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l5aSSeng¢I’$ Reach the City Saturday Night- Extended to Him by West- New York Butcher Found -Treated by the Upper Can- which  will S00" C3i5l“~l|l¢»_llVllll¢  
some Experiences of th.-me who were mmsterChurch,Winnipeg iiis Yard Shot and Fright- edian Papers-Laurier May Still Waggs Fi¢|-¢¢|y my All §id¢g_A‘(
-Translation will take ful Man led- Police R -
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- Tied up-Conductor Hibbett Su - I - ' .g »e.slg" .westls Agamst One Pomt Alone Onward March
' P place in a- Few .Working on the Him-Sifton for London _
rises' Belated ones 'ai George- ` Weeks. Case. Commissioner. 'S St0PP¢d°
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HA1.rrAx, March 5,_(Specp;|),_A¢ the NEW YORK, March 4___)Specm)___The OTTAWA’ March 5__(Sp0cia"_Upp” U Nzw Yomr,Mar.:5~(Speeial)-Confllot- On the Shnkhe river the Russians am _
' ‘ ollce today investigated the murder of Canadian papers deal seriously with the mg reports came md" from Mukden and 'wrongly 'mwenched ‘nd Bt this °“° Wlnt
n Italian butcher named Pedro Fellnoljseparate School question. other points in Mmfchurm but summed "|0110 thi? 0l1W|1¥‘d IDBYOII Of U18 JIIDB bl-B
vhlch they say looks much like the work The Toronto Saturday Night in an ln- ur;.£;e;u’;;Tat::lf;)fL;“i:inretreat although been stopped for n time at least.
*fa “l.llaok Hand ora. Mafia organ. `spired article threatens that unless pres- Kuropntkin is retiring but Slowly- on the Ham, and len, wings Genera]
_ 1<el|no was the proprietor of a butcher ‘sure is withdrawn Sir Wilfrid Laurier ,1.h8grentbmMc sm' wages “nd is con; Ok" and Genera] Kumld .re slowly but
nop. His body was discovered ina yard may resign. mulled with terrible ,winery "ring ‘ming steadily Continuing their turning move-
1 the rear ofrhls shop today with two Other papers .slrongly urge that this kept' up ‘ ments andfoming the Rugsian wing, on
bullet wounds In the head. His th;-oat provison of the bill be dropped. In Mukdm “H is excitement' The 'hips to me (_c,m.c_
as cut and several slashes were made Nova Scotia members expressno opinion mmm is “mlm n couple of mms of um, There ,S cvéry m.nb,,|,|my ,hat Mukden
across the chest-. but are watching Fielding and appear town and me armleryis shelling Russia" l will he c,}Dtm.ed withh, 5 very short
' ' ii-_W ready to follow ms mad' positions all around the city. l~l|“°- '
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It was pleasing news to the entire Pro- ‘
vince on Saturday when The Guardian
announced by telegrams from Picton that the passengers was the arrival of Con-
the Stanley had got to between two miles ductor Hibbett at Georgetown. 'Ihe
or n mile and a half of the Minto off word had gone out that no train would ar-
Pictou and that passengers and mails _rive there before today or tomorrow and
would be transferred to the Stanley. arrangements were made by many of the
The passengers, about ninety ln all, passengers to drive to Mount Stewart.
walked over the intervening barrier of ice
between the stcamers, and *the Stanley harbora thin line of smoke was dgjn fax
left ou meturn for Georgetown about noon, of
not waiting for mails and freight and tion of eierv one Newer and nu,-er lg
reached Georgetown again shortly before came and soon the welcome sound of the
seven. There was a big crowd on the l
wharf and Capt. Brown and his boat was Stanley as both train and steamer reached
given an immense ovation both from Georgetown almost at the same
Georgetown people and from those on time. Needless to say Conductor
board. Hibbctt shared equally with Capt. Brown
Among the passengers longest detained the congratulations of the belated travel-
in Picton this winter waiting for a move- l
ment in the Stanley or Minto was J. P. start was made for Charlottetown which
Woodbury, the popular manager of the was reached about- midnight.
