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.STABLISHED l89l. THE GUARDIAN, oHARLo'i'i‘EToWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, MONDAY ooToBER1o 1899 C magma |;5‘|`y5

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. .Island l`len Called tO Active Service!

Lieut. Col, Moore, D. O. C., Received Orders from Ottawa Yesterday to Enlist Volunteers

The following is an advance copy of Militia Order, dated Ottawa, October 14th, respecting a contingent for active service in the Transvaal °

His liiuflellelicy the Governor General in Council having been pleased fo appi~o\-o of the despatch of Canadian Volunteers formed into Ei ht Com ni f I f t f °

vice in South Africa, it is hereby notified that One Thousand Volunteers will be accepted and that their enrollment has been authorised ag; the pl§iiesein;ntiIb:e?dr°lJel)d‘ active sta

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following conditions viz 1- Service under the Armv Act for six mouths with liability of extension to one e- r' rat' l th' ‘ ' laid down in Militia Regulations for the Permanant Corps from attestation until date bf disembarkatioii ci ,S utilTS_:’&(i`(`) lfqg and Equipment to b‘e provided ~fI-Be’ Pay at .theimte

height 5 f<~_:_et_six inches with 34 inches chest measurement, age not less than 2:2 or more than 40.

The Ol owiii are the places of enroll t :-V' ft " V ` ' . ' ~ `

mifax. g men ic Oria, aricouver, Winnipeg, London, Toronto, Ottawa, Kingston, Montreal, Quebec, St. John, N. B., _ Charlottetown and

Hal

:;:Men desirous of oifering their services should make application i.i person or b letter at the office oi the Officer Comman i

__ Corps of M1]ma_ Y d ng the Military District or to a commanding otlicerof

"~ Commanding oilicers will at Once forward to the District Oflicer Commanding the names thus received with their remarks i

"‘“I l` 'th th b t l ' _ ' - . . . _ _ :___;,_._ci;tt£_diSpbi;ir;_<_:_idv;'iat oniea Ove e egiam enrollment of all men who are up to the requirements will be made at the office of the District Officer Commanding. It is desired that

THE DOMINION GOVERNMENPS PPOCLAMATION T0 THE PEOPLE 0E CANADA. .

Orrswi. Oct. 4-[Special].-The |ment handed out after the Council mee'- of so great importince. should be summoned to contirm the “The movement is to be entirely a the o t' t A r 1| be

c n in en rranvemen s i

announcement that Canada would send ing! The Eimafef Pa" °f the Slatemffnls “At 110 “H10 W=1S 'here any 'action which was proposed *volunteer one The numberoi Omcors g _ - is W

‘thousand men to South Africa is “_ pe\:pl:_s;_heSdI;i; tl_i;_pi;:s€__ durépg thoet li-ir_ qpesiion as to the desirability- or ..Subs+qu»nily it was lea;-nad that eng rand men determined on is Loom which _madhe e bythe Cani;dian government for

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b"“°d§_ C0 ‘_’P°1`*“1'1g with the hom. Imperial au horities had placed certain is a much largernumber than that sup. eqmpmem tm °°“u'g°”ti “ authorities in any movement neoss- limiti pn all _colonial arrangements piimj by "y0;|,u.c01ony of me emPh.e_ above stated, and for the transpor.

§?:'_5;___;°1___l__l\eeo£>_1_0lIl?_2;1S00f___ ;mperi;1_ yfh10;1,_\n reducing _ihe initial cost.. and The militia department: which has all tation _of _the force to a point of do~ a moménvs dan; gas whi;____ a ce _.is ip solving a_somew atsenous coustiiu- its plans in shape, w_ill immediately burkatioii i_n South Attica. _ -

erparham~ tiona question respecting the power ot provide arms and equipement tor the "On arrival in South Atrios the ooo-

. _ in e a O. e °°"°d ‘Hover the °°'"m'y with gre” 0'0vei‘n§i,:i1en'i)n relftion to thleq ro osed

lllhllillsm Wd hundreds UPOD l1\1DdI`@dS ' Eontingent for servjce in the 'l`ii)an:i'vaa1,‘

ot requests for permission to join are has been accurate. Mn; rw0ived_ "lhe press,in the absence of an oiiicial

The lull persof nell of the force will _ :;nt=n;etn;;hl:; lgggéigg h'_?ssI;;?;)11;‘;i(’i';é

“hw” in 3 “W d5.Y3~ readers. In matters ol this kind there

'.n‘° W'°°P° ‘V111 19°" by U19 3 "dill are reasons for ciioial reticenoe which isiitrom 'Quebec at the end of this only men accustomed to the responsi~ j, , _ . bilities ol goverment can fully under-

_qnwz is M' being Papua md ;l`llld;h|;w_s_p only r\_1_ié_i__thin theedlast few

vuiuofniaumiisamsmassin y’ °.“‘“"“”“‘”' _""

_ _ shape as admitted ot goverment notion

K A!nos._ _ _ and it was necessary that a full council Tsslollowiiig istho ofioisl anl10\1l1¢0- meeting be held to consider a question

i _ .c__. , ii _ £1

mmf! 2111150170’ W8-S not required. enlistment. Obviated the necessity ot a necessary forces: ' tingant will be received into the Im-_

in ou rica rom which date pay will be at British rates. Standard

“TUB Sejldlvg 0! oooutingeut to the meeting of parliament in order to clothe '_~The.comiuanding ofllosrs of the var- i perial army and .will 09150 under the

