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WEEKLY iN0w'rri.r wnninnnr LHARLCTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND CANADA, TUESDAY MARCH 27, 1906 {gmqQ§'§§p'Q'15v}'o°£1

EIWNI MEETING

NELII Nl IIIYIIN

Addresses were Delivered Showing Advantages of Branch line and lie so ulion Moved

Quite a large number ofthe rrpreaerria iive people of Tryon nretln Lords iiail Saturday evening last to agitate a bruncir railway through Tryon, wltlr Vittoria as a terminus. On motion of Henry Smith J McWill lams was appointed to the chair- and F G Lang,eecrotary Aftera few brief remarks from the chair as to thc oi>_)ect ofthe meeting addresses were delivered by W U Lea, Victoria, and John Il Wood” Geo. Ives, D .I Thompson and others of Tryon, while considerable discourse on this suhiectwas heard from Mr Arbing of Crapaud

Orr motion Of W C Lea, ilcnry Srnitlr DJ Thompson and Angus Mcllonalii were appointed io confer with Crapaud

MINIIM IIHNIEIIIS

EXCEL UNB

In Competitiv‘ Debate at the University Home in Fred ericton

Fnunrmii 1'o\, March Zfl.-(Special)-'l`iri.

debate between the Acadia and the Lni

resulted in rr victory for thc Wolfviilc boys.

SIEINY IIE MINE

LIKE ENIHY INLE

I.oNnoN, March 2.1-The enormous

wmmmws “nd ,,,.,“,,m, fm. further dividend of 145 per cent, was declared by meetings the Mysore Gold Mining Company the Tirespeakers in iuiir ~dro\\i‘ii the ail- Utllm d"Y 'Ui £l>0.-Till

vantage of having a railway through that

The Mysore gold inine is probably tho

pmt uf the °0,mg_ry'|,uw Lim f,,m,L.,, rlchestin the world, und yet there hangs would profet by,shipping facilities and E” nm L°nd°“ 001% 01' "I9 UOUIDIIHY I1 \vhat benlfit it would be to tire factories fmmed °°'il0U‘°’ °f U19 ||'B"5f0l` f

The following resolution nas then 1

cents) each. Such shares woud le

moved Whereas the transportation

qucstion is of vital interest to irny coin- “

munity aniiwhcrcas the trirdc of iris section the country

000 £i ($5) shares at the price of iid (IH

orth £14 ($iO) each to day Tire story of the nrine is like a fairy

tale. There was ir time Z4 years ago

greatly handicapped by reason when ill success had reduced the com distance to railway communication, Dllllyicllpllfiliv £2000 Of £3000. “Hd ll and whereas a branch line of railroad Wlmnnb' “D “'39 UUIY "UYYUWIY Bvefifeil

running through this section and connect

Adirectors meeting was held to con

inn; witirniine nrrniinnysnow in exist Hitler the i>0sltlon.1md\t was iiioiiwil

ence on this Island wouli greatly help to foster and increase that section of the

to wind up fortlrwiilr.

Three directors getting iliclr own way,

m,unu.y spent the company 1 last few tirouvanils

Thcrcforc resolved that it{is'thc opinion l

ngoingalrttcr deeper, witir the result

of this meeting that action be taken to "iii" “gully £3»"0l000 “’°’"‘ Uf P’°°‘°“" confer with the people of surrounding "-\'=l'“l|“\S 00”" W5 005 Of fl Iwlll fl0l‘| ,||.,u.|cL,, ,nhnpreasing upon the |)(,|,,“|, wirosc exlstcnic would otherwise never rrrent of rariwrrys our need and ciarins for |"\"° been d"e°"‘°‘l

rr branch road to connect this and otiicr sections of this prrt of the Province w ith the railways now in operation

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KING EIIWNEIIJ Ill

IISII IHE SIILINN

New Yorur, Marcir 21-A Berlin

despatch tn the Herald says that ir ronfldentai communication, just \°°°lV°0 there from Constantinople states that preparations are being quietly llllilieil forwrrrd for the reception of l{ingEdwnrd who is expected to visit the Sulllm coming direct by sea

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co g/bl. colds, Irearlenele, and other lnroal riirnznia are quickly r°\1°'°° “Y °'°'°l°" anim. no ...nn w bei- 4” ‘U‘“¥¥"*°°

Men s and Boys New Slater Shoes

JUST OPENED $1700 WORTH, UJME iN AND SEE TllE_M»

THEY ARE BEAUTIES

One of the many ad-

\ vzintages over sonic

makes is the firm m- sole the Slater has which helps to keeP them from being lumpy and unpleasant undef

the foot.

