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THE GUARDIAN, CHAB.L_O'1'1‘ETOWN,~ PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1898

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THE NATIONS DEAD

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_ WANDERERS BEAT ST .IOI'IIl ?_':‘:°;’t‘:l°f :°:;°:"°';;"°: L;

Bundled Into Cheap Cofflna and ` ___

oar-:ed ze me graves. ‘ ‘ HU"“X» _0°*- 8--ISP°°"l1] "TW later in the evening reoovsosil blob'

Smemems made by Major Brown Wanderers this afternoon defeated St. cnstomed calmness

that every soldier dying at camp Wikoff I JOIN! at f00¢ ba-ll 16 to 0. _ I Last ovenin he wal writ . I i had proper burial are flatly contradicted ° `

by the Rev Henr B. Bryan canon mis- "

Sinner of the Cathedral of the lncarna- ` A

tion, at Garden City, who has been in _ ~__

"'*"“ act ' ' `

carefully sealed bottle was buried with

ive service at the camp since Sep- ___ Arrested for Bigamy by an Allegedi _

tember 3.the Brotherhood of St. Andrew `

Wif . I `

having a tent there. Canon Bryan , ' e _ , ' '

bases his contradiction on his personal - . i ` LEW YORK' Oct' 8_(Specn1 _ .

observa ` . _ `- ' ' » D °

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each body, containing name, regiment, ‘_ ° ___ l _ ____ I etc for verific ition in case of need --_

‘lhe treatment

‘N ` of the dead at Camp charges Aszainst Yukon Officials l Vlikoff has been simply ontragenui,” Must Be Cleared Up. |

- said Canon Bryan yesterday. “It is - , l

_._ very far from my intention to qua`i°rel LONDON' Oi' 8_(SpeCial)_-_The

with any one over this matter, but I do ---- Times’ “plying to Lmd Strathcona’ de` ___

ajor rown is reported R f ministrat-on and urges for the credit of T0 "'59 Last At P98136

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,noi seg how any m-in can make Such fends its charges against the Yukon ad-

ng F"°m S°uda" ‘statements as M ' B ' _ ‘ ' i _ B '

ly w6|CClT\8d -The °‘ “VS made e er the Matter t° The" Canada that a cleir statement bell '

American Accord-

Mourning Makes a ondon Season.

iron, Oct. 8.-(Special.)- iscopal Council to-day Rev, r of Los Angeles. moved a of deep gratitude for the

festations of friendly feeling England during the war with expressing hope that the i 'arrive when the States and nntry. shoulder to shoulder. nid the liberties of mankind an civilization of nations.

Oct. 8.- [Speeial.] -Latest 9 that the Chinese Emperor been deposed not killed. enndier Guards, returning Sondan will be given a wel- eoorded to any British troops, Irimean war. quence of the death of the

enmark, Marlborough House, n residence of the Prince of lbe closed to all festivities nd of next summer. The iinises to be a very dull one

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clluloid and Plush Goods, :latest makes from 412036 in high

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“pplng and Pin Tags at

°I have m_,self, seen the men pre-

pared for burial. The soldiers’ bodies have not been enbalmed as claimed. The only case of enbalming I have known was where some friends came for a body, had it enbalmed and took it away in a. metallic coffin.

“The dead tent at Camp Wikoff is,

perhaps, 300 yards from ihe hospital. The bodies of those who died during the night were each morning brought out, generally on the mattresses they died on. and without being washed, were hastily put into cheap pine coflins that did not cost $5 each. There was no lining in the cofriiis, and in scarcely

under the head. Generally blocks of wood were put into the coflius to hold

the heads up. Sometimes the collins

were too short. when the limbs were simply bent to compel the bodies to go

“Where the bottles were,which Maj-

bodine, but threw it over the top of the naked body lying fiat on the coliin bot- tom. There was not only no bottle, but the only records made were lead pencil marks on the tops oi the cotlins, maiks that the damp earth would soon oblit- erate. ‘

‘-’l‘wo men who wore hospital bad-

ges seemed to be in charge, and I watched them morning after morning. They gave the least pose ble time to each dead man, pushingtbe filled collins out into the sun, where the dead wag- on. affer a delay of sometimes six hours, came and got them.

"Major Brown saysiha seryice of the

church was read over e_.ch dead soldier. Again this is not true. Each afternoon a four 0'clo;>k the Pro‘estant hospital chaplain began to read ihe burial ser- vice iu his cemetery. He stood near one open, or partly open grave. The other graves were left uncovered. The service was read once for all who were buried that day, Protestant and Catholic alike. After be was through the CatholioCha.;-. lain began to read. and he read his service once for all.

“The Hempstead paupers, with their

handsome and well lined ciskets, pil- lows under their heads, washed bodies and individual service for each, have a far more Christian burial than have those so unfirtunate as to die at Ca mp Wikoffl” `

Covernments - Cubans

Will Submit to no Foreign Government - Probably a Long Occupation.

