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ELECTION LIKELY AT - i Members are arr i

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OTTAWA, “May (18-With the depa,._ iti(f’¢h;ritaJi:;_;llg ,fur more or less ambl.

ture of Sir 'i ri Laprier this week, There is _ , ,. for I-Iiigliind the scene of the |mlitiea[l¢|,c,»e will hiugie e ];_'0,"pe°t _"°“_ that

iii-itrle will change into a very short ‘iiutuinii. lt will: iisoliul(iiiictfiTli1eni,i3;e

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CllARLO'[‘l'E'l`0WN ANI) QUEENS COUN'l'Y' ._

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Quite ii, number of schooners put in-

to this port yesterday and Sunday.

Miss Katie Stanley, City_,'leaves to-

morrow morning on a visit to Bos- ton.

M. McKinnon, M. L_ A., Montague

was in the city yesterday and return- cd in the afternoon.

The S. S. _City of Ghent will noi

sail from Halifax for this port or her first trip this season until to night.

Thevschooiier Polar Star is dis -'lu-mini: coiu at me oiiiu-iottetowi St(-aiii Navigation wharf for the S. S. Harliiiid.

An unsigned wedding notice, postei

nt Mori-ll Station, has been receive: by 'l‘lio Guardian and awaits th- sciiilers nnmc.

A Horne & (`o_,. (‘ity»,'have just re

ccived a fresh supply of Hour, mile.

Nuts. ctr., wliicli they are selling si ,lowest prices as will be seen in thei wid i-lse\\'liero.

l l\'li~'-s illndys Sobc and Miss Am- i

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’\mL`°“~ "llY. were anioiii: the passen gi-rs \\'e~.t yesterday i-ifternoon., The- wili`visit for some time with friend- iii hcurletoivn.

[ Hugh (‘. Warburton, city, is one 0

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thc diiiice committee iippointed g, l\lr:(lill College, l\'loiitrezil, to arrang- for the celcliratiori ut ii college meet im: tomorrow night.

\\'orl< has bccn liegiiii on the ti-ar

ilu? llowii rif the old liuildiiig on th. r-.oriu-i~ of Prince and (Zraftoii Street-_ mid thc pi'i-,pélratioii for the fouiida tion of tlic rlillrrli will he Iirocrcdei with.

Rccciiti militia orders iinuoiiiice th.

flutes for training and practice ai l’cti»wnwa for this year. No, 9 Bat U‘-1`.V. lth li. Li. (‘. G. A., hegii lV"l'll“lf -l‘fl.V 15- Fifillii detachment: froui Nos. 7, S and ‘J Batteries begiy brit(-tice July 24.

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Tllfl- C- G- S- llrlllit leaves thi:

i-:oruiiig for i}eoi‘g.:»to\vn ami ;_;,,,,,~i,_~ _-\i the ff-ruicr plzlce she will put on the liurbor buoys and will then pro vcr-il to lllust Point where slic will do li\'i-r con! and oil at the Iiighthous' thi-ri-. (>ii .Siiturllny last she put on ilu- liuoys in the western end of thi luirbor lif-rn and this morning wil. llllt oilt the lilfleinnii and Cape Shari l"l<'_\'»< on her way to Gcorgetowri The liircr-r liiioys are all ready nm. :ind nrr- awnitiiig the arrival of thi _-\.lutr.li-<-ii to bc placed in position.

Tl!" Vflliliv' number of the Uaiindirii

ill:-iriiz-nc is`iii ii. liaiidsome cover aiu is z\i'tisticnlly illustrated. ’l“liei'i-_ ur in-my articles of timely interest nur \'.ilue from good (loiiadiaii writers liusscll lt. Wiilkcr, under the ciiptioi of Fort Geiirge: 'its /\_\vakeiiiiig, give-_ ii [ill-iisiiig ill-srriptioii of one of th izrw towns ziloiiir the (lriiiid Trunl l’1\Cili0. Canadian lndepcndence iz :idvocnted by anotlier writer, whos: iirgumeiit is interesting but not quiti <'oncliis.ive. (‘. A. Uownimi pays tri bulu to the slliiiptlioiisiiess of thi i-ai_<:<i=ii,-roi' vessels ou lfitnadiaii inland ,\-:aiu-i's, Loyiilist Siu-.lliuriie is an en

For sale in Charloiteiowii luv A. lluriie (ii/.it Co, and l5rzice.""“’~"““ “”S““l’U0f.‘ ‘ly 1""‘li~" "“"”

' 'lol ii venerable Nova Scotia town

M"K3Y (Q C0' Ltd. Sll|Til'l‘IE'l'Sl(lB. A'l'o\\'n ii.-imc:-1 iii the Northwest urrm

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The flleci-'iiniiiin lliriig -Te.

