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mnusm |gg|_ THE GUARDIAN, cI1AI>.Lo'rrErowN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, THURSDAY MAY 3 1900

/-f” VY Ynpgml AV I _ I

I ins

IN INDIA

J. W. Robertson’

interesting Letter.

___4._-

IIIRUES 0E FAMINE

llohammedan Praying

f,-The Success of Brit-

ish Arms.

,_-_i__1;

,hming in a glory HOU ml' Own mm like the moon. As a

not un the only one in Cawnpur, I

more than once

dash shown by my coun-

pn;-qloberg. I trust they will

unsullied for the sake of

the all absorbing topic here is

War. We have a right to for Cawnpur is the birth- Roberts. A sister of General-

is also ii present resident,

,_nophew. Lieut. Gavin Jones Fiilh-

Bengal Cavalry, has just left

\Vhen news of the

if Ladysmith came, bunting was

almost everywhere. Even the

up the strain and “Praise

gg !¢|iWhom all blessings flow" etc.

in more than one.

Tp; has brought out a blaze of

Q only from the self-goveriiing

, t

U82

India also,which is cheer as I suppose you know

in some quarters cf

loyal bu strange been witnessed. The

in several places, ther and prayed (58 for the _suoeggs _ of the ` ltwas a stirring Sight-

but scarcely so

patriotic meeting held in

the great Magh Melo

January, by the Sadhus (re-

Imagine a. throng of

six inches of cloth, with

covered with the

cow-dung, and mass of hair

thick packed on top of their youhave a faint idea of the

crowd. One can`t but be

britall. Then too one must

loyal offers made by feuda-

rulers.

lldialsin the throes of an awful involving at the present moment

than the whole population of

them to actual starva-

enil is by no means yet-not,

the climax. More of this anon.

less said than formerly about

S‘\

m _

Tu~day we eller you

Qeimething special in

en s Fine lf ootwear. 1.

Men’s Dongola. Boo . well made, good se ts soies,light easy up; ‘W '~'

f00my litters $1.9

.I 2.

Mens Dongola Boots. finer Dongola than No 1, slip sole fine finish, 8 good comfortable Walking Boot, Laced md Congress $2.50 These goods were bought beforethe ad-

vance in prices. ~ You

Brooklyn Transit

Burlington

Continental Tob.

Federal Steel

Federal Steel Prid Louisville and Nashville

St. Paul _ Tennessee Coal and Iro

Union Pac Pr’fd

gm?

\\~.//’//I,”

. CAPTAIN TRI 808. H. LAMBT08.

tthe Bubonic Plague, perhaps on the _principle of the ad “F

age amiliarity

breeds contempt.” Theron lime doubt that more are dying from its ravages daily now, than in the times when the furore was made over it. It is very wide- Spread so that while there may not be so great a mortality in one place, the mortality in the aggregate isas high. It has by no means died out in Bombay, while it seems humanly speaking destined to cover the whole Indian Empire.

One of the striking features of this

visitation is the almost total immunity from attack enjoyed by the European and English portion of the population, and the large percentage of recoveries among the few attacked, compared with the recoveries amon t the nativ `

gs- es. The

whole secret lies in cleanliness of person

and surroundings. The weather is warming up. You

would cali it hot. The indoor temperature at the Inoment-3.30 p.m.-is 85 degrees. Outin the shade on the verandah it is 100 degrees. It will ii arm up Until the inside temperature will reach the latter figure, while outside-well I don’t care to say, lest I be accused of “stretching it." This I know-100 degree inside feels positively cool on coming in from it.

Sincerely, ‘ J. T. Roisiiznrsolv.

M. E. Parsonage,

Cawnpur,India, .

_ esrh Marci., woo. _ I

Qnly one best Liniment that’s

B-E-N-T-L-E-Y-'S.