See our Bunion Sh0¢

for stout feet.

GUFF -BROS..

Sole Agents. ` ' V

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WNNIS Ill EIIEEI NN NIIPHINS HIIME

ii.\r.ri .\\, March 22) -The Grand Orange

Lodge of Nova bcotia continued its session at Chalmers ilnil ycsteriiay

The presence of ltev Dr. Mitohelilat thc

meetings ie for the purpose of enlisting the sympathies of the members of the Orange lodges of New Brunswick Nova Scotia and Prince Edward island for thc erection of an or-phan's home.

Tire following telegram sent by the lodge is self-explanatory "R0" J G Shearer, secretary of Lord’s Day Alliance, Ottawa Grand Orange Lodge of Nova Scotia in annual session convened unani nrously endorse proposed legislation rc preservation of Lord s day Petitions will be forwarded

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A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

dl P t ding

{r‘|‘i:,I|f1s'D?\lE¢IEg(lbLsnliTr‘?c ngi'1utholr‘l)zEEd tlo ri-fund money mif (FA:/$0 ]?§;l‘;`§WE5lger fails to cure ‘Z Httsom

EE. IEIEBIEI EIU-D

Magazines.

Hiiszaiii it Miiiiiii.

RE EERE EE

versity of New Brunswick this evening

House today there was a list of questions n of unusual length tn dispose of

Mr. Vcrvllle of Montreal, the new Labor h

ter' of Labor hail gone to Winnipeg to

English printers that had been brought

to this country on false promises.

applicationof thc mine owners for the o

hai stated tlrcrc was fear hat C

explosives might be used for destruction D

purpose of protecting mine property from R1

d"““‘"°" i Iowan Mn anei 'rr I: i C The reason thc Comptroller of Police HUIIIWR UH! Minister' of Militia said aiullll the Ullliféd SU\i~0S~ ‘ ‘ r ' " 'E mp 'lm '°‘

on striker.

agree to a resolution declaring the

QUESTIONS BY MEMBERS Eiiiill HUNT

AND ANSWERS YESTERDAY lil ENLLING INIII

ln House of Commons Touching Labor Troubles and Bomb throwing A S"’a'"‘h'p‘°' H°'d' was

in Northwest, Expropriation of Lands lor M fi Railway Reciprocity Smps Omcar in the Coasting Trade Reinmaking and other Matters -What -_

Sr Jonv, March 20.-(Special)-Thoma5

Wha Befell aC P R

Almar, one of the ofilcers on the C P R

steamer Montezuma, fell from the dccir

of the steamer into the hold to'rig‘rt a

0'r'r/rwa, Marcir 26-(Special)-In the been exploded in front of thc house of a Mr Clark of Essex asked the House to '

distance of 28 feet.

One nran had been arrested and there Governrneutshould have power to declare HI! skull was fmcmred and M “M ad since been ro disorder, though the in cases ofemergency that the provisions

Mcinber was told that the Deputy Minis strike was 51,111 in progress. U! the COBBNUR Att should D00 “DDU fUl`

Mr. Momma of P E Ishmd “Bs told the time to places havipg no means of

lnvestlguta the compmm' or “ pany °l thatW A Weeks Barrister of Charlotte tmnspommun

In answer to an inquiry by Col Sam trade would be beneficial to both Canada

taken to the hospital where his death is expected any minute.

