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British Consols Liow-Russia Scheming to ge'tfHer Black Sea Fleet Out.

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Tomo Jan.`”'f-(Spocial.)-The Govern-

ment is silent concerning the terms of the 'Russian rejoinder, but the belief exists its they are unsatisfactory. nvssris aaaex sua rnnsr.

Lorsnmv, Jan. 7-(Special)-It is said

Russia is negotiating with Turkev 50 DIF-

mit ber Black Ben llsei of 76 ships to pass 'through the Dsrdaoelles.

IONSOLS KICK DBPBISBED.

Console touched 80 I3-16 today. Another low wntsr mark is expected on

Saturday,

cannurr lanrmo ron-roNsn.

The meeting of the British Cabinet has

been postponed. This ls believed to be owing to the amelioratron of the far east- ern crisis.

_-L-_-ifi~'* Bow 'ro nnaurrrv 'run oourtax ION.

To have a soft, smobth skin, free from

eruptions and pimples, the blood must be health and pure. Ferrozone invllgorates enfeebied blood, and cleanses it o all im-

purities and poisons; it brings color to the ips and cheeks, brlllfanoy to the eyes, whitens the teeth and sweetens the breath. No tonic compares with Ferro- none in rapid action and permanent re- snlts. 'Dry it. -Price 50. at druggists, or Poison dc Co., Kingston Ont. Da. Hamurou s Prr.Ls Gunn Hnanaonn.

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Cnrcaoo, Jan. 7. - (Special) - Jan. Wheat 871 May Wheat -

“ Corn 471 “ Dorn - “ Pork $13.32) Pork -- , _____________

THE GLOW OF HEALTH

When-theblood is rich and pure there

is a healthful glow to the complexion which speaks of the vigor and vitality of the system. There is no more certain way

for pale, weak peogle to awaln the glow of health than by t e peraistuntuse of Dr Char~e's Nerve Food, the great food cure which forms now, rich, red bloodand

creates new nerve force. %=:_

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tanned Moccasins, the

leather is good and thick,

they have bellows tongues,

'well sewn -and riveted. _The

boys that are wearing them

say they are a good moccasin.

Price#youths' $r,oo, Boys’

$1.15, Men’s $1.40 at

Goff Bros

_ The Boot Factory.

lion lfoati Fish liarkot

All kinds of Fresh, Salt and

Smoked Fish, Salmon, Halibut, Cod, Haddock. Finnan Haddieov

etc. '

Also all kinds of Beef. P0l'k»

Lamb, and a choice variety of sausages- '

Give us a call; _

We'll~treat you right.

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-FRIDAY \roaN1N_o-. cHARLo'rrs'rowN, P. E. r., JANUARY a, 1904. -FRIDAY uoaumo- { ,,,;‘;';$!g,,';,f’g;,;,‘y,°,;=,§\,~,=,fg,,,,,

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Full Particulars of the Awful

Tragedy C

The following are additional particulars

regarding the shooting of n Prinee Ed- ward Island woman in loston.

Boa'ron,Jsn. 6-Disappointed because

the woman with whom he was lu love had decided ncttoenoourage his attentions any further, Bay C Johnson, of Burling- ton(V|.), swell dressed, flue appearing young man, aged twenty-one, was arrest- ed by the pollee shortly after unuuight, a self-confessed murderer.

In I. lit of auger, Johnson fired four

shots from a thirsy-eight calibre revolver at Hrs. Sadie Peters, a waitress in a Washington street restaurant, causing herlnstanl death. Johnson made no ai- lempt to escape, and when the police en- tered the room where the 'tragedy oscurrod they found the young lan sitting with his face in his hands, and repeating incessantly: “I done il, I done lt."

Mrs. Peters, the victim of the tragedy,

was a native of P. E. Island. She was twenty-four years of age, vory pretty and is said to have s husband living somewhere in Novo Searls. She was em- ployed as a waitress in n restnu rant at 1287 Washington street. She was the mother of two young children.

The police claim that Johnston nod the

Peters woman had been living together in Roxbury for more than a year, part of the time at 'I5 Circuit str set, and lately at H) Dana street.

Today Mrs. Peters told Johnson that he eosld no longer put lp with existing eonditions, and that she had decided to leave him. 'Thereupon she went to the room of her friend, Jennie McLeod, n waitress in the same restaurant where she herself was employed, and told her that she shelntended to live there fora while.

Early this evening Johnson went to

Miss )(oLeod’s room at 1185 Washington stress, to ace Irs. Peters. He and the two women spent the evening in the par- lor conversing pleasantly. During the evening Johnsen dropped no hint that he contemplated any violence.

