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   is NAR .OWLYRAVOIDED
She; is Run into with Nine Hundred Passengers _od hoard at the
Mouth of Halifax llarbor-Manages - to Land those on Board
_ Saieiy-Run into by Hamburg Amereriean Liner Albano.
Liner Parisian from Liverpool is lying ln
he`r duel: libre, half her kcelis on the
bot-tom and the after deck is sulimorged
so that the seas are washing freely over
lt. '
She had a very narrow escape from
sinking with nine hundred passengers.
The Parisian was rammed just outside
the harbor on Saturday afternoon by the
Hamburg American Liner Albauo.
'I_`h`e weather was clear and the sea
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.derful that such a thing could have hap-
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calm ; and with plenty room it is won-
pened.
Neither_0aptain will sayanythlng about
`thc affair. -
The Parisian was standing still outside
the harbor tsfking on a pilot when the Al-
bano which signalled that she would pass
astern chashcd into her making o. big hole
just astern of the engines.
The Parisian steamed swiftly _to _hcr
This Year to See an influx of
Money from England-Duty
of Canadians.
I.oNDo`N, Maron 23.-D. iid. Stewart,
general manager oi' the_ Sovereign Bank,
speaking prior to his departure for Liver-
pool to embark on the steamer Baltic, said
he had visited the principal cities of
Europe, lint nonc had so impressed him as
the British metropolis, which impresses
.mo wirhinmiugiiituflcuun nie eoniuiéreiui
supremiicy of the British Empire, and
makes one_ feel prouder than ever of our
olose connection with _the Motherinnd.
Anything' that will tend to strengthen
that connection must be to our interests
as Canadians. ~
“i have had any number oflnqurlesfrom
financial houses 'and private capitalists
regarding ,Gan`adlari. _investii1`ents, and
there will uhdolibtedly be a large influx of
English capital this year. I was able con-
scientiously to recommend Canada as a
safe and renilnerative field for in-
vestments,but, of course, I pointed out
that in such A big country there are apt to
he a few ‘gold bricks' lying about, and ia-
vestors should take proper precautions _ to
avoid tliem. On theother hand it is the
duty of Canadiand to facilitate lnvestlgnti
on ind do everything they can to put capi-
talists of Great Britain in touch with only
really good and meritorious propositions.
Thai. is me nose way ro' make caumia
favorably known in the financial world.
“In tho same way we cannot be too care
-.Tamcs Paton BL Co have received
8 cases of English and American goods
up-to-date. They include new sllks, dress
goods, 50 to ill yds. English and foreign
dress goods, dress trimmings, American
cottons and staples, fancy belts, buckles
and small wares. ribbons and huts ready
trimmed and unirlmmcd. _
THE DELUGE IS COMING-
Rubbcrs and A
Rubber Boots.
Wholesale and Retail.
ful about thc quality of goods we expor
to the British consumcr.VVc have a rcpu
tation still to make as well as to sustain
and this can best be done by sending our
goods that are exactly according to repre
sentation. It behoovcs all Canadians in
their own best interests to sec that thc
interests of British importers and cnpl_
talists are alike properly safeguarded."
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  THE PilS|iiiliiS
Japan Will Ask for Pledge thai
Russia _Build no More
Ships for Term of
Years - Another
Bomb Thrown. _
S'r. Pi-rricnsevuo, March, 2|i.-(Specinl)--
General Lincvitch reports no change in
the positions of the armies.
Grippenburg has been relieved from the
command of the Second Manchurian
army. ' _ .
WAnsAw, March 26. -(Special.)- A
bomb was thrown this evening into the
carriage of Baron Von Noiken, the Chief
of Police,',and the Baron was seriously
wounded..
The assailant was shot by the Police
while running away.
PARIS, March 20.-(Spe|:lnl.)-It is stat-
cd here that among the conditions of
pcacc Japan will ask that the Russians
give a pledge to build no moro warships
for a term of years thus preventing Rus-
sla‘s idea of resuming hostilities under
more favorable conditions at n later date.
Get the Labit' Trade here-
Paion’s. ' 24d ' ii.
Be aurefaod get your supplyf at
once before  _snow melts; there
may be a great scarcity in Rub-
ber ‘goods as the steamers may not
run' or some _v|¢e_kSY¢l- W° have
new 6h hind ilbouir-
35._es|‘¢fa Meals, Women’s and
Cliiid'¢ Rubber Boots.
30 bales Meir# llsbiegs.-. . _ . . gcc;
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. Greonburg possesses hypnotic iniiuoncc
dock in Halifax, and though she wus
settling fast was able to reach it safely
though half full of water.
The passengers were immediately land-
ed and the pumps were set to work but
soon the after bulkhead gave way and the
water rushed, into more compartments.
carrying the hull so low that the after
deck is submerged.
Divers are now placing planking over
the hole in thc bottom of the ship.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Toaoxvro, March 27.-(Spccial.)--Fair
u.n'dmlld.
