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‘ mmap” |8g|_ THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTFETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND\FRIDAY, AUGUST 26,1898.-8 PAGES _ i
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School bags at cost.
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1_Son of the Late Captain ,,mh0,i,y a a;n,'t ,he ~/ to an
Ronald Campbell-An ln-
terestlng Letter of His in a United States Paper.
It will he interesting to many GUAR-
DIAN readers to learn that Lieut H. R. Campbell. son of the late Captain Ronald Campbell of Cape Traverse, O
Mr. Campbell now holos a senior
lientenahtfs commission, having passed
United States naval examining board.
THE Gulinnmt has received a copy
ot the Bane (Mass) Gazette containing a letter from Lieut Campbell to ' his cousin, Mrs. Jennie Campbell Spooner of Barre.
The letter was written on board
United States ship St Louis. on Porte-
mouth, N. H. July 11th, 1897. '
Alter a short account ot their voy-
age south Lieut Campbell. says ;g__, ;,
On the`20th"itie‘troop§' arrtvedftrotn
Key West, and our Captain was sent in charge of the landing party. We land- ed 5000 the *dist day, after a sharp tight in the morning while driving the Spani. ards from _ the town of Daquira. 1 landed about 300, and had the pleasure of taking the first heavy gun on shore; it was a dynamite gun. and weighed about 1200 pounds. We succeeded in landing the whole force, including 3000 Cubans who were brought from a place 120 miles west of Daquira, in three days. Daquira and Altares, where the troops were landed, are small ports about two miles apart, lying about tcn and twelve miles east of Santiago. The day after landing, Rooseve1t’s Rough Ridcrs had a sharp tight with iho enemy, and succeeded in driving 3500 of them out oi their trenches about tive miles west cf Altares; our side lost nine killed and thirty wounded, wli‘la tliirty»scven cf lh_e enemy were found dead. I went to the battlefield next day and picked up some empty shells, some of which I will send you with a piece of cable. After landing the troops. we were detailed to patrol duty off Cape de Cruz,l05 miles west of Santiago, and were on our station on the 3rd. when the Spanish fleet was de- stroyed. On the morning ei the 4th we went to Santiago to Lreport to the Admiral, and found to our surprise that the great Fight had been fought; we were very much dissappointed in not being there to witness it: but were justly proud of the result.Tne Spaniards deserve great credit for the manner in which they manoeuvered their ships; they certaihlv made a splendid charge, staked all, and lost it with- out a murmur. During F the day we received on board Adwirul Cervera Rear-Admiral1’erados, Capt. Eulate of the Vizcaya, and Capt. One ot the Admirante Oquende. Admillil CGIVGTWS son is also on board as dag- omcer; altogether we have 110 ofdcers and 600 men from the different ships. The odicers are a line looking lot ot men. and very gexitlemanly; they gave the!! word of role u coming on board,
than as prisoners of war, with ' the en- ception of one who wo_uld not give his parole and has been kept closely con- fined during the passag;-sy; be mai _lf ' ther o portum' upvu #rn + izii;elIilei'ii.o Capt? Eulate was allowed to keep his swordon account ot the gf!- lant way in which he fought has Bbw; he had 88 killed md 86 wounded, succeeded _in~'rsrnoving~ twirl? $14501
FIRST GUN '
UN SHURE
papers which the Opposition press of
'ponds to a wet k of the gold commission-
PB P0" _
and have been treated as guests more
a1'owed him to bury his dead over the side with naval honors. The other oiiicers were given their swords alter- ward. \Ve ariived here ih"s morning and expect to land the sailors to-inor- row, and shall then leave for Annapo- lis, Md , with the ofiicers. From there we pro ‘ard to Philadelphia. to* receive
S IHPLE EDITORIAL.
Prom the Dawson I City Nugget-
The following is an editorial from the
Dawson City “Nugget” one of the news
the Dominion quotes as ‘a serious
and other govgernment mining reiulii tions. The ‘Nuggetf Seems to have a high respect for Mr. Fawcett, the gold commissioner against whom chayges have been made, and it has reasons for ‘its respect’; _
- FIRE l°`AWCETT.
(run Dawson crrr -:~'Ueei=.r’_)
We have just thawed' out our ink
with the idea. oisplashing some of it on Mr. Fawcett, the gold commissioner.
