly and he
was taken to the City Hospital about
seven o'clock suffering from a cut across
the bent of t’~e stomaih indicted by a
knife.
It was difficult to ohta`n part/cula.rs of
the stabb`ng last night as the principals
were ln a partly intoxicated conrlit on
.
A STABBING AFFRAY.
but it is allcved that the deed was done
ry _one James Murphy ina saloon on
Great Gcor,\e struct. The quarrel wli`r,~|i
preceded the deed was of short duration,
'ut Connolly had a narrow escape fora
slightly deeper cut in‘ulit have teen fiital.
The wound was dressed hy Dr. Ki*`iy
iiiid last iilnht the victim was taken from
the hosp tul to his home on Grafton
street.
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Magazines W' dsgr
Ali the Ncwcst and Lai-   E=:’~§;:»,;'-I:-refs;
l
ee
used in homes
all over Can.
ada whefopur-
R R nl "IHA “A -.A,.mP  ,M B. 1<lo.ers rv~poi~tcd on thcui-1-iiiig if the
   .0 Gem-i~iilA:-.~u-nilily in St. John.
Tie amount ocllevtcd in data- for
' Pwsli tcrv Fund was $104, with oi.hi-r
   1 1 .siiurill :ulriiiioiim
- lnniisvvorio n qui-.-tion of Rev. Mr.
Mi'Dci\illil mi io 1-.liivtioii of \‘liii'i'.~< thi'
- _ ° ° principli- if thi- 1'. iigresiitionul. not
_  C     nectioriiil, elvnti n was eniincintcd hy tl il
E Pre-sbitrr
A nnmhvr rf changes if Pri-sihitiry
 ‘ '     b und:-i as vrl'ri\ft.edV by the i'.omniltt4»r- if
wt Charlottetown' .I I A _ t$ir;lSly’r;;i!iy.vins road and npprovi d by in
, 0
V _ ‘    A petition, asked by forty five menilvers
of St. James Church to ie forwarded to
' -  l _ the Synod, requesting that the :action of
‘ V l ' ‘ V he Pres! ytery in dissolving the session
 is reviewed, was read, and gave reasons
for the request of such action No one
appemerl in support and a motion was
w'  ...__ ta A _ _ ‘ - .- - ' = A memorialisuppou-tad t|y1'. C. Jamss.
_ -f 3' .slate i if / i., i if, ;-- WRITE FOR SAMRLES. L :.':.:..';v°:':.‘.i“....‘.'.:‘.:'.' sr.. 
ln plain sea GNU* ' ' ‘ ` ` uentlmr that the S od tale no action
V’ L  iilioiisunicrs Cordagc Co 
Nawcasrcn, Aug. 2.-(Special)-The
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  - _ii sissiii
Transact much Business ai
St. James Yesterday '
New Moderator Elected and Old
Clerk Re-Elected--Matters re "
St James, Discussed.
was hold in St. James Church yesterday.
After reading the minutes of vast mee t-
lngs the hu lness of the docket was taken
up. '
Rev. H. G. Gratz, Alberton, was appoiu~
ted moderator for the coming six
months.
The quest'on of the appointment of u
Clerk for the ensuing year was taken up
The nominees were T. C, Jarncs and Rev.
R. G. Sincluir of Montague but the
motion in favor of the latt r was with-
drawn u'tcr some discussion.
Rev. A. McLean Sinclair, Belfast
wus nominated for the moderator.-hip
of Synod.
Rev. D. Finlayson of North Dakota, was
asked to sit and correspond.
Permission was given to other members
of Presbytery to add their names to Rev.
Mr. Fullerton's dissent to Preshytery's
action re ihe eldership of David Small
which was to be transmitted to Synod.
Cons'derab e discussion ensued on this
question and Rev. Mr. Millar who had
signed while not present at thc meeting
ln which the ,matter was considfred, had
his nume erased.
A committee composed of Messrs Siu-
clair, Belfast, Sinclair Montrigno;
Ratt e, Alberton we c appointed to uu-
sw. r those ilissensions and defend the uc'
tion of Prcsbytery before the Synod.
_"_"_i‘. Murray as one of the committee tl
vi it rlic coiigri-gatioii of Frciicli River
r ported 'hut the people consented to bi*
coriueited with Keii»iii;,gtoii and Long
River cliurllics. Tin-,rv was trouble about
thc church lands which were not legally
vested in iinyoii `, lio»virver.1I:Iv susgestsd
that the lands lc put temporarily in thc
hands ofa committee of Presliytery.
There pi rt of thc Loininittce wus adopt-
ed and the diligence cf the Loinuiiticc
c Jmmended.
The Presbytery then adjourned lor
lunfheon.
