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ismusllill IBSI. TH; GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWAi>.D ISLAND, “WEUNESDAY MARCH 28 1900,

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Must Return lloliie--Railway ieleeranhers he

GOEBEL MURDER TRIAL

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,A 9 PRESIDENT STEYN’S HOUSE BLOEMFONTEIN

May Strilie New Senator Sworn in._Pre-i . ,,,e,,,,O,L,§,,,,0,,,,,,_ Only 2 1-2 Feet From Roland Taylor WM It

inier Bonds Reciprocity Scheme. A S S ' V Struck by the Bullet That Cost %B

G -H1s Last Words to His Com

, _ _ Written Under Extreme Dhhcdty

';‘;‘;‘..‘i;.;i.:f:.i.“;31.;eelf; uni” Makmg Ready “mf Tfanspms lo” Safilwhvrt.

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n;mmnoNDs'l‘Ac'rIc‘s. public and private tippling afterna. hot

ST ,°mN,,_ ,,m,_,,__,,,_ Bond, .ai.....io.. -The Leinsters Embark at llalifax.

thepremier, will 8DD€al to the countryk A resolution was adopted requesting A he ` ~ _fe . Q.

attheeomingelection on the question of the General Conference to censum him DURBAN, March 27.-(Specia l).-Coxa. suchan ovation; One company remains

for setting aside the anti~cantee 1 d ‘ e'

mipfoeiiy with the Uiiieed seoie., l f D “W an newspaper iiiiiii reieoeeaffoiii Pieeoi-io., aiidwillgohoiheiweet 1iiaies_,\

avoeotiiiziiienewai of the Bond-Blain °’ d"“ki”g 1’q“°’° A Says the British prisonersare Well lwed- ifhii-one or 1-me wan. . A 1

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ventummegotlated some yea-YS 330 b! GEN ons VERY ILL How nouns FEEL Ar PRETORIA. L0 . M3wh» _ ` _

““"““ rf’ ‘f°f““ef° Retreat

ihivoon.Mar<>h "7 -lermlal *_* B” HAD A uumi Ksowuancii. t _ 'rhefoiiowihg ieiier woe reeeivea ioetti 'nie

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Sqwii-oii is :it Cheu1ulD0,C0rea, and Fnmvmoni, Khsiroogy, Mm-ch 27,.. “ """""""""""""""""""""""" M" -------------- --------------------- --~ - nllihli \>Y Mr- Davld W8-1k<=r= Dish* 570011- 5911*; is believed this presages a. demand (Spe¢m1i~Judge M00,-e has held Secretary Hwlellehddfmo ` Btwn*

,,,,.,.,iieooeioh of. ihiid nihshhgo ood it of Stat; powm for the grind -u with D 1 A Feb- 2** 190°-

xnos, 2'! -(Special)-

which povided for reciprocity HONG KONG M2-Nh 27-~(SI-°¢¢ll»1-)~ - `- ~ -

V g a renewal of the measure, oiilcers and men has caused many deaths. and that his me would be in if on th,-,`B““tm bonu, ae? 'T A Pretoria is captured refuse to go to Kroonstadk and are re-

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All Ddagoas G0! Saw Transvaal agents on farms'

Closing prices

American Sugar

P ` American Steel and. Wire

W American Tobacco

Brooklyn Transit

T Burlington

Continental Tob.

Federal Steel

Federal Steel Prid Louisville and Nashville New York Central

Rock Island

St. Paul Tennessee Coal and Iron Union Pac Pr’fd

United States Rubber

4 April Cotton per 1(1) lbs

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pork, $11.lB§.

pork, $12.02;

pork, $11.82#

For girls. Good

winds.

solid_stock--home

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Cl'|lCAG') MARKETS.

WAsrnNc'roN, March Z7.---(Special)-

Fair, colder, fresh westerly to northerly

578 1071 71§ 129% 33i't 54

7.-:ig 75% 13s ‘ 114 124% o4 75% 31; 9.68

CHICAGO, March,27.-(Special.)-The fol-

lowing are the closing rates;

March, wheat,§65l; corn, 35§, oats, 231,

l May. Wheat. 65%; w1'n,38l,0a»tS. 24%'

July wheat, 66;, corn, 3S=§, oats,23i

To cure a headache in ten minutes use

Kumfort Headache Powders.

Tl-IE WEATHER.

l Good enough for the rich, cheap enough for the poor. Bentlefs Liniment, (ten cents) the modern Pam Cure.

ON THE BASUTO BORDER.

Joubert had expected half heartedness

LAI>YsMrrn, March 27.- (Speciah)-The

Boers at Bigersberg are massing their

CAP1-:'rowN, March 27.-(Special).-__A

British force under Col. Pilcher enteredi Ladybrand after driving in the Boer out- ,J posts,but was compelled to withdraw after

The Boersare tryingto check' the Brit-

ish while their convoys rush to Senekal. _

'run 1.r:1Ns'rnn’s 1mBAnK. A HAi.ri»Ax, Moreh 27.-(speoii°i1.>-The` Leinster Regiments were given a. great 1 send-011° today as they left on the Van-

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’ i Boers accuse Hofneyer and Premier T ROISSBHGSS Of 81l§hlflmP01'G&DCG mf!