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, Treat Your GRAIN

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w 1 f ll P 0 r in cr lin ' -:£12

i;';iin:<\ r`~f\ll"l`. l‘(`i'l`.»\'l`l\lC>l lil-:lit-il will not is .. _

in-\'f_-lop sculi. lliiiillreils ustli ii l_i-l year with siicvess. ‘ °”°`“'

tcrr-sting way by Arthur Hawkes Illiss l\loiit_i;oiiit-r_v of this l’rovinci

lwrites of Spring iii the'\Voods, evinc

inc the 'close observation, sympzith

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o isly ilowereil

,UC _I MW, _ ` _*_ rl-i-y plenidiiit event took place 'f ' ` " :it the <`hi-istiau churcli on Friday ,, cv(-nine, filiireh 21, when Ei. public rc

Cor. Gi, Geo. .‘._ l\'|. Sta.

l\lOTICE

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I h--ri-by nolEf_\' llic l‘u|ilir- tiizii l liuve piirz-liiiscd ihr l-niiro stock

:iiiilt-,oollwill of thi- lluvisoli l'i\:|\~i'ti\kiiii:('o niiil no I |i.|.'v-_ iii- co

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ther iioticl-.

. i tioii \\'il|i iii|_‘.' Co I or' L`iidi-|l:ik\~r in thi- l’\'ii\iii<'~' l \ lll

os-itiiiii lo efiiiiriililwi- i~':i\|.~i`.ii-tioii wlii-ii _\‘\-:ir niril-_-its :irc

i:itr\iiili~rl to me will-ii thi: Hon im- oi' our pi‘lii'i-..s.~.ioii ii. rl--|uiri-il

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4-optioii wus given hy the memheis oi ilu- chiurli to Pastor and Mr.-I R. l<l\'i-reit ritz-\'i-nson. A large repre- si-iitiitioii of l'-he church was present licsiilrs it few other friends. After a half lioui' was spent iii greetiiig :ind conversation dinner was served in the parlors ofthe church, which evi-ryoiie pronouiieed as excellent. 'l‘his was followed by addresses, read- ines and song. liev. George li. Serin- gcr of the M. ld, chiircli gave an ad- di'i-ss iii whicli lie- welcomed the pastor

_vere ns announced yesterday morn-

cate.

Rev. G. S. Orman, Vernon, was in

the city yesterday and returned in the afternoon.

A. N. McKay, City, was apassen-

;er to Bourls yesterday aftenoon on a. business trip.

William Hennessey, City, left on ;he express yesterday morning 9|, :oute to Calgary.

W. W. Harper, Contractor, city, vas among the pas.-:cngers_to Murray Iarbor yesterday afternoon.

Everyone Sho-1111 nay their April ei- .ctrie light bill before May 10th as .hat date is the last to geta dis- ;ount.

, Rev James Strothard of Siimnier- .ide will deliver his lecture on “Beau- iful Bermuda" in the Victoria Meth- idist church this evening. No admit.. .iou.

A double house is to be sold tomor- -ow of which the rent of one half pays -auk interest on the total cost, tax- s, and a fair amount of insurance. ldv. appears in this issue.

His Worship Mayor Montgomery, if Dalhousie, arrived in the city yes- erday from P. E. I., where he has -een on business, and left this morn. ng for his home.-lilouctoii '1‘i~a,,_ cript.

Siiprcmc (lourts nici-ts this morning uid the application for a new trial ii the case of Melloiiald vs McDon- ilil will be made. It is expecteil this use will occupy the greater part of he day.

