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avconrsaeacr A novearai fan. riiziuiaicr Ai NIAGARA PARK

Oi Hard Coal Operators. and Miners Both Sides ‘Not intended to Regulgic,§§§eligipm Qbsewance but Provide .3 ,_ Day By P,-¢mi¢r Whitncyfs' Guiilotine for _Political

R¢f“5l“S I0 'M3_k¢ Concessions- Thousands' oi Rest, to Prevent Secular Traffic and Exploitation. ol the Public Opponents-A London Man_,IVlu_rd§l’¢,il_ in ,of Miners in Soft Coal Districts Re- by Organisers of Excursions-¢Biil Was Referred to Germany lor His Money'-A Woman’s fill" t0 WUFK- ` Committee. _Coniession.

New Yoon, April 3-iSpecia1)-The

operators and miners met here today and after a tsrce hours session adjourned until Thursday without agreement.

Each sldcrefused the slighest conces-

sion and asottlenient is as ,lar away as before the conference.

In the meantime the tie up of anthra-

citcindustry remains complete with no

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appltrent possibility of a resumption of worlr in the near future.

No breaks in the miners' ranks.

Nc disorders have occurred.

In the bituminous coal region the trouble is working itself out. '

Thousands returned to \\'ork today at

the increased wages demanded.

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Lennon, April 2-A curious court story

has been going the rounds about a lovely foreigner, one of whose verbal slips gave King Edward occasion fora hearty laugh. A very Qllvsly person with a delightful accent, she made such a favorable im- pression upon the King that he asked her tolbe his partner at bridge. “But sir," she said.“I really dont' know how to play.‘ The King would take no denial, however and she became rather embarrassed. “I assure you, sir," she said, “I could not think of playing. I don'ii know the difference between a King and a kuave." There was ah awkward silence, and then sh_a realized what she had said and was covf/_cred with confusion. The King, of course, laughed it oif, and now tells the story with gusto. ,

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I’1ii¢is, April 2 -The taking of thc

quinqucnnlulceuliusls now in progress. It is expected that Paris will bc shown tc have 3,000,000 Inhabitants. _ The church state troubles have result-

cdln the omission from the qncstions nskeil by census takcrsof the interroga- tory in regard to D. person's religion. The vast majority of the people, whether they observe the faith or not, have therefore returned themselves as Catholics, and it is supposed the govern- ment did not wish this to occur, while the relations between church and state arc so strained.

l||nard'a Llnimeni for nie overvwliera.

Clearance of *

Shoits, 107

Pairs Ladies’

and Gents

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Price .$3.50 and 54-00- 'iflie ,new price list for these new is $4100 and #4-5°-~ We ,now close themI out at $3.00 and $3-5° being a saving of aI

dollar ia pair on thc;

new price list. No troible io show them.

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LI-Iss, France, April 2.-Fourteen of the

1.201 miners who were cntombsd in t-he coal mines at Courrleros twenty days ago, were taken from the mine alive and well Friday. They had lived on hay found in one of the under- ground stables and thc morsels of food which they had taken into the mine with them nearly three weeks ago. All attempts to rescue the entombefl men had been abandoned more than two week M10. -

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LoNDoN, April 2.-Forty years after

the Bodlelan Library received a copy of the First Folio Shakespeare-that is in ieiu-ras librarian clearing out super- fluous books, dumped the First Folio in the lat, and accepted twenty-four pounds for the parcel. Now the Bndleinn has a chance of buying it back again-for three thousand pounds.

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Mi\Ni‘iins'i‘E1'¢, April 2.- The col-

lection of ohlmpansees at the Belle Vue Zoological Gardens, Man» chester, has recently been increased by the arrival of two strangers from Africa. One is a “Koolckamba," a rare species, with a coat as black as coal, shaggy black hair hanging over his hands lilre mittens, a bald head, and thc general appearance of ii low~bred Congo, native. licls of exceptional size for his race and after the plentiful diet of bananas, milk and eggs on which he seems to thrive shows n tendency to be vicious. His name signifies “the animal that speaks," and is given to him on account ut the sound he makes. Accompanying the “Kooloiramba“ is a cream-faced chim- panzee whose specicsis as yet unidenti-

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Mowriirzni., April 2.-A special London cable says: The board of trade has collect ed all thc particulars of the actual noun tries from which goods were consigned and also the actual destinations of the goods exported during the year 1004, and the result is the publication of a blue book as a supplement to the trade returns of that year.

While the imports of bacon from the

dominion during the year 1004 were given gg £1,8it5,150, the consignments tothis country were actually 182,710,488, the dif- ference of nearly £i,000,000 being credited to the United States, from whose portr the consignments were lar|ill7 ll1|DD0\`|- The same condition oi affairs holds good with the other classes of Canadian meats

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Orrawn, April 3.-(Special)-In the

House today Hon. Mr. Fitzpatrick moved the second reading of the Sunday Obser- vance Bill, which was referred to a special committee.

