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  IHE   "FIVE ARE LOST
DENLY A D FA -ILY AT HALIFAX IN Sl'IIPl
Arrest in Montreal /ffor Aturdering Mother inikeceived with Militaw; Honor; and “Im-_e &{w,ing_ Th# mth 0f1F0Uf Might "GW 3"" 5aV¢d had "WY Siiy’
Ireland-Bank Messenger in Halifax ` . _ . °  I . ., ed on Board-A _Tale of Suffering by 4
   Q' '  I _- g;    Qfi;cg_,Agim|n|stered+-Addresses _Vesented on Behalf of Province
Surcfilevby Shooting. . _ 5 _ and City_womm,s Conn Addmsecountess Grey; Storm and Cold-Frozen to D_eath.'
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MONTREAL, Deo 12-(Special)-James
Browne, at prominent :Montreal citizen
died suddenly while seated i`n the curling
rink Saturday night watching the game.
He was on actuary 0( the Sun Life Insur-
ance Company. ' I The druggist while getting it heard a
On request of the Irish police Sara Jane
Pearson, aged 40 was arrested on charge
of murdering her mother by poisoning
while in Ireland laa/t summer. '
I Hamrsx, Dec. 12-(Special)--Claudg
May A messenger of the Bank of British
North America entered a drug _store here
on Saturday saying he was not feeling
well and asked for pickane-up.
Hamsax, Dec. 11-(Special)-The S. S.
Parisian arrived at one o’clock Friday
_ Earl Grey exprssseéihis thanks for the*
the party passed along.
Hman/mn Liam", Mssr., Dec. 12- were drowned before the eyes of their
(Special.) Four members of the crew of companions who were unable to tend!!
the Boston fishing schooner: Fish Hawk assistance. `
lost their lives last night while attempt
Captain and tive others got into second
“'9l°°"‘°- It “'“» h `,9*ld» but °"°f'h°l` On Saturday afternoon the Womens
ing to leave their vessel which was nshore .1
cry and had scarcely left schooner Who!
night and the Viceregal party landed Sat-
nrdsy forenoon, being received with mili-
evidence of Canadian ` votion to His Ma-
Council presented an address to Countess
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and PUUHIHUB' IICHVUY UD UIC Penked lshc glided off into smoother water.
revolver shot, vi ent back and found May
- -lest’ “nd 1"’ “'°“ld ‘I  I" his P°"9" W Grey, who hoped to be able to assist in
Hill bars, north end of Uape Cod.
Those remaining on board worked lie:
- tary honors.
onthe floor dead, with bullet from a
thirty-two calibre revolver in his head.
May had been short in his accounts.
BATTERING THE
RUSSIAN SHIPS
'l‘oKxo, Dec. 12 f(Spec_ial)- The battoning I
of Russian ships bythe J_op_s still conti I
nues and there is now _little ground for
expecting that the fleet will ever again
molest the Japs.
The battleship Seva.sto'poi continues
anchored outside Port Arthur but returns
to the harborage nightly for protection
ngalnst torpedo boats.
The Japs continue shelling the sunlv en
v¢ ssels to preclude the possibility of fur-
ther service.
' The destroyers havenot been yet lorated.
The .laps have requested Stoossol to
separate the hospital ships from the oth-
ers whieh have anchored near them for
protection as the hospital ships dre in the
direct line of fire.
CHICAGO MARKETS. .
Cnreseo, December il - (Special) -
Dec. Corn' 43% May Corn 44*
“ What 1091 “ Wheat 110
“ Pork $12.57!. “ Pork $12.00
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WANTED-A use of headache thu
Kumfcrt Hendcclxo Powders will no cure
n t n minutes,
- DIED. .
At King‘Stre`et, on Sunday, llth Dec.,
Trlxie Beatrice, aaed 8 years, youngest .,
child of Peter and Laura Stewart.
[Funeral on Tuesday at 2 o‘clock.]
TWENTY YEARS OF PILES.
,‘I suffered from itching piles for twenty Q
re . . 
‘I°“.‘§’ “b‘.°‘25iE.‘Z.”s'L"?$`i‘5.'e'£ .§‘.?€'.,‘i.’v°.§‘”.§’.'.`. "25 ‘
lief from tho first application and has
now entirel freed me of this horrible
disease "-liiiyn. J. S. MULABEN, Farmer
and Contractor, Tiverton, Ont.
