~ .A

_ ' f "'f _ »'_ Qs 1.. _. _ - -__ _ . i r . - f_~";'_a;_ ’»;,f-2 ':j,~_;__;_=»_;_ ,_qc...g<;_.,1¢___g_=_=-`2;c: ,~.-,§;=~ . 5 .,'~»>'s~ "<,;ir». ...__

~ _ .- '. » » ' . _ _ f . 1-" »' if ~- :=. 'L ii »»:,=";»__g;_.-i~_"`;£#'_.-_ <§"\“ :-. ?.>?_<'¢:1~'

> ‘ -., ¢ i- 3 ,__ __ ~_e,»..:,lf.--7.,-._»_=i2._ '._~-,» A

THE

"’»*‘*é.

mitllill |89I. . 'run GUARDIAN, oHal3.L0'rrn'l‘owl~l, ramen EDWABD ISLAND. HONDAY APRIL lat _ _

_ _s _

.Qi /(1

"\.\"

_...U

3-l if

_.___ Ln..-_` -“fn _g

W; . ~"€§l_"'$.i

gt “J "“* IR ~$.r"2`i,

e~_~~- _- .

` _a;\‘_5,._<o‘_»-_ »

" " -124-ir"

f;i__..»_¢_./_f_,_ ‘E-== ` f/ ,. ____ _

. - . ‘ ' ` L -

in ‘ ;‘ T '

. iWllllE GIVEN AN 0VATIONf

A Hundred Battles.

In London Worthy the Hero of.

(_ __`_/,f 3,. '_ ` ,"" ./_-"'*°-*-'_ -__ -IT-1-I; ‘_

SACKVILLE STREET, DUBLIN.

ROBERTS MAY TRAP THE BOERS

“ramad tof the Halifax Herald ‘for the best and I am quite prepared." ! -

A m egaardeberg says' “G’ These words may seem like so much idle °' Th. "tr

no ' ` , i ~

105; very heavy, some five orlchat-terbut if only half the true know- , _ ___ __ ___ -'°M°® `%¢

killed and nine or ten wounded. ledge of the noble character of Alfred , T A _ 1 SAUNDERS 8; NEWSMUL r nr I

bear DBSUWOUF' 5° Pf“`f"W Riggs ‘_"eT`e kU0“"_‘» it °°‘_1ld 01115' Serve# MONTREAL, April ll.-Special.)-'$195. ceptiom on his arrival to-day. ‘ ' ‘ hung*

G °°mp““f_’ lbekfngmg ‘t°_mSp“e'_ There_fS_°“? mm? m°r3a"°°u Norman Leslie of C. battery in the Sec-A While he stood among the surging __ The Stan of Messrs' Sallnders sc New' intl\eP|'o1‘m. A i Alfred Liggs vias an this heroic christian worker I have dc __ _ crowds after the r__,ief of Lad smith he isome was most attractive. The walls um' I l i 'I k

Clmstian worker. His religion totell the people of Prince Edward Island. ' on on mgent apo! ts t ‘ey haw been or' _ _ " ‘Y ’ have been newly painted. Above the main bestauiimbh W on thing with liini. On board. \Vhen the body of Alfred Riggs was dered Y/0 Rh0<|0S1&. _ 1"-gdb e Queensmessagei etc” he __5*“d» entrancebeingthe Royal Ensign festooned Umm t ‘twn“" ki

coming out, lie took an ‘found it was the body of the British THE QUEEN DRIVES ASD DHHS “E11810-Hd is V€I'Y2'00d £01116 Wh0 ll&V6l0Sl? Wil’/ll I'ibb0I\S- Ali the e33lP¢l'l1 enmilm bmw: aiwhwa '_'

the religious meetings held soldier in Africa nearest to the Boer D _ _ _ _ _ ' her two regimentsf- the eye isattracted by two linecarcasses when *_