U" \V0‘lYl_0S‘lHy ln.-at the incinbers of he W. Missionary Society of York .li-thodist (Jliurcli hr-ld their last mee- ing of the year and the reports were ery* encouraging. The oflicers for the omiug year wwere elected, the 1-yes. 'lent being Mrs. Heath Vcsscy.

Al; the police court in this city ves- erdap morning one drunk, ' Vllillinm llf(`=”\lJ0. had his bail "md Of 'live dollars ntrcnted. J, f‘roi1in, for selling Ci. arcttis to boys iiiidcnsixtecn vi-as incd five dollars and costs, amount- ng to eight dollars in ull. lt is un. lerstood that others are continuing ii this practice of selling to boys un- ler the age prescribed by law and lu-se will be summarily dealt with. "iV&AY0llI1z women, charged with he. rig inmates of a disorderly house, -ppeared und were disposed of as fol. o\\-st Annic Locke, Maud Smith, Iriice Smith, and Jane Smith were .entenccd to three months imprison-

nlent and Mary Murray was dismiss- -i _ _

Tlie` funeral of the late Austin H. Villtt. (ill-Y. 'formerly of Bedeque, ook pliice ye.=iterduy from the resi- lencc of Mrs. G. H. White, Euston ltreet, to the 1'. E. I. R. Station. t was largely attended for that of u ierson who had dwelt in this city for iuch a _brief time. The pall bearer,s

'ng and Ilev. '/Z. I.. Fusli, City, con- lucted the services at the house. The iody was forwarded to Kensington -.nd interment will ne made in the Bedeque Baptist Cemetery today, the irocession leaving the residence of iis brother, Keiitford Waite, this af- ternoon at two o’clock. The heuuti- `ul floral tributes from relatives and `rom friends in this city were but one if the many expressioiis of sympa- Ehy shown in i\'[r_ Wm'l;o‘s'<leath.

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lt pays to buy in this province, Peter Curran, Bt. Teresa West, was __ V _ W i i 1

in the city yesterday. Y, A p |

nr. H. n. Johnsen, city, went to i , . ' :_ T i _ i ' ' ‘ Siiiiurierside yesterday afternoon. Frank Kelly. City, left yesterday JL' 1 g\.\J/ \_,,.< .‘ `~.,-,-/'f‘l_l_ \ ,(7

for Calgary where he intends to lo- ’- -~~ \~' "r / v ~ 1 ’* - "~"'/

‘ l2l Queen Si. The busiest store on Cliarlotletowifa busiest street l2l Queen Sl.

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season"s prettiest blue

THE COMING CORONATION naturally is the most im- , - portant matter before every part of the Nation-and it is quite in ` i ‘I

line that this handsonie variation ou Royal blue should have the l‘ Y -'- place of most import--in every up to date dress goods department.

In our window you will see :1 showingf of some

‘ of the principal lilies we carry in Coronation

blues llroudcloths, \/igorcaux, Yciietian, San

~»- loy, Satin ritripe Voiles. The prices are

The popular white and black

Standing next to CORONATION BLVE in popularity for .

this season, the various arrangements of white and black :ire the ` _ best sellers. \lVhite and cream Serge showing zi uarroiv block E l , T and cream serge showing ii narrow black stripe, at \':iryiii_q dis- _. 1*- tances apart--all wool fabric, strong, Erin, fine and smartly durzible, `

` 46 inchcs\vide`.... __ .....,...75c ,

BR()AD(,l.0'l IIS ure iii-~-we are

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- now able to show you 17 dilfurciit sliades iii this .speiiiliii r cloth 56 inclies wide, soft. firiii pure \\‘ool--<vlrupc.~' :intl "5 l1_'»-_V-1_e§,i7_@;f}°§f_l,y_' _.___ . _ _ . ._ _ _.. L75

_ _ _ i 4 lThe Coronation gives name to the

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Kayser' Finger Tipped Silk Gloves

YOU KNOW THE TROUBLE YOU Il_»\ YE so oftmi liiid in getting 1 silk gloves-the linger tips wear out-while the rc-.st of the _f_;'lo\'e is good. Ii AY- .