We may state at the outset that Mr.
Fawcett is not the whole Klondike be- cause he is the ‘gold commissioner. There are men this town who could eat him up. We our- selves sit in a poker game every night at Red Mike’s where the ante corres-
er’s salary. We chew tobacco that costs tive dollars a plug. and have other manly habits that Fawcett turnsup his nose at. _ _
Now, we‘ have no kick coming at
ldown, aiiiieegii site went down with if ' S i"|"|.|E 33"", Tm|N|'(_ ber colors flying. Capt. Evans than - . '
Wilt Assist theLG- R. to get West
~ ern Truffle-
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ii ITISGUST
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.TRUUPS UHDERED HUME
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McKlnley’s Instructions to
I-lie Peace Commission-
ers -Dissatlsfactloni with
Lord_ Salisbury’s Follcy Loses An iilectlon.
MADRID, -Aug. 25.- [Special] -_-A
very unfavorable impression has been created by telegrams attributing to
President McKinley an intention to in struct the peace commissioners to insist
lights tor America _as tor _Spanish com.
to promise that of the Islands
The Spanish newspapers audi public
display disgust at the hasty 'surrender
l:`awcett’s rake off, whatever that _may be We 'believe in letting eve
us to s'tafte~that in this God ‘forsaken climate we have to play ' the game ‘mighty quick, or it is called on account cf darkness We speak feelinzly of Actic darkness because we know what it is to get out the -Nugget.: when the coal oil freezes. Indeed the wenther may _be deemed rigorous when the boiler has to be blan- keted to keep it warm.
However, this is aside from the sub-
ject. - We wish to draw the attentioniof the Dominion Goiiernment to the gold commissioner. Fawcett is objectionable. He is not en rapport with the robust sp'rlt of this community. He has . tco much regard for` law and order-a thing unknown in the United States mining camp. He doesn’t drink whiskey at Red Mike`s-fusial oil, we call it- he doesn`t go on for the ironclad sou- brettis of the dance halls; he dosen’t draw his gun without provocation; he dcesu’t shake dice, play faro. shoot craps; in short, Fawcett has none of the virile qualities that are needed in this progressive city.
He is not sociable, and, more than
that his personal habits are offensive to many of us, Most of our citizens con- sider it healthy to change our under- clothes and take a bath once at year, whether we need it or not. We our- selves .zave had one bath and two' shaves since the summer of 1996. The rules of hygiene, as taught inthe schools of the effete east. don’t apply when the thermometer drops to seventy below. Most ol our prominent citizens, we re- peatthink that Fawcett is altogether too scrupulous about his underclotlies and ablut’ons. He has a beastly habit of dubbing’ every morning, he shaves three times a week. wears a boiled shirt when the weather permits, and has been- known to burn tour hundred
baritic efféininacy.
f~ ni- -Q L
The tollowing are the closing rates :=.
pork, 8.87. ,
‘por_k,"'8.92. ‘ ’ _ ` ' '
_lthem to the Iowa beiore his #UP _'"9'
Hay wheat,65| ;'- corn, 82l;1oats,22l
\ - `
his mingmg _
and ninetv-tive dollrrs’ worth ol cord- _
CHIGAGD MARKETS. _
cinema. August 25~..[speeia1].-
of_Santiago,_ _since hearing the stories of
‘ ing soldiers. - _' '
Ws_sHnteroN, Aug. 25.-_[Special]-'-
Gen. Miles has been ordered to send home from Porto Rico all the troops not actually needed. ~
I LoNnoN,Auz. 25.-(Special)--The London papers all agree that Lord Skelmersdale’s defeat is an expression of the electorate’s dissatisfaction at
Salisbury’s_policy in China.
FATAL CDLLISION .
German Steamer Sinks a French
_ Schooner.
NEW Yonk, \Aug. 25.- (Special )-
The Tliingvalla Line st( amer Noorge sunk the French fishing schooner lla Ccquette on the Grand Bank Saturday~ The captain and eight cf the icrew were saved; sixteen lost. The steamefs
crew say the schooner people had a good breeze and cou'd have avcided the col. lision, but it was impossible to stop the
steamer.
