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THE GUARDIAN, CHABLOTPETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, MONDAY, JANUARY 29 1900

ESTAIUSHEII IISI.

ORE 111201115 or 111st

Prom German Sources, Not Credit-

cd by War Ofﬁcc.

GATACRE AND

Mafcking Rclicvcd—L0nd0n in Gloom and War

FRENCH UNITE.

(mice Silent-Rough Riders Sail From Hali- Iax-Morc Australian Mounted Tr00ps—L0rd Strathconas Horse-Patriotic Fund.

Hattrsx, Jan. 27—(Special)—The Canadian Rough Riders embarked today. Thousands cheered the heroes on their march to the steamer Pome- renian.

Governor Daly and others fare- wdled the men with patriotic qaeeehea All city bands present and Qny rf the buildings were beautifully decorated

Spectators cheered againsnd again Itheetnmerleft the wharf andwas msnrted downthe harbor by the New- hld, ChebnctoandLunsnburg.

I0 YIAI 0P COIPIJCATIQI.

Iosnos, Jan 27—(8pecial) -'l‘he Gty ‘n Ind hensnse d Warren's defeat st Spin Kept

‘he Govertsnt apparently sees

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TI! IlGULAl-I FAST TO GO-

The Government is being sharply criticized for sending raw Yeomanry to Africa, while the Regulars at home are impatient at being kept there.

Loan srnnncosis sxn s. c. aossr.

Orrswa, Jan. 27..»—-(Speeial—Col. Steele expects to get the Sttathcona Horse Regiment away in about a month.

The government on Monday will l" ‘Ii

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Walking is uncer- tain work, unless you have a. of

Rubber Heels-

Have you tried them 2 N0 slip- ping 110 falls 0r slidding but an ease and comfort in walking that you'll never know without them.

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give British Columbia a deﬁnite an- swer on their oﬁer of troops. The trouble is to get transports:

TH] PATRIOTIC YURD GROWS.

The Canadian Patriotic fund has now reached $84,594.

JAPAXISB BATTLHIP SAILI-

Loxnox, Jan 27.—(Special)—'l‘he Japanese battleship Spikishima sailed todsyandrooortssyswilltryandgo through the Suez Canal.

Her departure is associated with alfairs in China.

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Loxnox, Jan. 27.—(Special)—A Lorenz) lsrqnes despateh says Infe- king wsreelievd Jan. 23rd. a

Berlin despatchee say the hers led Warren into a trap at Spion Kop, capturing l7 guns and compelling him to retreat across the Tuegla River.

UAR OFFICE DIBCIBDITS Till ABDVK, BUT—

The War Oﬂice does not credit the abovereport-Jiut there is a grave fear that the War Oﬂise is keeping back important news and reports say Bullefs whole army i.- in retreat.

FRBNFH AXD GATACRB HAVE JOIXID

FORFES.

| Generals French and Gatacre have joined forces and a forward movement by them is now anticipated-

WAIIBYQ CASUALTII! HOT REPORTED

One evidence that there has been severe ﬁghting not yet reported is the announcement that the casualties re- ported on Friday were in General Lyttletolfs Brigade, not Warren's, no news of whose casualties have yet been received.

CAXADIAX OFYICII DIAD OI IIYII.

HQITIBAL, Jan. 27—(8peeial)— The death occurred at DeAarfrosn i ___,

Bentley's Liniment cures sprains, strains, etc.

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black bats. the British positions by hollow oblong-a Spiou Kop left that position again in possession of m; Bu“,

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little ‘rage!

MILITARY SITUATIGN AT SPION K01’.

This map shows the position of the British and Boer forces

orth of theT la ' , mmedra‘ tel capture on Tuesday evening ot apron K-‘vp by a u‘. n": i ,

General Was-rank troops. TheBoer

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The retirement of the Britishon Wedneshy nigitbi

typhoid fever, of Capt 0.1‘. Mackenzie of the Royal Artillery, of this city. He fought through the battle of Magersfootein. -

LATER-SUN DAY.

BAD IIPDITI IBOI IHITILI ﬂllﬁll

Nsw You. Jan. 88.—(Special)-— Thereappears tobenothingnewthi ’ stall.

The New York Bunssya-a bspatch from Bsrlimreportsa ssvoreBritish delsst. and says that only a hasty recess can save Belles; alsothst was. II"‘I&G¢D"%%

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Tbe w» Oﬂice discredits this story l however, but is silent regarding the real situation.

The reported relief of Mafeking is the only bright spot in the Lon ion gloom, but this is also unconﬁrmed. Boer tactics are said to be too much for the British generals.

IOBI AUSTRALIAX SIOUNTID TROOPS-

A despatch from Vancouver says the steamer “Farrimoo, just arrived from Australia, brings news of the formation of several diﬁerent corps of mounted men for the Transvaal.

A DITACHIKXT OP HUTITBS.

A Bnshmen detachment of Kan- garoo and wild horse hunters will shortly leave Sydney for CapeTown.

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MANITOBA MINISTERS. Will B: lie-elected byzdjezsties-A IGI‘ her Resigns.

iVxxsirso, Jen. 27—.(iSpecial)— The new Provincial Ministers will be " elected by Acclamation.

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