Shortly before midnight Mrs. Peters

l:>1dJohnson that be would have to ex- cuse her, as she was going to retire, and sulting hor action to the word, went up- stairs ie her room. Johnson, isis claimed, iuolsled upon following her. A few minutes later four revolver shots were hoard. When the lodgers ln the house rushed out of their rooms to see what was the matter, Johnson came staggering down the stairs, holding in each hand a smoking revolver of 88 calibre. I

Throwing his wsapous at the feet of

Kiss )(eLeod, Johnson said in a broken voice: “I have shot Sadie." After ap- nouueing what be had done, he returned upstairs to the room where Ira. Peters luy dead upon the door.

The police were immediately notidcd

and when Sergeant Manning, of Station 5, accompanied by s couple of pairolmen,

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We wish cvcryoncihc

compliments of the

season.

HASZARD & MO0RE.

mill

Eastern stenmslrln Co

Intcrnatlcualblvlsloa.

Winter seduced Rates

`|n else to any rot. me

ao. Jana so refund ¢S~°° sa. psa in soma !N° ggmmaudug Deeempor lo, r9»§.ateens¢f leaves

war. o. LRE. Ami. M- J°l=°- 1'- *-

canvm auorm. V. P- I °=l'l l“°l*f-

a. H. nausconl, 9. P. a 1'. a. General Ollces, l'coter‘n Wharf, Boston. llam

Hardware Sion, near Sydney Street. , au.

""""“""'--" any more than without sugar or flour.

N0 S0!l9lbl° Sweet His best customers want lt and will- go

The Annual' meeting of the P. E.‘I.

Bible Sscioty was hold lane evening in Sl. James‘ Church.

The President A. W. Sterns, laq.

occupied tha chair. Rav. Leo Williams read s selection of thelseripturs, prayer was odsred by Bev. G. R. White. J. K. Ross, Bsq. moved a resolution rethe deooase during the past year of the late President Chas. Pal¢ner,Esq., K. C., the late Secretary Issac Oxentam, and B. F. DeBioio n member of the lxeoutlve Committee, seconded by J. D. Seaman, Esq, The Secretory then read the report which appears tomorrow.

Auxiliary ef the Blltieh and Foreigh.

‘ The Treasurer H. J. Cundall, Efq. gave a detailed 'statement cf the receipts and expenditure during the year.

Rev. W. W. Lodge in a closely reasoned

and earnest address presented the claims of the lible ss being the direct revelation of the will of God, a word in be expe;- iencod, to be understood.

Rev T. F. Fullerton ln a forceful and

terest be tnkon fu tho work nf the Society.

The meeting throughout was interest-

ing and profitable. The choir of St. James church in their conduct of the musiealpartof the service added much to the interest of the meeting.

entered the room, he found Johnsen sit- ting beside the wou1an's body.

Au examination of the womsn's body showed that in all probability death was instantaneous. Johnson had drerl four shots and all of them had lakon effect, gaping wounds showing in the temple,enx‘ and hip.

Johnson is a native of Burlington, Vt.

and ia said so be of good family. Hia mother is Hrs. Emlline Johnson.

Mrs. Peters' maiden name was lsPhee.

THE DAY OF MIRACLES NOT PAST.

A Toronto “Star” rgorter investigated

the case of Mr. Geo. nrner, and found that after thirteen years of almost total deafness, he had been cured by inhaling Catarrhonone.

This proves ihat where Oatarrhoaone

treatment is employed, impaired hearing and deafness can be cured. Catnrrholone always brings quick relief, and is warran- ted to give lasting satisfaction. All suffer- ers from Impaired Hearing, Deafness, Head Noises and Ringing in the Ears are advised to inhale Catnrrhozone and derive the great benefit it is capable of affording. Price $l.00, small size 25c. Druggist s, or N. C. Poison & Co.. Kingston, Ont.

Da. H.unL'roN's PIr.r.s Cual¢CoNs1‘rPa-

Tron.

Auuousggmrurs.

-Plan of seats for Pirates of Psaennce

is now on sale at the usual places. 5d Ii

-Any girl desiring permanent employ ment should apply at this office at onne.bf

-“Changes” of ads. must he in not later

than 1 p. rn. each day to insure insertion following morning and not later than noon Saturday for the “Weeklv."

-The following telegram was re-

ceive by S. A. loDenald at i p. la. Wednesday evening;

lontreal, Dec. 8 1904.

Sso by Charlottetown papers competi-

tors are cutting prices. Under sell all sompetitorm- H. Bhorey & Cs.

