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jg.,_ Y v To ' Bmusliiil i89i. THE GLARDIM. cHARLor'1‘ETowN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAM) FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1898.-8 PAGES. pm; 1" 5111,

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THE WEATHER.

\\'AsHx\'<‘ro\'_SiT\1 - S ecial -

_ 1 _ , p . . ( p Fair, hicher temperature , westerly winds

mls _ . ntmlnns clrununs

~.--- -And A Stampede to Hootalinquaq

Vrcroma, Sept. 1--(Special)-The

ed in that dire :tion

. news from Wrxngle is that a rich strike _I

8 has been made on the Hootalinqua

River and a big stampede has commenc-

Enitrttd , ,,,,,,,,,_ ' Liquor iraiiic.

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Nlarltime Dental Association in' ___

DrGm',N.S., Sept.1.-(Special)- - The dentists in session here have de-

Trial ° Ordered For

Dreyfus As Result of

Suicide -- Army

Will Resign-Gther

Sensations Expected.

Sept. 1.-[Special]-M. B. of the Russiam embassy at

will voto Pekin, and

Admiral has been ordered

Sept.

With

_ SP°'3ialiy made for In-

flillts’ Feet. These pro- lettt the feet from cold md hurt -well recom- mended Price 50 to

BRUS.

cided to postpone the formation of the Maritime Dental Association till the

year 1900. The meeting then will be

held in l\e\v Brunswick.

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WRECKED BY TRAMPS.

Frightfui Train Accident in New York-

I~`rLrox,N. Y., Sept. 1.-(Special)-

A tramp broke the lock and thieves opened the switch on the New York,

sixty miles an hour when the wreck oc-

Oct. when, 635 ;corn.3i`o§ ; oats.19§; ork 8 8°

pork. 8.90.

May wheat. 6-l; corn. 331;oats,22i;

Pork, 9.62.

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Moreconvenieut,

Archbishops and Bishops on Convention Assembled Issue a Pastoral Letter on

Sunday Selling ani the Traffic in General.

_ ° _ Ontario and \\ estern railway, wrecking The strength and enthusiasm of thel 8"” Eaglimd Sallsfaclofy ,he Chicago limiiej at Lugalb C,-0S5ing_ twtntv-eighth national convenuon of the that she will respect the Brit- Th __ ‘.’ ___ .nv at the rate of Catholic Total Abstinence Union seems

in gums" 9 _ am was'=m ° to have taken Boston rather by surprise.

The organization has had a marked

_ _ _. h, curred. The engineer, fireman, and a growth during the year, and judging

the mmammg Chufese S ‘ps bmkeman were kiuej and eleven from its representatives of the conven-

houses inthe event Of the th rs in.m_Cd tion, its membership is largly composed

Li Yann refusing tg ¢0mp1y 0 e J ` of young, energetic men and women. A vw# l§:.‘1;°f zzi;s;°;‘:..ei5f;;.::2‘r:e..1t

1.-[Special]-Col. i _ force with which, as with the Christian

a=te,._,,_n.e,t b cum” --- ""~‘ Endeavor societies, the politicians will i Y 3 Because °f g Deali A010118 ""9 shortly have to reckon. And since,” it

8 razor’ . _ _ Companies- points out, “so largea proportion of _ _ _ that the Mt was CONN' V MoN'rR1-:.u., Sept. 1.-(Spe0i8l)-- owners and keepers of liquor saloons YOU l18V0 8D11S¢€d f01' WBT- but meaning

me um? 9-“ll1°1`il-les' It is 313° There is great excitement in Dominion are nolrpiréalliy ‘Roilriarg _Ca.tholies,P ?_:§;?§€_;;§Ji_;=l;:_t_1in<;1t tlppyghpllg*

_ stren t 0 t is tota a s inence societ - -

the rest of the general Cotton Company Stock because of the afforgs encouragement for the growg blessed in every Way_ There is not in

"mi Wm f°1l°W Geneml avment of one per cent to stock hold- - h i not - _ the world a Comm-V equal to our ow-n_

_ P . of temperance. whic s given by . _ _

“ample Wd 1851211- ers and the conclusion of an arrange-_ ,my other similar 0,-g,,_,,iZati0,,_o and what we have to fear is lntemper-

of War is satisfied that mentbetweeuthe Rive,-Side and Mont- ______ a_nce,_ the one curse in country or

aocomplices and other ar- ., C tt Com ,nies not if, S6113 .suxoar Ltonoa TRAFFIC AND 'run Ro- CIW-

' ' ' _ MAN CATHOLIC COUNCIL.

