Evening Telegram (St. John's, N.L.), 1903-05-28

              THE EVENING TELEGRAM. VOL. 25. Price: One Cent. ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1903. $3.00 Per Annum. No. 123. j,BW AIM,KKTIMKMIi.vrw Geo.W.B.Ayre.Ll.B. Barrister, Solicitor, gonveyancer, and Notary Public. PTPICBi itKxoi r i<rii.i>i.\(;, SI. JOHNS, KILU. PUBLIC NOTICE. — -« into cllccl flic pro\isions .>i Chapter 47, ONUnlidfltcil Statutes, " Ol Vaccination," the Biftri'.t ul St. John's It in been divided into ilic i'wo iecliona comprised in Ihc Eastern and Western Electoral Division*. Tlic main jkoi .it Ute HritMi Hall on j; 1:1,1 Str(?€t will tye bscJ m Hie Vaccinating Centre in '.lie j Kastcru I>hi~i ui ; ami t'ne dwelling li >usc 011 I \V:itcv Street, immediately west of lV.'.-.iU'ii, I kC, prcmi»< ■*. v. ill 1 ( ii-el a< the Vacriiitting Centre in Ihc Western Division. 'J lie Vaccinator* will !>c in attendance ;-.t ("• c i.'"vc pieces c:;ch ilaV. CO lit tU4'll<i ll£ t'ri«l:«y next, the -'.'iV instant, between tin hours of 12 lo S, .1 to 7 and » lo II p.m. liic attention of tlic public is drawn !(■> !)•«' Vaccination Act, which hue been |mb- IMic.l. :v."I especially lo Section ■! ol the said Act, which provides £hal an\ persons f.-.i 1«11  10 comply with the provisions of the hum Chapter shall incur .1 penalty not exceeding (wo dollars f<r every offence Alt HI lIS MS US. Deputy Colouial Secretary. Col >i 1 i:v 1 -M i rcuiy's O.'Vn.e, y\-.,\ 27tU, IP-Jo, may 28,30,1,3,5,8 I l>! Mill: TO XOTIFY ... y Iriends ■ and tlic trade in genu,;*! that I have taken ' the office formerly occupied by ilio Itcid- Hcwfoundland Company lor an express office, •here 1 shall carry a lull tample Hue of dieiieritl *ii|»|vli<* ami l;ill.n'|; Hhi hi lies for the trade. Give me ■ call rad fei my prices before buyiujr. I s> all be c;lnj| to inj friends :i( atuy uiid all linif. A. D. BULMAN, AfCeat for liilf* >" % <*tf. m.ij27,rp,tf t H.-> {/) % ii « z • 18 s» II Hi wi t Hi Bi? I, H J I li - 11 |s w j : HI Bs's* r J 1 Hi wry * X BUesS r- . ,C dCi r"—,Ti V : m s^gH^ • IS 33-fe * ♦ \ / W - .*JJ . J t \/ W^-?^#«^* SCHOONERS FOB SALE We will sell, at very low prices, the fol* lowiug Schooner*: Encore, 73 Tons, built 1902. lewispon, B3 Tons, built 1901. Rosa May. 27 Tons, built 1897. Primrose, 15 Tons, built 1900. JOB BROTHERS & Co. W«\21,23 20,28,fji FOR SALE 7 Al (In- Keid*\eukuiiiidlaad torn* punyN Freight Sited. Emrf llnd, by rabllc tdctioiK On SATURDAY, May 30th, nt i<) o'clock, u>.in., sharp* A Quantify of Unclaimed Freight Parties lesirous of examining Hsl "t same t;.ii Le luruished witli required iuformatioß *• 'I)': office ot the undersigned. Oood« not • laimcd l>< i<.n- noon of Friday, i'JUi will t,.; sold without reserve. l». i n iv"*\« 01.9,. %uciioite«r. .\*:w ai>vi:im isi]WK.\tn. j krw ai>vi;imisi;,>ii;m,s. Oranges, Lemons. JUST RECK!V:.;?. • I*ll Y OF BOMBAY,, 30 cases ORANG E,, 110 cases LEMONS, 25 bags ONIONS, j SO cases "Bonnie Belle" 25 crates CAB K AGE, Baking Powder. 