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To Be Sent Here, Not Yet Decided which Say

Minister Brodeur- Opposition in Criiiciii

Mooiii-TAmendmef_nt io Evidence Act

Affects Husbands ind Wives.

Ornws. -Avril 0--(Special)-The cel-,

being builtin Britain or the Monteaim

lapse of the Welt Block tower was again; nowon the St. Lawrence route, it is not

the subject of discussion in the House today and the Opposition critielsiu spreading from this extended to all th recent public works and eventually to ircneriil condemnation of the Goveriimen itself.

In answer to Mr. Hughes the Minister

oi Mariney said Prince Edward Island would get either thc new ice-breaker now.

yet ilecided which.

The Montcnlm, be said, was more

el powerful than the Stanley or Minto and

should bc able to perform the Island winter service.

An amendment io thc Canada Evidence

Act introduced by the Minister of Justice is so that husband and wifccannotbe com-

pelled tc give evidence agaist each other.

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\V/isnisurorr, April 5.-The president

and Mrs. Roosevelt gave a dinner on Tuesday in honor of Earl Grey, governor- general of Canada. The visitors who, in addition to Earl and Lady Grey, included their daughter Lady Sybil Grey, Lady Alexandra De Vere Beauolerc. 'and Colonel Hauburn- Williams, arrived here from New York about 0.30 o'clock this evening, and went iiirectto the White House, where they are to be overnight guests of the president They will remain in this city for several iiiiys, and will be entertained by the llritis ambassador and Lady Durand and other friends.

Condensed Advcriiscmciiis

(Tea lies for oiu=ia¢atiuu.)

WANTED.-A ilood smart boy to

learn the Tailoring Trade. Gordon

81. el n. ‘id 4|.

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FOR SALE.-Ladies Imperial wheel, in

good condition used a short tima._

Goodas new. Apply to John Newsome

furniture store. 'idol

(`tAMERA.-For salc cheap for cash J 5x8 new model, improved camera with exceptionally fine lens may be seen nt -Tohu Newson's furniture store. 7<l3i

FOR SALE 1 Registered siiorthorn bull . 4 years old, 1 holstcin bullrpurc bred 2 years old. 'Apply to P. M. . Robert- son, Marshfield, P. 0. 7d iii pd

SUNLIGPTIT SOAP COUPONS WAN-

TEl).- oilet saop given in exchange 1

for these coupons by Messrs Matthew 8: MacLean. izlourls, P. E. I. 4-7d~iw

QUNLIGHT SOAP COUPONS \VAN- i TED.-Toilet soaps given in ex-

change for these coupons by Messrs McDonald Bc Son, Murray River, P. E. I.

4-7d»iw

'FOR S'A'L'E.- On Upper Hillsborough

Street. Large two~tenement house.

Moa _ A 1 i 14:. E .i°rsTi'ii'.`mm°v°m°“" Wy °iidti ‘ ANTED-Einntw ten amd family

driving horses from i000 to.l200 lbs eaob. Must be well broken and in

'Mr. Mathieson presented a petition

Montague and the removal of nuisances

In answer to Mr. Irving, the Cem-

rnissioncr

visit Hiilid 's wharf

Mcurrinar., April il.-(Sp¢elal)_Roang

Bradley was arrested this evening on sus- picion of being the murderer of little Ida Ahern whose body was found in the woods'nt Cote Si-. Paul yesterday. `

The fact that the child when seen with

a man on the day of the murder seemed to be following him willingly led to the surmise that hu was someone with whom

she was acquainted and the description

Miners in the wet

given answered that of Bradley who was recently ii bcarder in the Ahern family, being ejected for non~pa3-ment.

Dowling, the witness who had the last

view of fthe murderer is unable to posi- tively identify Bradley, who is not considered mentally sound.

