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THE DAILY EXAMINER

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MARC H 2, 1900

OUR WOUNDED.

~— A the wounded Canadians at only the

ey to at -P first sent by telegraph.

last engagement aardeberg, These were tnanifesily worthless, because the regiment who bear of theas

| surnames were at |

) there are mapy in |

he oemes Of most

rey orted to

wounded,

and \here waa no We telegraphed Bpecially for information upon this point | but have not yet been able to obtain

| Indeed, the official list has not yet, so far

bee n

mesos of dentification.

have

Fr

as we can learn, been publi:hed in Canada. Lieutenant Colonel Moore, however, re- ceived a despatch yesterday, to say that i Johs Archibald Harris, sen of Mr. Johe > reported weunded that Mr.

Harrie, is the Harris’ at Paardeberg, and Nelson ,sonof Mr. R. K. Brace, of thie city is aiso reported wounded. The Telegraph has the New Brunswick wound- ed as follows :

F, W. Sprague, St. John; Corperal F. W Coombs, St. John; H. E. Moncton; H. Leavitt, Grand Lake ; brese Pelkey, St. Jehn.

Nothing has been reported concerning

the severity of the wounds.

Brace

St. Joho

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THE BRIDGE.

| Tue Pararior has failed to explaio the | radical difference of the positions occupied

General McKinnon concerning the location of the Hillsborough Bridge and the con- sequence of a little delay in order that the desires of the people may be consuited. Nor has it published the draft agreement, which is said to be “such a good thing for the Province.”’ The people are therefore left to draw their own conclus‘oas. One ef these is that the Attorney Geu- eral and the Hon. Benjamin Rogers have eome personal interest to serve in their desire to have the bridge placed out of the way of ordinary traffic. The Attorney Genera! is silent upon the pot; but Mr, Rogers has written the following letter tq e Patriot: Sir,—lt

th ‘as

2 reported that ] am actuated by other motives thau those ia the best interests of the cily, in the position I | have taken with respect to the site of the Hillsborough Bridge: I repudiate all such reports, and beg to state that I am neither

| ciectly nor indi rectly interested in any | Pro perty at Kensington Point or in the | vicio! ty thereof. In advocating this

location, 1 am guided solely by the Engi- | neer’s report which states that the Cum- f « : . . | berlaul cite is not practicable. It is un

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The Store That Mother Likes

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en up the the cel-

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CHARLOTTETOWN, MAKCH

2, 1906

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necessary to add that I am also influeneed in thie matier, by the city and astrong desire to see the bridge built promptly and its construction not needlesely delayed or perhaps jeopardized. Youre, eic., BenJamMin Rocers.

Charlottetown, Ma:ch Let, 1900.

Acc Mr. Rog yers thrown kack upon Mr, Rogers’ Does the Engineer’s report contain & statement that the Cumberiand stree* site - Lf so, have

Tne Engineer indicates

epting denial, we are

reaeonur,

is not practicable?” it. several points at which,

we failed to see in his Opinion, ihe Cumberland street site would be ata disadvantage. But he nowhere says it is impracticable, and he states clearly that

the difference io cost would be $88,360 99 |

thereby intimating that it ig practicable.

We shal! not now—in (he absence of the memoranda te be laid before the Board of Trade—discuss the matter. Upon re~ flection we are convinced that Premier is—whatever his motives interests of the jeopardizing the build- ing of the bridge when he asks for delay and consideration before. consummating the secret agreement,

It is pleasing to note that the Govern- ment have, in their estimates, provided for the construction of the work within the next fiscal year; aud, we sincerely hope that the best site for the bridge may be fixed upon independently of every consid- eration except that of the public iaterest.

By the way, perhaps the Attorney- General will say what became of the peti.

Farquharson may be—acting in the

public, and is not

tion in favor of the Cumberland Street site? Was it submitted to the antborities

at Oitawa? Was it supported by the

advocacy of the delevatas ?

oo.

NOTES AND COMMENTS.

—Crouje’s hel ling out so long im order that Jouvert might have time to ferm up, shcwed good pluck; and for tLat he is to be admired.

—Some of the Paris newspapers urge Great Britain to accept mediation now that she has secured au important victory. Mediation might perbaps be considered

ineonsistent with “uncoaditional surrend- er.”

—It is hoped that the Frenchman who boasted that he designed the intrench ments on the Tugela and defeated Buller will not escape capture by the Britisn. He would look wel! in company with the German epecialisis.

—It has been remarked that Hugh Jobn Macdonald’s Premiership of Manitoba i3 giving politics in that province a healthier tone There are vo more “ deale,” Sif- tonism no Jooger rules,and the people are already experieacing a season of honest goveroment.

—Sir Louis H, Davies thinks that in sending matter through the m ails without paying postage th ereon @ MIni sier’s good

taste is the only «ff-ctive check : and the Mentreal Gezete remarks that ** Sir Richard Cartwright, who so sent come

tons of his own speech to frequently willing recipi ent bad taste.’

uo- must have a shocking

—At the adlress given at the Govern. ment House, Calcutta, on the evening of the 28ch of February Lord Curzan gave the following toast : “I propose, on this great ovcasion, to break the ordinary rule. I ask you te drink the health of that brave soldier and former Indian commander-in- chief, whe on the anniversary of Majuba, has wiped out the stain and gained a ni table, yee, a glorious victory.”