NEW YORK STOCK LIST;

Closing prices May 2nd. I

American Sugar 115% american Steel and Wire ' 38 American Tobacco

103 72% 125 29% 40% asf 'nil 133g 1095 us

8'l§' 74?:

United States Rubber 30 April Cotton Der III) lbs

New York Central Rock Island

_ .._. ;

‘Ti'ibe.rous, Begonias. ‘

Gloxinlas.

Glacholus

the benefit. 'D écactusi) ' .I r_ ` "Ae si. Lainbern, De umm; P. Qs*

pn] 5|; Cul”-_ Ktametx’ ._ “flu this cityon May 2od,Dominiok, son a

, I . . . A . aghm' stain;-no ‘ Aninon. Bri Flvnnm "jfsedlv

no 'A _ '_ ‘

Swain, niiifi’§i'. nts..-+ A I . 10°-"‘»""Z'f"°°°‘"

NWL Scotia. 21 d&w tf Charlottetown. luvasl\°l°*°‘°¢*°°~- - ' -~~» " '<

reply.

i.i=:'i"ri~:ns WERE cAnvnn is srosn.

and were originally over the gate way of I the palace, of the Kings of Ephesus. ‘

seems to be admitted.

of Wales’horse.l_)iainond Jubilee, won the ‘two thousand guinea stakes at New- market.

AMERICAN GARRISON SLAUGHTERED.

American garrison of thirty men at the island of Culubig were surrounded and twenty killed before the others were rescued from being massacred.

Form MEN nnowx 'ro Aroius.

ions at Port Arthur, working with dyn-

A WUNDERPUL DISCUVERY

Letter to Christ From King Agrippa and- His Re-

ply Said to be Genuine. `

-z-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-v-_-_-v-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-,-_-_-A_-_-_-_-_-_._._._.___._~

COAI. MINE HORROR AT SALT LAKE-200 DEAD

\ ------------------- _ -c~\A.`,_,~_-.~,-.-_-_- _-_-_-,________.V____ `__.__v.___. ____ __v_____

American Garrison Decimated in the Philippines-Prince ol

Wales' Horse Wins Two Thousand Guineas-Four Men Blown to Atoms.-Echoes of ottawa Fire-

Wheelmeirs New Association Results from a Peace-I ful Settlement.

_ ,

` EC-irons or THE BIG FIRE.

OTTAWA, May 2.-(Special)-Tlie people

of Hullare goingto work vigorously to. work rebuilding.

A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.

Nnw Yonic, May 2. ~ (Special.)- The

Herald and the Journal print stories from

Rome and London telling of the discovery of two remarkable letters, one written by

KingAgrippa to Christ,and the other His The Legjslamre of/Trinidad has fm”

wax-ded £o00 for the sufferers and .lthe

_ North British and Mercantile Insurance

Company, the heaviest loser, gives $25,--

000. e

NEW wni~:izi.nrn;v‘s AssocIArIoN.‘: 1

They were discovered carved in stone

The genuineness of the document

rangements are being made for an amic-

Loivnos, May 2.-[Special.]-The Prince

| AN AWFUL GOAL MINE DISASTER.

MAXIM- May 2- _ <SPe°if*l-I _ The SALT LAKE, UTAH, May 2.<specia1> -By I

Tuesday two hundred or more lives were

_ lost. So for 137 bodies have been recovered.

M.-my were wounded by the explosion.

Tonoivro, May 2.-(Special.)~-Four Ital-_ Some cans of powder were supposed to

ing smearing, and general dry goods. .

' I. The will be known as Prowse Bros 8:

Crowell. Mr. Crowell has been a success- -_,___

' fni memhant in Sydney. and i= ‘=°“S'_‘*°'°d sm,-In eheinew addition no the Davies -I

0110 °f tile shfewdest b‘“‘m°Ss me” "1 the I Hotel averandais made to project overthe Lower Provinces. Already We have lmd sidewalks on both Great George and

,_ . » from 50 to 60 applications from_ young _ Water Streets. Is this projection ,being

F L niiilla 'il gentlemen and ladies In th” Provmceffr W erected with the sanction and concurrence

situationsas clerks in our new store. ' I - - - '

_ . - I

J ,_____..______ , _._ , , . . ,_~__. .-I--.._,__ _--. A,-.-; . e.. Wd!