The Minlstorof Justice said the Bill

was in no way intended to regulate the relillious observance of Sunday but to provide a day of rest for all to devote to worship in their own way.

Sunday was becoming more and more

accepted as a period for expedltionsin pursuit of pleasure.

This was in his view what it should bo.

But the Bill did not intend to facilitate

or encourage Sunday amusements.

‘ Un the contrary its purpose was to

increase tho regard for Suuday observ- ance.

The Billdld not affect thc right of any to_spend the day in tho woods or fields, or port. What was designed was to prevent the opening of shops, or the exploitation of the public by organizers of excursions which too often degenerated into

oarousals.

Legitimate amusements were not inter-

fered with, but the business of amuse

ments would be prevented. '

Mr. Roche's motion to force the railways

to complete the selection of their land grants at once so as to throw millions of acres to the settlers, was defeated bya majority of lift-y»three. _

Bourassa and Vervllle, the new Labor

Member both voted against the Govern-

ment.

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the Company accedss to their demands

[Ii Bill LIGHTS

This they claim is the very cheapest they

mation to lay before the council.

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Along I- C. R and Will Strike U§§',’;§,“Si{*,,'§§§";,,,§"5§§_j;;f;“‘j§e°f,§§j For Grave Oifince, Was a Shomv if Demands Are _yes-1v0».~rrres»cd_ $2020°9»2}=’»=1“‘“°‘ Brilliant College Graduate

$80,421,090 in 1855, aotordlng to a bulletin

‘issued by the department of-commerce not Granted' and labor. It shows that in the [wendy Years Ago'

years from 1875 to 1895 our trade with

Canada increased $21,000,000 and from, 1805 to 1005 it increased $114 C00000. l`hc`

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ST- JOHN. April 3--(SDEGIIIII-'All me larger portion of this growth has been., Sr'J°”N’Al"" 3"(Sp°°l“ll Hugh F' station agentsbf the I. C. R. who are also on the export side. The imports increased Hilde" 9-11 lUS“ml10¢ HEPHI- here WHS 00m

agents of me Canadmn Expres. Gompnnn frorn $27,807,016 in 1875 tc $02,400.632 in mitted today for trial on a charge oi will Ro on strike April fourteenth unless 190°' “nd “pmt” °dv““°ed 'mm $34-547" obtaining money under false pietences,

219 in 1875 to l140.539.581 in 1905.

for imp,-avg,-nent in wage,” honor graduate of the University of New

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The accused is a young man and was an

Nrariana Fnnis, April Il-(Special)-Am

other wholesale dismissal of Government

officials in Queen Victoria Niagara Falls

Park has taken place, Chief Wilcox and

three odlcers, Sheppard, Whistler and

Robinson of the police force being dis-

charged.

Thc charge is purely political. The only

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Tuesday, April ii.

I House met at 12.30.

Hon. Mr. Gallant presented a petition

praying for an Act to Incorporate the Acadian Mutual Sick Benefit Association of Prince Edward Island.

The act vias read n first time. Mr. Fraser introduced a bill to revest

the title of is certain tract of land in the commissioner of public lands.

Mr. Prowse enquired who had the

contract for rebuilding the public bridge at Murray River, stating that the same is now taken up and no means of communication exlr ts for transport across the river.

Mr. Mcifinnon asked for the Stipend-

iaries reports for King's, Queen‘s and Prince Counties for the year 1005. ‘ Mr. MoKinnion enquired regarding an item of $4000 charged in the hay accounts.

_ I . Bmmwlek mr" yen' ““°‘ - __»-I- - --Q--Wh reference to this question Ml-

Whne in G°"°K° |19 “'55 Dl‘0lI11=Bl\f»|l\ Peters said acharge of $4000 was made

` = - ' thc Y. M. C. A. and religious work. by the Dominion Government for band»

Recently he has been hard presied for ""3 th” hay shipped W the p"°"l“°”'

_ The following acts were read a second

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Liberall remaining on the force are two

oliicers. _ _

Lormoiv, Ont., April 3.-(Speeial)-News

has been received here of a murder, while trsvsuiogan Gérmmy oi Thomas Reid. M. A. son of James Reid formerly of this city. A woman confessed that her lover had

murdered Reid for his money.

An Act to further amend the Prince

Edward Island Dental Act.

An Act respecting Assignments for the

Benefit of Creditors.

The bill respecting tha Trackiess Trolley

Co.; tba bill regarding the Aoadil Mutual Sick Benefit association, and the bill to regulate Oyster Fisheries were reported and net dow.: for second reading tomorrow.

House went into Committee to consider

an Act to impose certain Taxes on certain Companies and Associations and Brewers.