Fullerton and Dr. Barry. _ He was __ entrencliments. Prince Edwarcl _Isla nd UB’~*1‘i APT” 14-*(5Pe°""1-)*Th° _ “His Simple pathos and readiness to a_c_ °f mutwn fed by Mr' W' Watts °f Amer'

m mkiiig men to give their should well aiforil 'some sort of Ii. niche to Queen took her customary morniligidrive, i b ,

and when he asked it he perpetuate the memory of one of her sons visited Kiiinainhaii Hospital then drove .cept lame’ together Wlbh the pluck °£

He was quite ai lad. and his as brave a. soldier as ever left the shores of to the Cgsjle to dine _wth tug BWI and his men have t0\1Uh@d the hearts Of Che

Wt! illuminated by ii. bright and Canada. The body of Alfred Riggs .was C __ _ C d ` peopleas deep as if he had won* hundred

hm “ge wh.cli only truely fouild°found riddled on top of the Boer entrench- oun cbs 3' Ogau' batt1es_

,ng mpgn I remem ber talking ' ments. The fatalities through war alone, A HEAVY BOMBARDMEN-T_ ` ___ _ _ _

mgggqnbimrdthe Sardinian. and he so far,indicate that there is not one com- LOYDSY A ru 14-6 ecial ___He_W LATEr~-SlJl\DA`1. _

tddmlledld not think he would ever pariy which will niarch back to its place ` ` ’ ‘ D ' p ’ “ y __ KRUGER AT KRQQNSTAD1-_BOER SCSU-rS_

ieeoiuihlswli but he added’ “au is °f °rigi“i“m°t' A h(imbard_ma?t of the British trenches ati LONDON April13.-'Special.)-President

L-

At Wcpcncr-He Knows What He is About-°-Gen

(Ironic Lands at St. Helena-Gcn.A Carrington A t r

_ _ » Sails For Bclra, Taking a Canadinn Battery _ .............................................. _ _ ..._

The Big Show ¢h’!¢ll\ Ili

~ __ __ W arrenton is reported. ’ ‘

sailed to day for Beira from Cape Town

_ _____gg _ Kruger is at Kroonstadt. i

H E _ _ 0 THROUGH PORTUGUESE TERRITORY' D The British patrol has captured four

P fr Hill ` me beeutoir "“ "'

i terday mornin”

_ clt;L_t0;lgBlt;3_ k f Alba to . present but will hold the Boersland trust -` MBS KRUGEIQ Progs and bride have `.i .° ' ar eg ._/fr n_W"'s amongy Lord Roberts' operations to open the yay ` ~ 1 _ 9 H?‘PE` _

the city’ after an extended ll.£:J;?e%;Eht§s;;cl§l;?n“;;l;1urrl?; I bY L3»il18'S Nflk- *A Mrs' Kragér hopes Gs” Wm éwn :snap

S .s_ft_em00n_ _ . ' e the lilqodshed butisays the Republic will

W M°Mmia“’ °f I‘°w°r Mr H D Mcldwen leaves this mornin PATRIOTIC EASTER EGGS' . ' be defendgdlm the last'

Fnday ‘md S““”`d°y _mfgn 1-¢l»,ur.n1;;, Neison B C M, MCEW; Easter eggs th” ye” m L°“d°“ ‘have ILL-innnrnnnr or_Bni'r1snParsoivEns.' mmed h°m° by the eastern 'has spent some six years in the west and pictures °f R°b°'ts’ U“i°“ Jwks’ etc’ ‘

afternoon' A has been home on a visit. A ' Lord Raberts I pmtests' ` :the

W _ _ . 1 _ ` ` _ lf-OXDUN TDOLIZES GEN- WHITE- alleged ill-treatment of sick ' B 'ti h

eill of the Sgmmersrde Mn Frank MCM na _ Ma f th _ _ - _ _ _ _ __ __ _ H S

of p_ E_ _1S1a*d_ ¢a_m¢ Summersjidc B__;n:_h if thexlamgeellicgants _ London gave General White a. gi-eatre prisoners at Waterval. '

by ' ' '~ - ' _ . . 4

Sltvrday eveningsexrrvw- Bank of P. E. Island is .spending the " 'M

~.0 011 WHS of Snmm.erside,areinthe city Y he will o3’i`i`mlm.d the British division