Transvaal inv_olved not only the _expend-' the _government with authority to ' take ious ourps'_th_roug'hout. 'Canada will bg . .Imperial armv “mf” °f °°”°‘d°"°bl° '_m°°°7~ _"lm 01° .°°fi°'l- _ _ ` ashedti ohlrdo Uneiismssol volunteers “The enrollment will gooinilsnos at taking ot an important ahpthsthad not _ “In view ol this tact, and ot the ur- to bo forwaedsfltuthe H’¢ois_tot< _0!i_\ll_1~ ‘ ENT! P130! UIC '>°Q° <=°'3*°mPl=¢°_d by penance and aw# Hmm for prompt we on,-ins mtn=.»-»iii_¢».f~ only inure my win ss preanodiornui with aiipulbie whiclvmight possibly be r rdedas a islcs decided this afternoon tonarry out pal ssodH)onQ§l posptadssndpro- speed; and it ab. expected that, to so-

precedent,when in

sequence, procadants oughtaet hastily _ _Q O' “ gy. unq-

to be established Hence the lint view perial authorities The highest omoor ‘It is expected, for obvious reasons, W grim ~

that prevailed was that parliament-\'vill_be a n‘isjor.i_. ' _E ' ` lllia_t'cli`iel'y uu'man:isdm¢nqi11 fqfmt~_ igiiigibgilqggighg it

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CHICAGO MARKETS. i BUSINESS LOCALS.

ZWGAGO. 042i- 14--(SPO°_ill)-~'1\0 Banu: Aiinaxeiiuinrrs-The People’a bhwlng an the closing rates: _ Sore have made special arrangements (ht ,huh __ e°m_ 311; 0”; by making special prices for all who |||;|m.k_ 7_95_ attend the Cathedral Bazaar. Weeks & imwmt. 'm;°om.sii ;om,m ; t 0°' e 16 li- nk. 8.071.

lay wheat. 75%; corn. 32l; oats. Inminns.-After attending the

ui P03. --. Bazaar call into Weeks & Co. the ’”’_"' f- " ~ ’ leaders in Dress Goods,tur¢ and milli-

nory- no puffing required to se l woods

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Over Free State Troops---2,000

Boers Reported Killed. .

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MAEEKIN G NOW SURRO UN DED

Other _Towns Occupied by Boers--Fighting All

Along the Frontier-Flying Squadron Forin- ing to be Ready for Any Emergency-Gen. _Buller Sails-Boers Set a Price on Cecil

Rhodes’ Head.

LONDON, Oct 14.-[Special].-The

Boers blew up another armored train from Mafekiug containing tlegraph operators.

A r.-port says that General iVhite has

gained a decisive victory over the Orange Free State troops. killing two lhousand,but no confirmation 0! this is

yet received.

There I as been lighting at Kraspau. The Boeis have occupied Spitzkop,

near New Castle and it is known that Boer forces have entered the Rooigrond

country east ot Maleking, evida ntly to cut, off ilis Matching water supply.

The belief is that there has been mush

lighting all along the frontier and it seems certain that Mateking is sur-

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iP"Il‘lhese show that Captain Nesbitt, who was in command ot the train was warned at lsrlhogo that the Boeu held the line. Ho replied that he was to proceed.

On nearing Krasipan the train dash-

ed into a culvert that had been blown up by the Boots who were lying in wait lor the train.

The Boer art 1\<'-ry immediately open-

ed Ere and a desperate one-sided light appears to' have ensued lasting four hours. It is reported that the Beers lost heavily, but there is no means of verifying this. Two miles of rails were torn up.

Asiory is published here to the

effect that the Boers offer £50,000

tor the capture oi Cecil Rhodes, dead or alive.

General Boller started today for

South Africa.

LATER.

LONDON, Oct 15.-(Special)-There

is no special news from the Transvaal today.

England is preparing a monster tiv-

ing squadron as a demonstration to the world that she is ready for any emer- gency.

It is believed to be in answer to the

hostile utterances ot the European Press particularly that of Russia.

No serious complications are ex-

Enflind and the Traiinvsal will ' ¥ their battle without any iiiterhrenoe. -i

81'. Join. Oct. 15.-[Special]-#All

whodeslretoenlisthere are called to meet at St. Andrews riiikon Monday evening. ~

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Beware ofthe man,who oiers you a suit worth $15.00 for $5.98 or who _

_\ pays the newspapers. a liberal amount to advertise lps __°‘unprecidented” A I SOf__

.- is d “'m oss`bl ” b ains athered from *-he slums 0 ot er cities. ‘ _i an VVh§n biesii anilriieat ire sr ld so dear, and flesh and tlood so chesp. Bermuda Easter

WE believe in SUBLIMITY cf PLAIN TRUTH. _ and

When we offer you a good suit for $9.50 or a. better one for _ $12.00

you are sure of getting your money’s worth, New goods arriving daily. chinese sacred

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