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|8g|_ THE GUARDTAl\,_OHAB»LOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD_ ISLAND, MONDAY, OCTOBER 23 l899

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BRITAINS RIGHTEDUS WAR

Rev. T. F, Fullerton’s Sermon Yesterday

T0 THE ISLAND VOLUNTEERS

St. James’ Church (lvercrowded to Listen to a

Patriotic Discourse-“Britain Has Been Coin- pelled to Draw the Sword from the Scabbard and it Will Not Again be Sheathed Until Racial Equality is Secured from the Cape to

Zainbesi.”

If one possessed a gpirk oi patriotism, it must have thri led his heart yester-

day as he stood on the eirses and watched the P. E. Island contingent march pant oniheir way to St. James church. °~A company that will do credit to Canada* was the expression of a by-stander. ani he voiced the sentiment oi the thousands

that lined the street. _

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From early morn until the hour of forming ranks. volunteers were seen wend-

ing their way to the drill shed. Yesterday the members of the South Alrican cor -

tingent were admired as t`1ev walked the streets.

Long before the appointed Sour every available seat had been taken in the

church and chairs were placed in the isles.

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CHICAGO MARKETS. ft _ _ _ _

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Cmcseo, Oct. 21.-(Special)--The ;-_

lollowing are the closing rates: » _

gi Oct. wheat. -; corn. SOQ; oats '

rm.; pork, 7.75. 4' 6

_ ____ eat.. 69l,corn,30&,oats,22i,

' S _ .-vii; corn, sei; oats. _ _ ‘ i; pork, -1

iirroii is snrsirino- Books

Bs! Will lisve Another Try for the Csp

lierslfter.

NEW Yonx, Oct. 21.-(Special).-_

Sir Thomas Lipton is satisiiied that 9

the best. yacht won, but will try again T

some day it he can make proper ar- _ _-._ `

ranqemsnts. _i l:{"" J .

H9 says Berreshoff is the greatest f

designer alive, but be will try and find ' aman is equal him .

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ISLANDERS FDR THE TRANSVAAL.

HURDIS 1.. M~LEA=.\'. NO. 2, 4t`1 RE(1`rT., C. A.` `

JAS. L. TVALKER NO. 1 CO. 82nd BATT. _

ARTEMAS R. DILLON. NO 1 CO.. 82nd BATT.

JAMES MA'I`llE.5`O‘.\’. NO. 2 CO., 4th REGT.. C. A.

JOSEPH O‘REILLY. NO. 1 CO., 4th REGT.. C. A.

HEDLEY V. McKll\'NON, NO. 1 CO , ‘ith REGT.. C. A.

FREDERICK C FURZE CHARLOTTETO\VN ENGTN’RS.

JOHN BOUDREAU, °‘ H

HERBERT H. BROWN NO I CO.. 82.14 BATT.

ERNEST W. BOWN ESS -NO. 3. CO . 82nd BATT.

ALFRED RIGGS. CHAR-LOTTETOWN ENGINEERS.

J. EDWARD SMALL NO. 1 CO._.'4th REGT.. C. A.

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LAWRENCE GAUDET NO 1 GO.. 4ti REGT.. C A.

iioi..uiD D. Tnrnon, CHARLOTTETOWN ENGINEERS.

REGINALD COX No. 3 CO., 82nd BATT. ‘

WALTER LANE. No. a oo.. sind Barr. Jomiinnciin. iinnnis No. scof sind Barr

THOS. LESLIE MACBETH.'N(). I CO.. 82-\dBA'1‘T.

Lniioir Hnniiis No.1 co _ send BATT - _ __

THQE Dirirr » - FREDK_ B.iui~RA1-:_ N0. 2 oo. send BATT.

RICHARD Jos. FDLDY, cirrown i~:NGrNni:ns.i __

NELSONSBRACE. ' ‘ "

JOSHUA T. LESLIE. No 400.. io. iinGtr.,c. A. ~ iboundiiry-_ _ _..- -_ _ i _ __

~ ' ‘ The de rture of three battalions Of the First

R. ERNEST LORD. NO. 3 82nd BATT.

FREDERICK XVAYE NO.. 5 CO.. 82ml BATT. -

lain, dnnignnd inn esp. inin wiiinn inn Bnnni fniini'

IT WAS A NOBLE VICTDRY,

But Dearly Bought With Brave Mens’ blood

GENERAL SYMONDS IS DEAD

All England Returning Thanks,-.Kruger

. Letters of Marque-British Fleet for Dclagen

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Lines Opened-'$7 000 Subscribed in St.

for Volunteers, (ine Firm Giving

TonoN'l‘o`, Oct 21--[Special]-Among the _ _Military School graduates in the battleof Friday were Carrington Smith. Lient George N "Carey, _ and*Capt' E Hensle ,' ' ' D Lieut.Dunoan Sayr Maclnnis, another' ni

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_ Lieut.~J Osborne, another graduate.. _signed _his position in Bomllli _ilillis

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vldply

men ,. _.. It mgshid

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on .the Lynn

‘St8tes,"(}eB_1&rii_l`g'-that 301103!

due to a__va_cuely'

‘Second Cold streams and" Third _Grei:adierstoday_ from ampton was witnessed by »-thousands the men given is

ARTHUR J. B. Ml-ILLISH. NO. 1_CO.. 82nd BATT. _ great iSend__0§',‘ the __ _ -_.___ NECY Doniox oii"i‘ow.\' i~:NGiivi~:niis. _ ' t _ ToRoN'ro, Oct' 21-(_Sp’e*cial]-f-Col Otter _.has named.

