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JAPANESE BATTLE-SHIP ASAHI. AN()
The splendid fhatliig fortress Asahi is 400 feet lc length, 15,20] tons displacement, and her 15,00) horse-power engines will Tha gosmck scouts h,,v,, to keep Ly,
drive ber at a speed of about 21 miles an hour. Her principal weapons are four 12 inch guns. those wolves rarely appear in large pack
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THER TROUBLE FOR RUSSIA. p
air eyes open for the Siberian wolves as well as for the Japanese. Fortunately
s, and seldom attack men unless pressed by starvation.
RUSSIANS ARE
WE
They Say, with Result'
Fighting at Yalu
Say Japanese Dead were Pile
Heaps--No New Flghtini! a
Capture of New"Ghwang
IUBBIANI EASILY BATl6FIED»
Lounou, May 4-(Special)-The Ru
profess to be well pleased with the g
stand made by their troops on the
and declare the Japanese loss w
much greater than theirs, that it
practically a defeat for the Japs.
aaa' 'runs 1>ii.nn 'ran .urs in naar
The Russians place their losses a
than Ill) and declare the Japanese
were literally piled up.ln heaps and
success purchased at terrific cost.
A CHXEFOD DESPLTCK DIHCBEDITED.
All advices today deny the re
capture of New Chwaug and there
news of fresh fiahting.
as arisuno raasirnoon.
Aa there is not and has not bee
Japanese force naar New Chwan
nt and
reported captdre was a transpare
absurd falsehood. '
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isurnemecounr.
conviction of John Ramsay and
Palmer, Justices of the Peace a
Charles Lidstone, Allan McPhee
complbinanti The defendant made t
piication to quash the conviction o
around that the proceedings again
should have originated before two
sitting wgsthér. ii§;`.‘stewai-t K. 0.
ed cause against the certiorari, an
t there-
McQnan-ie K. C. argued in supper
of. The Court ooqlldsrs.
Clark vs Mcldurdo. Action of
to land, triad in Sammsrsids last N
bor whore verdict- was for plsint
Quarrie K. C. for plaintiff, Stewart
for defendant. Mr. Stewart todar
for anis for a npw trfai.' Judlms
reserved.
Matheson, B A, for admission
study of law, in tho olos of
Williams. on the necessary sort
' a from
and production of his diploni
Dalhousie University. The Court
him to be admitted without exam
The application of 0haries,W
Dom
aisx. Francis Lariiu ng'
Packing Oo. Ltd. 0n.mo on
Weeks who was actin! oabohail
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Kianaa I Williams 'in' their.
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Re application for oertioriarl to r
treo
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The Electra arrived at 5.15 p. m. Tues-
Miss Josie Morrison has taken the
northern store in the Rafuse Building at,
foot of Kent Street. Miss Morrison, who
has alarms number of assistants employ-
eo. is a practical and artistic dressmaker
and it is pleasing to note that her busi-
ness is developing so rapidly. Success
follows enterprise.
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Marlborough us'Lorsi Lliutsuint.
Is, is becoming notorious how des-
perately eager the Duke of Marlbor-
ough is to obtain the expensive post
of Lord Lieutenant of Ireland- If-
wculd bs eiipensivc, indeed, if ho
were to emulate his predecessors.
Lord Cadogan and Lord Dudley each
have spent lar more than one hun-
dred thousand out of their P\‘W°f»°
i tions and en-
funds over public |1110
tertoinmcnts. '
A reason against the succesl 0! tho
Duke of Marlborough an Lord Lieu-
ls a veryipoor speaker-ia thlt the
Duchess is not very able to. act aa a
h teas on s. large scale Per-
good os -
sonaiiy, she is very kind. and mx:
anxious to do ilbahe can. ‘UT
guests, but sho has never sought
London society on a broad boils.
