cs! dnt? N@_1!°t‘Z/22 Wands, Qolld/er, with Snow Falls .art Fiiifszf

I' 3%’ norusrno

_ THE CIIARLOTTETOW GU RDI

EDITION

DAILY F0 NDED 1891 _ _ A -‘

iirciercimwow riiwnrcximissi CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND CANADA FRIDAY ANUA ’ *I IN" PII’

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7 -~ _ _ i i -I RY 191 1996 tame corv 'ivi _ T ' ' f *f - _

THE SENSATION OF FRANCE TO MAKE A NAVAL WORKMEN CHOOSE

BRITISH ELECTIO S DEMONSTRATION AT ONCE

A Dmated UI"°"Ist P"bII§h°s QII III” C0' The French Minister Has Been Expelled from NN*

respondence with the

Reiaiingio the Campaign Fund-

Threatens Further Exposures

LimiioN, Jan 18-(Special) -Thomas Iloolr-ys contribution which was miter

Gunn" Bowles’ Mm (mamma Unionist' wards returned and Insmuntes that his Parris, .inn IB -(Speclui)~Franue has quet in Paris was expelled hom French

has created the scnsntion ot thc campaign | own °pD°“°“I‘ In I'I'° I”'e'“’"I' °I°°I'I°II ordered E naval demonstnnon to be Im torilwry Th

Conservative Whip

Venezuela and the Frenrh Government Have Done the Same with the Vene

zueian Minister Ni

Sr. l’r.riri~|irnr., Jan l8-(Spcclal)-

Socialist workmen today elected

received irid from the Conservative funds m°dIl1¢=IY meds against Venezuela an I°II°° “°‘°”’I’“"I”d hh” '°“I*I‘” I'° B°I nfwllivl \\orknieu'u council whose

by publishing all the correspondence with ’ “,|um_

because the party did not want Bowles the French ilcet, nriw in southern waters iH`¢B|‘I€nl IHSUNI 0l'<I¢fH lIll"2l\¢B¥lI1lK “ IDI*

Aelnnd Hood the ciriol Conservative suppom ll b ' This order was made by Premier Rou Whip. fiellllnti “ml U10 CHD-\DllL:n lunds.I Ho threatens further exposures which WI bemo mud VIH'

death all who refused to abstain from

He irlves Particulars ot the notorious may lead to dlsiluaiiiication Mmm" Tmgnyw" yesterday expelled C“sI'°s °°“"“ I” Im" "'5“"d°d "B" “Drk on Red Sundny u""Ivcm"y H

___E____` _ >____,__ _g i from Venezuela hy President Castro and ,cg of hgsullty and ,ha Guvernmenb Wm

ANOTHER COUNCIL

And all who do not Abstaln From Work on Red Sunday are Threatened with Death Troops are Taking up Positions in

Suburbs D

says the blood of our inotlirrs uns .rioud ior_|ustice but the proittiiiiiit liidis its

time to rninglc the blood ol' the or-pit ssois with that of Ihc vicliiris ui -lirniiirry Zliiii

Troops are taking up positions in the

suburbs and indu~¢tri'rlsecrioiis and orders liu\c been Issued to qinll irll iiulriig

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The Guardian The First Provincial Paper to Oller its _ i»nrsii>sNT£s'l0< _ g

MAIL IIUNIHIIII WIHI IHIIISIIII INIIUII MIIIIIIIIS _

Tire Suturdayissuo of the Morning

Eiiltion ui' the Charlottetown Guardian,

\\ iii lie inirilcd to uny irdrlress in Canada the British Possesslons or the United bri

States and

ron BUT risrx csnrs H:

per ycnr Each issue contains aSI-‘ECIAI MAGAZINE PAGE devoted to the Literature, lllstory, Folk Lore irnd Best interests of the Province oi’ Prince lidwirrri Island, also SI'lltl\I()N BY REV \VM DOBSON Notes on the SABBATII SCHOOL LFSSON for u week hence, a COMIC PAGE, printed in colors, which will mirke'you lnuglrcach time you renii il besides AIT 'l'llI LATLST TELE (rRAPlIIC FOREIGN AND LOCAL N1"WS The Guardian will continue to inrprovc It will be better in lll0ii

ilrnn ever before, and it has always been um Aho January 17 TMI( of electing

_ _

rcguriicil by the general public us a tiroroughly up»to date newspaper Special arrangements are alread being nnrilc $9 duirlddd lniproveiriehtsyin all Cm editions