Mr C C Gardiner leaves this morning 1. GOOD HOPE 'OR M‘FEKn‘G that "lu 3° to Rhmlesm by that “N59-

Pusons of Margatm was m for Boston, and will be away a few days Ea,-ly gmd news is expmyqg fnm nugsrny wunrvg To BRITAIN

Rev J J Teasdale was able to attend Mafekmg, notwithstanding the recent Tlierels a rumor in Moscow of an

lclxtyre of St. Eleanors was _ s°"’°°m th? F"`St Methofhst Ch‘m’h~7es` l‘¢P0l'l>S that U19 82l'1‘iS0D is feduwd 5°. il11lf°114iil1gwa.x°ning by__Russla to Great

to the city on Saturn M d M °"T greatstraits. ` ‘ ‘l_Britain. The peoplcitis said have been' _ _ bee_:.vi;;im; _$3155 ;l;`1ui'3g;);_val_inoa hiygixorx WHL smmghogmggk _ _ 'led by the press into an animated -and

principal of the Sum- Y Y kg d __ i - intense feeling 01; An-§p_i,h0h_i§; and

° M-U03 General C3-1'1`l118l50l1 With SC0\1tS ,R Boer scouts North of Bloemfontein. _

. 2 '_ . I VI Q 'V " ' ,rl t _ -V *lg* ' '_ ~ R"

l . ` .` ` . R . E3 J . '

School was in the¢ity0n_1_°W MP ¢¥P¢‘»¢l’f° f°1'°t“"” t° E e Gen. Bullerwill notltry to advance at =beueve mis _..` _ if ,

William

CARRINGTOY SAILS FOR BEIBA.

M G C ibe i. fr th t ,_ ~

of Georgetown. was in on S;_m_d; ° ° ry °“’ was "1 °°' ’ “°”E‘“`s K"°“'S'"’“s”`”‘“"°" Cronie at St Helena landed yesterday

Mr G A Bl , All l‘¢D01‘5S 8-8F88 that L0r<T R0b0l'f»l but there was no demonstration.

tt t 'll

Belle River, was known nourm:;lem’5f_l;;r1eSE?l_;n_§ tgegiy knows what he is about. and the ‘belief Gen Carrington sails today for Beira

MBS Mabe1B_u_mw8 and M188 Gurney exists that the Boer force at Wepencr ipPortug'nese East Africa. It lesnpposed. in th

‘_5_§lH8_`. ,_ 8,

l`l1€

18 19"” Glpbrlallce in pick

readiness Wietins,Axm§isters, velveh. Brussels, tapstrles Scotch mattings squares, in Bruss& tapestries and Scotch. inlaid linoleum A.ll widths All

An ri _ is °` ‘

I' ‘ mass? ..“elr.n“:¥;°e:.

`ii.-Jasraioiisqoo. ‘ t€'»“"i " ii ii

3 The new 11091' coverin , fullest _ » ' V ` ~ » ‘fir l~"»:._' Fl"`=fl` ' ‘ - i -> '- r of A- ’- - ~ 'e if-_ gf-fi-j_z` ” _ ,‘ ' ' ' ‘ _ _ b ~ ' e

ll.

’ Lots of people`get their job

° “printing done at THE GUAR- DIAN Oflice and money

Give us a. trial order. All

.1101 have turned out as we A »

P Wd. neat, pretty and mp

lifeif FQR

“dvds are tl. Y._‘_’- if forerunner; of gba

,,l ._; - __ ._ = .

14.-<spe¢iai.)-The umwark of

ii=-.1 1 D

__ ilsixperlgiieniient' Mr. D. __, _i-sn¢ihesoa._u¢s»rs.iA.‘n

Loubeh _ _E1ren_'_1[cPha'il ‘and

The spectacle was __ very bruuantl_Aresolntion was passed and

;`-- 4%.". .