preferring har own American ac-
quaintances and the personal friends
of her husband. Unfortunately, ‘a
couple of years ago, she becsnis af-
flicted with deafness, and has twice
been to Vienna ‘to undergo the porin-`
ful treatment which partially con-
sists in putting instruments into the
sara to meet others put up the no!-
trils. Although sho now hears an or-
dln conversation, directl_v'thero _ia
a buss of ta s oo ,
able to discern what is said. The
regularity of s. Dublin! Court would
svsr
aoquis-sd tha oss of the British
da Man rialof Lottie Deslioches at
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of Broke Out Saiur y, y T
‘ Killed and injured Mount Stewart
-- Sam Parks Dead of Consumption Great interest Taken in the Pro-
Whilea Convict-Kn Eminent seeding;-Witnesses Examin-
“”~ Hun arian Novelist ls d Bef re S ' d' '
g e 0 “pen 'ary where the woman worked, by the tracks
G. J. McCormack, I. P. S. was in town _
,,,,b,,d.,,_  Dying- Blanchard Last Night-
Capt. Charles Flizgerald has purchased __.__ " ,- ____
the schooner Bessie R. _
Tho schooner Laura V.ctoria, Capt John ausrniau ann aizwisn mor. The preliminary trial oi' Mrs. Lottie
DesRoohe took place last night at
Hemphill is undergoing sundiy iepalrs. LONDON. M” 4_(Specm)_h Is report S, ,
The nm, plowmg lu mls vld W W _ Mount Stewart before Stipendlary Blan-
dm e by Thom” MCAVOY ynterguyfnnét od that there wore serious Anti-Jewish °hud_ Them was A mme amendunce and
,wo ,_ _ N159 in Leml-l°l`E» AUM/rll. 011 SBl\1l‘d\Y» muob interest was taken in the proceed-
Hemn stmcammua V" E r , L h in which five persons were killed and IDRS-
B y on oe' 0 an injured The charge was wilful murder and on
sier-<,oats and potatoes are commencing m y '
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d ci' dt a an thing at the irlal and
Angus'McKeuz e of the firm of MoKen- Ossmiivo, N. Y.,May 4-(Special)-Sam. e .ne as y 5
zie 86 Stewart, Launching, was in town Pun' we labor lead" sent no sms Sum was not represented by counsel.
iaslerday' p,-|50” some months “gm aff," his con. ` Tho witnesses examined were the same
Tha Brigantine Aquila, Capt William vlmon on B charge 0, extomon dkd as at the Coronefs inquest besides the
Seucabauch, Jr., sails to-day for (;|m|,“, ' ` f _ N ' Coroner Dr. J. G. Tocmhs who held the
Bay to load railway ties for Breton. ° “Y ° °°'“'“mp °”' ' inquest and the <=°f1sf»abie.Naths¢\ Doug-
las who arrested the woman and after-
Th, Gun dm rece; ed 1 M mmoaniau Novai.is'r urmo. _
ani valuable socket lilook zvltiythzncjimti ‘ B P M "S | i M wards took charge of the remains when
’ VD* E575' "'Y4”( P°° 5 i' “un” they had been discovered.
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2L;:;x_1;s§al:::,|N?;?B & Ca wlmlesnle Jaka|,the Hungarian novelist, is dying. Dr. James Walsh who made the
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autopsy, Charles Ferguson, Foreman of
the factory where the woman worked,
John G. McCormack, Peter Smith, John
A. MoAulay, Michael McDonald and
James McDonald. employees at. the fac-
toiy were other witnesses examined.
Tbsiatter witnesses testified to having
found the remains of the child
wrapped in cloth buried in the sand
as previously described. They were led
to the spot, which was about three
, hundred yards away from the cookhouse
which were in the sand.
At the inquest previously, the prisoner
admitted she was the mother of the
child, which was born where it was
discovered. She swore positively that
the child did not breathe, and lt was
born dead. She had it covered with ber
apron, and after wards she placed another
-apron over it and buried it in the sand.
She took hor daughter Josephine after-
wards with her tolahow her the spot
where the child was buried. It was born
on Friday afternoon and next day she
was about her work as usual in the
factory.
The unfortunate woman will be brought
to the city by the morning train today in
‘charge of Constable Nathan Douglas and
lodged in Queen's County Jail till the
time of her trial.
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icxnowirncmrnts.