20ciSes Edens' PUftEi 5 cases  COCa A, I sizes. Tf Duckworth St., * /• and Military Rd. — '' i White, Burnt, anduL,  Black straws. Sl ,  CHIFFON HATS. i^m^^^^^ Siyj 1| ¥ C, V Water <® Colonial * I?l!SwJwlZa A p Streets. WE HAVE I\ STOCK: Doors all sizes or made to order, Sashes all sizes or rmde to order, Trimmings of all kinds. fl*ar Hand Rails and Hand Rail Tarns, Moulding all sizes required, Mantle Pieces, P. & T. Board, Pine and Sprucefresh from our own machines, Pine Board and P'ank all grades, Clapboard dressed or rough, Framing, Joisting and Scantling,, Shingles, Pailings and Laths. , Please <»ive its a call, ami we sure that you will say tli*t you have at struck the right place to liavo your wants supplied. D. THISTLE tt CO., Water Street. vf'+ZZ'** efflrUa^HßeiK'l^WWiHß.'*^*#e)r, et_ -H-. . fi-iTr-.e^^c^^^^ae^a^^a^^^a^^^^H^^^Mftaeei^^^^^e I GROCERIES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, I § ALES, WINES AND LIQUORS, I •*< WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT Sj I P. J. SHEA'S, 314 Water St.,  '£$ ST. joiivs, fa (f\ Cash outport orders promptly attended to. Send for ,VH Bs Price List. muijtf £3 1 second-had CODTRAP, about 60 fms. on the round, 8 fms. deep, in good condition. 1 CODTRAP, about 60 fms. on the round, about 8 fms. deep, comparatively new. 1 CODTRAP, about 60 fms. on the round, 8 fins, deep, twine good, wants a little repair. FOR SI^.XjSI! 3000 bushels OATS, 1000 bags Hominv Feed. 250 bags CORN, 150 boxes VAL. RAISINS. 2000 barrels FLOUR (various brands). 250 half-chests TEA, from 18c. per lb. 1 lave you tried our 50ct. TEA ? ]i not< purchaie one quarter to find a £ood thing. J. J. ST. JOHN, Sste-i §fc \IW A BMSIM I*i:ni Vl*. | JjKW AU V KIS TIMKM KN'J S. — ~~~—~~~—~ 1 —~———^——————^—^-^——— THE HOST DELICIOUS BISCUITS ever imported into Newfoundland are now on exhibition in the window of Baird's Grocery. SEE THEM 1 BELT OF STOCK cut last year, really piled and covered all winter at the Mui, now arriving1 daiiy in car load lots. HORWOOD LUMBER CO., LTD. West Fnd Yards and Wharf Bast Knd. fy& The Latest Plug' Smoking:  I 'Good Luck., I PROCLAMATION. By Ilia Excellency S:r Cwknmkh I'>i>yi.k, Kniijlif Ownuui.iiler of tike Most Distingtatked Order tj St. C'avi:miism HOTLB) Mir/iael ami St. Ceorijt, (im r.-ui', (Ji.cenior uml Cunmani[i. s ] er-in-CAief in **d over tfie hlani of Xeirfoundland and its DependenciesWIIKKF.AR it is provided '»y clia-.lcr 47 olllie O)!isoli<l;ile<l StiUllti-.-. Of Ncwr«iondlaiul (Second Seriee), entitled "OfVuc filiation," Llwt tlie Governot i» Ceoneil m;iy, by I'rocl.imalioii. put in J'oni- the prevkuowi nl the saiil Chapter in tlii-i Colony and ils Dcpuiik-ncics, or in any District or pint ibercol; Ami wbereM, by au> with the advice of my Council, L have drcmeJ it expedient to put in tort c Uμ provisions ol Ih • Act in Uic Electoral District «l" St. .lohiis (Eastevu and We*ter»i Divisions) I do, therefore, by tin's my Proclamatioi*, notify all His Majesty's subjects within the sskl Jilcctoral District of St. John's, (Eastern and Western Divisions), tliit the provisions of the said Act are hereby put u> force, and I call upon all and His Majesty's eubjecta -.vitliin Uie said IClectoiiil District of .St Johu'.o, to aid and in the carrying out of tiie ~.iid Ait. • liven under my Hand and Sea', tit the Government 'louse, St. John's, this 19lh day of-May, A.I). IWW. Uy His Excellency's Command, AKXHUIt MEWS, Deputy Colonial Secretary. tlu«l>. 47 t'oiiMoli«latc«l KlutiiU-N (I)C«mmml BgglCTl, <>n(i leil "Of Vutu'iiiMlioii,,* ■•<>!'