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VOL 38

FW. HYNDMAR,

INSURANCE

AG=™NCY Charlottetown.

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| rire, Life |

and Accident |

Marine,

Every description of prop- erty written in reliable Com- panies at lowest rates.

Combined Assets Hundred Villion Dollars

More Slater Shoes

We can hardly get them fast enough this year sales are largely increasing with this ever popular shoe.

New lines received to day Black Box Calf, foot form last $3.00.

« ‘natural ss. 93.00. Double Soled $4.00. Chocolate Russia Calf foot form $3.09.

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Alloy & Co,

The Shoists.

BLACK DIAMOND LINE

The 8. S Bonavista sailing f.om Mon- treal, Friday Morning, June 24th, will bedue ai Charlottetown Monday morn- ing, Juve 27th, and wil] sail for St. John’s Newfouodland, via N. Sydnev, cerrying Horses, Catileand Sheep on deck, and produce under deck at lowe-t Pee rates. For further particulars as freight and passage arnly '>

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‘ALITTLE BATTLE _ NEARER SANTIAGO,

Victorious,

SPANIARDS HAD ADVANTAGE IN NUMBERS AND POSITION.

of Santiago.

{[SpsciaL to THe Examiner.]

Guantanamo Bay, June 25.— Yesterday

(Friday,) about a thousand American attacked roldiers in a thicket five miles from San- tie >. The

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troops two thousand Spanish

Amertcan- beat tne enemy

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Americans

welve

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were killed Bud ab leart fitty

were wounded, inc'nding six officers. Several of the wounded will die.

Twelve dead Spaniards were. found in the bueh after the fight; butthe Spanish

lows was doubtless far in excess of that.

General Young, commanded the expedi- tion and was with the regulars, while Colonel Wood directed the operations of the rough riders several miles west. Both parties struck the Speniards at tke same time and the fight lasted’an hour.

The Spaniards opened fire from a thicket and brvsh and had every advantage of pumbers and position. But the American troops drove them back from the start, storming the blockhovse arouod which they made a final stand, and sent them scattering over the mountain,

The Americans now hold a position at the threshold of Santiago de Cuba with more troops going forward constantly and they are preparing for a final assault upon that city.

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Prices Lowest Yet Infants’, Children’s and Misses’ Chocolate Boots | Infants 50 cents

Childs’ 99 cents

Misses $1.25

Ladies’ $1.65 at

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MACKAYS Ready Made Clothing-

Right Styles——

Men’s Pants at = CO| Men’s Pants at -O) Men‘s Pants at 1 75

2 UI 0 |

5.00 | 6.00 | 7.00 |

Men 8 Pants at Men s Suits at Men’s Suits at Men's Suits-at Men's Suits at

W. D.

8.00 | 6,75

—Right Prices

Children’s Suits at

$1,060

$,¢ 7 és 1 00

‘ é 2'00 Boys cdd Pants at: 2 dc “ ‘che 50c

Bicycle svits selling at 5,50 to

WEAY |

ISLAN D, SATU URDAY,

JWUINE 25.

THREATENING A DESCENT ON SPAIN

Fleet to he Despatched

SPANIARDS TO BE BROUGHT TO THEIR SENSES

By Having the Coast of Spain Ravaged.

[SpecraL TO THe EXamIner.]

Wasuineatox, June 25 —The war isto be carried into Africa if Spain is foolhardy enough to send the Cadiz fleet through the Suez canal to attack Dewey in the Philip- pines,

It is announced on good authority that before the last Spanish vessel has passed | through the canal an American squadron be steaming across the Atlantic» straight for the coast of Spain to bring the Spanish people toa realizing sense of the

will

hopelessness of the continuance of the present war,

After the fall of Santiago and the cap- ture or destruction of Cervera’s squadron, | Admiral Sampson will have an abundance of vessels to spare for tbe task set torth.

A PARTY SQUABBLE

Over the Distribution of Party Spoil.

{Specia ro Tue Examiyer.]

Orrawa, June 25.—There is a big row over the appointment of Mr E R Cameron to the Supreme Court Registrarship.

A deputation of Liberals saw Mr Mille* yesterday, to protest against the appoirt- ment and urge the appointment of Mr Latchford, a local man. Mr Mills held oat no hope.

Mr Camtron’s appointment has gone to the Governor Genera! for signature.

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NEW INVENTIONS.

Below wil! be found a list of new inyene. tions recently patented by Canadian In- ventors by the Canadian, United Srates, and Enghsh Governments, through tue agency of M. M. Marion & Marion, New York Life Building, Montreal,

ENGLISH PATENTS.

24,753—Oscar Legros, North Bay, Oat. —Fare Box. 29,920—Marguerite Drolet, Montreal! ,— File Fabric. 30.675—H. H. Fitzsimons, Wapella A-+sa.—Non refillable bottle, AMERICAN PATENTS.

602,484, E. N Stevenson, Philipsburg, P. Q.—Clothes tongs. 602, 905, J. bh. Kennedy, Montrral.—Improvements in shoe. 604,039, Eug. Godin, Three Ri er, P. Q.—Ac: tvlene Generator. 602,157, Thomes Benwick, Miami, Kan.— Game apparatus.

CANADIAN PATENTS.

601,44, Emilien Rou-e, Heaton, Oregon, Fanning Mill 601,58, Wm. Maloney, Me- Leod, Man,—Wheel Scraper. 601 ,66,Nap. L. Gobeille, St. Hyacinthe, P.Q.—Drain ditcbiog plow.

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Miss E # Ernst, Optician, will be pleas- ed to have you call and consult her freely as to the condition of your eyesight. Jf you do not need glasses she will tel] you so.