5 i ze _ to

iilszinn ““ is

_____Hl¢lection we _have ever ‘_; 5

____ mae. we hgéfiiied our l FGR SEEDST

eemtuiiowi

Williams was a burglar and deeIined___ _ _ _

owzriiisnamediothehslf. ' `_ ’T` ‘_`i___ -_I4

sfmsfnef. e -ri cmclwififieo fe- SHfQU@5S the

1!sw»§qnx.A»vi11§--<Sv°°»4L>#Stf1ki~‘°"“‘g’f‘?°‘_ |°m_ _I Ia

Sheriffs, forces Dam

will spend to-day in the Citi’ Easter Holidays in the city ; Somerset, son of Lady Henry Somerset,

MU DERER

_ _ . A has been deprived of his ' chances of be-

” A 19 ' V - i" tt - A ' Q ‘l ` U A” mu "Huggies C0081’ M*X"'“1`° haslpeen prov '_,. _< ' _ coming Duke of Beaufort by the birtli

Quiniiie Tablets. ed by * ‘2”°S*°‘°fS“°°9SS~ <>"_=_'_1»°_°" b°“l°Sl 1 i ‘ ~ 1 ~ f ~ -

0%” ig it hu' .sold during M39. It is endbrsed and re- _ ` ofa' S°n.t° th°_p“f3°nt'h°1d°1`- . i -

ves signature %°__f'_:{1’t‘_°’_"d§,r£_Z 2'f51:_e__A_‘_1_§‘_5_}_'};5al;__=I9I\i\_‘11?8i;eg_{ i _,i The new heir is the ilrst Marquis of

A _ _Apothecaries Hall. 9 £3; W , _ Worcester in a century and a half.

Sgeds »-he:€_’l_¢;_§¢{-Ig_1;o_tsp£i;1g_pre_;thi;1§;§:_;§3§¥l}g; A _ ' _ _ Few Bnrrlsnnns, Mnzvr Amanrones.

A 1 ,Q5 thg ’su_mm`e,- Stuff-S invites yog here_ __ Apparent-lyifew Britishcrs will attend

-~ - » - i§2:.:».S.°nit..:’f.f.‘;2::i;‘d;:”ss~.;12:. _ " .__=h-=_P»_e e‘1=“ei°»-r i

gladehmore i;h¢;,n 95-dinary efforts to make -- -~. ' ' , , Many Americans arehurrying here and

W , . , .

f ingeiegtilllgg 0C<?l¥l)iIi.=:1,nlil.;(Lll;\,l£,y- S _ _lon to Paris and travel will,appa.ren_tly_ be

unusua y eavy '

_ ___ iChurc\1 yesterday 3 o'clook. The choir

5.; , - - » .1‘.:=-i

» n the plaeingm

` ¢ _#_ _ .- 1-' ~.,_';-»

3 3 Shaw, forseven years the

__ __ , ,_ _ _ i ' _» of the _pi-imarydeparsment, 'an

i i J ~_ _ _ A f - ' R T°“°N`¥9'i ; »., . fgtendingsympethyto the bereaved. ' 5 of or ic to _ r ‘ii _ r ‘ e °

_ A i~ _ Plittlest things ,gown fmpseso didn9tfaltcr§i»l1¢inia.de_no statement. , _ __ _

:__ W. Fm _ 45 choice nelson.

ill I few days. ‘- _ _ __ _

e ' Peas.; _l if

0%;

_ _ XaterdeyI»aftemoon. the cliildren’s` _ Wrheagey this ya;-'a gigphy

_ f 9°"Yi°°i'1 St- JBUWS H041 W” 1°1"8,°lY_»any previous record. The stock ° _attended bythemembers Ot the 'eo1l_8l`¢* includes some of the nnest specixnenpin

_ _ '_ _ _ _ ___ 8 ° _s=»ti0n-A Appropriate u_1\1Si<= WHS 1'¢nf_¥=r¢6 the mm-lies andfevery delicacy undei-the

_ ' A Work ready when 'Promised tu »._‘~`tte~n_d- 1-“naw helrfwd “”'“‘1*'~**‘°S8 W” 81"” bi’ 3°?--M’-1 hwiinz 0! ment is 0° be f°\md_ il Nr. F" '°°“'°“' h” °"i"°“ A ' of Bead iifort -Strike' ers in lF“‘“°’° ' A A