«>rr<'<l to in the above l'rocJujiiation. in XiV«ai below for xciit'riil iiiforitiutiou: CHAPTEIi »7. OF VACCIJIATIOM. 1. The ttovereor ir. Council may by procl* mation pel in force the provisions of this chapter in this colony and its dependencies, or in any district or pert thereof. 2. When Hii- chapter >hall have, been put into operation i>> anv distrtel <>v place, the Vaccinators sliall carry ont the provisions ol ill!-; chapter by making ciHjniries as to such persons a> have not been cllcctively vaccinated, or who hare not already had smallpox, and shall require them te be yaccinated; or, in the case i>l children, shall require their parents or guardians to submit snch children lor v:ic<'illation. 3. Any parent or guardian of anv child so required to be vaccinated, or any other person in contravention of or failing to comply vvitlt ihc provisions of this chapter, or any person wilfully obstructing a Vaccinator in carrying out the provisions ot this chapter, or any peron vaccinated under this chapter not coming within the provisions of section ii\c of this chapter, who, upon the performance of sucli v/ccination, shall refuse or neglect to pay the Vaccinator the fee herein prescribed, shall incur a penally not exceeding two dollars tor every offence, and in default of payment thereof, shall be liable to be imprisoned fora period not exceeding one week : Provided thai any perso« refusing to be vaccinated, or any parent or guardian refusing to submit a child for vaccination, shall not be liable to any penalty if it shall be trade to appear that there is a satisfactory reason as regard* health for such person or child not being vaccinated; bnt the burthen of shewing mi h c iu-e sliali rest with the party charged. ■1. In any proceeding under this chapter, the .lu-tic: may, with or without inflicting a penally, make an order that vaccination shall take place; and every subsequent refusal or ncglec) to obey .-ueli order shall be deemed to lie a new offence. '>. Upon the production ol a detailed statement, giving the name of each person vaccinated by him, sworn to by the Vaccinator before and certified by a Magistrate, and upon the production ol a certificate by a Poor Commissioner that v.ich person is ;i pauper or on tl>(. pauper li-t, or a certificate by a Magistrate, Justice, Clergyman, or Poor Commissioner, that such person is unable to pay the prescribed fee, the Vaccinator shall be entitled tf) receive remuneration from the colony at the rate ot twenty-live cents for every -11eh person upon whom the operation of vaccination has been successfully performed. G. The Governor in Council shall appoint Vaccinators for the purposes of Ihie chapter. 7. 'J"11c Governor in Council may make regulation* for the more effectual execution of this chapter, and such regulations shall have tJx: same force as if embodied in this chapter. b. Children in this chapter shall menu persons under the age of eighteen years. t>. In eases other than those provided for i» section tive of this chapter, the fee payable to Vaccinators for each vaccination performed shall be twenty-Jive emu. n>20.21,-43,26,28,?) if V J/, 7 V V 2/ r w - **■ ' Rules and Regulations For the Prevention of Smallpox. 1. No nemw who docs not ]>rcsent evidMMe of liiiviiig l>ttn recently vncciiiiited, Of of InitW had smallpox, shall attenil any school iJntil fiirtlier notice. 