—The Queen interperted the feelings of the British people, as wel] as her own, _— she telegraphed to General Bul- er

“IT have heard with the deepest concern of the heavy losses sustained by my brave Trish soldiers, and I desire to exprese my sympathy and admiration of the splendid fighting qualities they have exhibited throughout these trying operations,”

_ Irish soldiers won the honors in the re- lief of Ladysmith as the Canadians did at the last attack upon Paaderberg.

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Against Foreigners.

Beruix, February 28.—The anti-for. eign attitude ef the geverement grows more pronounced daily and is regarded as extremely menacing to foreiga enterprises Never in the las. forty years has the central government been so intensely anti-foreige. Several influential natives have been impeached and imprisoned be~

cause they have assisted in obtaining concessions for foreigners. New English Hats, New

American Hats, New English Caps, New ‘Ameri¢an Caps, to supply the natives, at Prowse Bros.

Thousands of new English Hats, they are Christy’s, that’s guarantee enough for anv one as we know; get yours at ence — Prowse Bros.

Carp—The law businers of F WL Moore wil] be taken charge of by Messrs Davies and Hazard durirg his absence On military dutyiek.

LOST-—In» thia city cn the evening ot the Ist inst, acark: «Teen wallet with a sum of money. F. nder wili be suita bly rewarded by le iving it at this Office,

interests ef the |

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OT TS AA ON

The Pipes Play

Unreasonable,

“Move forward, there!”

It was the hoarse yoice of the con- ductor.

“We can’t move forward any far- ther,” gasped a suffocating passenger near the front platform, “without dis- turbing the coal teamster just ahead.”

Drifted Apart.

“I had thougiat thee an idol of gold,” he sadly sighed, “but thy feet are clay.”

Berenice Briskit contemplated him with hauteur, also froideur.

“Well, they’re only 2 B’s, if I do say it myself,” she retorted.

Here they drifted apart, inasmuch as they were palpably not affinite souls.— Detroit Journal.

Returned a Hundredfold,

Wycke—I can’t understand how Star- bord became so rich.

Wytte—Well, you know, he was born aboard ship and lived there nearly al! his life.

Wycke—Exactly. That's why I can’t understand his wealth.

Wytte—-Oh, I don’t know; “bred upon the waters,” you knovw!—Philadelphia Press.

Nice Distinctions,

“You ride your wheel on Sunday, yet

you object to my going skating on Sun-

day. What is the difference?’ “Well, when you ride your wheel you are always going somewhere. When

you are skating, vou dancing, ri be thing to ¢

lay.”—Chicago T)

ure not. It’s just you know it isn't the 0 to a dance on Sun-

:t

ube.

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Telephone Company

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The Anoual Meeting he Telephone Company of Prince Edward Islan,” for the election of directors and such other proceedings and business as it is compet- eat for the shareholders to deal with and determine, will be held on Wednesday, the 14th day of March, 1900, at the hour of 8 o’clock, p. m., at the office of the Com- pavy, Queen Street.

H. J. CUNDALL, Ch’town, - _ 1, 1900, 3i—2

OPENING

New Prince of Wales College.

The formal opening of the pew Prince of Welea College and Normal Schoo! will take place in the Assembly Hall, on

Friday Evening, March 9th, 1900

A good programme, consisting of speeches bv our leading public men and choruses by the Prince of Wales Students will be carried ont.

The public are cordislly invited to be present,

Boors open at 7 p. m. taken at 8 eclock.

dy & wkly tf.

Ozygenater Ozygenator Ozygenator

12 dozen arrived by ex- press. For sale at

MACDONALD'S DRUG STORE

Chair to be

Cor. Kent and Gt. Geo. Sts. Telephone Night Bell

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at Ladysmit clad Bld!

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Out

See our bargain list for our Hurry Sale. poe Saturday and Monday, L ist to-morrow.

Jas Paton & Co |

STAMPER’S CORNER.

aS Cease DON’T MISS

The Great Shoe Sale sis

There is but httle to tell and nothing to conceal about this reduction—our store is small our new spring stock is extra large—we must make room for it.

We offer our WHOLE STOCK of BOOTS and SHOKS at

20 to 83; per cent

discount—Some lines at even better discount—Our bargain boxes contain many snaps. Remember this is a genuine clearance sale. A great chunce to secure Boot Bargains.

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Many Money Savers § ’ : Here for You ¢

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R.K. JOS

CORNER.

TAMPER’S’

THNDERS.

Sesled Tenders will be received bv the undersigned upto Monday March 125, noon for the erection of a Cheese Factory near Scuis East.

Plans and ep*cifications may be seen at Michae] McCurmack’e office, Sour'e.

The lowest or any tender not neceseari-

ly accepted. JOEN KEAY®,

YOU WANT TO REPLACE

— SOME OF YOUR——

BLUE DISHES.

FLUST.—A gentlemans Astrakan xlove inder please leave at this office

WANTE)—a good steady boy, +ge abut fifteen or sixteen, who undtistanxds taking | care of horses acd catt'e, a'so gen ral work about a house. Country by preterr:d. fpPy ; at EXAMINER Office, 2tf

| We are sellirg the balane s'o:k of cent discount,

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Blue Ware at 25 per

Call ard vet bargain at

-'W4P. COLWILL’S