Each Snturdiry issue ol The Guardian, if

pureirirscil for n year at the regular retail price, would coat more than double the special price no\\ asked for it. Any persons why buy The Gaiardian should inlre nilvirntuge of this oil`er. as it will sirve them cvcn more than the subscrlp

tion pric-. Tire Saturday issue is

BY FAR THE BFST

besides being ility per ocnt larger than

bee ing

thc

thu

uny issued during the week. Just think,

rr iocirl paper of

'l`\VELV1~} PAGES

with so nrnny special nnd interesting

it-irturcri

1i‘ll~"l‘Y-TWO ISSUES FOR BUT FIFTY CENTS.

No such oi'i`cr has over l>con made before. N Wirnt nicer gift, or one that would lie

friend I u

Express or Money Order, or postage

almost invariably tuelvo pages or more, stamps to The Guardian, Charlottetown

A postal Card mailed to this oiilte will 0 r

Pre dent Roosevelt as the successor oi the into President Harper at the head oi

university eirelcs It is declared to have

slilcnt Roose\ cit might take the head of

it will be necessary to alter the coneti~ tntlon of the university, which declares Fed i»0‘II1Y WIN" il" UXPIUSIUH Df ‘I\lS° 900|(

prc-ildenilal term. .l'o bring this about

L amy u Baptist "my be presmnnt pm” in the Detroit mines at Pmm, the Ramblers won w ltir a score of three to up to date heating plant. irnd inuch credit

ng n sample copy by return mall to the e

-_D

oagoUnlversity has become strong in

n one of the hopes oi Dr. Harper dur the last months oi' his life that Pre»

university irt the conclusion ol his C"

* Creek, twenty iivc miles distant.

Sore of men were entombed and

G eighteen are reported dead, and sl

bod

,iiiii_iiiii;i| iiiiiim

nw Yoax, January 17.-Fifteen

persons slcepingon the top iioor of n ~

“’°I`° “I’I“`°°I“Ie‘I' cnuld bo "III "° “ tcnementhousein Eust43rd street had

narrow escape from death when 30

` fell from an adjoining factory and crashed _

ugh the rooi’ of the dwelling Alth- LUNIIUNI 'IMI' Is'“Ispe°I“II"'Th° °°““

th o -

E ou lr several tons ol brick tore through try districts held their elections today and

t0 the IIIIITI II°°I' °.1IIII" t°“°m°“I' “° °“° the full returns will not be known until “'35 III\I‘“`°d' Many telegraph and tele' tomorrow but with those now known ln»

phone wires were attached to the olrim~ di “__

' ncy

- leo

. ., . , _ ga

feet of a big chimney, seven feet square,

These became heavily coated with ‘II“‘II"I‘ I'I'°“ ““°I]I’°s'"I me sm" ng during the storm and tho chimney Liberals-202; Unlonists-87; Laborltes ve wny under the unusual strain. _35; Natlonisis-(li).

as Ewen Line will be awarded thc contract for car

fyou reside ln the city and imyen x-ying the British mails for five years irom re to call. telephone l.i2a and u mes~ August next, conditional upon the com

senger will be sent to your residence with pm

your receipt y putting two more fast steamships

up n the route by 1907 und otherwise im

An Order in Council which will be pass

proving the service.

ed shortly will authorize the conditional

extension for u further period oi iive

years making mn years in all

(bpecial)-Another mining horror occur

~»n

III IIIII

Li\iA, Ohio, January li -'iiie tnan

__ ,_ Convoy, thirty miles west of herc, \\itir a

UF population of nbout 000 is reported to

rr-.rw.\,Jan 13,-(Special)-The Allan ST MEN- ~7“" I3 -ISDECIBI)-The po ::\V};I2f‘;Il;i§;v\cpt awirly (liy tire dutfing tlho mu

lice here today arrested two men sup foil-I I es me n mm nn no n I’

mation is yet obtainable except ironi “ml

P0595 10 IDB DGFDBIPTIIWTS 0fI1\1l‘8I|1PI¢S 8nd T D- crews ofthe Pennsylvania railroad tririns. attempted murder at Red Beach neu; One fust train was ilaggpd bv citizens Galina A fe., days ago ZIOI1 Chu rch Trustees Last of the town and an appeal uns sent to

V a

Several places had been entsrerlanda Reported Prosperous n\`elH£I;__

watchman in one store who attempted lo

chase the hurglars received n builci Year- Gqod work H_ through his body but still lives.