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MAJOR WEEKS.

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' Sergt Major Bochard, R C I Sergeant . Mayor of the Cana~

_ dian- Contingent. _ _ _'_

“till 1814612 ' ~ * ' I ' ~ fi'

be appointed . to the Con'ting`ent,'. ‘_ 1_’i°esbytcnaxi’Churgl\ 3 ' » _ and allexpenses of a chaplain lor the corps. _ ~ ~,

lclined the offer to commard the western contingent. » ir

Foresters will not require any extra premiums from mem-

bers enlisting as soldiers, _ -.

fof the Canadian Contingent

in addition _to _the Imperial allowance. ._

Vince will assists

Lonnoii, Oct 2].---(Social)--The battle of Friday at Glencoe is one of

the most brilliant victories of modern warfare hut was dearly bought _for the British General Sir Wi1.iam;8'y?monds, is seriously wounded, two ool0ll__°19 three majors, six captains and _tQ_ lieutenants. were wounded- and nine |‘ofiicers killed. ' | Y Thirty one non-commissioned officers and men were killed and 151 wounded. -

utter rout.

a aiu in o ration

gone to the Basut border fearing a. rising there

Cfeam of tartar' Z” 0 ' The brilliant victory at' Glencoe cost the British 182 men,

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ai-ed Nat-il from being overrun and made a. spoil for the Beers.

..- ~- ° `- » '_"‘ ` 'rn 1. dd n b in D br F 'i' -,wnnwnrnind iifniin fend.

Ed a large nbw une ' thc ‘I ’ che Boi; SeIiiEi?enlchi:n;:§.eanTl this Klingl;1Ril1iTdste:’ho arrived almost einiultan

f ll kinds of f alum, ` HY/3iClNTl'lS, eously decided _the fate of tbe_day._ '__ _ 14

, iii? a . 4g - TUL\p5 _ General Sir Stewart 'White has diven the Beers from Ela.ndsl_aa4_i_€,

259 AGENTS. t

it 26| Barnngton Stree . _ ,_A-._

Iialifzax. ].\'l'. S- ne. N°W Reafy

V` r hc. left- (:~ ~ T. ilti Sl-Li dll kinds Of _

P E I-l.'.ud'PiOduC€ `

3"“¢f, Eggs. °P<§ultry, Pork, Potatoes, '0ais_ t _ f =_

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april. goods coming to our care receive pr0mp‘. l V l~

QTLIOU- Consignments solicited.

otations furnished on applicntiori. | _

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BREMNER BROS- __ __ _

S Dr. Dickey wishes to notify WS D5-‘V013 the l ` ‘ ’ ‘ '

wm resume practice about the 23rd. ~ ’

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_;Ei_. Si5i`l0Ol SUPDTTCS _ ld _ CROCEUS, r_i;;ial;s ;1L<_>§tl_iui_-fia;;.eo;€__1I_;i_i:_f_i_y§._siii_i_ii, where afew days ago they nad capt.reds

managers to akgof the Present my’ ‘_ , r Thin »~ m`*."~ one third -if the distance by rail- between liadysmlill i-lf'

NG--A I GkncOTli death of Genera' Symonds is reported. He was wounded '»'/‘Lil

I ° D ' I B€l‘l11l.ld3 E3St€l’ Lili6S» Welding aecharge. Great regreiis felt for his loss. He was born in 1343

and and had fought in seven campaigns with distinctions

A number of cruisers will _.envoy the troopsbips £0 the C8P°» anliighg

A Chinese sacred Llhes' bngglenhip will proceed to Dslagos Bay, and will there, if necessary, _

Bay-Boers Retreat from

in South Africa; _ _

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No other non-commissioned oflicerswill be named

Two Chaplains, one Protestant, the other Catholic,

‘Forei n Mission Committee has offered to pay the salary

Hugh John McDonald, at. the request of friends _has

ST J oiiiv. Oct 21--(t>pecial)---Manchester,Robertson and

_Allison have contributed $2500 to the fund for the ooiiifdrt

1 Ai n innnnng of niiindné this nfinnnnnn ii wnn decided to raise $5,000 to pay each New Brunswicker 50 cents a. dhy

Over $?_,000 was subscribed in the city and the Pro-

'lhe iight lasted eight hours and at the close the Boer reoreat was an

The Boers have evacuated Vryburg and the line to Cape C0l0!ly il

ii Pe ~ _ _

All fear of a Boer invasion in that quarter is at an endifor they have