‘from Havana save: **An American vessel

| of Santa Clara, about five miles south of

If you do seed them she wil] fit you with the proper kind, and if there is any pbysi~ | cal defect she isiully prepared with all | the latest appliances to discover the trou~ ble and set you on the path to have it cured.

No charge for examination. Office at} Capt Samuel McRie’s, corner Kent and |

Charlottetown,

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TEA aud BAZAR.

The Ladies Aid Society of the West River Presbyterian’ Church, in- tend holding a Tea and Bazaar at

AFTON HALL

West Kiver, on Dominion Day. The ; Alameda will leave Prince St. Wharf at one o'clock. | Passengers will be

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met vy teams at wharf to take them to the grounds,

If day is not fire, tea will be held” on Saturday.

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‘MARTIAL LAW IN SPAIN,

Sagasta’s ~ Government Will Resign,

NEW GOVERNMENT WILL BE FOR PEACE. Negotiations to That End Will at Once be Opened.

[SpeciaL To THe Examiner.] Loxpon, June 25,—The Madrid corres-~ pondent Daily ‘When the cortes closed yesterday, martial

of the Telegraph says : law was proclaimed.”

The Sagasta Cabinet wil] resign and government which

make way fora new

will open negotiations for peace.

Bombardment of Casilda.

Maparip, June 22—An official despatch } bombarded the-town of Casilda, province

Trinidad, with whieh it is connected by rail, for three hcurs. She fired 150 big shells. The troops aod the gunboat Depen- diente co-operated in a brilliant defence, ard the oo ve«se! wes o lized to re~ tire after Gamaging some wnouses and shops.”

FAST DRIVING — tus ROADWAY

bint Blebidtheniediing the fact that a case for damages is hanging over the heads of some of those who ure tle Park Road-~ way for training purposes, this dangerous practice is greatly on the increase. With one of the.best half-mile tracks in the Do~ minion within reach of all citizens whose horses Hre worth developing for speed, it is cause for astonishment that the owoers and drivers of +uch horses should persist in ntilizing the beautiful driveway in front of Gove nment House for this purpose, to the imminent danger of well-behaved citi— zene whd resort thither for legitimate pleasure. It is not enongh that the lives of two unotfendieg young ladiea should have been jeopardized by reckless driving, but it would seem as if human life mest be really sacrificed before a halt is called,

Was it for the purpos, of providing a bonlevard fur speeding fast trotting horses that the large expenditure necessary for the consiruction of this roadway was taken from the pockets of ourcitizens? Js there no means by which thi dangerous pastime can beaffectually stopped? Have the citv anthor ities no jurisdiction in the premise? Or if they have, are ther so insensible to the dangers to which “peaceable citizens are daily subjected at the hands of a band of horsemen as to take no steps whatever toenforce law and order on the most beautiful thoroughfare in the city? Sure- ly it will not require the rude awakening of aCoroner’s inquest overthe mangled remains of some horse-trodden victim to open the eyes of the authorities to real- ization of the duties and responsibilities devolving upoa them.

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We do the largest WALL PA~ PER business in P. E. I.

We carry such a large variety of patterns in WALL PAPERS that we can please almost everybody.

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We are Agents for the best WALL PAPER makers in Canada and the United States,

We mark onr WALL PAPERS at reasosable prices, and can supply every grade from the lowest to the highest.

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OPERA HOUSE|THE NOVEL TEA.

Return of “the Favorites, For One Week. Commencing FRIDAY, JULY 1st

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Mites Ideal Stock

lucludiag the young 10matic actor

JOHN E. MILES

In the greatest repertoire of melo- dramatic and couecy drama ever pre- sented consecutively. A host of up-

to-date specialties in continuous per-

formance by artists of exceptional merit, Specialties by Will E. Culham, Clementine St. Felix, Master Paul Bradey and Jack Dempsey, REPER?POIR= FOR THE WEEK:

Uader the British Flag The Dan yers of 2 Great City Fritz in America

Damon and Pythias

New York by Day

Evenings 23 & 33e Prices} ; ee om -

‘NOTICE.

Certain parties having already this eea~ son been trespassing on my property on the Morell River Lot 52. I now give

| pot.ce that any persons found fishing with- ;out my written permiseion or otherw-se

, trespassing on the said premises will be ' prosecuted instantly without any distinc- tion.

J.S. MORRIS.

A Ce tn et

On the beautiful grounds,

KRINK ORA

Tn aid of the New Church Fund

JULY 5TH.

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Not much gselic about tpat header, but there’s novelty just the eame.

The order ot the day wil] beas follows: At 9.30 a. m, Pontifical High Mass by his Lordship, for our benefactor the late Dr. Wall and sermon by Rev Dr Monaghan of St Dunstan « College.

After arrival of tiains unveiling of the Wall Monument, which is a master piece of Art.

Instead of the usual tea party arrange- meot fer providing for the multitude, this is to be conducted on the Basxer Socrar. PrixcipLe—See where the Novel Tea. comes in.

Ladies, please labe] your baskets with name of donor. We will take charge of them at gate, number them, enter name acd number on “our Benefactor’s book” aod we will furnish you with duplicate of number—MessraNorton and Horne of Ch’town, Crossman of Freetown and Manson of 8. Side will diepose of them to your gentlemen friends.

Gentlemen, when settling for your bas- kets, we will, provide you with tickets, which wilientitle youto teacr coffee at neat ‘idy tables, in cosy nooks, where you can discuss at leisure the enjoyable fea- tures of the day and place.—See the Novel Tea,

Band music, dancing boots, swings, cooling drinks, confectiovery and al! other first class attractions will be provided to make this Novel Teathe aoyelty of the season.

Railway return fares from Ch’towa 75c and from S. Sida 45c, intermediate sta~ tions accordingly. ‘By regular morning trains with special at eve if required.

J.J. MACDONALD, P.P.

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