LET OTHERS EXPERIMENT

There is always something new in the

wny of medical treutrnent and you are constantly invited ro try new famgled, un~ proven remedies. Let others experiment and no risk health and lose time. llr. Cimsds Kidney Liver Pills have been tried in Liu- cruclble of Lime, won the up- proval of public opinion und demonstrated their right. lo a place in every home as family medicine.

FISH MARKET.

We have just received another large

supply of fresh dsh, salmon, halibut, cod- lsh, haddoek, and a dozen other varieties. We will sell today at aspeoial price lo suit everybody-J. H. Mvmcx dr Co.

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the Rink yesterday afternoon a very pleasant game was played between the following rinks:

Rev. llr. Fullerton A EWilliams Sidney Grey J A McDonald

A E Inga W A Weeks

W Brehaut. Judge Fitzgerald

T C James, skip 14. Percy Pope, skip 7.

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STARTS AT 8 »SIiARP.

IN the Charlottetown Curling Club ata

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Reserve Tuesday Jan. 26th for Prof,

Tanton‘s Concert in Si.. Pe\er's Hall.

Miss Bird. McLean, Sourls is the guest

of Miss Fsrquhsrson, Upper Prince Street. Lleut. Col. loore left last evening for

Georgetown to inspect the Armouries of Kings County.

Cecil Myers, son o{Wesley Myers, Vio-

toriu and Frank Robertson, son of Dr. Robertson, Crapaud left last night vin Georgetown on return to Amherst after spending their Christmas holidays at their homes.

Tnu following are the church serviees

for Sunday.

First Methodist-Rev. G. H. Young ll

a. m., Rev. R. W. Stevenson 7 p. m.

Grace Church-Rev. R. W. Stevenson ll

a. ur., Bev. F. S. Godin 7 p. m.

Baptist-Rev. T. F. Fullerton ll a. nr.

Rev, W. W. Lodge 7 p. m.

Christian-Rav. F. S. Collin ll s, na.,

Rev. T. F Fullerton 7 p. rn.

Zion-Rev. W. W. Ledge lla. m., Bev.

G. R. Whlte7 p. m.

St James-Rev. G. R. White ll a. rn..

Rev.:G. M. Young 7 p. m.

A1 the regular meeting of Court Char-

lottetown last night tho following officers of the Court No. 571i for tba ensuing year were installed by D. H. C. Iiangsr, W. C. Whitlock, assisted by Bro. Joseph Mc- Carey as High Marshal;-P C R. Neil llclievin; C B, W HStevenson; V C R, VYil1iam Small; Rec S, J W Young; Fin S. Neil McNevin; Chap, G B McLeod; Treasurer, H McEwen; S W, M J Mc- lunls; J W, D Ferguson; S B,I! Vale;J B, B S McKinley; Cond, Job \Vard.

Asvnurar. meeting of the Charlotte-

town Golf Club was held last evening in the odioe of Peters 8; Inga to decide whether the proprietary members of the Club should have the privilege of using the Club house to entertain friends at will. Tilcre was a large attendance and the above question was decided in the affirmative. The cup which had been pre- scnredno the Club by F. W. Hyndman on behalf nf the Standard Life Adaurancf! Company, to be played for year after year by the men members, and which was Won during the past season by Major Weeks, was presented to him by the Chairman, Judge Fzizgerald in a happy and humor- ous speech to which the gallant Major replied in very pleasant vein. After discussion as to the advisabiiity of form- ing a alri club, and also a tobogan oline ou the club grounds, in regard to which no definite decision was arrived at, W. K. Rogers on behalf of the Canada Life offered to present a trophy for the lady rnemters to compete for next sea- son, whiirh offer was gratefully accepted.

To cure a headache in ten minutes use Kumfort Headache Powders.

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i:0$i 0|' w0ll.

Hbbics os ilics

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Rink Mans gets.

eloquent address urged that greater in-,,

rr r. r. l. womll llloll Moulin or lrlnsl roll rlrvnllo

' ‘NNN FUNEIGN lllNlE.SillIll'll llliS Slllll]lNlY

Of Diphtheria-ilosebury and Devonshire-Chicago ln- quest Begun.

wrnr. uunv 'run rrarcnnr.

LONDON. Jas. 7-(special)-rss Pau

Mall Gazette learns that the Duke of

Devonshire and Lord Boseberry bava agreed to bury the hatches and work te- gether in ihe interest of the Liberal Party.

'ran cnxcano rrvqussr.

Cmcanu, Jan. 7-(Special) -The Coron-

er's inquest over the Iriquois Ire victims began today and two hundred witnesses viii le examined.

acru v1.svsx.aNu nnan.