The Presb, tory met at 2.30 and resum-
ed the discussion on the recommenda-
tions i.f the icmmittee re the Long River
or New Lf nd in North c ngregati n.
After the matter was considered for
some time it vine riiieed in the rrcwm.
mendat on of R v. Mr. Full rtfn that the
matterbc dmpped f r the pie ent, t‘ at
tic session 4 f Krnsluat n and Long
River be cited and also tie represen at-
lves of French R.var and that the matter
be then 'sfued fir all time by the Pr shy
tory.
Rev. Mr. Murray presented a c-all with
300 names from Long River e nd Ken'
slngtoii with $900 stip nd ti Rev.
A. D. Sterling The co riiici i f t‘ e mod-
erator wai approved but thc issuing ul
the cull deliiyed fora wer-k and tha' the
P/eil yi.i>ry meet next Wwliiesday at
ll o'rl .ck iii Keri iiigtoii zit. vi hi li the pre-
vioui uniiter hc iiisposcii il' xi il rho c.'i‘l
to Rev. Mr. Stcrli g is uvd.
T. U. Jamiszis Coiiveuor of ilio Coni-
iiiiilcv to strike ~ruiiiiii\;.: miiimiil.cos ru
i|m'l.eil uii thi- vim iiiittvi-:~ for tli ». Pi‘\-.~l»y-
tcry iiiid ii viiiiiiiiilliiii was iiiipiilixivrl who
i-,xaliliim-ii thi* .miss uiiiil i'i~i'oi'|i.~.
'1`lic iuodcrator was ins'riii-ii-ri in
riwv iv into t.lii~ Pri-.si _yli-riuii iliurrli lil-v
John H. Davis, M. A. iii' Si. John foriiii-r
ly ii Baptist- iiiir\ir~‘ti’r pri~pnriiii4' for iiii.\i
.-iioiiliry work iuiil wlivii lii- siuiiiiin-ii his
iii'.i:1‘.[itiiiive oft,|i(~‘.fririiii1lii that his iiiiini-
bv iidilcii to the aiipunrlix of thc mil.
Ri-v. lf. J. Hillitvc, T. C. Jilin\~.~,iiiid Holi.
__, 5"" Syn d 'A
lIllllli!lllS Wllll
ll] lIlliH WHALES
Many Licenses Asked from
Marine Department
Election Bill _ Passed Yes'erday -
Six Miners Suffocated at Sault
Ste Marie.
The quarterly meeting of the Presbytery -rm, “K(._-"ON ‘CT PAHBBD
O'i'r/iwa, Aug. 2-(Special)-Theelection
Act lm-S864 l»0d8~y- it provides that the
returning oihcers shall ilx the dates for
voting in Gaspe, Chiucoutiml and Sngue-
nay, Quebec and in Comoir, Atiin, Yale,
Cari'ou and Kootenay, British Colurn ia.
Arima wliauuu Licauriss.
Hon. R. Prefontuine took up the i_ill to
regulatctishing for whales in Canadian
waters and said he had received 23 appli-
cations from Quebec for whirling licenses,
17 from Nova Scotia, one from New
Brunswick and ll from British Colulubla.
six uiuxiis suifincsrsn.
slauixr Sra Mama, Aug. 2-(S|;eciai)A
AL the Shakespeare gold mine six men
were killed by enwrlng the mine shaft.
too soon after an explosion where t cy
were suifocuted.
WADE iS NOW SAFE.
Orraws, July Bl.-Mr. Wade, ol An-
napolis has gone houie, ueicr to rcturn,as
ho liclds the :ippoiutiucnt of chief of the
Grand Trunk tacific coiiiiiiir-sion. Ben-
jamin Russell is still awaiting his _judg-
sliip uppoiiituicut, which is due in a few
\\'i-.ielrs.
IN OUR GRANDFATHERS YOUTH.
Paralysis was almost unheard of in the
youth of our granopnienis, and nearly
every newspaper contains a recoid of
someone being stricken with this dreadful
form of helplessness. Paralysis is in
reality a starving of the nerves, and can
always be prevented by the timely use of
Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, a preparation
which has no rival aa a creator of nerve
oroe.
SPEClAL1(_)l|CES.
Scarce goods at Weeks BL Co`s Appl’ques
and l'-raids just in per express.
Hurry if you want some, wont lust long.
Weeks & Co. dress goofs and miliiiiery
loaders. 3d 2i
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Souvenir .
Post Cards
i5.5oo.» '
just received from the
firm who printed our
new '
SOUVENIR BOOKS,
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PRINCE EDWARD ‘
ISLAND.
The most lweavitifiil
Souvenir Post Cards
yet seen here. A
number of subjects to
select from only 2
cents each.
CARTER & C0.,l.ld, '
Souvenir I
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