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Fine furnishings for fastidious felows. ,i
Ties, collars cuffs, white shirts,Stanileld‘s
underwear, spciai unshrinkable suit
for $1,50-J amos Paton Sc Co lid ll~
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Christmas
IN THE SPRING and In the Fall a good
flesh building tonic is required whenever
weakness or loss of weight is apparent.
“The`D & L" Emulsion will be found
admirable for this purpose.
THE. MIDNIGHT Pnoes
f Tosonro, Dcc.'-12.-( Special.)-Ncrther:
ly winds, fair and decidedly cold, local
snow :sus at night. _
MANY THANKS are due from the
proprietors of Wesver's Carats to friends
who have written totell of the Cerate's
good work in curing scrofulous humors
scald head and otherskin diseases. These
kind words are most encouraging.
THE smmras
_ AND THE I/nits.
The Northumberland arrived here f_rom
Point du Chene about eleven o`clock
Saturday morning and will lay up at
Steam Navigation wharf for the winter.
The Princess made the round trip to
Picton Saturday meeting with consider-
able ice. She arrived here in the evening
at ten o’clock and will lay up for thr
winter. ' V
'lhe Minto left Picton yesterdayl morn-
ing at eleven o'clock with C. P. R. mails
and passengers. She arrived here about
three o'clock and _will leave on return
today. `
There will be no foreign or Nova Scotia
TQ the  £21131
Do you go to New York - V _ "-
tp--reach Yictoria? NP- -“
Ti'°F°"S e. b9l§f¢f"af_id_ l“°i°
directway, _hen whytry to ' _ 4
Féaeh your lungs by way of  .'_' ,
your stomach? Don’t.  `_,
Better go straight to the
lungs at once. just light
the ` vaporizer and breath
The party proceeded to the Provincial
Building wherc installation of Earl Grey
was made with great pomp.
.Arthe close of the ceremony His Ex-
cellency had created adistinctly fuvoroble
impression. He is tall, ef ilne presence,
erect carriage and has keen black eyes
combining sharpness with kindllness of
expression. -
Countess Grey and daughters were also
present, the former being escorted by Hon.
R. W. Scott.
Justice Sedgwick oiliciated and the fede-
ral Cabinet Ministers With members of
the Provincial Government attended.
Premier Murray read an address of
welcome on behalf of thc Province.
On Saturday Contractor \Vlllurd
Kitchen concluded the season's work at
Curtis Creek and at the Y which
has been built from the northern
the pork factory and east to the Fitzroy
street railway crossing. 4 .
mouse piece of work on which seventy-five
msn ~and slxt *horses have beep en-
gaged during the entire 'summer'-. The
new line there is pearly two miles long
and contains the largest cut, chiefly of
stone, and the`largest fill on' ths`P. E. I.
R. `
The culvert is of stone wo_rk_fn.ced with
concrete and is a monument to the skill
of the contractor. It contains about
60,000 to 70,000 cubic ynrrls and is about
fifty stations long. Much of the cleywas
procured for the work from outs de
sources as the out was insufflcent to
give enough material. '
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mail to-day. The Minto will bring over heanng goothing vapors gf Crgggg I I
C. P. malls and passengers to-morrow “nm fha medicine goes exactly to *_ s and.
mom nz' » the fight place. Youriungs quickly
The Stanley arrived yesterday morning hon] and your ggugh disappears. For
at one o'ciock and leaves at daybreaz to- whbgping-cough it’s simplyperfectf'
‘my mr Pluimu' The" she Wm take in  Vaplo-Crotoisneiseoid by dru lets, orssnt express
tons ol' coal argl it is expected will be ld onrecsl|lpeoi;price.I AVnp¢>ICr¢»eleneosu.tfi;
ready for Sum erside on `Wednesday if F°1:T"”1‘°°' °°f "'Z,‘f”°'L°:,f,`,'f,f‘°T\l|',{°|`s 
f il ed bo ki o.
fine weather prevails,  Se. limes Street. Momrsai. Cam'
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Our stock Q_f_ Gentlemen's‘
Kid nd Velvet bl§:p¢rS gt 10
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ewflstmu discount of I0
extremity of the bridge west to
The Curtis Creek contract was an im-‘
convey their kindly fgolings tothe King,
and hereafter in co-operating with them
in promoting the ra'p_Id development of
ef this great country,
In reply to the address from the city of
Halifax His Excellency responded that
there was not u single Governor General
who had not declared that the five years
' spent in Canada were the happiest in his
life. He quoted Lords Lorne, Lansdowne
and Minto as all regretting their depar-
ture.
\Vhcn driving away His Excellency
bye, Lady Parsons! I will never forget
this."
