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ONE CAUSE OF SLOW PROGRESS AND

LOSSES.

r. Ch arles Williams, the eailitary rt of the London Morning Leader, throughout the South African campaign has shown himself possessed of information which other critics did not have, let fresh light into the seri- ous quarrels among the British eendats the front Africa, aid in a recent issue of that journal. Field-Marshal Lord Roberts been, and up till a few days was, fering from a bowel complaint which was so serious that Lady Roberts was sent forin a hurry from Bloemfontein. It is a most unfortunate thing ‘that! ewspaper amenities prevent us from | etting forth in so many words the causes of what we venture to call an extraordinary heroism shown by the victor of Kandahar in his endurance of the saddle after having been eperated pon in a most serious manner some years ago for fistula. But, at the age of 68, it might fairly be expected that

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such a lesion would sooner or later tell mn mind as well as upon body. Not that, by any means, we venture to sug-

gest any incapacity for the present in the fulfilment of Lord Roberts’ duties. Stull, the delay is most unfortunate, be- cause the troops now in South Africa, or 50,000 of them are very badly pernee elsewhere, as it is thought high- undesirable that Great Britain should be represented in operations against Pekin by an Indian contingent only. We also learn, not wholly with as- tonishment, that Lord Roberts and Lord Kitchener would have parted company before now but that the Chief the Staff in S. Africa is a-special pro- tege of the Prime Minister. Since the

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when Lord Kitchener sacrificed

eighteen hundred men at Paardeberg,

the relations between the victor of Por, e |

rand the victor of Omdurman ~ not been so intimate as is desir- able in connections of this kind; and there have been times when the best- informed people in London have look- ed for Lord Kitchener to be sent home, as Sir W. F. Gatacre was and now Sir He Colville is. Gatacre isa man of war, too much so for the stomachs of certain peop! Colville, who has CK 9 Rg Uganda, is not at all like-

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ly to take the insult lying down, as Sir William ‘Ciandre has done, more par- ticularly as Lord Methuen has not been sent home, as everybody ex- pected he would have ‘been for the terrible mismanagemen at the Modder River and Mag versfontein, cS co not forget the shameful treat-

ent meted out to Colonel 5 Gough,

of the 9th Lancers, by Lord Methuen,

but as an inquiry has been promised into that affair we say no more about it at present. The administrative chaos in S. Africa has probably been reduced by the interview of several days’ dura- tion between Lord Roberts and Sir Redvers Buller, who, in case of Lord Roberts’ incapacity, would de entitled, unless the Cabinet named anothe: General, to succeed to the chief com- mand. Andhe would succeedto n: enviabie post, for scarcely any one would believe, who does not know the n, the bickering and «acrid feeling 25 existed for six months, not so yetween the Chiets as between subordinate English and Indian Staff There, we have blurted it out, and those whe have patience to

wait will read in due time something very much worse than anything told of the relations of the General Staff the Crimean war.

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THE CHINESE PLEA. President McKinley, in his reply to he Chinese request for his good offices to bring about an understanding with has practically followed

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similar message was received last week. He demands, first, an official public ~ | assurance as to whether the toreign | ministers are alive, and, if they are, a f. | Stateme nt of their position; second,

i that the ministers, | put inimmediate and free communi- | cation with their res Pe ctive overn | ments; third, that the Chinese anil authorities place themselves in com- munication with the reli ef expedition,

and co-operate with it for the liberation of the legations, the protection of foreigners, and the restoration of | order. Action on these lines by the Chinese authorities would not only justify any of the powers in striving to stop the present hostilities, but would

make further operations unnecessary. There are enough of the powers which ; have no desire to grasp Chinese terri- tofy, now represented in the inter- national column, te make its progress

without their help hopeless. The gravity of the situation for China isin the fact that it: Govern

ment seems unable to give the desired asSurances. The Emperor’s letter, to which President McKinley's is a reply was datedequivalent to July1rg. It does not say a werd about the legations

or their European occupants, though the Emperor’s advisors must have known from the Chinese ministers abroad how deep is the anx'e!) the matter: The appeal willrather add to

the fear that the reports of the massacre were well founded, that the silence o

the Chinese messages on the all-im- portant qvestion is a sign that the worst has happened, and that the ap-

peals and protests from Pekin are only for the purpose of giining time ina hope that something up to avert the evil consequ one of the worst of the century's crimes.