New Yomr, April. 6 (Special)-Pre~

sident Mitchell who yesterday submitted

to ` the anthracite operators an offer of

fSUSPECT'ARRESTED FQR, Y, ,__

MDNTREAL CHILD MURDER

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s Had Been a Boader in the Family and Not Considered, io be of “Sound-

Mind-lTables Turned on Presideut Miici\eii’s Offer of ~Arbitriiiion -

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` to Hard Coal Operators by Like Oiier From Soit Coal

arbitration received today from the soft coal operators an arbitration oilercoucbed

in ‘exactly the maine language, word for word eteept where the term bituminous is substituted for anthracite. '

This turns the tables neatly on the

miners’ leader, al the soft coal miners are as ioath to arbitrate disputes as the antbracite operators are.

Mitchell has as yet given no answer.

HOW HE BEAT THE STREET

Adrst glance it might appear that the

THE JAP/iNEsE ARE

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Their Advanced Methods in All Lines of Work and in

'“ , Army, and Navy Matters--How They Save the Lives

Fries-.Ap.iio, im of Their Men By Sensible Precautions.

pi'f°yh'g ‘°r“5m“t' mr” °°““"y exhiu' Newsom, April 5-Bhunzo Tairaki wounded prisoners and guarding against t i Ki ' C . _ .. ' ' ‘;v“M “gs °(;“‘1‘y son of Baron Kanhila Takaki, one of the both epidemic disease and fevers has been

1- 1111 011111 D1‘0119111¢11 11 petition chief medical oillclers of the Japanese in no way due toany secret knowledge

110111 011° 0111111590115 01 1-12018111-OW11 Droy' navy, is reported by the Kanas City possessed by the physicians. The sur- 1l1i¥ fOr 1111 1111-1€11l1111BD$ C0 the AGU 1089201- ‘Times' to have saif1:, geons of the Amercian service could have 111K G¢01”E91°W11C0111111011- T112 A1111 WHS ‘The extraordinary success of Japanese done the samething under the same con- I‘€nd8iirSii 1111102- surgeons in the military and naval ditions. The Japanese administration

The Ant respecting agnidentg by 3;-an ng branch ofthe service in saving lives of broke away from any traditions by giv-

ing the medical department more power

from thc sheets thereof was withdrawn than auch olllcera had possessed hither-

to The army in the field never camped

and another bill introduced by Mr. . McKinnon in lieu thereof. until the sim selected had been approv°

' edb the medical officers. The solilicrs

Hon. Mr. Haszard introduced ri bill to Y , _ l lntit led An `Aot res eatin Witnesses “_” “ver d"““k W“"‘“T' “"1”-1” W" “[1111”

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Bald” §;;d:;°;'. “nb “me and seg “wh t A -TORO"-1-ONIAN KEEPS A RECBRD OF theinedioal dep:'tme°rft?m:El`)ii forrdiinky-

’ °‘ “RES HE Ngvgg PHD in'g.’ The food supplied to the soldiers

bc “md A “mud th-ne °n Monday' A I was prescribed by the medical depart- M1* 1311111110111 113111111 11 11/ W11! 111° "_" ment and the time of feeding was alilo, 111110111/1011 01 1'1111G°V111‘1111111111 1-° 011 1111Y“ Agmai] nngpnnf, bank wng pioked np in under the control of that branch. Ja- thing respecting aroad on the l10l‘i/11 510° the street recently showing n systematic P1111 10008012211- 111 11101. 1111111 111111111211 1112 U1 BW F°"1““°' H°"' Mr- C“"‘m1sk"Y record of the number of times its owner W0111>Y11E111|i11Y 111611115 W1111115 1110119111 isaid that ifpossible the road should be Rm, “head at ma street muway ,,°mp,my_ wenp0u5_ And we think that in is °iw\1¢<1at°"<=°- The blank pages or this book are ruled dheeaertv save the Ilia 01 B Wounded

In reply taaquestion by Mr. McKinnon oifln a ledger form and each account !0111i¢l‘ 111110111111 112011 1111111211 B110 W110