B... ...... ......... ..... W... "1 Bailiisf E

with knives and revolvers and are tough

looking characters _~_`

011° IH Dilllwd DHIEY but U18 OUIUISH Tire annual business meeting of the

rnulatto and wont tell his name. Charlottetown Baptist Church vrns ireid ___

li in the .schoolrooru \\ ednesdiry evening \\ Atn,\(_1(m \t,,,|,_ _]m,um_y 1- _

3:; gI;‘:;I°l'1;\ §'°an‘?edI§eDI;III")‘f`»(Ii’I'0I°I'IUI Tlnee Japanese Lountcrleilers have been work He spoke hapeml nm' em0;?;°':!|"` pinrcd un ltr arrest by ir secret service words ‘I ‘K oillter an hundreds of dollars north of

_ spurious 8.1 and $iiigoid pieces with the

Reports were also submitted from nil

departments of church uorl., the tenor 5,i`;`,?,lE1rnn’lI|:¢us?iIrsl:‘lHI:|\IIinI:Il|duI:rLtHI:

;1lfm:;I}IllC;ir ;hl0:ti;ll that this rlliieffm nnnirls oi Puciilc Coast, not only irorn the

5 Z °n”“°“` 'I vc Im' I" I’ wide iiuld of their operations, but irorri

*°‘ healthy common the fact that the lrntteries and some oi'

UIIIIII MINING IIIIIIIIIIH IIEEIIHS

iiii iiuiiiiii ` °

aiiiuuii siiiii

Tiiirovrn, .inn i7 - A meeting ol iiheriris

‘irorn various sections oi’ ibi~ pro\inv.o has lnndc i`lrrirl nrruntrciiieiils im thi- in banquet to bc tvndi- Sir Wilirnl

rier in this Lily on lub _,I ic net wili be ireid in liiiissry lliil

Seats are to be taken out and ir lrnrporf aiyiloor put in Tire girlieiie-r \ ill Ir' reserved for ludies and their firuuls Sir \\llir'id \\|il lic ii.riii|uci.tcd liy the students on the nlizlrt of Ifeii 'U

MIISI IIIII IIINEIH SIISIHI Eilii

liimrririzlri January l¢~ TiieDnminion

government has decided to require us lo send ourturbine steiinrsinp~1_\ iclorinn and Virginian to St John nhen they uri again put on thciiiiril route thi~ ~r|»iin|_f i.ntIi thc St l.n\\rence is open they :irc to lcmctliciriiiiriisi ut IliiIii'ir‘< und lhrn g0oiiioSt lohn, iriinoiiiicrii ilugir \ Allan This decision hrs iiuuii inii-le

Annnsrou, Vinomm. Jan. 18- lh T

Aiiinnnsr, Jan. 18.-(Speeial.)-In the men; INSITGS fI)°"ed Im3ehI"l‘I“°‘° Lire moulds used by the coiners were

n c u

Pmvmclul Hobkey Lwgue serles wmghb item bemg MIIB I;fxIlstnll|’LI\‘t’ll;<;:`I03P 5 iegriiss rnnilc in -lrrpnn nnil slillilieil to this count

the Wanderers two was given to the contractors Bruce Ste ` _ _-I

in war°t&Gn. lor the \ery excellent and

ics have so lar been recovered.

1_@_€

I IIIIIIIILS

SIIII EIIIIINE

iiini-wriii_

9’%é»~ .°:.°‘“.;".

Boys’ Buff Lace Pegged '

Boot, $1.40 now $r.oo. I' Men’s Buff Lace Pegged

Boot, $1. 50 now$r.25.

Women’s Box Calf Lace,

Nailed Tip $1.50. _

Women s Pebble Lace, Nail-

ccl Tip $1.15.

Women's Felt Gong 650-

Misses’ Lace Strong Boots

Nailed So‘e 69c.

Clrild’s Lace Strong Boots,

Nailed Sole 5oc.

Infant’s Kid Boots tan and

black 396. .

