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bleeding in men and money now going on L)

in Manchuria

age by. Sunday’s Bombafdment ,of m:;l»;._.;.;°:;|;:..;.:;‘:.b_.l.::v§:;i;.:.: Bm" Hamm' Lord .Shand and

Vladlvostock-Obgect ol the At- ;:::;=:r;;;”=:;~:=m_';:: 2;- it-ginrld wird-rant :mutt

\ fl Finn" _nd p“'"n° no risk! w Baum' .B of 0perati0n_Anuther H0te| The Tllld T'-0T'8TgT\ SOCTCTV

the hmm. or his mating would mu on Fi,-9 Vwhm Found, -Observed .in Zion Church

France and Germany, whose colonies h L N h _

` . could be taken in event of the British * ure Ist Eg t EX-

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Poivr anrmm nncnaiscan..

pour Anrmm, March 7~ (SPWU1) _

There la no change in the situation here~

‘The weather is fine.

AT VLADIVOBTOOK.

Vnanivosroox. March 7-(Special)-At

one o’clock on Sunday afternoon a squad- ron af five J apaness warshlpa bB8B|1 b0m'

barding the town firing at long range. After continuing the bombardini f°f

some time the Japanese squadron Wilh-

drew.

strain- nausea nous. -

One woman was killed and a few men

wounded during the bombardment. One

wooden cottage was demolished and one

or two other buildings damaged.

'RUBSIANB MADE N0 REPLY.

The Russian batteries did not reply to

the Japanese attack, -which was onli

madetolocate the position of the forts

and demoralise the defenders.

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We have put on sale at a big discount a line line of Men’s Dohgola Kid Slippers, all sizes and sizes, the regular price is $r.55,now. . . . . .$1.15

Men's Cloth Gaiters, tan or black, $1.00 and $1.15, now ........50C

And women’s leather slippers . . . . . . . .356 pf.

GULF BREIS.

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MOBE RUSSIAN OUTRAGES. .

mitting all manner of excess, maltreat-

ing native women, robbing etc. PREMIER nanifooivs vlnw.

LONDON, March 7-(Special)-Ansaver

inga question in the House of Commons

-Premier Balfour said the Government

considered Russia’s declaration that she

proposedtotreat coal as contraband of

war wae_of the greatest importance as

Russia had previously refused to take

this view.

LonnoN sPEc'i'a'roR`s WARNING.

LUNDON, March 4.-“We do not want

to appear as alarmists, but we would be doing harm and not good if WE Dried £0 conceal the fact that the present situation

in regard to foreign affairs is one of con- siderable anxiety," will say tomorrow's Spectator, inaiong article on the silent ofthe Russian-Japanese war on inter- national relations, especially. the relations between Russia and Great Bretain. The

Spectator points out how “Russian feel- ing of resentment against Great Br ltain is steadily growing. the Russians being

chief cause of their difficulties by encour- aging the Japanese to go to war."

any truth in this view, continues the Spectator, the important fact is that it is held by the Russian* people and that

“public opinion ia in such astate of ex- citement that war with Great Britain

party should try to “escape the humi- liation ofa possible defeat hy a small Asiatic power," the Spectator remarks:

“A great European war would obliter-

ate all traces of the .iapdnrse war. A

popular war would cover up an unpopular

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Snow” March 7___(Spw|,|)_Rus5i,n The Spectator proceesds to warn the

soldiers inthe vicinity of Anjn are com-

convinced that the British have been the Ja new Nuance. one or those couseqm

Wlthout considering whether than Es` the German emperor to knock the heads

would he extremely popular." ,I \Vh§n tiitiafliipodlls riclh mag pggxeplgglegs _ _ - ow 0

P"°°°°dE°“ W “nhl” whlthe mmm” vihlixcli ggenkt-ElofEEnc vigor nad vitality of

being victorious. With the Russian Beet already gone, Great Britain could not indict injury on Russia."

press against giving Russia occasion for picking a quarrel, especially referring to the “aggressively anti-Russian tone of the Times and the impression of partisan-

.shlp," which it declares it is difficult to condone or even understand.

Continuing the Spectator will say "that

the Times should give occasion to those who desire to embroil Russia and Great

Britain is rendered more remarkable by the fact that the Times has done much

excellent service in pointing out the trend of German policy.it is to heifeared that the evil done by the want of restraint origin- ally shown by the British press cannot now he undone, but at least our news-

papers ahould realise the need of not playing into the hands of the military party iu`Russla or providing material for those who desire to prove Lo France that

her ally has been treated in nn unfair and hostile spirit by the British people. While

explosives are lying about there al_ways is need of extra care and circumspection."