SEK finger tips will wear as long as the glove-:uid the glove i,-. ‘thc l.-est wear- _

' ing silk glove that skill can create. Eornierly--if you wziiitcd l§AYSIil{ gloves 'f you have had to send to New York' for flicin--tliis store now lzzis 11 full r:i1i_i;‘c at

7 - 50c pr. 75:: pr. L00 pr.

You will find all the sizes here-and all the good colours iiicli-.-_liiig block,

of town.

\vhite,ci'criii1, tauS,greys, blues, bro‘.v11s, and all tlicrc-st. l)1‘fl<:r l\_\_\'SEl{

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Smart Coats for School Girls

TIME THE CHILl)l{E_\f droppeil the winter griiuiiciits and

started out with something more se;i>.onul1>lc.

» The sort of cont you would like to sec your little girl wear is i

ready for you to-day.

- The fabrics are t\vecdS-~Cheviot.s,- l»i'o:id<_-‘ioilis ;-_nd ihc rest of

the new inateri-als.

The prices run about tlius-3.15, 4 5o - .-'\l\`ll THEN

THERE ARE W_-\TEi<PR()OF C!\.‘ilC~3 Fl ll( LS perhaps the most seasouzible and sensibly sei-\'ice;il,»le ;;u1'im~iii thot has been devised for Sclioolgirls comfort for iiinziy :1 day 'l`lic,-': :irc inode of

a good, fawn, waterproof cloth, in sizes for girls of -Fi, io, 12, 14,

$3.35

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New l Kodaks on the

Way

Provisioiinl l’i‘es‘.idi-nt of Mexico has ordered all liisurrcrto troops to ab- ‘anilon the positions they hold along

' our Qpring impm-ta_ ,re_~;ii_-ii Piesidciicy ns soon as peace

NUW THE Elll Ili lliilill

Policy

ui in iiixicn is I A $5”

--- covering Toiiil l)i.-.~;il;iliL-,' is no.: issiicil by the

the United State.-i i>oi'dcr and concen- trate their attacks oii the cities in the interior. The cry among thc Iii- surgents is now on in i\li-xii-o."

Mexico Pity (ieiiernl Diaz issul-,il

mnnifcsto declaring his iiiteiitioii to

restored. l’residi-nt has \'irtunlly nc-

;:iiiil wife cordially to the social and ,rcliifioiis life. of the town, expressing hi.-; pleasure in the fact that the izliiiivli lind si-.<'iii‘eil so competent and i».iiirti:iiiis a (‘hristinu gcntlcincu as thi-vi' piistor, Rev. J. li. i\’lcKity of this .\i. I’_ church followed Mr Serin-

<_, gr-r mid in ii hearty way greeted the

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tion of this season’s Ko- daks is on the way, and includes all the best- selling models in this well known and popular inaiiufacture.

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SCALES

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Platform Counter t cales

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Lobster Scales

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Wholesale and Retail

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iiicinlieis of the cliurrh and congratul- ntcd them in having so eilieieut a uiiiiistcr. ilir Stevenson ri-sp'onded to the-_-c or-,i'ni-st ailrlressrzs iiiiil thanked

the speakers for their kind (‘hristinn words nnd the cordial spirit mani- fi-..<t_ He expressed his pleasure Iwith thc reception and the many iwcrds of good will spoken. Readings were given and songs were sung by three boys of the Sunday school, while a little performer, Alberta Hammer, nd-ded not a little to the

‘ pleasure of the pro,f_,frnn'i. A very

pleasant occasion was brought to a close by the singing of “Blest be the Tie that Ilinds."-Farrner City (lll.) Joliruiil. (Rev. Nr. rltevenson is n. son of George Stevenson, New fllasgoiv, P. ld. l.`i

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ile up your counter as you may, -Bake up weekly loads of Flour-- Shout froui the housetops of Bread

goodness-Fu! if QUAl.lT\' be lackin

insist on-quality -- Ql'.»\LI'l`Y ! And

you'll always find it in our

E\'Al‘ORi’\'l`ED CREAM llRE.»’\D

go, way back and sit down ! What we'

Ask for a Kodak and take no other.

Johnson & Johnson ~

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How About Your Fishing Tackle ?