The streets were well iilled with people
und cheering was heard from all sides as
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COMPLETION  _WORK
  ON1-,CURTIS CREEK LINE
From who neighboring out 35,000 to
400000 cubic feet have been taken, this of.
course involving un immense amount
Of lnior which wus greatly facilitated
by the contractors labor saving devices.
KITCHEN
The Popular Superintendent of Wiilardl
K li/cl\en's Contracts in Prince Edward l
called out with genial feeling, “Good-,
`marsliy. Two concrete and two stone
their work.
Saturday evening a stats dinner was
given at Government House and later a
levee was held in the Council Chamber.
rell preached.
In the evening Their Excellencies were
guests at adlnner given by Sir Charles
Parsons and left for Ottawa at midnight.
They will reach their destination in
thirty hours, going by the I. C. R. and
Canada Atlantic.
The new line is about completed ready
for the rails, the fencing has all been
done and the carts and other implements
-used in the construction work will be
lremoved early this week to Cardigan.
The line, however, will not be used till
the spring. When in use it willilsssen
the distance to Summerside over A mUe.
Already the Contractor has made con-
siderable progress on the new brunch line
between Cardigan and Montague. it is
under the supsrintendency of the genial
Hammond Kitchen who also was in
charge ofthe building of the Murray Har-
bor Rallwsy. Mr. Kitchen is as popular
with his employees and with the general
public whom he meets as he is skilful any
careful in his management and this latter
fact is evidenced to some extent by un-
usual absence of accidents in the large
works performed by Mr. Kitchen. On
the ,Curtis Creek branch rwhere
be has been working _ since
the Murray Harbor branch
was taken over some time ago not an
accident has occurred to man, boy or
animal during the entire summer.
Between Cardigan and Montague the
right of way has already been ii led up
and the grading will be proceeded with
during the winter. '
The construction of the Hillsboro
BrIdgeY has been mdliiicult piece of
workas theiand was wet end low and
culverté have also been put in.
During Ihe past few years these well
known contractors have come in contact
I
Polsonzo Er_u|n£ FAMILY I
LoNnoN, December 8.-A despatch
from Lahore says that the wife and chil-
dren of Dr. Benjamin an American Epis-
copalinn missionary, have been poisoned
with arsenic by il native’ Christian school-
master. The crime was committed dur-
ing Dr. Ben,ia.min’s absence from homo.
It is stated that the motive was to obtain
revenge on Dr. Benjamin for having rs-
primnnded the schoolmaster.
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A Certain Cure for Croup. ,
When a child shows symptoms of oroup
there is no time to experiment with new
remedies, no mnttsr how highly they may
be recommended. There is one prepara-
tion thst can always be depended upon.
It has been in use for many years and has
never been known to fail, vis! Chamber-
laln‘s Cough Remedy. Give it and A quick
cure is sure to follow. Mrlid F Compton
of Market, Texas, says of it, “ I have used
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in severe
cases of cronp with my children, and can
truthfully any it always gives prompt
elief. " For sale by all druggists.
-“To be or not to he in St. Jame`s_
Hall on Tuesday night is the question.”
--Reddin Bros have received direct from
the makers a full line supply of a that is
latest infsoft leather goods for the holi-
day season. All are invited to cal alnd
examine the goods.
Just the thing to stumble o'ver but
eomfortable'for parlor or church, Has-
sooks made from Brussell carpet--.las
through business transactions with many
people in different parts of the Island
especiallyin the eastern sections and it
is snfs to say that no more honorable
business men can be found. The esteem
with which they are regarded isa striking
tribute to the business transactions of
these gentlemen.
ACCIDENT ON THE GRAND TRUNK.
ToRoN‘rn, December 8.-At 7.30 this
morning abrokcn rail nearPrinceton,Ont.,
on the Grand Trunk, caused ratheru
serious accident to rolling stock. The
locomotive and ten cars left the rails
rolling down the enbaukment and turn~
ng over. Traffic -was delayed for some
time.