The Premier replied that he had not the headed with the name of a street car has seen active service than it is to take Stipendary'a report from Kings County, route.in Toronto, Fm- lnntnncn (new wng a raw recruit and make of him as good a buttiiu otiiers were ut mind. lie would "oiiui-cii sti-ewwitiiadeiiit on nie left soldier- Wei-hiak ihatthe worst thins table niithc reports on Monday. hand side und a credit on the right. F011 01111110 W11»1111-W01111111111 110111191' 111 1-0 Tteapccting the item” of $4000 charged “Bloorand Mctlnul” the some-andso on 1011 111111 11111» B111/ ¥0\11' UW" 11121110111 in hay accounts the Premier stat/ed the Wil' 111111 61111110 BYSWIII- EV1<1B11i11Y 11111011 °m°"5 0”” d°“5“'e11“'1’°°5'°“’“°°5“1z° ,mms cfm., charge would b., brought the owueror this book paid a fare he thssuriiwn as aainteizral i=arb_01 your down on M,md,,y_ charged it up against the car line be W111'11¢D‘11”1-11111111?111111 111111 1111 111111111115 11°

patronized, and whenever be saved afare toil on behind the army 111111 11111? 10 B0

of P,,\,1|,, Works ,tum that 11° °1`9\'111¢11 11111151111 W1111 11116 01111111- -1_1

the engineer would ay _

mid.:-tieiiii as ittiiis summer. ;;';&.’b';'d:';‘;ln‘:;’;‘:]‘;“:nn1:i°lf§o;‘;“‘;o;;‘ WATER iN YOUR nLooDi Thi’ C°“‘m1s‘1°"°" “ls” smtsd' '°1)l‘q"\')g this was not the ease. The fact id the ,Lots of peoplehavedtbin matery biologi-

to Mr. Fraser thatancw rea wou< e fm, ‘wer “ved by rldmg me le | _ iey eat pientybut ou" _gest. cn opened eastwardly from the junction of stead °h;ys,ngmm "met, “car CZDPMTY giilleotlon lxahpoora flood isnt oonver*t§d

_mdale and East Bama ‘_amp_ _ nto nours men - n consequence e

31° i1i"’('i'°°‘ ‘Rm or way could be obmmed for comings and goings and the _lures-body rqlpidlltyiqloseihstrengtaial;l`oBpr;_i:_2,ig:li;y

- rovear newes no u q ez . '° ff'-1 °'°~° mmf- 1"” ‘°"'“; f-. m-»u°°»iw~-»--»»- 3'.;‘.°.ii‘Z.‘I."‘.‘.’.?.§"1§3iZ§L';i;T“’.-‘3.“’i;’;‘.i.’;‘2 l€.°.:.‘:f:i"..;‘.&::“ .;i’.‘i°.°‘iii:“;::.§:..i.i:

The A01 r@=‘l1°\=11"i1 f°1l1S11°°1°“ °‘ dtii.1905.hemaflea\1°ntryaii»1ust“Bl0°r blood. Abuniiiiiit strength is iiuiu in

births, deaths and marriages was and ]§Cnn\"gn foiiowg; 1-One fare-last, glllovr. bl‘ftyeoli1nr;<;e]gl,5nito’r€ny::;il%y;1§;i(tlx;i; passed. _ of qu ter's worth of tickets bought June th; gl1;'d,cn| nlumph’ of nm Bge_ Fmy

di uracil until 10a. m. on 2nd." The total of fares amounted to “eu” buyuabox of fmy chqcolnw cgnwd

forward wiien there are dying uien to help. In principle our medical dspal"t-, rnent marohesinfrontof the army and. yours marches behind. When people' think of the Japanese they [always think -of rice; but you should understand that we are not ‘rice caters' in that way any more. Now we eat ries as you do corn It is one of our staples, thai.'s all. Some years ago my father investigated the ‘berlberi' disease, a sort of dmpsloal scurvy that our sailors were suffering from, and be discovered that undue con- sumptlorl of rice was one of the principal causes of lhetfouble. He at once ordered the reduction of the rice supply. Its place was taken by other food. And that re- minds ins of an -illustration that will show the difference between our naval medical department and yours. There has been seine complaint recently about the food supplied to the sailors in the American navy.Ycu sent a sailor,Admiral Robley Evans. to report unun the matter. We would have sent ii committee of physicians skilled in dletitics.’