If you want to be pro-

perly equipped you’ll have

to get your tackle here.()ur stock was selected by expert practical anglers, men who know just whs.l`s ni-eslcd for local waters, :ind we bought

- mich :in extensive and large

stock,‘lhat overyiasie can be fully satisfied. l"roin n one piece bamboo, lo choice 4 pil-re lmicewood rods.Wc are sure our pieces :ire nearer rock bottom iliauolhcrs. See our flies, nets, lines, reels, hooks. etc. (lei our prices.

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ti 9 ,' l 'l_'cl ,yi tr' t- 4 Tl s t rh_iili-nt peopl- moved down

l(`f‘l\(‘ ll’ I`(‘\\lll`\ \\r ll I V0\lI` \\l\ lil IL' P ll \.

d S isiu und -ii-lf-i~iiiiiii<v hiivi- iulli ull » the boidi-ilmid recently and set

icrded to demands of Mad(-ro that he make annouiicciiiciii of such intent- ion. _ ' l\ladcro’s decision is due, it is said, lto a desire to avoid iiiti-i'\'eiitioii, and ,also to stop this action will bring ,about the recognition of the insurrec- tos as belligerants by the United States and other po\\'er.s_

ln ri proclnimition issue-il today

General Madero praises the nlncrity with which the troops und:-r his com- mand hnvc responded to the call and expresses the View that they can eas- ily take .lunrcz and other border towns. I-le recalls the trouble which arose over the killing of citizens of lloliglns, Ariz., liowevcr, mid. adds that such attacks "might bring about very serious complications with a nation which hhs given us proof of its friendship, and it di-volvc.-i ui-on us to sacrifice the immense military advantage which would result from thc taking of Juarez, ns it would probably result in int;-,i'iiationril cou- flict."

Iii his mnnifcsto to his soldiei's,,

General Mailero rccogiiizcs thi- hard- ship which .-:urh un order entails, cs- pecially in tht- iicld officer:-\, particu- larly General l’asqim| ()rov_<-o, who was forced once more to retire from before Juarez when it seemed possible

that he would carry the city. llc

an example of patriotism and abiicg-

to satisfy your legitviniiiti- desire- of

that we will innkc ii triiiiiipliiiiii

adds that General Orozco. 'lshowhlii

Charlottetown

diuwi ii

l ni. i-_-iso 'ri~3x.i.\'. my S--.iisiierii Sun Life of LJ-.n;i<l:i_ ii-"xr },fii‘!ic-5-.‘!..is apply

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A... f.._l- L. »e.. -til -1 if

Maiieg-sr for P. E. I.

E;WB?3’F'*”FiQl

in so 1

the deniands of the insurrecl_l>s, Illa- -lero says: 1 “While Lleiii-i'al lliiw. is in puwni' ull

laws will be fictitious niid all pro- iniscs tricks of war. i

“'l`o Mexico l‘it_v wiiliui :\ niontli, is the proigrnni .-.ct forth toiiigrbt by the rebel leaders, as tli"\' prii-uri-il to marc-li.' 'Phi-y liave 3-1,000 men in thi- stntu of (‘hiinliiialiuii, niiil hopi- to ro- criiit 20,1200 on the in:1i~r.li-_

General llabuuo, with 1,000 fi-dl-i'ul.-,l

is reporti-d on the ninrch from 'l‘i-rrii' Sens, and :iii cngngcinciit witli him is expected .~:ooii_,

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LONDON, May :’»--l-Inglnnd has an-`

other “little war" on her hands ln, the furtlic-st iioi'tli-ciu¢ici'ii region of; hcr lndinii l<lmpiri-, on thi- Assam frontier. lt bi-giiis with the not nn- iisiiiil t|'ni:i-dy of the wliitl-.'.-i niaii's rush ciiiitiileiirc und the si-i\'ni:e tren- cliery, .ludizing from thi-. rlmrni:tcl‘ of the s-nl-my and ilic miiure of the couiitry, the struggle, if not exten- sive, may bo prolong.-d und assured- ly will bc- pirtiircsqiu-. ‘