The P. E. I. Hospital has received the
following amounts!-
Uolleoted by Mies E Ackland,
Hazel Grove 8 3.50
Collected by H. J. Montgomery,
Clifton 7.05
Collected by Miss Isabel McMillan,
\‘Vheatly River 18.00
Collected by Miss McDonald and
Mrs. Cameron, Montague 0500
Collected by E. Wood, Mount Tryon 3.215
, Collected by Carrie Lyle, Belmont 11.45
Collected by Sea Cow Head 5.10
Coizccted by Mrs. Dr. Murchison,
Ulyde River 5 00
. Collected by Mrs.S Giyden,Maraats 
Collected by' Miss Jessie Ferguson,
White Sands 4.55
Collected by Miss Irving, Vernon
River Bridle 8 00
Colhotad by Mrs. John Gill, Union
Corner 3 E3
Collected by Mrs A J Bockendoi-il,
Mount Hope 3.75
Collected by Miss M Horne, Bloom-
Held 10.05
Collected by Miss F Smith, Rocky
Point ' 5~00
Collected by Mrs Crosby, Marshfield 11.00
Collected by Miss A Fyfe, 0'Leary 7.00
Collected by Miss Durant, Malpequa 8 00
Collected by Mrs G Tuplin, Kensing-
ton 10.50
OCEAN STEAMER
AT MGNTREAL
First Allan Liner this Year,
Nlet Much lce _
0niarlo's Epidemic of Bigamy-
Brother and Sister Drowned at
Winnipeg-N. S. Schooner
Capsized.
iiioNTni:aL's ifmsr ooicarl srnauizn.
Mcxrnnat, May 4.-(Special)-The
Allan Liner Ionian arrived at noon to-day
the first trans Atlantic ship of the season
and ten days behind lastseason. She met
much ice in the Gulf.
oN'ramo`s .uoiuioiv r~:i>ii>irMic.
ToRoN'ro, May -l -(Special)-There
seems lo be no end of bigamy cases in
Ontario. In fact the double marriage
crime seems to be epidemic.
iinoriian arm sisrea i>ii.o\vi\'im.
liloN'riv.EaL, May 4.-(Special.)-Toby
Lesperunco, aged 17 and h‘s sister aged 15
whose boat capsized were drowned io-
day.
N. s. srixoowim carsizian.
ST. Sritvui-zil, May 4.- (Soeoial.) -The
Nova Scotia schooner Maggie Miller
struck on l-Iill`s Point and capsized.
She was towed to Calais for repairs.
ANNDUNCElVlENlS.
-Big bargains at the Y. M. C. A. Hall
today from li) ii. in. io 5 ii. m. The biz
rummage sale will continue tomorrow loo.
--The annual meeting of the ith Regi-
ment Riii 1 Association will be hrld in the
Secretarys oillce on Saturday May 7th at
8 p. m. 5 d :li
-Annual business meeting of :Aban-
Welt. Athletic Club Friday nluht at 7
sharp, in League of the Cross Building.
Full attendance reqursied.
-Remember the entertainment in the
Young Liberals rooms tonight. Music by
Prof. Watts‘ orchestra, recitations and
readings and a paper on Sir Wilfrid by F.
J. Nash. Admission free.
|Collected bv Mrs ll Macirensie, Mount
Herbert 3.55
. Collected by Miss Ferguson, Summer-
7 75
,Collected bv Miss B Connolly, East
' Royalty 7.90
field -
icaiiectea by miss Davison, Bristei aio Coilsorsd by Miss B M Webster.
cciisma sy miss r: Memes, Bridge- l Unwn 1152
town 11.75 Collected by Mrs H A Burdett,Strath-
Collected by Mrs J C Stone, Cornwall 6.00 i cons 3-00
Collected by Mills B Bovyer ii 50 Collected by Miss E Crssvtoll, Sl.
‘ Collected by Miss Cox, Moreii, Maris l Ei¢l'1°\‘\‘\ 10-f 0
and Mldgell 2l.(Xi Colleated by Miss Craig,Midri1eton 4 10
Collected by Miss H Ramsay, Hamil- Collected by Misses A and L Keenan.
ton 4.00 Wood Islands 5.58
Collected by Mila M Carrier, China Ohurb of Scotland, per Rev J Mc-
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