_. WILL ILE] NEW INE NIIIEK IIN

°"'“- *mf* been “l*P°'“°““ °° “I” the the matter, in wiricirsir- w nina pointed vlfierwv Of Persons lmvmi: leeds to be out that tire United Sintra.. had been

Adetatirnrent (of the Montreal Police e

had been sent to Lethbridge on the cxpropriatcd for the Murray Harbor and luloruloil f-lll\tCllDHdl1\\1\SWll|lI1fl|1i» My

gpm- bmnches of me P E Island time to negotiate for nnhange of the law

rilroad He believed reciprocity in thc coasting ---

crnrnenthasyust decided on llre con

ornrnision irird been appointed for the The D\”0l>l0lL\ Of I'l\ll\ lllfllelllll WHS ‘ll\ shucuon ofanewdum on the Nun’ new

Illll MIIEH SIUIIY

Sad Siorv ef an Ontario Lad

Was Great J

Walter Baxter, a young ladnf Downie L

urpose of iirquirlng into the wlroic cusscd and rrrarry nrinor questions the Vmnge ofpesneyh about 100 Innes

of property was the fart that n bomh had question of selecting rifle range sites Hl'l“\V6r0d fI‘0lTI WB ASS°\lf\n.‘Vh¢1'0 the [Neill-» dll!"

SLIIEIIJE ENUM II

was recently constructed Tire expense

of the new undertaking is calculated at

U ‘R11 000 000, and the contract will irc us-

|,| sumeii by the firm of Alrd and Co., vi hich

constructed the Assouan It is ex-

SMI INNGENY IN

EIIEIIEII MISS

FaiherShot His Daughter to Whose Marriage He 0b iected, Then Suicided

Evrnrrr, Mass, March £0.-(Speciai)-

Because he disapproved of his daughter' wedding with Francis Perry, loseph P 'lownsend of this city shot and killed her today three hom-r before the time dxed for the ceremony, and then suieided 'l he two were found dead byTownirend I

iiftcen 3 rar old son

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MUNI] IIUILNW

liiaaiix, liiirrih "i -liiany women and

children ucri, ~ra\ vii in the attack eiralirot ’\Ioro outlaws on Mount Dago recently

lhe attack was delayed six hours, while

Governor Stott was edneavoring to persuade the outlaws to surrender All ovcrturcs \\ erc siorncrl and the defiant attituiic of the leaders of thc outlaws and the Arab priests pcrsuiriied their followers that the gm or nrneni, would be unable to

pegged thu; when tha Wmk is cnmpiaied dislodge theni from their- fortress within

M each side will enioy asyatem of irrigir *W0 Y¢i1¥‘i~

v tion, so that the raising ofa cotton crop Leading Moros, in their desire for the

will be easily established,

it is believed that the new Eastern line

For Manual Trainin and Commercial Course Which

THE INSURANCE BILL

steamer Governor Cobb, now building at g - --

Wilmlngton (Del ),i`or the St. John Boston

whose lndustry at School 5c"V'°9»]W|ll;;? ready for me rift; by rrrivrrrrcoa soniewhatdiflerent view ofthe

Sill -I trust you will permit me to

Y e "EW ql°“'“c1 “l e “ Govefnment AsS|5t In\irr.rnii~llriI from tirat of your leader

township, took his life today by hanging in his fathers barn

Tire only reason that can be given is

over study, he having been a student at onc of the local educational institutions

and very industrious.

IHE PIIIIIINIIINL

LEEISLNIUHE

Monday. lliarth 26

House met at i.l.r il "I- Thc Blllto incorporate the Montague

Skating Rink was read a first time, and referred to thc priurte bills committee.

ThcPr-irrce Edward Island Fi~h and

Game Protection Act, 1000, was introduced by Mr. Warburton.

On motion the Iiouse went into

Committee to consider same. This occupied the tiurclill DUJOUFDUWUA' “N 0

X|i,Bp.n\. House met again and the

continued. Ar. 10 'lil clause 1~i was reached and further consideration postponed

Tuesday

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THE “ V. R." BRIDGE.

lioylc: Tire island people secrn to be

awfully foird of Bridge. Cavcndinli: liuwi H.: Thi-y hare it at Montague, Stanley.

Oyster Bed, New Glasgow, Wheatley River. and Charlottetown has it on a large lcaie.

C: Weil, yes. But I know one placi. where they‘re trying to banish it.

H-I WIICNT

C.: Port Vernon.

liir|rd’| Llnlmelii Cures Dirnifrufi.