5° “'° °°‘mt"i°S° C“”“d”','Fuippi”° "Wm deck" th“tGe°‘ Otisis Schiiener of _ deserting them rpifter-ii~0nly,featnrea otthewar. , lf.. 'e -" .

1'i\¢°fL*\'\'P"='°°*-‘"8 “hs °°°'°°*fi°“' °“ the “P28 °f °°“*P“ l*`““f 'then hop-ee. They, eonoesiig iiei.iveii_.»aoe§ hs” h°m°° - (Xl) Cape Colonists to join their force. ,work around Bloemfontein repairing rail-

,", considers the present time His refusal of sick leave to worn-out ‘

roads, etc. r A

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;f»f1‘j' g purchasing an`d forwarding all kind of 1:10093 ANDFEVER,

8`00dS- , Rains are general throughout South.

i NEW Y 0 PREPARED mn Rm.REA.,._ iflfrica and rivers dry for years, are now

in flood. Many camps are transformed

into swamps. Thiswill retard the'British d

' N o ii u iieked “ "°‘”°°'

March 27th. £2232? 22:35” ew as 8’ a D l Sickness spreading among the Boer

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prisoners and many die from typhoid fever. S

NUMBER or Bonn roncns.

The strength of the Boers in the ilnal

campaign in the Transvaal is estimated

b I those

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authorities here. ‘

They assume that Kruger will have '30,-

000 burghers in arms for the Hgh ting in the use aitoh. This oineiiii estimate is

not based upon census or election returns,

but provides a more im ressive back-

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00\1V€1‘ f0l` Ell£l8»I1d- ground for the British operations with an J- S' W°1k¢l`-

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THE STORY 0E

TERRIBLE

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Jas Walker B and

Describe Sunday s Fight

PTE. TAYLOR5 DEA

1: ` J "Y ` DEAR FATHER.-I sit down to write

auaesuneasiness in Japan. out bail,dec1aring that he knew who fired . _ _ you to let you know that I am alive and mmmpnrns srmxi: r-ROBABLE, tl the shot that killed governor Goebel ° . well, hoping this will nnd you the same.

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no ,,,,c,,___,,,,,,,,,_,_,_ ,_ ' Y use o eyer an Schreiner -Ladybrand weedeehiiieooiehos..-i...iio,,,,,,,,°,“'°°‘,_ kgeggphdrs e: on Thursday night ,A WASHINGTON, March Z'.-(Specia.l.)- » -

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A strike or break-of-order strike is 'Conference,67 to 43, voted down a resolu

,,,,,_,., - ...,...................i»......... M.K.....,. f.. Join Joubert at Kroonstadt--Floods and Fever

fought in South Africa. Poor Roland Taylor was shot through the

said was “Iam hit.” I turned and asked

bullets came thick lmdhst, like a -shower of haiL . '

' We marched% miles Sunday night fought all day Sunday. I wason about ten o`clock,` with ers, »th_e`~ mls

Boers

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miles..

Saturday night, so we were potty ' togo to tight, on Sunday. was shot through the leg and was hkon to Modder River, and will be all right.. i We had another iight Tuesday but none of us wereliit although we were handler than we were on Sunday, but we Indo; better cover. The Boers were in the hed ofthe river, with gullies running into it and trees, and we could scarcely see them; at all. They had the best cover, that could be got. - , It wasaterriblehardsight to go over

and dying. The Island Boys carried poor.

isnowa.trestunderthoshudeofa.troe.

We are likely to havesomc lighting very soon as about _lllll Boers came ln

sight last night, but retired., They were it

the advance guard of some more. i Ihope you are all well. Wcurcouhllf rations now. I tell you we are hllilgblt we will .soon have some more food in. I must ,close now. Our rations now are three biscuits and a. pound and a quarter. of meat a day. Send word to L\ne's people that he is well. He lives at Rocky Point. l

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Sleepless Nights caused, by a _persistent

rasping cough, Pyny-Pectoral quickly cures

never fails to cure aniifactured lg the proprietors of Perry Davis Pain- iller.

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Seedsmen. Fancy Goods.

_ _Never before have regularswreceivedr a.r_inyfof_ 200,(lX) men. _ i I

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A Great Builder.---The D. &L. Emulsion

of Cod Liver Pilis a great builder It

the most severe cou§1s. It soothe, heals, gives weighihlldds healthy flesh andov

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MON. ` S .Ki[Ch€1lCl' 25 C0 _ It is fashionable today to have s

He Slys the Ciurchl?ioc in a Iiios tion tai . mmander in new heart was ev", 24 hmm Th.