I 'run 'rr-:ivrr1~:aA'rUs1<:.
Continued mild iveatlicr prevailed night
and day for the last forty eight hours.
The thermometer did not go down to
freezing.
.TAPS MAPPING OUT
In all field work the Japanese have shown that the Russians ure working along
antiquated lines as compared with th yellow men opposed to thciii. 'l‘lic inability
of the Russlansto prevent the occupaieion of vital points in their own lines, almost
inviiriulily in _rear or iliinlrs, by the Japu
Ituropcnn capitals more than any other feu
:iIlliiiS iHHl|llliiliSlil.
SAYS. ill HlPliili|SM
Chicago Medical Student Gives a Demonstration of His
Powers in a Class Room.
Greenburg, ii sophomore medical student
at the University of Chicago is not able
to cil`ect n. pcrinancnt cure of rlicuinutisni
ny means of hypnotism, _-he ut least has
given di-.monstmtiomi of his power, ut
l-riwiing tha serious attention of thc medi-
cal fuculiy of the institution.
and has given many demonstrations forl
entertainment. Wlion he boasted hc couldi
cure rheumatism by psychic methods
ated was u helpless cripple brought from
the Home for liiciirabies. The demon-
strution took place before Professor Anton
GAYNOH AND GREENE AGAIN.
Moxriu-:Ai., March 22.--One more stage
in tlic famous Gaynor and Greene case
was completed this morning when Mr.
Justice lJilv_iilson dismissed the fii|;itivcs`
application for awrit of prohibltionllto
forbid all proceedings before Extradition
Commissioner Ulric Lafontaine, on the
ground that his appointment. by the
Dominion Government and not by the
provincial. 'left him without jurisdiction
ln the case. .
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ONE CAUSE OF ANAEMIA
Is well known to be constipation which
can bc avoided if Dr. Hamiltons Pills of
Mandrake and Butternut are used occas-
ionally. Unequnllcd for the stoinnch
liver and bowels. Use only Dr Hamilton c__
Pills. Price 25c.
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An adcquaie endowment -poli8`y in the Stan-
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you ai¢,wii1provi&¢r0i- you in qia age if you live.
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Ci~iioA<i0, Ill,, March 24. -If Olio W. Grccnhurg placed the piiizicntiii a liyp-
he was given n. chance in the classroom. lpliincnicil the young man on his \\'ork,nnd
The patient upon whom Greenburg opor- I said it deserved serious investigation.
J. -Cni'lson's class in physiology. trouble was chronic and of long standing,
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noiic state by requiring him to couccu
ti-atc his attention upon 1|. piece of paper
fastened close to his cycs. \Vhen thc
cripple was under control it was suggest-
ed to him that lic could move his legs
freely. Iiniiiediutely the long stiffened
limbs iiioveil.
Professor Carlson said after the demon-
stration timt he was not convinced that a
pcrniziiicnt cure of chronic rheumatism
could be cil'ccted in this way, but he com-
Grcciiburg assured his follow students
that lic had cured more than onc person
of the disease by hypnotism, when the
_ ' The Country Iron. _
The country newspaper is a. powq
in the land. Its place can ncver be
fillcd by the big daily papers or the
bulky magazines or agricultural
journals. lt fills a. 'field entirely its
own. It is thc barometer of tho place
in which it is published. Its news
pages represent tihc life of tho
people, and its advcrtisiiig pages
should reflect the busincss activity
of the town. _
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MOUNTAIN PASSES.
ncsc, has duuifoundefl their iidhcrents in
turc of the land operations.
A FHENEH ilii|lIlil'S
THE il§HllMliil  
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Giving Terms of Settlement
Between island and Maili-
iand re Non Fulfliment
of Terms Winter
Communication.
O'r'rAwA, March 2ll-(Specia|.}-Alex-
under Martin will on Monday move for
the return of the ngrecnieni. between the
Island und the Dominion which Mr.
Fielding the other night practically said
was an absolute surrender for cash con-
siileraition of all Llic Isl:ui1l‘s clnliiris for
non i'uli'llincnt oi tlic tcrins of Pon-
fcdcnitloii.
'i`l\c Island ngcriilicrs lrrespectifc of
party refusc to accept Mr. Ficlding`s in-
terpretation ami want io see thc docu-
incnt and the preliminary correspondence
in-.tween thc island Govcrnincnt and thc
Doininlon.
MAJOR Schurnirm has returned frcm
(ltiiuvu to Sumnicrsidc. ,-
1". G. I’Ei<KiNs of this city has been
elected Captain oi' Harvard liniiilhiill
Tciiui.