The Spectator concludes with urging the

government to be vigilant and have its

plans prepared for_ail emergencies, say- ing:

“We must. look the facts in thelfacc and

prepare to take the consequences of the

ences was the active and bitter hostility of Russia and the opportunity afforded to

of the Europaan powers together and get

nation."

TIIE GLO\V OF HEALTH.

the system. There is no more certain way for pale, weak people to attain the glow of health than by the persistent use of Dr. Chaee's Nerve Food, the great food cure which forms new, rich, red blood and creates new nerve force.

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Illl. ALLEY ELECTED

HY LTICLLMETIUN

Ward Il to iillthe vacancy caused by the L appointment of WV. \V. Clarke as City Cork. Dr. Alley was the only candidate nominated and he is therefore declared elected.

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' DIED. '

Passed peacefully fu rest, on Jan. 20th,-

l904, at her home i-i Union Street, Cam- hrldgepcrf, Mass, Catherine Campbell, beloved wife of Robert Robertfon. Def ceased who was a daughter of Angus Campbell, Nine Mile Creek, was 20 years`

soniecl\tnz,of sdvaumza. -to his °m~osus's-~1riansy Liver Pius have been

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Yesterday was Nomination Day fcr`,

ANOTEER vr0‘r1M i-‘onND.

Nlw Your, March 7.-(Special)-Arr

other victim, the Silt cf the collapse of the Hotel Darlington has been found,

LORD shaun onan.

Lonnors, March 7.-(Speclal)~Lord

Alexander Burns Shand, who was raised to the peeragein 1892 is dead. He was born in i828.

nation uAr.i<a'r nnsn.

Baron Halket of Hanover, the some-

time hulband of Miss Sarah Phelps Stokes. died at Bloemfontein.

VI CTI!! OF AN OPERATION.

Capt. Hon Reginald Ward, amateur rider and brother ofthe Earl of Dudley, Lord Lieut of Ireland died to-day as the result of an operation for appendicitls. man tis cnicaeo. `

Toaonro, M irch T.-(Specini) ~E. W.

Gillett died on Sunday at Chicago.

IF TORM ENTED YVITH CORNS. Use Putnam’s Painless Corn and \Vart Extractor; it acts in one night and never causes discomfort. For ears “Puf.naf.n’s" has been the standard (guru cure of Great Britain and America, it is the best-try it.

' wiRELtss_t=._YsrEM.

Pants, March 4.-The Official Journal

has published a decree which places the wireless telegraph system established by the department of marine at the service of the general public.

LET OTHERS EXI’ERIl\IENT

There is always something new in the

way of medical tr<utme11t and you are constantly invited io try new tangled, un- proven remedies. Lct others experiment and so risk health and lose time. Dr.

trieri in the crunibie of time, won the ap- proval of public opinion and demonstrated their right lo a plnce In every home as fninily medicine.

ST. l0HN’S NEW FERRYBOAT.

Sr. Jomr, March ='».-Jas. Fleming and

Son were awardel by the City Board of Works the contract to build a new ferry boat for the harbor service. The contract price is $8C,O00,

WANTS T0 GET OU T.

Pants, March 4.-Telegraphing from

St, l’etersbnrg,n correspondent oi the Martin says that runners that Foreign Minister Lamsd0ril` has repeated his rt- quest for retirement are persistently curr- ent in high circles.

HEARTS TH.-\i` ARE DISEASEI)

will never be cured by the false, unnatur- al stimulatlou of liquor. Firsz increase your vitality, builu up the system, strengthen and purify the blood - then the heart will respond and grow strong.

Ferrozons is precisely what in take. it

gives you an appetite and a digestion that will look after everything that is eaten. Ferroznne improves nutrition, makes rich, vitallzing blood, and is posi- tively the most powerful restorative and strengthens-r known to science; it improv- es the nerve tone, re ulatfs the li arts action, makes the feegble strong and the sick well. Ferrozone will do you untold good and costs only 50c., at druggists, or Poison 8: Co., Kingston, Ont.

DR. Hai\iii.'r0r"s Pitts S'riaii'i,arit: 'run Ltvi-rn.

of age. A sorrowing husband. father,‘ mother, five sisters, three brothers and* one aon remain to mourn. L

' Thursday, roth, inst., is the last day for discounts on electric light bills. R d 3i

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In common with the Auxilaries of the

British and Foreign Bible Society in evf ry part of the Christian world, the P. E. l. Auxiliary held ln Zion Church last evening,the Centinary Anniversary meet- of the organization of the SJciety.