Queen Hotel here. It will he seven weeks
.ago tomori-ow_ since Mr. Woodbury left Lean of the Princess. I-Ie was one of
Charlottetown for Sydney, expecting to about three hundred passengers on a
return in four days time. He reached derailed train near Bro\vn’s Point which
I-’lctou on January 24, the day the steam- narrowly escaped being n. serious and pro-
ers stopped runningslxweeks ago and had bably a fatal accident. ~
remained there ever since till Saturday
last. from Georgetown about midnight Satur
Mr. Woodbury madeffour efforts to day night The passengers who had
reach Cape Torment-ine and cross by the c
lcc bouts but without success. The first been detained for weeks at Picton includ-
time he was taken lll with the grip and e
was laid up for two weeks. The next through to Charlottetown-J. P. Wood-
threestarts only took him a short dis- bury, Mrs. John Colllngs; Edward
tance along the road when derailed snow Hacket, Tignlsh; W. N. Hankin return-
plows and snow blockades co lling him i
to return and he succumbed ‘mths lncvi- Quarrie, representing Vim Tea, St. John ;
tqbleJa,nd_1aidup. at Picton till the ice J.
Barrier was broken. Frank D. and Mrs. McDonald from Syd-
On Saturday the passengers went on ney ; Capt. McLean of the Princess from
board the Minto at Picton wharf and pro- u
ceeded about two miles out where they min Perry. Summerside: William Bal-
were unable to make further progress. It stead, Lawrence, Mass., and formerly on
was with feelings of joy that they saw the the Princess ; Jas McCormack, George
Stanley approach in the distance and town; F. J. Rufier, Montreal; J. H. La-
soon the transfer was made. polier, Picton; Jas MoEntee, Bangor,
During the trip over Captain Brown re- Me ; G. W. Atwood ; T. C. Savage and
maimed in the lookout on the mast the en- Mrs. Savage, Montreal ; E. M. Wilband,
tire afternoon directing the course of the S
steamer. The passengers were ull loud land.
in their praise oi his skilful management
of the boat and before the wharf was
reached showed their appreciation by K
hearty cheers. V
Mr. Woodbury estimates that there
were atleastiib people tied up nt Picton
for the past/few weeks. Some of them
wcre“stiapped” and others walked to
Cupe Tormentinc a distance of over 100
_Be sure and get your supply? at
once before the snow melts; these
may be a‘_gre_stscar¢ity in Ru -
ber goods as the steamers may not
run for some weeks yet. We have
now on hand about:
35 cam Men’s, Women’s
Child’s Rubber Boots,
3o cases Mews Rnbl-ers. . . . . .
go canes Mi-in’s (Duke), . . . . .
o cases Women’s [Lena toe
cnps]................ 
33 cases Womeu’s (Croquet
plnin.)......   55::
8 cases Women’s (Olive
Storm]..............  75,c
__ And a quantity °f B0!! 1
Misses’ and Chiidre_n‘|-
Men’s Rubber Boots. . . . . . .‘$4.oo
w'°n1en's~U u ,. ..-.¢¢ 2.25
. . . . . . . . 3.60
. . . . _ . . . moo
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65c
Boys) ‘I
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Chlld'a “
Goff Bros
Harry Abbott lost an infant son this week
Coughs, colds, hoarseness, and other under very painful circumstances. Sev-
throat ailments are quickly relieved by eral weeks ago he was playing in the bam
Vapo-Cresolene tablets, ten cents per box and fell upon n. board through which n.
All druggists. nail projected, and falling his head
*_ struck the nail which penetrated the skuil`
‘ so that when the child stood upon his feet
r the board clung to his forehead. A passer-
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THE DELUGE ls CDMING 1;,
ing and the little sufferer died on Sun-
Rubbcrs and 
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Wlilolcsaeir and l(i)c(tl|il.S 11?’  ...Tit   
miles during the early part of the month.