<llsi,irrii:laL;3luisltin;; trithto) corr;;ia;yl'sil`a;le§ In ,hm molmngs wqw ani \v a grca y o ic p i:ri -

Tire provisions of the lliilnrc allrrr

°°"‘E°‘”l' Ut mlfvel b°l'W‘~`°“ ‘ms p°'t 'md favour of the rrrsured The position of thc the ilub_and intermediate points. While none homersls so he, les W

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S1'ri.A'rronn, Ont., March Wi-(SD90|1\ll" not quite as large as thc Calvin Austin, BETH -7;H!;»\Ml;\`f1l;u:il "isnt:-“1|li\'lllL';3£l:; coumletdy In the power at 516 cocmsggs;

he Gavamor Cobb Wm be fasten she °“ °‘°° 9°” "5 that a_ny alteration ofour position must

two thousand dollars for the inhugurai:lon"'be for the hr-ltr., it c,,n,,0t b f M

onscquently will iiavc more space for 0! HIBDUBI ifl`¢\lDl"R.f\“d UVB hundred fm Worse

will be fitted with turbine engines and . e or re

c f eight carrying much more than the a comrnerciui course rn conncctron with Austin It is expected that the Gover- the any s,,h0o|s_

nor Cobb will clip tirree or four hours oil The Provincial Gmmnmem Wm add Im

the time for the trip as besides her greater speed, she is so arrimgid that freight \\ill he handled faster.

She will have 180 to ’00 state rooms

as against 225 on the Calvin Austin, and her fittings, will be as fine, if not finer, than her rival \Vhlle nothing as yet been settled, as far as can be ascertained, as to who will command her, it is gener ally believed that Capt Pike will boths choice.

NEIIEIIIJHEII

Orraw A, March Z0 -l`he report r

current today that arrrodus vivendi wil be reached between Canada und th I nitcd States, pending n full scttlerneni of_i,hc matterin regard to tire prescrvaiior

consideration of the above bill was ofiNiag»rra Fails Areport on the sirlnecr

from the International Waterwayr Commission is now befprc the Dominior

House adjourned till 10 o’clock on Government.

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'rriifnno and ascor

lmlr our your old collars uid see wire! ll

rmpomrrl point the buttonlroie rr. Moo! collars break there int. We put extra lreagth in our lmtfoairolel. ` Wage! the butler-rholee in exactly the tidu Plwlr

than strongly. double niielr them.

` Elrfffn _ c~er'rri_:s

20 ents aaAi:|h..”|-.D .ll "£5-:ff 50 "Iii"

.Mi ivi.r.n. Berlin. C-wir;

Condensed Advertisements

(Too late for Classification.)

ANTED-A. trustworthy, capable

__.g_; W representative-one accustomed to

Life Insurance or Stock sailing preferred. Apply to Guardian ofiiee. 27d twtf.

equal sum in each casa.

\VIIO BL'bI`1D IT?

Mrs. Pronrincnt-Well did you sit for vour photo for the Daily I’atrio' rc Picture alleryi

Mr. Prominent-I did indeed Mrs P.--Then thats what killed the wirole business.

WHY DO WOMEN SUF1 ER?

Such pain and endure the torture of

nervous headache when Pac. buys a sure cure like Nervillne. A few drops in sweetened water brings unfailing relief. You fi-al better at ance, you‘re braced up, invigoratcd, headache goes away after one mrsc. 'l`he occasional uae of Nerviiine prevents indigerriion and stomach dis~ orders-keeps up hr-alih ami strength. Efery woman needs Nerviiinc and should use it ton. In 250. bottles everywhere.

Ullman I CHICAGO MARKETS.

Girrciroo. March 20. -(Speciai)-

Com, Mnr., isii, Corn. May, 449 Wheat “ 78 Viheat “ 77h Pork, May, $10.82 Pork, Jan.. 816.22

Tin and enamel war-c,w'ire goods etc., at

Cameron 6: Cos., London House. 2'idii.

The Christy hats are all here

now and the are the prettiest lot ever you looied af. Drop in today and look them over at Prowse Bros Ltd. c6d3i _

You can get nicst any kind or size oi

cartridge you require at Cameron & Co s.