,Including C01' Dupady yard of grey.COu0n_;u(€aY;ada£;1ti>;; Eid i The Third Plenary Roman Catholic _ J . h . port an their pro uc 0 I $Council, recently held in Baltimore,

moremy 0 OH P _ . ._ ._ _._ , _

°_ ustlce ai given or' 03101' Parts- composed of archbishops and bishops of

lllsw trial for Dreyfus. Much This 15,3,-65 the entire colored COHOU the United States, issued a Pastoral Let

are expected in the trade of Canada in the hands of the Do- ter to the clergy and laity of their

. . ' _ - . charve in which. referring to “the

C an ' its stock c o-ed to- e ’ ==

» .minion 0m_P 5 ` ' ' Lord‘s day,” they say:

____ day at 98 bid.

-BLADDER TROUBLE ___

no more serious menace to evil me-ults, that we consider it our

“There is one way of profaning

the Lord’s day whith is so prolific of

inthe prcsentage than Kid- Cl‘llCAGO MARKETS, duty to utter against it a special con-

and it’s an appalling fact, - damnation. This is the practice of sell-

W0. that four-iilths of the CHICAGO. Septemter l._. [Special]- ng beer or other liquors on Sunday, or

have the taint of this The following are the closing rates: of frequentmg places where they are with the1n.Dr. Chasel-1 Sept wheat. 641 ;corn.C0§; oats, 20; sold. This practice tends more than Pills cure all Kidney ,pork 8.77. any other to turn the day of the Lord

into a day of dissipation, to use it as an occasion for breeding intem erance

P '» 3-- _ l'

Dec. wheat, Gi’i; c~\rn..‘3l§;oats,19§; Whrle we hope that Sunday laws cn

this point will not be relaxed, but even more rigidly enforced, we implore all Catholics, for the love of God and of country, never to take part in such Sunday traiiio, nor to patronize or countenance it. And we not only direct the attention of all pastors to the r.-

pression of this abuse, but we also call upon them to induce all cf their flocks

liquors to abandon as scon as they can

more becoming way of making a living.

our workingmer:-the bone and sinew of our people and the specially-beloved children cf the Church-that, if they wish to observe Sunday as they ought, they must keep away from drinking- places on Saturday night. Carry your wages home to your families, where' they rightfully belong. Turn a deaf ear, therefore, to every temptation. and then Sunday will be a bright dav for all the family. How much better this than to make it a day of sin for yourselves and of gloom and wretchedness for your homes by Saturday_night’s folly or de- bauch. N o wonder that the prelates of

‘the most shocking scandals .which we have to deplore spring from intempe-

Christian spirit. Let the exertions of our Catholic temperance societies meet the hearty co-operation of pastors and peeple. and not only will they go far roward strangling the monstrous evils of intemperance, but they will also put a powerful cheek on the desecration of the Lord’s day andlon the evil influences

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ence in hall and pulpit to men who while listening were with me, but who out in the- streets would be invited by the saloon-keeper to come and take a drink and forget their resolutions. Well. some of us are growing old, and do not intend to be throwing away our time in arguing with people who will not be converted, and I for one am going to go in with territhc earnestness in the future in this war against liquor in all shapes. I mean business this time.

Now, in order to succeed, I wish to

enroll-every man. We Catholics will unite with our fellow-citizens of all classes and all denominations to do away with that terrible shame, sin and disgrace of the saloon. Ali those who violate the law and disgrace us' go into the saloon first, and would we be pat- riots, would we be Americans, if we did not turn round and meet with our whole strength the sprirrg of crime,the accurs- ed saloon ?

So come and sav to your friends that

Students

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Useful and Ornamental Presents

the second Plenary Council declare that _Rough 0,. smooth ,high nom &1e,_{_erp3pert,

1'onnvsou’s Enoch Arden,

rance. No wonder that they gave a EI°l'°iS_° B°°k°- . _ _ -, special approval to the zeal of those A'“°m° G"°°" P'°’° C°mP°S““°”» fighting line. That was not the place

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Able Management and Praises the Regulars ln Preference to the Volun-

teers-Difficulties that He Met,

NEW YORK, August 27.--Tue Herald

publishes in interview had by its corres-

pondent with General -Shatter prior _po his departure from Santiago. He sai :

“I look upon the campaign just

closed as a successful one in tha highest degree, not only in regard to military operations; but more especially in re- gard to the great results t achieved. When we decided to attact Santiago we looked for nothing more as ‘ theim- mediate fruit of victory -thanthc capture of the city. What has been achieved is the capitulation of the entire eastern part of the province -from a lme at Jibarl to the south coast, together with the enemy’s forces, amounting to al» most twenty-four thousand men. Sur-

t e campavgu bearing in mind the fierce opposition we -encountered and the comparatively small loss of our own forces. `

From a military point of view I per-

haps took steps which might not be deemed justifiable under other circum- stances, but I knew the temper and capabilities of my soldiers, and the mor-

the enemy within its own lines,

“My engineers were very apprehen-

sive that the Spaniards might break through on my left and cut off Siboney. This, from a purely military staudpciot, might have been truthfully correct, but personally I had not for a moment any fear on that score. The result has, I think, proved the correctness of my conclusions.