Chief

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Tell the people How to Ru a Newspaper p , e U “"9 tmublg, “wh U

_ or Politics. .E _ weak spells, loss of appetite and poor..

vents seem t° be shapmg t'h°i-I circulation are magniled and dis-

Bosm. Merch 25.-Rev. Dr. Lorimer. °°“'°°°*_‘,’“‘¥”’ E” ‘hi ‘“’°°”?°.“' °‘. °.‘*° honed ioio' eeeiooe him' ofheei-ii ooo- of Tremont Temple, in his morning ser- T °°‘_“m“'“ '“`°h"’f.°f me Bntwfl "mf ble’ 'ith the objwgof Q,-ighnuing th. mon w_da took the su -ect “Tha modybeing handed over to Lord Kitchener ' , -

H d paper. Dr. Lorixner, continuing, said:

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‘ miioiiiidgiveonlre l‘=*lf"`i=b1omii ,io_.»»‘»l=e

away the happiness from homes in Amer- ica. imitation of Christ can be made most helpful. T

;ouglxt not to copy ‘after Christ, but

~ should be original. ,_The 0l\\11'¢|\ iSji8l1ff€1‘°

‘ ing from this attempt at _ We have now too many fads in religion that

credit upon Christianity. _ " , ,

show the world how to run a.

to know Christianity as an embodiment of Christ, but the speaker did not profess to know how J esus would edit a news-

“I,,_Qq._1|g&z believe he,>$toi1lgl_Z,'ever

-three c"§umns of news Qie

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dozen dfplagues that arc"to-day

f‘One writer recently has said that we ,

ennnate iromthe heads of 1 people. Itis their antics tha.t_b1'ing dis-

“When Icohsider me.s i of

the church, I_say we are in no position to tell the people how to run a. newspaper ‘ oi- ponuis. It iii our boeiiiess to fesswn 0! °

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- The iiiiuoh~eeeiheio have ees ue' hem moot of che, blood. Too little on having soldlers,a'nd soldiersitwillhave. mggm waukvmea, lack of zpingg, Pd. *Z The hT>ur hasibrought theman, forthere il li] duh T ghqg-Q gf n¢~gg¢||` ¢@. no other general in the British lmslywlioi 16.08,, 1°. d' gig.; lwould gg r6S_0lutely,a.nd who couldwithso tome, ending in smug but dw* 3' littleregudto personalcovmaquenoes-,up-' The iwnin Dr .ew-Rd.. Bhd

aetasystemwhichhassolongbeenaecepted. rms . .' th’ .nl N’ The eventsotthe made. N°"°_ “_” _ _‘ 5”- IW ii, eppeisiii that, however iidiiiiriihie the Dyed. 111 °°"_\lH°°*\.°ll °¢l\°f wi' possession of hee1hh,eoiir_iiiie mashenoez- tive sgeutlfn sash :_ manner ing qna1itiesmaybe_,tlieso1_dierotto-day dxseosecsnt their lotion. You 'must haveothersoarcesotstrength.`1Jie_fee1yourself getting well when you ,pro ' arms istobe hardcareer 'S ’ e

HEART HS

commonest tomsof d ' or

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ern imitatiion of Christ, Jar what wouldii “:h°_n °°°“Si0l1 arises. _Should that Pre- ,Public ‘mio 8 thu or Jesus M.. _ mggesmd by the ment “_ .jdieeioiihe himued Brieiiih omoei-e win. remedy- If S b_\m5\’°<ifl\ P060! the perience of Rev. Mr. Sheldon in the news- ‘ h°ve.-ti) 8 '°v°l9ti°n ih°°rt t'°°bl° ',° but ‘gmt 'u' _paper ne,d__ He said thatisociety craves teoiiilitiens military hte. Lord Kitohe-_ real, the cemeteries be Ellfd m,

iner is a soldier who has had little ex-_ g, month. A Wrong `

ii petlefwe Ofdile SlI\00th8id6' » Of U18 V Put “pn @min ‘Hagan in If” "Se ‘7ff‘°"_ '° “°"° `f’°°“Pl°d "ml itohumbugtho people into the E sport and society” than with the sword. was hu" din” is Pmnlmt, *It is known, moreover, that the authorl- “pred heat trouble' 'high ip 'o ties at the war Omoo have long wished to . _ . 1* den with that mother, hoe have feared to ’°d1Y 'Pd "‘dd"“Y f°“l "h°" "` §°"_ .geopoie with ii iiohjeoe whioli, iii the then °°°“"» 1° * “W d\'°“€- T, existing circumstances, 7 would have Wgfmengs °“m°°, _ lamusedmnchnndpewegi-_ful opposition.. Ltalhgent people. Iron ui a nhl . elo

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say it was one of the hardest battles dn

heart, and died at once There was only lm in nm

Walter Lane between him and nrvself. I M the

heard the fatal bullet hit~him andall he I N

him where he was hit, he said “I do not [The °h“‘P know,” then he laid over and died. The hh ua

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