2. JOVcry householder, on becoming awnre of the pxiitenco of smallpox or chicVen-pox in his house, immediately report the sunie t-i the Board of Health oi: the Medical Henlfh Oflicer. 3. Kvery peraow Mteriag tram smallpox shall I*., n-moved to an liospitiil provided for Liu.- pn/pose, unless such reinoviil «iil, in the opiittotMf the medical attendant, he dangeron to »hc patient's life. The rernoval shall take -ytlace, subjett to the discretion of the Mtdtaai Health Officer, between the hours ol 5 a.m. and 7 a.m. 4. Every house in which a cose of smallpox hasrocenrred shall be considered lo be infected, and the initiates of such house shall be Quarantined for Mich time as the Board of Health or the Medical Health Officer may consider necessary. 5. All hoHses under quarantine regulations shall he suitably placarded. 0. Xo persons shall enter or leave any • (iiarantincd house without the permission of the Hoard of Health or the Medical Health UtVioer, jind no person shall remove any article whatever from any infected house without such permi*«ion. This rule does not apply to the io.'ui fide medical attendant or spiritual adviser. 7. All persons are hereby required to adopt for the disinfection ol clothing, bedding, etc., utensils, and other effects which have been exposed to infection, such IDCIIWiI as shall be virc.-cribed by the Board of Health. 8. All persons who have been exposed or who arc to have been exposed to infection, and who have not l>een recently vaccinated, shall be vaccinated ae eoon ay possible. 9. Kve-y infected house or |>lace shall be disinfected in inch Manner and at Mich time as the Hoard of Health or the Medical Health OfhVer may direct. 10. Any persons violating any of the above rule?, or of any rules preVMwdy or subsequently made by the. Board of Health, will, unless any special penalty be attached, be liable ti» a penalty of tilty dollars or imprisonment not excecdiii''one Month J. A. It«IJI\SO.\. may27,iB.eod,tf Secy Board of Health. salt; 15,000 Hhds. CADIZJSALT. M. MOREY & CO. m:»v2o,eod.tl NOTICE TO Loft Fafts! When buving yoor C.ni* ash for Crown COVERS, made from best selected (date's, outside woldered and guaranteed fhrst-elass. JKif" Sole makers of Crown Uovor Cans, and ileaJersin Lobstei Packer*, sopplies. R. G. RENDELL & CO. mayl.l'p,lm NOTICE. Union Bank of Newfoundland in Liquidation. AN EIGHTH DIVIDEND ol One Cent ia the Dollar will be payable to the creditors of this institution at 'Martin's Building, Water Street, on and alter Thursday. May 14tb, 1903. JAMES (JOKDON, JAMES li. KNIGHT, JAMEHI>. RYAN, JAMES HTAN, nuiyf.tdte.f Reccivors an<] Liqui.Lit.-vv9 NEW AI»V»iKTINKNI<;.\'I% { SKW AIMKIMiSKMKXTS. FABMBRS, GARDENERS & QMS LOOK HERE! Ah Agent* for Hie oldest C'ltcinicil Manure Maiuifactnrerft in KcotlniMf, we have received the following: 22 Double Bags Potato Manure, containing Ammonia, Phosphates, Potash and Sulphate of Potash. ii Double Bags of SPECIAL EARLY POTATO MANURE, a great forcer. ii Double Bags of 10 PER CENT. AMMONIA MANURE, a great Manure for backward creps. 22 Double Bags TURNIP MANURE, a well-tried fertilizer. 11 Double Bags AMISNEEF, or friend of the Turnip. This is the most successful preventive of wiiewonn, turnip fly, etc., and an excellent manure for turnips. 