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n HIS Sliiiliiilli liiil iliiililililll
Natives in Madagascar Surrounded " Out-posts and Massa'
. _ cred the Garrisonsr
Lnsnox, March 24-The Chronicle puh-
lishes the following from Paris:-News
from rin oillcial source shows that the in-
surrection in the south const oi' Madagas-
hss been confined to thc provinces of Sar-
usanganu and Fqrt Dauphin, but now has
been stumped out in thc former province,
little garrisons massacred aftcrastub
born resistance. Near Fmt Dnuphiu
Lieutenant Conclion was captured by the
rebels and tortured and ai'i.er\\'ards kil-
led. His wife wus' compelled to witness
cur has been most serious. The rcvolt , his sun-umm “nd cxwumon
On December lil thc post of Maimntcin-
inn was attacked and Scrgcnni. Cava-
lli" filnnlllll
lil MlllHlll'S illllii
Rev. W. C. Matthews, Weil
Known Iii Charlottetown
and Other Paris of
Province, Passes
Away. . ` ~
Sr. Joim, March Zi.-(Spec_ial.)-In all
Methodist churches to-night tributes to
the character of the late  W. C
Matthews were paid by the speakers.
Ser. Joris, March 25.-Rev. W. C. Mat-
thews died suddenly yestefdiay morning.
His mother had died on W¢dnesday.and
on Thursday her body was taken to Titus-
vilic lor burial, Rev. C. Wa Hamilton
accompanying it.
Mr. liamilton on returning was hur-
riedly called to Mr. Matthews' house.
The latter had taken convulsions about
ten o`clock and in spite of all that physi-
cians could do he passed away three hours
later. llc had been in poor health for
some time but the cause of the last illness
was the shock arising from his mother-'s
death. He was 38 years old, had been in
the ministry since 1889 and had labored at
Springfield, Shediac, Deer Island, Ken-
sington liali in Charlottetown, Petiteco-
diac, S_ourls, Cumpbellt/in and Murray
Harbor.
“COMFORT IS COMING.”
0. 1". Winiermute, the popular repre-
scntativc of Pngsley, Dingmari & C0.,
Toronto, manufacturers of the famous
“Comfort Soap," is in the city on his
first visit tothe Province for this great
soap inanufactury. He .is doing exten-
sive advertising and his revolving Kaleid-
oscope lamp in the window of Jenkins &
Son‘s store is attracting much attention..
He is *also piacnrdlng the city with
large llthgraphs to keep Comfort Soap
before the people. Watch for the Cata-
|uguc with list of prizes for Comfort
Eoap wmppers that will be lcftin every
city home shortly. -
_ _ _ _ _ . _ . longo and tcn incn going to ihc relief oi THE Yl¢Wl‘hRS Men 1'€C¢lV¢d thai- RIDUIUZ
 orgigxiessia;lspzgyixggnti the mug garrison wg;-0 surrounded M those who lost their lives in tho recent
Fort Dfmphin Ampui-isniniiia, and look refuge in a litilc 0111105011 in U10 Slim! “Wi-0l'Y~|l\‘ BFOCUOH
The natives. who are ordinarily ofrniil chufclii “’h0l‘l= i»l\0.Y ll|UCl3i|.V hcld Uul lil MMS" “"8 ‘]“”‘°S I" Mcnmuld °f meh'
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to stand up against the Fremh displayed tcn‘ cgiymllieii than ilinimlunitlon |,a\_c 1ut%l;<:_Y_:l;nI;zI;:n“;_lc_;v_;\sle:\s;J_relf trliétlzfi
unusual boldness and ferocity. Three “nl ‘ey “cm 'mmm into y mt' W "mean, x I '_ _ ' I b th - H k
small outposts were surrounded and thc by "he bcslegmfs’ whose mga WM augf mu womswxls “nl one ml crm rm _
- . .. mcnicd by their stubborn resistance, I L00- HG WM Z1 YGIPS °f "le |ll\f\ len# Ulm
’ ` Province three years ago.
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zen to give his support to the local
press, says The lioiiic ’I`i'u<lr>. Advo-
cate. 1‘urticula.rl_v the Iiiisini-ss man
should patronize it with ii vii»\v of
bettering his trmlo. It is not iiiiiiicy
wasted to use advertising spoon _ in
it. One good merchant in tin- iuwii
who unrlerstnmis how Lo nilvr-rtisu
Ylghtly crm bring trade to thc town
that will help every other business
man in it.
But all should do their part, and
the storekeepor who docs not givn
his homo paper the support it mr-rits
is not the wisest kind oi a business
man.
Ballad Ind Aa Food.
Consumption of earth as food is
said to ‘be common not only in Chi-
na, New Caledonia arid _New Guinea,
but in the Malay Archipelago as well.
In Java and Sumatratho clay used
undergoes la. preliminary preparation'
far consumption, being mixed with
water, reduced to a paste, and the
sand and other hard substances re-
moved. The clay is then formed into
small cakes cr tablets about aa thick
as a lead pencil and baked in an
=iron saucepan. The Japanese fre-
quently eat small ilgures roughly
modeled from clay which resemble
the animals turned out in our pas-
try shop
today’s issue and see the new
gcods that they-have just received
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Blockade broken, March and April
Magazines have arrived at Hasznrdk
Moores. 27d li
idea have just arrived.-Moore &
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Alot of new things in ties for M *ji*
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