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CHICAGO MARKETS.

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New Yosk, April ii-(Special)-Charges dirailar to -these recently made sjafust the -directors ui nie New.-roi-k we by Andrew Hamilton have been preferred against the Mutual Life by Andrew C. Fields its former legislative agent. ` He declares that all his actions were known to the trustees who authorilod

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hy lis Former ,Legislaiiyla Similar io' Those Against New Y_,d"' Life--Tw,o Ajiner- ' ion vesieii, seized iii givewiouhaitia

Coastal Waters.

every payments"

Hp declares be will tell all the truth, no

matter whom it hurts.

ST. JOHN's, N. F. April 0.-(SpoelAl)-

Government otiiclals ou the west coast have seincd two American fishing vessels fontrawling within the three mile limit and otherwis violating the fishery laws.

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|iilPHiii’S HUME

ST. Joim, N. B., April 5.-The Orange

Grarid Lodge of New Brunswick inet on Tuesday at Woodstock. The subject- of perhaps the greatest interest before the lodge is the founding of an orphan's home in the maritime provinces. It will be i‘emer:nbered'that this suggestion was made a year or two ago in the New Brunswick lodge. Last year the Grand Lodge of Prince Edward Island supported the proposal and it was further discussed at the meeting of the New Brunswick lodge. Later on, in June, 1905, Nova Scotia also joined with the other two provinces and appointed a committee to meet similar committees for the discus- sion of ibe undertaking.

It is understood that the committees

from the three Provincial Grand Lodges have arranged to meet in Amherst within a faw weeks. A property _at or near Amherst has been secured for the pun poses of the order, and it is anticipated that there will be no serious rllfilculiyin the way of getting this institution in operation. The orphanage will be for children of deceased members of the order only, and will be supported by contri- butions nud funds of the various lodges.

$100 Reward, $ico

The readers of this paper will beJ1iease<i

to learn that there is at east one readeri disease that science has been ab e to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrb. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to themedical frainxznity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease,

regliires a constitutional treatment. H 's Catarrh Cure ls taken internally,

surfaces ol the system, thereby destroy- ing the foundation of the disease, and ivlug the patient strength by building an constitution and assisting rupture in doin its work. The proprietors ave so much faith in its curative rowers that they offer One Hundred Dol are for any case that it failsto cure. Sand for list of

testimonials.

Address F. J. CHENEY dt C0., Toledo,

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Com, April., 45l Corn, May, 4511 Wheat “ 77h Wheat “ 771

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Toriorio, April 5.-In the York

County ease it was brought out that :most of tba stack in the Toronto Life Company was held by -_ employees of the York County Insurance Company. Four ladies were the principal stockholders. Miss L._Hudson received $25 a week from mg' yn,-k Loan, $10 aweek from the Lirst Piano Comawy and $11 a week from the National Monthly Mags- zine,Miss G. Hudson was examined inacheclr for 510.500 11111111 111 H0' count of the National Monthly in her name. All she knew about it was that she had endorsed it. About the sums time Phillips borrowed the Hams amount from the York County Loan and a like amount deposited to the credit ofthe National Monthly. The next day withdrawn and want to pay for £2,500 pounds in the Canadian Northern Rail- . way.

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Goodman-Why not, inylittle man? Young Tough-Cos dere was two

fellows bid for half an hour each. one time and dey was putiii do paper as Myster- ious Disappearances-Nlt fer me.

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