House adjourned at 0 p. m. House met again at 8.80 p. m. and con-

tinued the consideration of the last men- tioned blll till ll p.m., when adlournment was made till 10 a.m. Wednesday.

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funds and his family said to be in actual Mme _ want. ‘ An Act to incorporate the W. B. Bow- A GUARANTEED CURE FOR FILES

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clerk of the city since last Saturday night

Colghl. colds. hoanoneu. all other sured

itching Blind Bleeding, Protruding

ness Co, Lid.

An Act to incorporate thc Montague P| _ 'D fu ugh | d go

-- Losses, April 2- an indian Mutiny skating Rink co. imma ..l:§§y° ir °1`;hzo° ofrridiinsr

veteran has passed away at Clanton in An Aww incm-pomgc nw Fig; River fails to cure in 6 wlzlgddlgyvs. 50c.

Il/inirax, April 2.-Aid. McArthur the person of Surgeon~General James > H,,|;C0_

hasa communication which he thinks Pattison Walker-,nr, the nge of glghtysix, An Ac,_w,,mcn,1 the Ac; ,-,:.spe,_.¢_|,,g is of niuch interest to the city at this He went to India1n18i5 and was sanitary pub1|cW0rks_ time, in view of the new contract which officer of Agra during the ten months

is about to he entered into with the that it was besieged. He and his late _ --

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street railway for lights. The company wife went through the whole mutiny . , _ 1 offers lamps of 1,200 candle power at $70 and remained in India until his retire- 1*' is said thai' the “bB°U09. fl‘0Ul hi! =§_i".°:"“:‘;°'n‘:‘;.k3m:’u°ll°ldI by or, :°m" E:i!;hY;:;'"€:“‘1v§;r-3:; B:l:f;n;e';‘;

Dnhmp nr 290° “mile pow" for $75' menu" 1877' , accustomed scenes or B popular young D , . ringhas been questioned by thebeduica-

~ -. _*_* , tional authorities. Possibly the o ject on

can afford to do business with the city, IS 2410890 £0 be B t0Dl¢ 01 talk ill Home h hd ,S _ ,nm the “mom

uarters The oung man may be visiting is m“d° "° ° ° y 5° 5

good road would he available when the

paying for lamps a.re above this proposed The last issue nf The Mantra' Smndm d (Too late for Classification.)

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rate considerably. The city g ' | ll i I d 1 h "

$86._n°rr-h ends little h\s:er»B°"d U1; 23:; tbl: Anil: |Llal|;".-llZabi;rill;e0~`l;rit¢ni FOR SAL_l?_-Sloopd rigge? yacixn, _son MARKETS.

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‘£55312 §‘”j’:__;_o° or Boston "°§;‘ss° _ _ written by A. J. McArlam, formerly of Gund,” 0mce_3° V _,dm lgfvai

' ' ' ' "` "°"` “M5 l“`°'|“°°1 and ° K"“d““l° °t “N Chicago markets closed,llection day.

°"°“‘ t° P'°"|d° “5Im°“Y lamp” “S “"3 Union Coin. College. but now of Halifax. OR SALE b d B O

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“IW “`°“ldr°‘1“l"°“t"‘°'“t° ‘il M0 pe' WINNIPEG April 2.-Every first ot Among the pictures are excellent half- ' I ` --CP-_"' ‘ IMDD- Thlillkhb W0\lll‘l bb l1\”6¢“\‘Bd ill: May mover must have fclt semethlng of tones of Bishop MacDonald and Father LI/;;Dg::;lz§?%§em:?"' Apply wi<(i';il§?i':er Mhmdvs L|,,|m°M cu," Bum” our

B_U¢0l;llD:PJ° Wlifh_::l*;1Pl9"‘i°1 lm; the humiliation which comes fllbm having Morrison. OR SALE 200 __ es pr' land M tvc as ‘o., w c sys em o_ g ng uneIsh° hom en-acts ‘mm th p lor _ _ cr_ mc -=_ has been proved entirely satisfactory in 5°mwt\;;°hy,n“_pm;' dmsgod eoubnlrnw Piteaiien Perens stated in the House £Mr(;ai:Tl;eh§0\_;_l;cli£_teU0-_£_PD§__y oi_1{l>1}l!;!_l_i_i__¢;¢‘ many Am°"°““ l'°“""5‘ Aid* M°A“’l‘“' the open-air and exposed to the public yesterday than H' was me l“°°nM°" "° ` I tiilltwillpdl

will telegraph for futher particulars _in “Mem melmourney through the screen have u first class road made leading from

order to have the fullest. possible infor-I of uw any' me ::ll;m;;}; 'Ltr Thee I:£|:_P°;)“5_r;B;g5_° ,ANTED A gm for general houuwovk