Penis. Oct. 8. (Special)-The

_ . - _ ' corridor. In order to do thi it was

SANTIAG0’ OJ' 8°_(bpecm1) Tse THE INDMN WAR found necessary to out I. hole through

Cuban leaders say they have been fig t- ____ v the num. of the chapel above’ in order ing fifty years for liberty and will keep Government Demands Surrender to find a piace to fum, the 1-0 which

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B . I ha d on rather thin sub nit to any foreign or the Hostiles- is attached to a beam overhead. When

or rown mentions, ve no i ni. ‘ - `

- - __ - ,the d o falls to-da the bod will de-

They were noun the c0mus_ Neither power, howev r friendly. ST. PAUL, Minn.. Oct. 8 (Special), I P Y Y

, _ scsnd .six feet, and will be over two

were ;i,@_gui;.iWhi¢h he speaks 0f_ Ai- General Miles has written all the --The government has demanded that -

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ .fe»-.ttrom the ground.

most every one was buried in American oihcers here asking tneir all Indians concerned in the killing of Williams was visned yesgerd, b his

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a nie V s rt. _The attendance opinion as te the best Cubang unifo_rm,_ti-oops be surrendered, and it not, brother, ii fine young man, who came, mreiy took theitroume tobumm on mg] apparently indicating al 'lon`§"`Co`ba`ri"t17oops will i°inoveA".§i"°<5`r`i”6o`3"- ito'°aflJa"€Ii,'*ifh"l"i"`WIf°'f°¥""'¢' l“f"i°\'H‘T"TI!¢

‘ cupauon t them meeting was an effecting one, and the oc - - -

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BUST LF SIR CHARLES

Ordered by the Ontario Government to do Hlm Honor.

MONTREAL. Oct. 8. -[Special]-W.

S. Allward, the Canadian sculptor, is

_ _ ._ . k' b t f gr Charles T BOSTON, Oct; 7--Alfrid C. William! smnumsumussnagmmrunmemwe

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_I to their 1-egpggtive ggygrnmggtg, BdtlCllOD8l l]1l1S6lll1l Sflld l1lS W0l’l{ Ill QP- mants for the execugian of ghe 00|)-

The belief is that Spain is playing preciation of his services as the father denined murderer have been com- - - - t ‘ 1 ° pl ted. d o th li 'H d h‘

one mamma was a pmow Put__ior time hoping the fever ravages in Of U10 U00 505001 SYS em U1 NOV! *' an U W 9 5 9" 9'” 1'

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Cuba will enable them to secure better Scotia. lfglgggcsutgsgf' “walt the hom' and fm' terms.

It is believed there will be consider-

able iighiingge _ .

` CHICAGO MARKETS.

Cnicaoo. October 8,- [Special]-

l‘he following are the closing rates :-

Dec. wheat, 62%; corn,29§ ; oats,2l|;

pork. 7 70. ,

May wheat, 64l; corn, 311; oats. 221

INEBRIETY Is A Dlsnsslt -1-’artres can cured at the KEELEY INSTITUTE,

Portland, Maine of Alcoholism, Morph nism. Cigarettes and Tobacco; also from Nenraethenia or Nerve Exhaus- tion. The undersigned citizens will cheerfully give information to any per- son who wishes to be .cured of any of the above diseases and desire to live a better and healthier life. , You may call upon them for such facts as is placed in .their hands. This is the nearest Keely Institiite to the Maritime Provinces hence practically the cheapest.

R.C. Goin-, L.C. Wonrnv. Vlrnuan Tea

mia, P. P. Anenimtp, Queen Hotel; Amr Annan Homvrii, W. B. Ronmnrson Sheriff

ny of the above re erenoesil write or come irect to the Institute wit out consulting our neighbors

_Students

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, nous Henry S Maxim, the rapid fire gun in- _

Major Brown is report d to have said ventor, had been arrested for bigallly l

that ev rv Soldier dyino' at the cam had

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t K U Chu mm burial I vb [th b dl’ and abandonment by Helen Leighter, I H t

0 l H embaliiieil, placed in :i suitable ycitlln who says she ls his wife' y .S`

after been attired in uniform, and that a . '

with Himself and not afraid of Death. A Heart-

Parents and Friends on thlslsland. '

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9 80 this morning The last arran e-

The gallows has been set up in the

_ parting oven- morelfpainfiil. and it _un- l ner-ved every one who witnessed it. A few other friends called and saw the

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We announce the opening l of a. large stock _of all the - new SCHOOL and COL- LEGE TEXT BOOKS for the - coming SCHOOL TERM. V i We give special discount to P. of W. College Students. Books mailed free on receipt

of list prices.

Tli In Eiigllsl tllnsli “Em- geltie" |5c, nov mli. I

rending Blow to lilo.

fer, who had been mooli with hill I1 ing the diy, called and talked with K i inert nine and len iiiin mei O o'clock for the night. Wlllilllll u him he was going io write a little IQ and then go to bod i-0 as to get NI sleep The impression was that H would sleep more soundly than any GD else who will have to do with his Gal today.

Mr. Pnffer told The Herald roped#

he never saw a man who s0€!\l01| N & more at peace with himself and ati I* world than Williams. The [Moi told the minister be was not afraid D die. He was entirely prepared. MMI f no fears. Speaking of the passage H the Bible, “whom he loveth ll! °|i\l@l eth.” Williams said he thougbl be #_ being tried in that way. In all his KD versatioiis he asserts his lunooenoa.

The gallows was tested yoltdhf

with a bag oi sand and stood the ted.

Williams retired soon after 9 olelois

and, so far as could he seen, was UQ asleep and resting quietly.

The doors of the jail will be olold li

9.80 this morning absolutely, all B one will be allowed in or out notll th end.

Wiiliams’ body will not be tehl U

the heme of his parents in Prlloo as were mend, nn: viii .ne balsa la Salem.

[The Boston papers give mls 3

tunate young inan'e nano indicted? His proper name is lowiltlala, at _ well known his parontr with at lv# Point, three or four mlloo woot ol QI' menace. 'rney ere sinner thinned over this and alair but ln tid! bed’

trouble they and alan: lalalivoo

the heartfelt syn y

friends. In this sympathy lb! most earnestly joins. regret in being called upon U aanonli a result so painful]

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