“Our primary object was to drive

Ccrvera out, and next to take the town. lVe had gradually driven the Spaniard back on his lines. circling the city, and slowly advancing day by day. The enemy began losing spirit as soon as our guns had been placed in a' posirion to cover the town.

‘-When Cervera left the situmon was

changed. The town was at my mercy, and if I gave the order for a direct as- sault it would have. been taken within four hours.I believe that with the forces then at my command, reinforced as they had been, I was in a positive to take the city by force.

“But if I had taken a step of such a

character what would have been the re- sult ? I estimate that our casualties would have been three thousand men. and the action I took' has had more brilliant real results without so heavy a loss of valuable lives.

“The town itself is admirably suited

for defence, and the tight would have been a long and bloody one. Every house is strongly constructed of fstcne, and entirely different from the ordinary plain buildings. Every house was a little fortress in itself. Had the Spani- ards forced by desperaticn, ' fought the streets, our less would have been enor- mous. But from the moment General Toral made a proposition for a confer. ence I know he was determined to give up, and I acted accordingly. ‘ -

“Personal reilectionshave been cast

up-on me because I was not on thc

who, the better to avoid excess, orus Health Remus maedssno' ' Pham Grow for ageneral in command of an army.

°|u marc hea|u|fu|. orderto give good example, pled-ge`,“'Ev°Uthing' to enlighten the mind ’ It must be remembered that I was cou-

themseives. to total abstinence. Like _l Radars English md French at ’ _ nected by telephone with the oiiicers at

*om um. I _ “_ nl' mm them, 'we invoke a blessing on the caueei ~ - ' ' the front. and w`as_better able to direct.

' of tem nbos. and on all who -are to rations from the' ositionlhad taken

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laboring for its advancement in s. true l, Fi .L S_Ss.ve for two days when ill 1 was in di-

. unteers, but this campaign was

and won by our regular troops.

. F f-I did__not notice the fact at Ill.

__ fhsrawere only three

` Brsnor rs_ELA_1sD on Psonxsrriozv. ‘I ._ _ - ,. -- h

We thought wo meant business years” “Em '“ th “$1 I ago in this warfare, but I hope God mg-u 3”, Qt M ‘IL ,

will forgive us for our weakness, for ' I ' "our v°'unt°°" hckui aut

we went into the battle-field without n c°h°°.i°n and indiddul “pp” . sufficient resolution. We labored un- _ able m.°ur 'nina www' but a der the fatal mistake that we could argue S _ “me time "° di’9“‘¢°“°"’ 'ua' out the question with the liquor-sellers. ' m°d° °f th’ v°m°°°' "ms u _We imagined there was some power in °a.mP‘i3°' Wh" thy

moral suasion, that when we would W1" th” md' PP mr t. show them the evil of their wa s the and P°m°ti° 'pmt' ‘ad lad" u

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I`liere_1s nothing now to be done but the campsilé huge pmwd idowrhptiblit (irlltrsiymlliintglystritlirildwinlillia ‘ their 5“Pe\’i°1`ifY 0"" Wm* past to repair the fearful evils wrought --_-- mms °f Sum mimi* i" wud'

iytheliquort ,H _ I h 1 E 1 _ ' _ are partially compelled io serve niuch time in sI;e`a§in of atblal odbstiliizl sen” °t elmme’ bl" they d° N*

al effect of our gradual y chopping up'

i rectcommand of this osmpolpl I consider unique in American for it was really the lint time the ted States had fought with its

army. The civil war was s

the enthusiasm of volunteers.

"There has been some question coming the transportation facilities the army. The facilities were all and the transportation equipment

ded was all il:|shonld have difficulties were |enormous.

only one roadi To have built

would have taken two years. The of the country, the weathet~all things-helpedto disorqanlze this partment. The use of waggons

impossible.” '

._?._.¢.___._.. _'nm ozuvs lnllA_ol _ , 81.--Tile yesterday, mths Club

message, tht belld

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