Parson-ron, Jan. 7 -(Spe¢ia1,)_ Rum

Cleveland, oldest shild of the ex-l’resi-

dent died suddenly dlph theria.

Kidncys and Liver

Affected by Colds

Baclrache and Palos in the Legs the

Common Symptoms - Cure Comes With the Use of'

DR. CHASE’S KIDNEY-LIVER PILLS

Exposure to damp, cold weather is a

frequent cause of kidney disease. Sitting in a draught so as io chill the feet and legs is frequently enough to bring on con- gestion of the liver.

Colds settle on the liver and kidneys as

well as the lungs. The results are dis- eases of the most dreadfully painful and fatal sort.

As yet there has never been discovered

a preparailon equal to Dr.Chase's Kidney- Liver Pills as a prouipu, and thorough cure for derargements Tal' these great filtering organs.

Pains in the back, headache, urinary

disorders, biliousuess, liver complaint, dyspepsia and cons! lpatlon soon disappear when Dr. Cha5e's Kidney-Liver Pills are used.

Mr. Arthur Walden, Ferryville, Carli-

ton County, N. B., writes: "My wife was a great srzli'erer from kidney diseases for several years. She was troubled with pains ln the small of the buck and in the side, was gradually losing ilcsh ami grow- ing weaker. She got into a very had state, suffered rlrcarlful pains and hcr ankles would swell up so that we were afraid of riropsy. \Vc had n book of l)r. Cha c's in the house, ami, reading about Dr. Cha=e`.~x Kidney-Liver Pills, decided to try them. Relief soon came with this treatment., My wife has been entirely cured, and says she would no* be without Dr. Chasffs Kline;-Liver Pills for to n times the price."

“I am using Dr. C`nass`s Nerve Fool myself, and it is building me up wonder- fully.".

Dr. Cl\ase's Kidney~Liver Pills, one

pill u dose, Sic a box, ai. all dealers, nr Edmanson, Bates St Co., Toronto. '1`o protect you against imitatlons the por. trait and signature of Dr. A. W. Chaee, the famous receipt book author, arc on‘ every box.

16 pieces French Flannels and Challles,

WANTS SlllilN

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C- P. R- Takes Measures for Sobrlety-Manitoba Leg- islature-

'rna Malrrrolxa 1.rurs1.a'ruRE.

WrNNu'sn Jan. T.-Special)-The Legis-

lature cf Manitoba opened this after- ncos.

No important legislation is promised.

James Johnlton wus elected Speaker.

casino :fs mrwrrrrrir i0:\rx|'l"rr;n,

Connor. Jan. 7.-~lSpeolal.>-John

Caahell was commltle-i tc-day for trial for assisliug his brother io escape.

Flora Bazc-au gave the police the infor-

mation on which lhay caused his arrest.

ir. P. rr. srarms 1-'ox soarirs'rr~ '

lllorvrrznar., Jan. 7, -(Spa-Isl.)-The

Canadian Pacific Railway is vigorously flilhiimz drunkenness among its lrain employees and have had one engineer sent to _jail for six months and another for

four months for being drunk. on duty.

a r.x-Jseoa' "ro 1'n.a|NuaN.

The C;mpany will show the men that

the lives of passengers must not be en- dangered by their bafi habits.

Can you write shorthand and do office

work] If notyon should attend the Union Com. College where yon can secures practical education along those lines. Now is time to enter. Call or write today.- W. Moran, Prln., Offers Building, Queen St. Yi d li

JANUARY FASHINNS

Butterick Patterns.

January Deline-

ator-

Jernuary Fashion

Books

January Mega-

zines.

Latest American

and English News~

papers.

Newest Broke

_lust rece~‘l\'uil . .pics ef

"Letters from ex Son to his Self-Made Farther" being the replies to “Letters of a Self-Made lVler~ chant to his Son." cloth $1.25.

clnrnn oo co.,Lio.

400 to 75c,during sale 25 pcr cent nfl".-Jas., Paton & Cn. 7 dw tf

Umddlownnllsa

Es'rAm.IsnnD 1825.

~ England.

Asssrs C6.ooo,ooo.

THE

BRITISH NAVY

WHICH LEADS ALL OTHERS

So do our Life and Accident policies Apply for

full particulars to

HYNDMAN (D. CO..

GENERAL AGENTS ,

Standard Life Assurance Company of Scotland-

assars $5o.ooo.oo-

Employers Liability Assurance Corp. Ltd., of London,

T. EDGAR MacNUT'l`.

srscrar. Acsur.

bmks Of d0“18 bmi elsewhere if he doesfnot keeplit in stock. _H

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