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E$`|’|B|_|$HED ISQI THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, THURSDAY, APRIL 5. 1399_f____.é-_<_-,P

Lougworth Vice-Pre

Ornwii April a - (Special)-A _ _

Rina Assocmtmn meeun appointed to succeedihe late Archbishop

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U Col John Longwcrth WN Walsh as Archbishopo! Toronto.

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llcD0nald, for P E Island _

Hon Mr Slmm conmmfd hood in 1803. created al). D. by the

te on the address speakingl _ _

the afternoon in defence of Londo” Sm°° 1890'

administration

that party men had been

of beait disease.

Heard of Charlottetown.

INSANE MURDERER.

And Burns the Body, '

farmer namer Bouchie had a quarrel

and murdered their eleien months old

__ infant. partly burned the body and

,then threw it in a snowbank.

the Debate _ Con He is supposed to be insare. _

servative Organization in BISHUP pR0M0TED_ Eastern Townships 5-'_

Mgr. 0’Connor is Appointed Archbishop oi Toronto, Succeeding Mgr. Walsh.

hop O’Connor, of London. has been

vm Presldent 1,, Place of Hon The new dignitary was born in On-

tario in 1841, ordained to the priest-

Pope in 1888 and ras b_sen Bishop of

money by securing liquor per l

P°l\U°al1°n“9“C9» ‘hollgh Rev, A. Falconer of Picton Receives D. D.

had b 9° made by ST from Presbyterian College. 'ss Parme .` _

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lPresbyte1‘ian College today conferred

Mr Borden of Halifax re the degree of D.D. on Rav. A. Falconer,

the debate making an aguvnenta of Picton. criticism of the government, He was educated at Toronto Univer-

their policy 'sity andsubsequsntly studied at Edin-

A ul O __ b ecm])__ burgh University, _graduating M.

og the E__lSt(em Town _with honors in classics; B. D. in

elected Rufus Pope M P i 1892' l and will hold a bio' orvanizi

ng on May 9th

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ToRoN'1‘o. April 5-(Special)-Bis-l

Gossip From the Ameri-

D R A 'Burns His House, Mu_rdd;i; His Infant Child

l Mncasric, April 5-(Special)-A """`-"_

_ with his wife and then burned her out

-Passing of Secretary R A Alger

haw Youa, April 4 -[bpecial]_

About the latest incident, and it is 0f\ Anglo-American interest, to cause a urore in the yellow columns of the ark Row newspap°rs was the famous 'ourney of one William Thomas Jag- gers, a messenger boy from dear old Lunnon. Master Jaggers was sent over to New York by Richard Harding Davis to “beat” the mails. He was entrusted with three letters, one to -be delivered in New York, one in Chicago and one somewhere else--I forget where. The little fellow, _s dappsr little London urchin of 14 Spring`s,iar-. rived here bythe Majestic, and deliver-, ed his New Yorkibilletsdouigithggpei '- tour liioui"§`in "'adv`a'i`ice"6f ihé” ma which came by the same greyhound. He immediately left for Chicago, where he made another beat of Mr. McKioley’s mail service by several hours, then came back to New York, appeared in several of the theatres the evening be- fore he left, received ‘-iips”, innume- rable, praise, iiattery and notice indes- cribable, and went back by the St. Louis next morning.

I saw Master Jaggers at Keith’s,

where he _came on the stage fora _few minutes, accompanied by a New York district messenger boy who was bigger but not near so self-possessed as his En lish collea ue. They came out on

as was stated -‘a practical union of-Eng- land and America." There was plenty of patriotic applause; i t was a delic‘- ous hit from real lite! Master Jaggers gave his ‘-impressions” to the Journal, in a letter of considerable length in which he stated his opinion that New York was a “gryte plyce to live” and Americans were a “real jolly” crowd. He met Chauncey Depew while here, who gave him the glad hand and show- ed him around like as if he were a prince and of all the persons he met Master William Thomas Jaggers de- posed that -‘Chauncey Depew was the jolliesi.” A brave little boy is Master William Thomas Jaggers, and one of the bravest and most beautiful things about him was his evidence of affection for his mother, to whom he sent a cable the moment he arrived and the last thing- before be left. On arriving in London he was presented with a medal by Rich- ard Harding Davis in whose interest he inade the trans-atlaritic trip. New York messenger boys will think and talk of \Villiam Thomas Jaggers, of London. for many a. day. °

'rua Loxcnsr sraniir os aaiiru. Americans are not satisfied with any-

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the stage and clasped hands to illustrate _‘

_ . _ _ _ E est triumphs of electricity and steam in the world; they have the best constitu- tion in the world, of course, and the onliest only star banner : ‘and they have [also the man who i'-an deliver jolts the solar plexus faster and harder: than lanyone outside the boundary of which ';Mr. McKinley is the dutiful' overseer. So of course they'mu_st. also have the *longest street in the world, and for this end New York’s civic rulers have _pro- * ceeded__to_inspire a :vast amount at once of patriotic pride and domiciliary indig-

,who live on what is now the “biggest” exhibit _of its kindon old _mother earth.. _To make'Br0_adwa.y. the longest street that ever happened, Mayor Van » Wyck has ordered that the Harlem continuat

been addressed as the Boulevard, shall be called Broadway too, making a stretch of street so vastlhat the imagin- ation totiers on trying to conceive it. But alas! for the brave who live on the Boulevard, for the street' numbers are now in process- of being changed. Boulevard ciiizens are fulll of anguish and despair, for their own houses they know not, and street car conductors nearly fall' off the cars when asked for Boulevard numbers. -