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generous Of natures, but with a keenly

critical mind and a rare intuition as to the character, was brought up “standing, as she expressed it, after

she had been talking one day with a

friend about several people and before a young gitl who was visiting the

friend.

In a sudden lullin the talk the girl said, as if by uncontrollable impulse.: “Don’t you like anybody?’ “What do you mean?” saidthe startled woman. rhe girl blushed and hesitated, and ost “Please pardon me, but it

“emed so.” Little more was said; it

as passed off and passed by, as in the polite world things that uupleasant are passed over; but into the heart of hat woman the criticism sank deeply, ind from that hourshe watched and yuarded her tongue. Now she does not depreciate in speech, and, if she can not appreciate, is silent. It is wel to remember the wise words of Emer “Omit the negative propositions.” Don’t waste yourself in rejection nor hark against the bad, but chant the beauty of the good.” What a changed

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CHARLOTTETOWN JULY 28, 1900

ED A Gee © ee —_—

anc. better world we should all live in if we only followed that advice!—Ex.

A WOMAN’S PROBLEM.

When breakfast things are cleared cw-y The same old problem’s rising, For she again sits down to think Of something appetizing. The dinner she must soon prepare, Or give the cook directions, And great is the relief she feels When she has made selections.

When dinner thingsare cleared away The problem that is upper

s just the same with on? word

ed—

“What can I get for supper?”

She wants to give them something new And long is meditation,

Tull choice is made, and then begins The work of preparation.

chang-

When supper things are cleared away Again her mind is worried,

For then she thinks of breakfast time, When meals are often hurried.

She ponders o’er it long until The question is decided,

Then hustles round till she makes sure That everything’s provided.

Three times, each day, week in, week out, — == germ a

This problem she is meeting,

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For one likes this, and one iikes that, And what is appetizing

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The worry over what to eat Is greatest of these questions,

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WEDNESDAY, AUGUS 1 22nd, 1900

Trains leave Charlottetown at 7.50 local, Georgetown 6.50 local, stopp ng at all in- t ermediate stations. Return tickets from Charlotietown 8dc, Georgetown 85:, intermediate stations all proportionate rates. Return tickets will be issued from all stations weet of Royalty Junction at one first-cless fare on Augnst 21st, good to return on August 23rd. For trein arrangemeats, prize lists and ull particulars see programme and adver-

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Ch'town Steam Navigation Go. STEAMERS a ain

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Leave as below every day, Sundays excepted.

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Connection at Moncron with train for Casada and N. B ,a Sr. Joun with C. P. R.and railway for U. 8. and Cana} ada, also at St. John with Steamere of

and Dominion Atlantic R R Lives, Tuesday and Saturday after Hi noous for Boston direct, due followiag day at noon, and on Monday, Wednee- day and Friday mornings with steamere for t.astport, Portland and Boston.

From Picrov about half-past three ea i | arrival of day train from Halifax and Sydney for CHARLOTTETOWN. ;

From CaarLorretowny for Picrou at 8. % ' A. m. Connecting there with day traine hl for Cape Breton and Haiifax at Nomre SyDNey with steamer Broce for New.

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Trunk, Canadian Pacific, Intercolonia.’

and P. E. I. Railways, on the Company’

Steamers and conneciing lines i

States and Canada. Steamers are run on Eastern Standard,

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as much as 9% cents

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to or three

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and get our prices befure buy-

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!€ you allow your watch to run toe ig without cieaning, or with damag- < parts it may be worn so badly as to jistroy its usefulness asa timepiece; setter have it examined by your NVatch Doctor and if in need of re- pairs he will advise you ‘accordingly and perhaps save your watch.

WE BOAST on our repair depart ment turning out first-class work only. WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR WORK; if you have not given us atria) it will pay you to do so and we wil! be pleased to see you at GreaT Geonce STREET.

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