Perhaps the most pleasant of all to the
As the Stanley came up Geo town
in the distance and attracted the atten-
OC
omotlve whistle was answered by the
ers. The train was soon prepared and a
Among other passengers was Capt. Mc-
Conductor Hlbbett's _ special arrived
rossed hy the Stanley many of whom had
d the following, 'most of whom _came
ng from Sault Ste Marie ; George J. Mac-
C. Watson of Lewis Bros, Montreal;
trip to Boston and New York; Benin.-
t. John, and Herbert Grey from Eng-
To cure a headache in ten minutes use
umfort Headache Powders
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Bmoor-:'ro\vN, Feb. 27.-Mr. and Mrs.
was called and extracted the nail
edical and surgical aid was unavail-
CHICAGO MARKETS. _
weeks time.
to secure n successor
Klunon has received from Winnipeg du
ing the past few months.
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BORN.
cf Rev. James Simpson, a daughter.
DIED.
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At Morell Rear, Monday Feb. 20th,
Mrs. Patrick McCarthy, aged 170 years
leaving a sorrowing husband, two sons
and one daughter.
Suddenly at Chelsea Hospital, Mass.,
William H. LePage of S. S. Halifax, form-
erly of Charlottetown, aged 44 years.
At Burlington on Feb. 23rd, William
Delaney, aged 82 years.
At Rusticoviille, on_ Thursday, March
2nd, Isldore Doiion, aged 25 years.
Ar Cornwall on March 4th at three
o'elock, Ann relict of the late Robert
Frizzle, aged 88years.
Funeral will take place to day(Monday)
at two o‘clock to Cornwall Cemetery.
At Morell East aftera brief illness on
Feb§lU, Mrs James Hogan aged 55 years.
There are left to mourn a husband.
four_ sons and four daughters, Will
Frank and Mrs. J. Smith in the
United States, Mrs. P. Fogarty, Cardi-
gan Bridge and Annie, Laura, Wilfred
and John at home.
close of the services in St. Andrews p
Presbyterian Church, Sydney tonight ` a
Rev. Clarence McKinnon gave the con \\
gregation tounderstand that he had nc_ lo
cepted the call extended him by Wesv
minister Cl1uroh,Winnipegand that thel sl
translation would take effect in a fewiii
The session has appointed a committee R w
This is the second call which Mr. Me
Tononro, March 5.-(Special.)-Moder
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light local snow falls or names but purely by Mr- Lord frmu Gent- Flnleywn of the
air and moderately cold. ‘Mmm-
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WEATHER EOREEAW- pgN|][MN THE ".;;;‘;.§:f;:;';°.‘33:.::_°““°“ir
urn Tnmrnnuronr. . Sm :-We went out yesterday with n
Yesterday was the Qoldcst, for somg ST. JOHN, March ii.-(Specinl.)-The iCPOWfl0f men and dynamite. I had no
"mb The thamlometer descended to 3 County Orange Lodge in Session Saturday ,faith in the dynamite after seeing it
OFFER FROM CARNEGIE.
the University of Virginia on condition
that the authorities of the institution
would raise a similar amount from othier
sources. Mr. Cu.rlegie's offer, it is stated,
was made several days ago and will be ac-
cepted.
A llmaul Whistle.
In the train D! 'Anne of Denmark,
when she ,went to Scotland .with
James VI., was a. gigantic Dano of
matchless drinking capacity. He pos-
sessed on ebony whistle, which at the
beginning D1 a `drunkcn bout he
would lay on the table, and whoever
was the last able to blow it was by
general consent considered to be the
"champion of the whistle.'~’- It hap-
pened. however, that during his stay
in Scotland tho Dana was defeated
by Sir Robert Laurie of Maxwelton,
who after three days and three
nights of hard drinking left -the
Dane under the table and "blew on
the whistle his requiem shrill."'- The
whistle remained in the family for
many years, and the last person who
carried it od was Alexander Fergu-
son of Craig.-Darroch, son of Annie
Laurie, so well and musically known.
Bobbie Burns immortalized the sub-
ject in a poem entitled I".l`he Whis-
tio."-
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used! In homes
all over Can.
Ada where pun
lb* in apps-oelk.
led. It will
noi cake.