Fond husbands. returning, from dowfnl

town late at night, seek the old familiarl

door. but suddenly have ii gun thrust-in their face by an irate householder when they find that it was the "wrong house” and if they have had a high ball the chances ot successfull mental analysis scant. _ -’I`hus_i_t_Will be till the pain- ters get the job doiie,,and the peaceful New York citizen who left a happy home at No 566 Boulevard at 7 a.»m: will find the same happy home has ¢§,.<;>..w1i to vss1b@r¥2§7-§. Biteedirov.-en_ his " j rii_=sc»<1eir_s'n-iijiiiszr -”fcoihes”‘=~higii, 2 but New York is‘ bound to have it, al- though the world remarks that the ap- nexed street always has and always will be known as the ~°Boulevard.” Ordinances do not change mental habit, indeed. ` »

'THE PASSING OF ALG-ER. `

lf there is one man whose head the

great American public would sweetly relish to have brought to them on a platter it is that of Secretary. Alger. Each day his load of obloquy in ccn-_ vention with the °'emba‘med beet” _in- quiry gets heavier, and his gross and criminal piactices in the War Depart- ment are quite proved. He has gone to Cuba to draw a “red herring” across theftrail, but everyone including him- self and McKinley, sees his finish. His name is a by-word in New York of course which always Was a Democratic baili-.vick, but the Republicans, almost everywhere 'repudiate him and he will _ resign it is said on return from Cuba. President Mcliinley is casting his horos- cope for 1900, you -know, and must give Alger a killing frost long before November in that year. In the theatresl they talk Algefs- name to every species of contemptuoiis derisive verse. and all _ the popular songs areparodied to ridi- cule him. Last night I heard a come- dian sing to the air of -‘He certn’y was good to me ”

~‘Alger’s got a noble name

But lie’s a lobster just the same.”

M. At N. H. _

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cure. 501: at all druggista _ -

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*Arc Losing Heart in the

nation in the‘breasts of New Yorkers-A

tion of Broadway, which has hitherto.

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LIBERAL WHIP A DEAD

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= _ He sais the condition of the_ar`uiy- is _

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|_-so serious that many are disheartened _ Under theoircnmiillml Hr and deiiberateiy p‘lac`e themselves 0 asf” dung mm’ "'°u' nd “P

targets for the eiiemy’s guns. _ _MP6 th” h° 'in I

Sickness and many deaths must fol-

low if the army remains long in the

Lorinort. April A 5.--(Special)._

Thomas E. Elers, Liberal Whip

The `Pope’s hzalth

thread but the hope is that he rnaygain in the Spring. __ _ Q_ Dr. Jameson, author of -the raid

unto Boerland, will oppose Sir W.. Vernon Harcourt in Monmouthshire_,the` if

stronghold of Little Englanders. 3

army and te dissolve. l

Lost Both His L65.

.s."rm~.

, A -. e o r, "to Pope s »Hea1th-- Cuban Army sp.¢i°»__.§i~iJ. aim.

. ~ ~ C ,” ~ _ " U19 Disbands- Ch1caigo’sD.e- ii'§f§.ia.f'i..s 5:”

. I _tldent Mr Boyer

mocratic Mayor. ‘Rims

#_+ ' _ Sthtlcn

_, _ 'Jae attempted to

FORT WORTH. Texas, April b-(Spe- _his iootfslippeil

cial)_-Dr. Hiirris of the army medical ;;_.'°*1°d nuwm* department passed through here from ‘mhulanm

. . . _ _ i Odin Ili Rnyil we Ph=1iPP1°°a° f°r.W@°h\°¢t~°- s lil." isofiiir ng. im is

Made from pure cream of tartar

It is jocosely called an [xnperialist,_ ‘tht

raid. ' _ _ 7 Havana April .5._'i"ne cuban mi-ii-' against 311-¥1'I\»

tary* assembly has voted to disband ’ the_ '_--

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U Cnicseo, April 5.-Carter' Harrison I 'Democrat, has been elected Mayor of H '°“"""" °' °°` Chicago ' “"==-- ~ -_ -2

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Fire at McGill.

MONTREAL, April__3.--The loss incur-

red by yesterday’s fire in the Faculty of Law at McGill College, which will

amount to between $600 and $700 is! fully covered with insurance. It is not_

ants. No one was in when it was dis-

therefore, remain a mystery. -The

The craving for Alcohol, Opium, Cocaine l

thenia., Nerve Exhans tion and that alway tiredfeeling, seldom at ease' condition. and t heystem restored to its normal condition:

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Provision has been made for the holding lectmg depend, 95 gwd dung.

of annual examinations in other parts of lee” from The but “lmao”

the Arzs building. These are _nowuader any Wd! PW” dal", m the

way, and will be concluded i_u a week _nn mn mu not campus or two. It has been ascertained that _thas _ful t t M th bl s started in a room occn- 'll' uwrtmm ° duh”

pidd by” one of Prof. McLeod’s assist- f°°-‘ld m 0°' Wm P*P°l' D°P°~ftm°“t'

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