35 Double Bags TOP DRESSING MANURE, very prolific crop forcer. 22 Double Bags GENUINK PERUVIAN GUANO. farmer knows the advantage of this Manure for all crops-great for Turnip; nothing can oppose it. 32 Double Bags Genuine Article NITRATE OF SODA as imported. dive thene Manures a trial a«d you will beenrprieed at result*. TESSIER & COMPANY, Agents for John Pointer, Son & MncdonnUl, Glasgow, the oldest Manure Manufacturer in <«• -in-wt mayl3,eod,lf We have Jiih< received several new l'altern* of RODS fW9m< AND FL,ES/ /JfifcBr»''*.J-'- Extraordinary value. Also every REQUISITE / flflKf\-i 'for the angl^ryjr ' MARTIN'S Sporting Depot. Time to Decide ! Time to decide unont your summer suit, isn't it? We know how your thoughts are ruuuing aud are ready to meet you. Our CUSTOn Tailoring DEPARTMENT Opened this week another lot of striped Suitings, Trouserings ami Spring Overcoating*. JACKMAN THE TAILOR. "AS IN A LOOKING GLASS," /^^B^O our Sterling " Hull-Marked" Toilet Ar- L. j£ AJ^\ tides reflect popular approval. Besides '_  these goods we have Solid Silver Table \\ Ware of elegant and lasting designs. nr^W^ \\ Just the thing for Birthday and Wedding JS^\& \VII presents. Call and see our now ami fajtjt? 'wwiS^ \\l I Meleot Mtock before making your pur- I. m-' U/ chutes. We Uke pleasure in showing our \*m 111 goods. Every article warranted ami the ! jlf 1 7 / prices marked in plain figures. i l»^|«§§iih^'r'WMt Iγ T. J. DULEY * Co., iISiSPP^ Tl»e ICcliablc Jewellers. y" '-'■  Make a Mental Memo, of the Fact That Monopolies Cannot Rule "W Independent People! When you remember that a few years ago you were assured by interested parties that no Companies could do business at the rates charged by as, is it not wonderful to find these very same people offering to-day to one and all such concessions as prove beyond doubt that we have been right all along? We Will Still Give You Lower Rates Than Are Obtainable Elsewhere! The Canadian Fire Insurance Company, The Ottawa Fire Inenrance Company. 'J lie Anglo-American Fire Insurance Company, The London Mutual Fire Insurance Company. PERCIE JOHNSON, Gener'l Agent. Office : Law Chambers. Duckworth Htreet. m.ucliJ.ti t—WHY-n Do you take chances when buying packet Teas 1 Buy UNION BLEND TEA, packed by H. W. Di FOREST, St. John, N. 8., whose name, on every packet is a guarantee of quality, and you will be taking no chances. Fourteen years of steady success has placed this Tea beyond the reach of all competitors. XEW AIIVKKI'KIiMOIK. STAfUfORYjiOTICL Iu the mailer of tlie Estntfi of (ir.owJK Chaki.ks Lewis, liUe of ijtttmtet Cove Head, in llie District of St. I>;irb«*, Lighthouse Keeper, deceased. NOTICE IS 11KREBY 61VKM that al persons claiming to lie Creditor* of, ov wlio have .in.v claim affecting the Estate of the said (ieorge Charles Lewis, deceased, are rc<piircd to send particalan ol their claims, Only attested, to Thomas C. Doder, Stipendiary Ifagi-tiate at RonBC Bav, tlw Administrator of the said INtate, or to the undersigned Solicitor for Ittc said Administrator, on or before Uμ 30th tiny of Jane next. And all parties indebted t" the iakl Katate, ere itqnired 10 make immediate payment to the said Administrator ov Solicitor. Notice is