ation, with sorrow has joined me ini 'l`lir- trouble bcgiiis with the mas- thls; but I proiiiisf- you that which I acre of two l<ln|:li.<linii-ii, Assistant promised him, which is, that fl‘oiiilI’oliticnl ililici-r _\`o|-l Williamson and now on we will make ii ve-ry active llr. llrcgoiisoii mid iill but four of campaign, which will curry us into their iiniive i-scort bv Ahors out in a many battles, wlii-rc you will be nbli- borlli-rlaud of ii|icxplol'i-il forest clad

liillsbi-yoiiil _\‘n\liyiili, the extreme

fightliig for your 1-ii\iiiti'_\', and your ii\~|~lli|-ii-'I' froniii-i' sifiiioii of British ardciit wish to i-ov(-r \~oiii'.~:i-l\‘i-s' uilli lndin ou ii sumll ti’ih\\ll\l`Y Ul l-U0 glory. In n word, l proiiusc you llrnliiiiiipiilra. The Abors are £\'I‘hl-

lirio-lliirniaii tribe of utter savages.

limi:-s~»ii, -_-.lim \\:;s the ii-,gl-nt in r.lziir_-:~ nl .";:lli_\'ii`:i, _-'ei out with the ilo<-iiii' .ind .io i--.iilil-,_ li- hold ii par- ley null :i,il,‘ip:L ilu- iii.-put:-.

'_-\.-: oiii- of iho ii:i'_i'»'l-.< who <-.scoped

tolls thi- _-li-l_;, l.r_ (iii-<:.--!i.~oii was lrii. iii rn--ip on thi- li:inl\ of the Di- liiiiif-_ Illvi-r \\i.ii _-zoiiiu _-'ink iiiun. Wil- liiiirs.-ii anil ilu' rest wi-iii ou. Pre- ,-rnrl. ilu--u im-i vi ;-.irr_\' of Abor.-i \-.'i1.ii' pins--iit.; ix-.ri Ilil-ir Village OI lim. 'i`|i<- parigf wcnl. on to Riu and nut with ii friendly reception. '1`h0v i-.cut ini-» romp tliere at 1|] o'clock iii ilu- for:-noon. At noon the Abors :;.-itll(-i'i=il with spenrs, dans and bows null ari'o\-rs. 'l‘hcre were about 1,000 of lhrui.

.~`-ixllilriily they dlsrhzwged n. volley

of ni-rows und rushed in on William- rows pui-ty. He was overpowered i--iiuul and inutilatcil. The coolies f..:n~,iit desperately. Cne of those who »--.riipl-il _-:uid he cut down three men. lint ilu- odds were overwhelming. 'I‘ho<i- who iron uwny did so by dog- iii-.: uwny from the combat among the \'illo_i:i-, liou`.=1rs. They made the journey to suit-ty singly; One of them in pn_<siiii: sniv Ihr. Gr(-;1onson’s camp in the hands of Ahors and no sign of the doctor or his companions. The dnfi- of the mnssricrc is not given in thi- dc.-'.pntf'hc.-=, but it must have been about April 4 or 5. Punitive measures have ulri-ndy been started.

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..._. GLASGOW, Moy 5-The Duke 0!

Uonnauirlit in ri-ci-iviiii: the freedom of the city yesterday, referred to his Ciinndlnn appointment. He said no dominion beyond the sr-ns had more

niurcli until we iirrivr- iii ilu- rupiliil 'I‘\i.- word ~\bor incan~i “unknown sa-

PFOVC ll (UF '°“f5elf- of the i' iublic wlu-re _>u will re- vagi-

Sents thnn Vniiacla, in whose ad- vancement rind prosperity 'they play-

ed nn buportzint port. Einigration from llrf-at lirltnin must be expect-

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. ` 4-in-ui-ii," tli-il among beam-fiil tribes nuwn as ed to continue and he hoped more

~ ' H9 U1-K-`ev~-*`tf-'-fb w\iu<\ mimittiiiir that thi- gov;-,i~in the Mins. The Mirls have repeatedly and more would wr-nd ihf-.ir wav to.

lli:i K1-iii Sire-I-1.

li l l ll

l _l_ mem has “gi-pod io pri-.ci.icull_\' all of couiplainr-d of their viola-ure, so Wil

._ s

- ‘wards <7-rm-ada.