I' ` ' ' we arahere We got in past the sentry

I A “ n ‘O K. andsoon found a private house

. , g g withahospitable hostess whotookus in

' ' and now we are comfortable full atom

“We will beready for business in Sep- = individual orflrm who places a steamer

vg in fl.'0ll WVU-

_ kmber. The store will be 42x100 ft., four ’ on the route will certainly reap the bene as Tm guggaibelr £12 go-gpast the seat!!

soo;-y and finished complete from base- lit of it.” I th ago ningall right and lot in ata!! ment toattic Everybody considers we Mr Prowse will dispose of his two __ ist When wg arrived Ifoundthattliin have secured the best business site in houses on Grafton St t cl d fu gh '

. _ ‘ - - ~ - eeks ma

_ I _ Sydney, To g e_-.~» _ _ P - _ ture, carriages, etc.,before the last_of this W this an I can say

R POS2d business we will carry in stock- month and will remove t0S,Ydn8Y in the m°m"18»5° ‘S Gownm

° boots and shoes, :ready made-clothing. _ in the month of August.

WiBhcl&ffl

COMMANDAN TE BOTHA.

LETTER FROM

Capt. D L. Hooper has ieoetved the

following letter from Mr H H Blown.

Bnonuroirrms, March &~d.

DEAR CAPTAIN,-I am almost ashamed

to write you this week as I promised faithfully in my last letter that I wrote you that you would get one on

the following week. By way of! T°'°”'°°m7

explanation I might say that I am not 3" Cilliiili

reallytoblame During this week we ohtlogoflggi

have beenhavingafairiy easy time, cgi ,*d*h. i

as I had alot of correspondence, about latte Id dd I Boruebilltll ot

rs, eci e to cave youre and Ulle

nel- for eo any I an down on twelve onnniun l'ml& clock and I started to Write. I got

about oiiepagewritten audit started to hmm' W

thunder and darken up like rain and Onto 3°” nough the rain came. I dropped the ht- Ill

r for about an hour till the shower

MONTREAL; :May EEZ.-(Special.)-An

_able settlement: of] the diriiouities of the 5 wheelmen and by consent a new organiza-

9 W" GI TllBn& BIOHQ er and then picked it up again but it they dm had

as impossible to make any headway At bout four o’clock I had to give it up for mmdhtl' a bad Job and post the letter half written The mai' closed at five and I was wet hrough I decided that you would have to utfer the disappointment for this week. Thenextthin webe n to th k bo t

tion will be quietly formed tg take full

' control of the racing next year. ~ a

nannrlslflaolii.

» . t ff

an explosion in a coal mine at Schoheld on S

g ga. In B ll.

as quarters for the night. Of course we

are used to sleeping in the mud with the is

was to-

in patting on our faces but I thought it ‘ mat' uw ‘wait

too bad to suffer the exposure

night, as there was comfortable helter within a mile Of course then

Mahan* i& foueelnanl

tholiouehen

if be the cause. 3

. - _ could ad

smite were blown to atoms by an ex- Nearly all the killed were Americansor ;°:c:;§_§1‘£;_n;‘h"; ;:a°:";°m“£ith wo 33:; plosion- ~W91ShP1°"- _ -, ers we doomed to eimee our nm and

Brwuleotthe aoblevrorkat Guards had Catlenvlnn eudth\nhl0@

________________________________________ _ __ » ach and every thing We ¢°\1l<4 “Sk f‘”`

A I I Y ' - v ' _ _ v ' A I I ' ' ' ‘ ‘ - ' v ' ‘ ` I ‘ I ' - - I vvw- ‘ ‘ - Y Y - I Y I I IYY We are In a n1(e largg r00m bed md

Itir, L. E. Prowse Returns From the Scene or

Activity His Opinion of Markets etc ' “°‘““ “”‘° ”°""""“"