hereby farther given, that alter the said JOtli dav 6t June next, the Administrator will proceed to din!vituiti- tlic Estate of said deecased, having regard only to such clainu a/ he shall then have hud notice.' Dated, St. JohiiV. May 26th, 19W. \ w". kniuii r. Solicitor for Atlmmistr:\tor. m.ij2B,lf|i,th Ren tat BniMhag, 8t John's. Eagle Ploughs Just Hectived : a further sliijnnent of Eagle PLOUGHS, and daily cspocted, U>c Willi inwon and O. 11. Steel Beam PLOUGHS, the rioujjhirmn's priJe. E. F. CARTER, 30 New Gower St. nnv"2B,Ufp lh,s,ns J » General Post Office BRITISH MAIL*. MAIIJ9 per S.S. ••Curthasininn" tut fvffMl Itrilaiii mid Kuropean Ceeiitrwie, « ill he closed on Friday, tlic 29tli iiiNtntit, at 10 o'clock A.M. Geiieral Post Oflkc, St. John's, Nruloinid- Jaiml, May 2Ctli, IflM. i»iu>-ij,'2» LODGEi ijr\A Wo. 77«, R.E. A K Emergency Meeting of the %Jr J\ above Lodge will he held in the Masonic Temple on Frill*?, Ike 29Cli itiHt., at 8 p. m., tor tlie purpose of conferring the third degree. By order of the W.M., ALHBirr It. VVOOLOAR, Sec. m'2S,lfp SRJLFor Sale at a Bargain, Cliainberlaini', OllC Hpl«n«li<l DwelliltK iIoUNC. containing II rooms and pantries; also, ncver-failiii" well, stable and out-ho'ises; also, fruit garden, conUining strawberries, rhabarb, fruit etc., all in a high state of cultivation, ahont 10 minutes' walk from Manuel* station. Can he seen af anytime; also, one piece opposite, containing G acres of land, one of whi«h is cleared; with dwelling house and stables, collar, fowl houses and poultry yard, etc. Every convenience for anv man wanting a nice home. For further particulars, apply to M. IiAS- T<J\V, JJcck's Cove. mojSI saFOR SALE-f toiFvalib BilJ*ine*« proilliew, containing Shop and Dwelling Iloiiac, silualc H the soutlt of Water Street, belonging U Mr. Charles K. I'ool. I'osscssion given immediately. For particulars apply t > KUAN K 1). LILLY, Solicitor. inayll.fp.tf WANTED. A SMART, STRONG BOY lor Cash Desk, not under 1C tear* <1 age. Host write a good hand. Apply at STKKIt BROTJQKKS' Dry Goeda Stoic. nrJH.ii Coat Maker. Constant employment; apply to R.G. JOHNSTON, MB water Street. majr2B,3fjp Bya leading Canadian Lift Insurance Company, an active, Nponlal Agent. A good contract to the right, man. Correspondence strictly confidential. 4pply, " Tki.koham oliice. nMj27,3ff 3Tooms and 2 Bedrooms, West End preferred. Addict, staling rent, and all particulars, J. W., thifs oftice. may27,3fp,cod A Girl, to do plain Cook•ng; apply to MKS. W. J. BKRDER, il Jtfimie s Mill Road. nmyg In Suburban Locality, by a married couple, with one child, Full «r I'artinl IIoar«l lor the .Summer Month*. Waterford bridge or To|wail Itoad <!< -iicd. j{tI,!v to " Gower," P. O. Box 7H4. uMM A GIRL; apply at 56 Prcs- COtt Ntr«*et. Only two in fan.ily. maji'i.lV tl' immediately, AN OFFICE BOY. Apply at LAW CBAHNEKS. niay'23,tf furnisheFrooms-I (iciitleman used t<> hotel We and travelling, reqoirea two furnished rooms — silting ami bedroom, with two beds. If suitable would be taken tor a year. Addres-, " TRAVKL* LER," tliisoflict:. iniy'.'O.tf Immediately, for the Workshop, a HOI with sonic knowledge of tools, or willing to learn. Must be lecominendcd. CHESLEY WOODS, Piano and Organ Wareroorm, 19 New Uower Slrei-t. maylG.fp.tf