President Sterns occupied the chair. T-he first speaker was R v. G. M. Young

who reviewed brietly the past work of the society, noting specially its work in cheapening the cost of the scripture to the purchaser. Today copies of the scripture that cost one hundred years ago upwards of three dollars can be purchased for ility cents/1‘he great lessen- ing of cost has made it possible for the poorest in the land to become a pcsseszo ' of a copy cf the scriptures. The vast numbers of the sorin lures circulated by the Society, one hundred and eighty millions, during the century the Society has been in existance was also commen- ted on and by interesting comparisons the speaker sought tc impress the import- ance ofthe vast circulation.

liev. G. R. White spoke of the present

state ofthe Society, having issued last year upwards oi five million copies of the scriptures, employing eightiiundred col- porteursanil upwards of ilve hundred Bible women. During this Centenary anniversary the Society aims to raise two hundred and flity thousand guineas and we are expected io do our part towards the same.

Rcv. T. I". Fullerton spoke of the

future prospects of the Society which taking abroad view over the entire field

hopeful. The achievements of the pnst ond the condition of the present were such that one need have no fear to proph- esy a future more fruitful of achievement even then the past has been. He closed with an appeal to the Christian commun- ity of this City and Province to do their part towards the success of the future.

The choir of Zion church furnished ex-

cellent muslc for the occasion.

A CAPITA I, Clirild EUR SORE THROAT. is to use us n uhrgle a few drops of Pol- snii`s Nerviline in swretened wntcr, and hefcre retiring ruh the throat. and chest vigorously with Nervillne. By morning ths soreness ond inflammation will linve disappcwcti entirely. Ni-rvilinc drives awny the pain and cures sore throat and hoarseness quickly, siniplv because ti\at's what lL'sin\f1elor. Tiny a 25c. bottle from your rliugglst today. ~ DR. Ha.\iii.'roN's P|i.i.s S'ri.\it'|..-\'rh 'run Livmt.

of the Saciety's operations was most

RUSSIAN- GOVERNMENT E Mill VICTIMS IN SAINT JOHN

Action Entered by Him for False imprisonment

Insane Husband Butchers Wife and Wounds Children-Fredericton students mea for numb-

ing Worship.

iivsamz MaN's hmm.

Monrhxan, March 7-(Special)-Last.

Christmas A. P. lileauvis became insane from the effects of extreme cold.

On Sunday he attended mass and at

night attacked his wife with an axe, almost chopping her head cfi.

A'i"rr~:iui~T|.rn sniuinii.

The children ran from thc house. He

cut several of them, gashed his throat

with a knlfs and endeavored to chop his head off. He will die.

s'i'UDEN'rs IN nistaaars.

Fnhbnuivrou, March 7-Special)-Six

university students were flnei here for

disturbing the opening devotional ex- ercises at the Provincial Normal School.

Avrion' Fon imuauss.

ST. JOHN. March 7-(Special)-L. A.

Currey has issued writs against the Mc~ Laughlin Carriage Co.,-l. \V. V. Lawlor Llie local manager and Daniel Mott. traveller, for damages done Malcolm Mc-

Kinnon who was discharged Saturday on Habeas Corpus.

l’l‘]OPLE \\'I'l`Ii BAD BRI-]A'l`li.

Generally suffer iroin Caturrh and should use Caturrliozone inhaler fourtlniesdaily. and tc curcil. The pleasant scented Ca- tarrhozone vapor spreads through every hir passage of the breathing organs, and reaches the very root ol' the disease at once; it kills the germs, nurifles and cleanses the mucous surtnces. and errarli- cates every vesiat.c of catnrrh in n short time.

Pure, sweet breath, free from headache,

sneezing and discharge are quickly deriv- crl from the use of Catarihtzone Inhalcrs Com plete outfit, guaranteed to cure, cost. $1.00, trial size `_£5c. Druoitlsts, or N. U. Poison & Co., Kingston, Ont.

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CHICAGO MARKETS.

Cmcaoo, March 7. - (Special) - March \Vheat 94 May \Vheat -

“ Corn 33] “ Corn - " Pork Sl3l.>-Ti “ Pork A

coughs, cnlul, loarnenrs|_ Inn other Kring

ailments are quickly rtl.~»r»-ll ily Crosiolens habit-ts ti-n cents neriz; _ Ntlrnizzlstn.

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Montreal. E

cel all former productions.

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The Designs and Cglgrlnls of this yearls goods ex-

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