W 7 and you are the lirst on the list. This

I letter won’t go till about a week or some

__ ........................................ _ mme before that time I will be SUB U0 ' ‘ tell you how we got in in the mornilmlili

Mr. L. E. Prowse 'returned yesterday _loads of freight were conveyed across alle d ll t 8100 in l. l\0ll8B

' _ _ _ how we einoye our rs D

evening from a. few days visit to Sydney, , Strait of Canso in the month of April and for five months. Of o0\1l‘B% We Wont £8

C. B. In eonvervation with Mr. Prowse 2300 during Ma.rch.1(X)0 carloads of emacllill any of the city tonight, la We are ODIIQUQ Tim GUAiwiAN learns that it is simply im- ery, etc., is en route to the Sydney works to kee md to avoid being picked Ip by

possible to describe the rush to from Pittsburg. - the policeman, but I was in a few 'i\Yl\U° Sydnaey. Mr. Pi-owse said : i “It 's esti ted th h ~

i ma at t ere are 3000 men m the afternoon (on pass) and I te'l you it

“We met nine carloads of people en route employed in the steel works at the present is no mum city The population is about and this week 1500 men are expected time and that number will be still further 5,011) The city is well laid off, the hoilwl i from Newfoundland to work in the steel increased when the 1500 arrive from New- 11 f brick and everythllll 5” V017

principa y 0

works There is not a house to be rented foundland U

_ ~ neat and clean Their' °h"'l'8° fu 95°”

CHICAGO MARK £75- lin Sydney. In :fact there are 50 people; “Thercisalmost too much produoelfor for ave;-ythizig The o her dt! I Pin

after every building offered. To give you _ the market. The population is only from 27 cbs 3, pound for oatmeal and everything

CHICAGSN Ma? 2-*(SP°°i“}')"`The f°1` an idea. an old building removed oif our 'eight to tenthousand ardeverythingbeiuk else is in about the same p!'0D°l‘*i°“~ I

lowing are the closing rates' lot and placed across the street is being f sent there cannot be consumed. Produce 1 <1 'e know how long we will stay

_ g . . . . . real 7 °“

May, wheat, 6o§; corn, 40%: 08-158,223 rented for $600 a year. ,A house equally ,, has fallen considerably in price. Theieis hm but the general opinion is that our k 12.00

por , $ . as good could be rented in Charlottetown _no_doubt the Sydney market is' a grand next move will be to Cape Town I th tm; Sept, wheat, 67§, corn, 41, Oats, 231 for$60a.year. Contractors have stortedithing for Prince Edward Island yet it is the mogority of the boys are ready

pork $13 17_i,_ . to dig tho oollar for our new block and it possible to overdo it. It will be a great mme ai; a moments notice

' ' will be completed by the 15th of August- advantage to have a direct steamer. The Mu~oh24.

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nspfeqpetusqaqluud beewiiigaeso vieeuu§||u he was-ton ieleldd

0hn\t&0'In|n we

out-i-mi mam-

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Inu-|nl¢iWvoh

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ree in u ing rni il did not dose tm 'fwthio

iv some idea of our ro

1 5-111* _

septfs furn{sh;9&____ carpets and house furn- _ __ *_ w

_ _ , _ -of the City Council? And if so, by what

i“‘T°KiVe slime Idea of me trams 2°(_n_car ‘authority is such consent given? If no

_ _ __ 1 consent has been given, why is it that the

Lilium Longiflorum I _ I ""'*- " City- Council allow an encroachment to be

For Giitiuri iii Flower Gaiden 5 . . cB0RN_

Hardy Japan Lilies I ’i"°°”°°°°° th°f'i“”°' .-

, , . made upon the public rights?

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a son to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley. Hr. Rile S

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as --- =ilhryYietm'ia,beloved.wifeo£.

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Flower Alb. Vqdlllllllla, Farm Init

allnpuiullynhudu tlieeiiume¢P llulaol.

Buyyvurnuhel

whohastestedit.

any one who has

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