There is none of this native modesty Advnmage would be whim of the mc; no washing. Apply in the evening

so Mrs. cnsri no warn, niiistor ' S

about foreign immigrants who arrive at that me proper mnehmery mr mlmng nl sth ei’ Dil ‘ _M lw °

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about the station carry ng the most w y h h b M _ d _

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mu' carrying “ dm“‘°'l°“dl”l mm made under the Governmentfa direction. “WM “ld t°°l¢ °“°lh51"5 hm* call M 'hill , and a flu bucket containing the family TMS wmremad B rut nuisance for the ohlce and get his own. 4 li ‘ _ _-FOR-

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Pr°"lsl°“°" would hump int” B Gnnchm’ present highway leading to the Bridge is iv *~ I t’

°‘°°“°“ ‘“ ”"°°P’k"‘”- “'*‘° “""’ h°'i" I. .ns me which the csv w ‘WANTED-n the wma or Mio t Bn In . lnghis wifc to sort out the babies deseie "eduf0rab0hEh|";mmen° m Mrs. Edvgnrd Bayfield, a ,good y g and the bedding. There, a ponderous and gci\sral»ervan\._wl\o can can cook and gg,-ly Vg,-i¢¢i¢s for um HI.; bewhlskered Russian, looking ss T111: social helil in Oddfellows Hall last "z?_{_l}-_0"l__::zi:_l__:=~'_2l\oAvas_lill:_g.L2_%l¢£1;7_\=_B`;1‘; bed_

as though he possessed the strength of night Mldlll'R¢|.Y P°!`l»l0l _Md in by U10 ' ' ppy '

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oariieiiows or its sity, sfl)e‘ii~wim, ma P°‘”~“~ ‘d ‘W Cabbage, (best early

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This is mccrtify i line been afflicted with

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'tilll dthe it wontn ed any Wllk- ' ' , _ I Y YI A ' 9 ’ ’..1“i=--I-3,-.1-.-I-I~.“.I-t I--I ----a Mi" S "°'“‘ *"9 WINS an2.:."“ r:.°..".°. ;°<s’.;r"'.t::'°.:..°',:i: noni; will Carter s,Sccd Store, n "Ni uhh' ` ' ' -_ kindness toward mx and the trealn\ent.` - - _ ch"1ouet0'n_

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- , _ - ___ , __ ______ is ii dish to enloy- perfectly cooked-tasb WMM” you , _ ~ . ` Befwecn I f,fS;`>:|lgT,.1{,n‘j_ wld. E_“ I

for-,...,. ,Y {-iEs’»` "` `_"'"` "_ . ily seasoned and very nutritiousandecow R" n"‘A(3h-i_,,(,|c,,I__¥>Fk_ L _,_ _M MA,,..,.m__.“,P,_ (.hu_,mmww“_

omlcal. Get some. Plain or ilavorad with Pr-oi. Hamiiain has nn Roonn an Fitzroy i~_ in ri-.ii.i¢\.11in.riei. ima. Agent. _

_ chili or 'romana sauce. as and ion tins. IB# gfglgmivgmt comma naw.. si. ron... N. a. ~ -

aboutatea' kettle on which one of his mcmbsrsof Aloha Rebekah Iiodgenilna val-ietieS_) __

ons,ln his clamsinsss, had allowed the highly enjoyable olfalr-» The ‘brosvlm '*_' ""~ ' ` ' farnii s ado to fall. Thus it was with included some musical items furnished N Gard¢n P¢as

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most of the foreigners-they felt no haf by ldlsses Waterman and Calder and .

iliation lu gli-ding on their pots and James Calder. Alw~prog1eslvawhldh the FQ 1 Lgttucg'

I _ ,_ pans, and travelling half across the pride lu whioh were WUI byiill Ula

- \ f 4- ,_.., 'I , world with them. Matnhews and-0. Si Gordon. Than a very Tomato,

' ' "°I I The mojorliy of the party however acceplabtt repost was furnished and

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.Iiliililillllll I ` zilliilaughntliz-ynlilxxd zlleniicodiibzlggagcrll, lliinalug was indulged in bv those inuilineri L , cauliflower’

ll :was all pacgceid up 11:! lnrsxns. Tlhese Blr-lt; to timt form of pleasure. I ` ' Celery;

_ a ers oo c won era cean. acr ‘

WANT rnsrows 'ro s'rA.\D sriti. , mm ,n mm _:mn M ,_ the mu S t Pe (0 er

A.-I asc the hot. hair orators and fximxmcnt The ieamlizrantss were »T E S T I M 0 A L annoy" 6° azlefxate cglins) “iw

ted did t rl- 'tw at any more mostly bound for the Nm-th-west and _*__ P

"q`l|e¢frsts(:<\llewisllk.iislilrlrltlils.A .left ou a special train at 10 ill last night. To Prof. R. S. Hnniilton,* ‘l ‘ Rldy at

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