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MONEY TO LUAN
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO
Invested Funds $23,000,000
The Company lends money on improved farms, and on o
ductive city, town or village properly, on the straight loan p an,
or on the instalment system, at lowest current rates
The Company has exce tional facilities for eiiectlng loans
without dela , and at vgryl ttle expense to the borrower
For furtllef particulars apply to
HYNDMAN (D. CC
eiexs, Peters & Inge, Solicitors, Cl1towii,P E I ,_ M /Wi W Paper . _` 
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Western members are solid against
‘Laurier and support Sifton. The latter
is mentioned as probable successor to
PIc"rou, Feb. 28th, 1005.
used at the Stanley two years ago but I
-above zero and last night. registererl7 "ight Pnsiwd H “F0118 1`€S01\1ifl0l1 C011- was very ghd to do HD hh. ’ _ C
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°'b°"°- ilemnlnll’ the Separal” S'-`h°01P"°"l3l0n9 change. After cxplodiiiguea [lx olorthg ory of the late E. F. Clarke of Toronto
_-__ of the Autonomy Bill. dynamite, and making a lot of holes a
ahead of the steamer, we then made a d
recent the ice tc see if the holes were »
from there up to the wharf it is about
two feet thick which the Minto goes i
through easily. The belt is three
Just see the water from the Minto's
bridge. From the masthead ilne lends of
water can be seen'
You will see that no one can tell when
we get out of Picton.
Yours Falthfully,
ALIAN l<`INI.Arsc:\" q
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-A meeting of the South African
veteran celebration committee will be
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Or'rA\vA, March 5. -(Special.)- The
ommons flag floats at half mast, in mem-
nd on his desk rests a large wreath of
eep red roses, the tribute of his Conser-
any help. The Minto run upon the ice ""ti"e' f"u°“' m°"‘l’"s'
and stuck f st. It t k ll th ft -
AE Nh” Mu° Creek. FGUFUHFY 22. £0 noon to cut ller downnosolllldlt shecv:ou(lld
Daniel and Mrs. Taylor, s son. Congratu- WASHINGTON, February %.-The Post ‘back out, Then we were may M the edge
l“l7l°”5° SHYBI “IU WHS l`01l*1blY l’9D°\`l~€fl |11 of the heavy ice. Furthur out it is much mon-ow'
Washington last night that Andrew i
‘ Ch"I°""°"°w"' M‘“°h 4"" t° °h° “If” Carneniellud offered ro give $500000 to ucolgsegoinlmizrlllglg Pd?v°el1?:lJ1`;T¢l!rgmm
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A representative delegation has gone
to Toronto to attend his funeral io-
Champlon Liniment i`or_Rheumailsm.
Chas. Drake, a mail carrier at Chap
nviile, Conn., says: “Chnmberlaia's1-‘ain
andnhalf or four miles Wide. We un ilalin is the champion of all linixnents.
he past year I was troubled a great deal
'ith rlieumatism in my shoulder. After
Vt
trying several cures the storekeeper here
r
ecommended this remedy and it com-
pletely cured me." There is no use of any-
one suffering from that painful ailment
when this iinimcnt can he obtained for a
mall sum. One implication gives prompt
rcliefnnrlits continued use for a short
ime will produce n permanent cure. For
ale hy all druggists. _
LOST-At corner Queen and Fitzroy,
held in Capt. Melli:-ih`s office this evening Frid“y_ eve."i”g' Pair of rimless eye
m7oI,__lock_ glasses. Kindly return to Mrs. Ii. R.
ongueil at Mr. L. A. 1Iaszard’s, cor-
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Claiming that for Constructive
Work Man is at His best
Moncron, March 5.-iSpeelnl.)-Rev.W.
Between Forty and _,___
Sixty Years-Rev.
W. Camp Speaks.
Camp of Sussex preached in the First
Baptist Church here this morning on the
Life of Noah. Ha took exception to Dr.
Osler's'theory that creative ability be-
longed to men under forty and that sixty
is the chlonoform forage.
“T'\\'us possible,'; he said, “that in
the realm of discovery, men were at their
best at forty but in the constructive work
man was only at his best between forty
and sixty."
lie referred to Noah who was si
hundred years old at the time of the
I loud and was only in his prime at four
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