Save money by buying

now at

Gulf Bums.

nares ann my

4 »--#nv-»~fu¢~v-' -#iv

Hyndman

Insurance Agents,

(8). 0..

he may die, when s trolley cur crowded with passengers Jumped the track in the Bronx yesterday descending an incline and struck a telephone pole. The motor- man was thrown headioreinost into a ditch. Every window in the car was smashed and niany passengers were cut by broken glass or trampled in the panic when each passenger tried to bc the

iirst to escape from the ear.

_Tm

HAMU.-ron, Ont., Jan. 17-While the MISSIIIII I3“"‘I

Construction Co. of Montreal, which is TIII"PI’I” C_I“I’

building the Fcdexnl Life Insurance Co.':i B' X' P' I '

Heir; °;’lie§1S.Cntte1nnteldlt<;}vull <i;a‘irli!the Tom $24009. whieh were held responsible lor the we 0 t e vlnmerea entre \1 i ns . . "' niurrier of Mrs Franklin G. Hollister. ruiivlninc. about two deleek yesterday. c|,If,I;fh rf,,`;°,;e°,fp;:,I:,,§§II;;,,I;I;f;s,,§I,f:,'f This orimenuifiea more itiiiing of tin-ce eiiiifirs.. or'ri.on..i.»1~‘.¢.~ie_\-. ii ii.~.ii..»~. in.- J- L- Cnunsell. solielterier the owner ef ,m,ny,,,a,.,,,,,.d and the ,§,m,,,g M, ch_,,._ other women winhinaiew months, mos tht- Phiiinieiniiinsrrieiniinlt c....i in... “IG Centre bllllfllnir. WI\lUI\ has I»‘°°I'I C°“' ,mterizcd by 1, feenng of deep |,,¢ews¢ m ed the ministers and congregations in Company, were burned roiieiuli in rr iire deemed. nnnenred on the Scene \\'ltl\ n me welfare of the c,,,,,ch |,o,,,H,mnc|,,l ¢iemsn.irnaei»ettei~ protection be given which destroyed 1<‘eei<»_v'r annie .uni iii.: brace of Evolve” "nd “md an me men' uird spiritual. Thus the gqgq wurk goes by the police to women. residence ol George Cirmplit-li al .\i.'r}ii.- The workmen tied. Counsell then cut the om Mnym. 1')u,m,;._ who rnwrned d\,r||-,R |11", neu, hm-L._

rope of a swinging battering ram used .___ , we day from [)e“v¢,-, joined |n the np_

ngainst thc wnll. The incident cnuscdn The Mmm' conmemmonnl mceungo peu|,say|ng “mt me dw needed more

MB 5enB“tI°"'&-D Zion Church last night was n large and D°II°°“I°“' Ile ‘I'"“`I“r°d II' 1° I’° me

‘ tiroroughly representative one. The chnlr ‘I“I‘Y III III” °°"“°II I°I“"°vIrI° uw mean'

was oeeupicaiiy 1~‘. J. Nan. fins 11,13, for nubiles" l'“‘R@ '=“°\\KI\ f°"=° °f

`1}og¢|~g“~,,§ Su-“.¢,m~y, policemen out to cover tho city

Anuurbcroiirrattcrs of interest to the i»I\0l”0Ui!I\IV»

congri-gntioir`\\ei~ediscussedand votes oi III'~`III*“I I"I'I5- II‘° I'¢‘°II°\` °,I UW

UI- E thanks were passed to the choir and '“\""I°I`°'»I’°fz°“ I'° “'°'k “I’° d°I°“'°I

Trustees. Thcoid ooard was elected. I°fI\I° °°“- HI” PI” WIII I’° I"°°“IIY- Tire followirigis theirreport:- He said the yollllit mah had Ivted

Liwifii HHH] =“»;1;§=;~?.;;:;i'."f;.;i.;§::3i;,;*:;.‘;‘;:3‘PIIIIISI IIIIISI

Woninn's Missionary Aid Society Sunday School

_- \vo,ti.e T.-unter or Zion chnrei., in queerly-

Nsw Yuan. Jan- 17--Fifteen nersvnslsuinnitting the ....nn..i report of our ., _

WEN lD.l\l\'¢d. DDB Of them S0 IJ11dIYIIlt\i/ flnrrnclalycur, desire to tirnnk Divine J"

_ . . _ I

ni.-rw. riniinni can ann. nt.