It is stated that tho Bill is complicated,

that cannot lic a\cidcii, for conrplicatcil matters are being di-alt with

There is one reason, which Iirrrr sure

must appeal to thinking nrcn, in l`n\or of the proposed lcgislatlorr-and it is this- that the agents of thc companies are united in their opposition to it. Ihave never known them endeavour to faelli tate any legislation in favor of the policy holders and thc proposition, I learn, they have_made to the mcrnhers of the |Leg|s lature in charge of the Bill is a very cool one-to let it lay over fora fortnight in order that it may be referred to the conrpanies at Toronto to see whether it should be allowed to pass.

You remark that the companies are

always on hand by their agents. That is correct. They are rather too much no I have heard of letters from correspond ents, letters perfectly fair and containing nothing but legitimate criticism, sup pressed because those gentlemen objected to them I refer to Charlottetow n and its public press. Not very loniz ago a letter perfectly fair, was left with one of our newspapers for publication After an interview with one of these gentlemen- who, you say. is always on hand -the letter was suppressed.

The revelations before the Commitlce'

on Insurance Companies show a shocking state of afllrirs. There are certain safe Ruurds required hy thcflfederirl Govern ment under Donriniorr legislation, but it now appears that the oiilcials of lhc Inspection dizpartrnent are wholly power- less to enforce the requirements of the an One company advanced a large sum to ir

firm of railway contractors, is “call ioan" it is termcd, in direct opposition to thc statute providing for tho safety nf invest- mr-nts.

Anotircr company indulged in what

The Star calls, a “double shuffle," to the cxtent of half a niiliion of dollars to cover up an overdraft at their bankers,

Both these companies have agents here

and (I speak as an unfortunate policy holder) it would be more oreiiitirble to tiresc gentlemen if they would advocate fcgisiation which would provcnt rr repeti- tion of the cnornrities which have come to iight before the Insurance Corrrrrrlssion at Ottawa rather than exert thcinsoivoa to prevent legislation hero, allowing some ,facilities for the eoilei-tion of amounts due, and to hccorrre duc, on the policies of the companies,

Yours truly

E. .i. iIoniisoN.

March 20, liliifl.

__.____i Sultana and Iliaok .lack stove polish at

Cameron dc Co's., iiarrlware store.27di.

First showing of the new summer

shirt wniats-rr very nice assortment i_n white and colored.-See ad.-Stanley

/~ Yidii.

Bros. 2iid2|.

extermination of the outlaws, aided the troops in the fight

Tire rcpor is of Lonrpirny nnil troop cour-

nranders to Mayor ircnerirl \Vood show ed that every cflort was made to save wcirnrn and ilrildrrn After the fight w us over (icncral \V0oil ordered supplies and aseistiirrci* fur tho w onion and (hildren rcrrrirlrrirrg irlivc in the rrnier

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IHE BEIIMNNS NUMIIEN llll llllilllil

Brnr rw, March til.-'l‘he oflirial returns

of the Lerrsus iiikcn last, show n popula tion of bil 005 lild in Germany , against 50 .Sill 178 in 1000

The \\ omen outnumber the men by

iiilriilill but the Government statisticinns estlrnatc that if the males make tho same rate of increase as shown by the last four renauscs they will outnumber the females in lil-i r.

YOLR \\ ORN Oi T SIOMACII

What it needs is the siren thi-ning

influence of r lirrnrlltons 1’ is-they work marvels where the stomach and digestion' rilfe poor. in one day the appetitei Inrlioasos and the whole system is rapidly' titrongtirened No atonraclr specialist could write a hcttcr prescrr rtion than Dr. Hanrilton’ri Pills of Man rake and Butternul At all dealers in ayeiiow gui, prire 2.rc., or fl\c boxes for one o ar.

-FOR-

Early Planting.

Early varieties for the Iiot

bed. l

Cabbage, (best early

varieties.)

Garden Peas, Lettuce. Tomato. Cauliflower, Celery,

Sweet Peas (over

60 separate colors) now ready at

Carters Seed Store, Charlottetown.

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_.worn /average Circula,tiQfl§ io D€C- 3°, '05 Daily 3.943; Tri-W€€l<|Y 3,i28

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