_ _ _ _ _ _ _

' (when to - d -I _ _ _ _ 1 _ A __. _ . ,..___ .- ` ` A uicuonlu. service] was held .in"

mm °' Y) JE . `“*=* ' fs Tfolllllt. slibimiisclmi in connection wiuiezioii

uunder the leader-ship of Mr. appropriate. music;

, i

K /

_ _ ineclsrie YARD Doom

~~»-.we ,W ,_

*Z f

l000OO0¢00'0OQ Q

ton, their combined weight was 221 lbs. With this was a pair of unusally fat spring lambs. Carcasses of beef weighing about 800 lbs. dead weight were arranged along the Wall and above them in brilliant- ly illuminated letters are' the words Rich and Tender Steer Beef 15 to 2§ years old. In the rear of the stall the heaviest carcasses were hanging :and above them _ was the appropriate colored motto, Fat of the Land for Joyous Easter.

_ head the ceiling was thickly hung- _ hams and bacon otgevery grade and rich abundance. Everything about the place was neat and cleanfandthe dilploy

creditable tothis Well-known

enterprising firm.

‘ nLLK1:BBi'os.‘

'ual_éus"bom',‘ their

-for Easter.- _hne spring lamb, was _to ,ba seen in great variety. Personally Blake

whose courteous and

has drawn 'about many _.»!giends.\; _ e _ _ _ iAmong their displayxvere ,three cuan- ses fed by D. McKinley. _North River, one of which, a steer, 1' yr. 9 mos. 8(X)lb's. ofbeef. ‘Acow fed byll. 'lfooilils of North .Rustico dressed 8|) lbs.

Leiter fed by themselves also dressed lbs choice beef. The choice spring lamb displayedlwas fed byA1fred Boswell,Lot 49.

’ ‘ 'HENRY BALLS, C. C._

Among _ the lirst-class dealers in

the market »Mr. ` _Henry Balls

_deserves special mention. He has

been in business for many years and by his constant attention to the wants of his customers he has about him A large and growing trade. His Easter dis- play of choice beef, mutton, lamb and veal 'lsfroin the best fed stock. The stall is well located and his striking' display is most artistically arranged. A.mong_t.he

Vbeeves are the stock, hrnmow which

aiessea 'no » lbs of theme dressed beef. Another steer 2 yrs old fed by James Simpson dresses (D0 lbs. of very line ment. A two year old steer, weighing 58) lbs. led

iby ‘Joseph Calbeck is also d£plnyed. A steer fed by James Dixon we hed 7%-lbs. adaoowfed MrChowa.ntl the

_ ° _ _ - ' t ia by - _ Pl>°fl

5.-lx* THOMAS Ln’T°N 3- _Y_AC3T- _ scales at 7Nl'lbs`. A carcass of veal B #reall Designer Fife is busy; planning im~ .if-'ld “'53 adinimd bi Sn V59 55'" it-

provements for the Shamrock. _ ‘ lim. ouonox wlmA'rl.l¢¥.

A .As always his sim im zz-nel ui

' - -- » ’ » mm-i . Ailmim

~n|= Allia1<ic.li1s..TdF. S;i;*;;;..§;?..*§.€‘3.3‘.;? '°“‘° ‘.?;“..°.‘i~°.f 61%....-....1

A Streets and personally conducted by

Wheatleys store.

nn. 1:. wmwrucr.

Has a splendid display of

and the decoration 0! Nl

?.°°"_¢~“°sf9*?f°f "‘_°*?2f°'

W-W

qw. _,.

l -_*_

*UK

~ `*y

wa '._

9!__

iam? We " " '

the heaviest

lil. W!!!-JAR H3133.

It is no tllatlr Bolfl .andthlthilhlii

gl 3

encpenI\les‘&$¥ selenium, so huh

thinner

.lvrhom may

lil'

Brovrnaliliueynehl

¥'~1“°""