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Grip Qui dkiy Knocked Out
“Some weeks ago during the severe
winter weather both my wife and myself
contracted' severe colds which speedily
developed into the worst kind of la grip-
pe with all its miserable symptoms." says
Mr. J. S. Egleston of Maple Landing,
Iowa, “Knees and joints aching, musc-
les sore, head stopped up, eyes and nose
running, with alternative spells of chills
and fever. We bw!" “Mink Chlmmf:
laiue`l.Col\gh` Remedy, aiding the same
witha dose of Chamberlaln's Stomach
and Liver Tablets, and by its liberal use
soon completely knocked out the grip"
" It Isagood plan totnkc n dose of the
Tablets when you have a cold. They
promote a healthy action of the bowels
iver and kidneys which is always ben
eficiai when the system is congested by
Five others including Capt. lily had c.
terrible experience during six hours in a
‘small dory, but all loss of life would have
,been averted had thc men remained by
dcry and it immediately capsized. They
into harbour at Pmvincotown.
| Norfolk, Vn. Dec. l2.-(Special)-The
threemasted schooner Montana, Capt.
glioycc, New York for Charlestown with
TNS WUB R fl-\ll\ll’¢. U10 Bti-¢lld|1l\00 b€i1lK the vessel. l coal, was wrecked off Cape Hatteras last
Very Slim 0“'ll18 50 ll f¢l‘llDR Of dlSHdi-lH- The schooner had a miraculous escape ' mgm'
fnctlon with th; cove;-mmap; Hon” from Clpecod-,, deadly mm ,md WMM, Six of the crewh.-it the vessel this-morm
0m0iBlH- four hours after Hood was safely in ' ‘"5 md were "awd by the "f°’5°Vl""“
On Sunday morning the party attended h“l`b°F- I crew' one man Henry Edwards ’em"'m°d
St. Lukes Cathedral where Bishop Mor- Th° 110811 803111611 1ll\d.i\1"\Pi>d H150 Bllnahed to rigging and W” hue" t’°
death. V
Sr. Puri-Jnsnvrzc, Dec. 12.-( Special.)-
An anti-Government demonstration
planned for to-day resulted in one of the
fiercest riots in some years. Despite the
warnings printed in all the papers
throngs of people gathered near the
Cathedral and the 1_’ollce were compelled
Copmake extensive preparations against
the disturbance. ‘
. All warnings were fruitless and at a
llgnalgiven by the waivin of ered flag
autocratic ru’e l"
Hundreds of red flags appeared and the
populace moved towards the palace
snnrmdilwmwas -siwrnghsowni wms I
|NSuRRECT|oN IN
sr PETERSBURG
demanding the calling of a convention to
consider constitutional Government.
Students of both sexes joined the
Tmob. Bodies of police appeared and
endeavored to keep back the tide of
humanity when suddenly it squadron of
Cossacks appeared and charged mob
slashing right nnd left with their
sabres. '
’I‘he front rank of the :evolutionists
to for o_pl_y_v!._ vg moments but _t_ho'
The incident, which assumed great pr,o~
portions is regarded most sr-iiousiy.
MIEKIIIZII iilll '
MlIiN'S PHUJIEI
whi h will give them a trunscontinental
road, makings. third road across Canada.
The proposed road from Georgian Bay
will connect at lln\\'kc.~|bury with the
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I e and ebnolnto cure “rr each
ircut N-_-rtlicrn.
01~'rAwA, Dee. 11~(Specinl)--In addition `
to two other lines mentioned Mackenzie
& Mann are also applying for charters
for a road from Sudbury to Port Arthur
I OSS OF FLESH, cough and pain on
the chest may not mean consuinpi ion, hut ;
are had signs. Alicn's Lung Balsam loos- 
ens the cough nnd hcnls inflamed nir pus-
sages. Not a grain of opium in it.
and every form of toning,
bleodin¢a'~1.\pmt\'udin&;;ilel.
In nmnuhoounre have mod it. lar
E-oaiais in \heda|_)y mesa uk your ndlril'
e "“°°°"” °€?.i.‘ ‘If'l.'.'.¢ ....°.l?.|‘I‘” "2°$§=."‘.‘§
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Dr. Chaea’s Ointment
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Businn-s suits at business paces. "’5
sample suits at clcsrmnce prices 85 bill!
nnil black worstcd suits for hush ess men
$ 4,00 kind, worth nt thc tall. 1*- SU- lil*
.Inxues Paton & Co. 12 il ll-
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LADIES, one look at
cold or attack of the grip. For sale by all
Paton Rc Cc. 12d ii.
drugglsts.
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We think it is the most beautiful goods " in
DECUPATED CHINAWARE evér seen here. That
is also the verdict pronounced by those who have
had the pleasure of feasting their eyes on it.
It is rather expensive ware-but-oh it’s NICE.
Only ONE piece of each shape.
these goods will repay
any effort made to see them.
`, ‘A few pieces of Tiffany Ware left.
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Cossacus continued slashing until. blomr' Y
flowed freelyand hundreds were wounded. `