, .__ W _ _- _~»
, \
1 Use in place
of Cream of Tertar and Soda. '
égesé
1. Jing .
wood to heat water for a hot bath. This _ is too much. Fawcett is a standing _
aflront to those' hardy virtues which have made Daiwson the Queen City of
the North. » We ask the Dominion Gov- _
etment to remove Fawcett for his Sy-
gig. . .
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Alminiaiy me 1
Angwiieai, 61, cameo; oats, 191;’ ' 1
- pork 8.875 _
Sept. wheat, BBQ; corn,30 ; oats. 191 ;
nndmorehealtllful.
Dscfwhest, 612'# corn, 30 ;=oats,1$§ ;_ f
noni. anno-runes eo., ilu vom.
_ 'y 5'
_ _“_,,,,____ 'kmore guns and tit out feranother voy. l __,,___,,__ ‘W
age to the South Thankyou for the <' _ . C.B.._in_ths_ milf# of llag pin Iworett nearly every day _ 95; ' _huh _ 'gt 31, _
SS until the Spaniards came on board W sam” _ 0 D '
i _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ , _
,_ a whenIli_\__id it away as it wpcrildl lpulé _ N
- annoy tem to see it. tit 'in _ 1
if;;°";;.:;;°h.°;;‘ :ii - 1 ~ _
en g ‘ find you well. i I remain your loving _ Fe1\rsTha¢_the~__$enlfte *Defeat
_ cousin, §_ . _ NU 3_°¢*l°_m°ll¢- _ Th
Hizcrolt RoN.u.o CAMPBELL. LONDON' ‘Sag _25 "(SP°°m1)"` °
' on "
on the cession ol Luzou and the samel
-meme iii the Philippines igenerally,
.shall be ceded to any Eunopeanequntry. "
1;
Sr. Joan, Aug. 25.-(Special)--Sir
Charles Rivers Wilson and party _ were driven about the cit toda and lelt
Graphic expresses tear that ev it
Quebec Conference arrives at#
the American Senate will upset it.
THE WEATHER.;
Wasnriseron, Aug. 25.-(Special) _-
Thunder storms and' ra"n, \"at‘ie_bTe winds. 1 -
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The Graduate Return. ‘ `
Our Molly’s home an’ iiirin’ up
_ commencement week; ` ~ _ »- '_
She the cat: in Latin an’ axes grace in Greek; ~ ' ' An’ she’s wearin’ gold-rim spectacles to ` hide her eyes so bright; _ i ’
But she’s all _we’ve got-God bless,lier_
. -an’ I reckon that she’s right l _
'Q When she left us it wuz sprihgtime,` an’
nota-rosethatstirs, _ _,- -- f
Wuz redder than-the on them chubby cheeks o’ hers; _ ‘ An’ she used to run roun’ barefoot when
the dew wuz on the An’ the rivet took her pictur’ au’ ‘ all lookintglasstl ' `
An’ Jimmy w_uz__her _ down in
Where
He pulled purest Bowers
growed in all-the' land,
An’ Molly kissed him ter "ein as
went ’1ong 'hand in hand. -
But how she don`t know Jimmy, an’
the poor boy hangs about
An’ sorter' takes a peep at her when no
one’S lookin’ out ~
trouble in his mind 1 Just made him ax me-on the sly---‘Is
Mary done gone blind ?” , i
These colleges is curious, an’ Pm sorry
too-fer Jim, ' `
but mighty glad the rest el us ain‘t in
the ix of him;
Fer when she first came steppin’ in as
lofty as could be,
She kissed her mother -on the cheeks
An` 'so we`re goin’ to fix her np fer her
commencement week; »
grace in Greek:
An’ wear all sorts o’ spectacles to hide
her eyes so brightf-
She’s all we’ve get--God bless her- an’ I reckon that she‘s right ! -F. 'L. Stanton,in Atlanta Constitution.
W E are now doing business in our
To
‘_ We announce the opening
of a large stock of all the new SCHOOL and COL-
TERM. _ ' We give special -discount to _
l it -of list prices. 2. _'
1 gillai” l5c, |n~io\¢r._
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Through a _ neighbor you nts
She kin pet the cat in Latin an' say the nnned b are
My Cos nsurauce meets you against carelessness of
nelg r
They are good Co’s and never
old stand. Call and see how we look. * South side, Market Square.-'N. P- a' clalm
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