Continued on page 2

ISSISSIIIS IHE II

sideruble kindlyidiseussion. It showed

that there had been received:

UH For current cxpenses $i81ll.6i)

For other purposes viz Missions 08.5()

172 15 liltl (I8 35.25

155.74 m 30,38 S

Corn, Dec., 44; Corn, May, 45i Wheat “ BSI Wheat “ 85* Pork, May. $14.20 Pork. Jan., |l~i.1i0

IIWITSSIIISS

CiiiuAoo,Jan. 17.-Protests, loud and sistent, came from Chicago pulpiis undrry against the lawless conditions

CHICAGO MARKETS. .

Unioroo, January IB -(Bneeiai)-

despite our representations that ii|o~i ll 000 ton \essci~i, when so loaded ns to lic seiruortliiiy baliir~.ied,to inte Inrrl \\r~i\tlici, may not dnd enough unter under iiieniut their berth In lhc harbor ni' St Ioliii ulitn the tidetiicn, Isnt iis rniniinuin lu\\¢~.i, depth \\ e linac been liii\ ing Luicinl soumlrngs taken lhcicnt_ added Mr. Alien, “up to the #list of lh-r:oirrliui~ Inst, in consequence of the .~au|'i0\is nature ul reports rrrudc to ns of their expcr-|circo.~ by the captains ofthe two iirr-i»iner-s when they made their iirst and only visits lo that port last spring."

BURNED T0 DEATH.

M.\iio.\'u\' Ci'r\', i’.r., J.-iii. lT.~'l`\vo

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liinard's Llnimeni Reliever Neurolgiif-

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1906 1906

DIARIES

OFFICE and PIICKET j

All sizes, all prices,

all bindings.

Almanacs I

Canadian and Wiiii-

cimioeerown, P. E.Is1=md- , ___ *__ taker* f°f 1906

PFi\7A, Russia, Juiiuary li.-Mnlor SLWIIIG MACHINE BARGAINS P I

l I I l i

.I _ _Genera .lsovll¢I, \\'io was irrris to ie renlonem at Sing” stores, Buy here c

A general Insurance business transacted. ` -under sentence aiaertiiby the nearing ,,,,,| dm Wm, me ,,,,,,,,,,,c,,,,,,,,,_ The

» _ section oi the soelnlrevolutionriries, uns s|nge,. L-o,m,,my |s pe,."mneM and re

tl t b_ “Nd M I'I‘f°° IfI'“°“ I'°‘II‘Y “NI I‘III9"I aponsiblc its representatives me always

Representing only _Companies Ia gwe 9 -__ _Thenssassin escaped. _ at hund`w care lor Singer lviaehines. I

_ _ . ~ . _ ’

i .

HAi.rrAx,N S., Jun. 17 -Allan liner RUM. IIVUGIH. -7I\l1\llly~ li-A lmnfl [Mk for th, md g_ Que," Strat, (_1h,“-_

Nllmllilllh ‘Nm LIV¢l'P°°l Mid M0V||I¢ °I I`°V°I‘III°“I”I9 I°"I“y I°II "W" Ihr” lotietown; also on sonthslde ui Water

S°I“I° 5°°“I`IIy° with wsskiy mails and passengers, er- llwtvnnnls nl relive and killed them stros¢,s..n»mersi.ie. P. i. on the International S. S.

rind in port atihfelook lost uigm rim with ievvlvers The assassins ewnned- Lessons for r9o6.

Lowest Current rates. a stormy postage. Sho w|ll dock ng 7 Thslieutennnte were returning from s Z-QD o nf stock at

o‘oiook this morning. A heavy pouthwng, conference nt the pnlni-ii oi the governor~ wind and ralo storm is in progress here. _ general. gn Han as am 32.25 rind In reaular

Furs-Fire, sale-A few choice pieces ¢,.“._¢,||,_g,.",,,,,._ .ng .¢g,,¢,,f¢¢ ni, great reductions.-Weeks &' Co.,

.@q¢~,. cans' qiiidrly -wesin se ca. ieaii nun.. mmm when Aiidmuim.

times there's never rr cent oif. Caps, (.00,

p Carters iiookstore

still available all at half former prices. .iimign rf. quiaiuy relieved by Uresoimu ledtf. '“

The Guaranteed Average `DaiIyICireu|atioIn forthe year |905 Was 3,043

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