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REPARING FOR sPAIN'S WARSHIPS,

GERMANY IS NOT FAVORABLE To American Occupation

TO COM-|OF ANY OF THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

s(HELY AND SAMFSON BINE FORCES.

And Wil! The Aware of The Fact,

Make United States'|

Aod Force a Fight With the Span- iards.

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(Special. TO THe Examiner] [Speciat TO THe ExaMINER.] Wasaixctoy, Mar 14 ~The flying Mapaip, May 14.--It is understood that lew 1 . : ‘ ' ; yjaatron pat tO #ea ul 3 p- Tey yest PUSSY, he Opanisd (roveroment bas good gio ind gader orders to proce ed to Havana to pre- | tor believing that Germany will certainly yeot the possibility of the ee being | a'low the United States to know positively

raised by the Spanish flee. at “Martial: 1 that she will not view with plessure the permanent occupation of Manila or the "Nom that the Spanish fleet bas been | Spanish Arcbipelago»s by America or any located it ie the intention of the Govera- cession of same to any Kuropean power. peat to suspend operations looking to the | This step “is considered as foreshadowivg invasion of Cuba and direct all its energies Germany in crushing the formidable flotilla under Admiral Vorvera, aad incideota!ly to bar en the execution of the The wily A FALSE CHARGE MET. Spaniards may have against the battleship Be te Oregoa with ber consort+, the gunbval Varietia, the cruiser Nicheteroy, will Bave to cross the line Of operations of the enemy’s fleet. Schley and Sampson w-operateand endeavor to coop up the Spanish fleet and force it to a fight. Speculation is rife as to the probable in- wotion of the®Spanish commander regard ig apaval base.

Admiral Corvera is familiar with Cuben

further action on the part

favor of Spain.

designs,

Sir Charles Tupper Testifies in the Drummond Affair.

which

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[SpeciaL tro THe ExaMINer J

Orrawa, May 14.—Wheo the Drum- mond Committee met yesterday, Sir Charles Tupper was on hand ready to give tes~ timony.

He swore that he had never written a, letter about the purchase of the Drummond Railway to Rufus Pope or anyone else. The matter never was considered by him at all, and never came before any goyero- ment of which he was a member. If it bad, ‘t would not have impressed him favorably.

Rufus Pops who was alleged to have shown Farewell the letter swore positively that he bad never shown a letter from ; Topper or any other Minister concerning the Drummond Road and never bad one

to show.

genius,

Both the American ¢quadroad bave posi-~ tive inetractions to find the Spanish firet sod destroy it, or blockade it in some pe. ,

The sext forty-eight hours can hardly isi 9 produce stirring events, and vobsdy bert is to confident of the result.

Neval officers are of opinion that the | Gpanish fleet will be heard from vext ' wiore Havana.

Sampson’s ficet is said to be no match forthe Spanish in speed.

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PRIVATION AT HAVANA.

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Men’e Derby and Bow Tie,a nice sew , lt. ‘.J Harri«, London House, [Sreciat to Tuas Examiver.|

_- _ : : . a“ Nassav, Mav 13.--According to ac- ee ee > counts received here the blockade of

Havana is pinching the inhabitants dread- rally.

Nothing in the shape of supplies is entering the city.

Residents are gloomy and depressed, meat selling at eighty cents a pound.

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BISHOP OF IOWA DEAD.

|Specrar TO THe Examiner. } Dunverx, Iowa, May 14.~—Wm. Stevens Perry, tbe Episcopal Bishop of Iowa is

THELLEBORE.

FRESH ROUND

Warranted pure

For destruction ot Caterpil- lars and other insects.

On Currant Brushes, A ’ Flowers and other plants.

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Itching, Burning Skin Diseases.

Relieved ina cay. Eczema, salt rheum, barbers’ ith, and al] eruptions of the skin

quickly relieved and apeedily cured by Dr | Agnew’s Ointment. It will give instant comfort ip cases sf ite hing, bleeding or blind piles, and wil] cure in frem three to 5 cents sold by Dr. S. W. Hughes.

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EITHER EARLS SELBORNE OR HOPETOWN. Spoken of as Likely to Succeed

Him. [Sreciat to THe Examiner.]

Orrawa, May 14.—The Ear) of Aber- deen gives out the correspondence between himself and the Prime Minister, showing that private interests and family claims make it desirable that Lord Aberdeen should return home before the end of the pr s-nt year, and the Colonial Secretary has graated Lord Aberdeen’s application to be relieved of his present duties in October or Noveruber of this year.

The two persons most prominently meatioved recently as likely to succeed to Lord Aberdeen ere the Earl of Selbourne, under Secretary of State for the Colonies» and the Ear] of Hopetown.

JUDGES SALARIES INCREASED.

{[Sexciat ro Toe Examiner,]

Orrawa, May 14.—Solicitor General Fitzpatrick, gives notice of certain in- creases in Judgee salaries, Juuivr judges of the County courts in Ontario arte to have $2,400 a year after three years ser- vice, instead of of $2,000, the Judges of the Halifax Couuty Court $3090 instead of $2,400 ; County. Court Judge ‘of Queen’s County, P. E. Island, $3,000, instead of $2,408.

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CHAMBERLAIN

SPEAKS. More About the Anglo-Saxon Alliance.

(SpreciaL to [Tus Examiner )

Lonpon, May 15.—Mr. Chamberlain made an important speech at Birmingham last evening in which he said that even war would be cheaply purchased if ina great and-publicjcause the Siars and Stripes and Ucion Jack should wave together uver an Anglo-Saxon alliance.

COUNTY COURT JUDGE FOR NEW BRUNSWICK.

{[Speciat ro Tue Examiner]

Orrawa, Mey 14.—Pzymaster, Wm Wilson, Fredericton, has been appointed Judge of the Courts of York, Sunbury aod Queen, N. B.

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Right Prices for Best Seeds

SAN JUAN CAPITULATED:

Despatch Received Today

PRESIDENT MCKINLEY HAS RE- CEIVED WORD.

Of the Capitulation of the City.

fSpecta, To THe Examiner.)

Wasnincron, May 14 —President Me» Kinley has received a despatch through Maytian sources announcing the capita- lation of the citv and forts of San Juan.

PLOT TO KILL LEE.

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PuitapeLPHia, May 14.—A _ story published hers eaye that a plot bas been aiscovered to kill General Lee. It was

instigated by Spaniards in New York.

Dissension in the Cabinet.

A epecia) Washington despatch to the Star reports “A serious difference of opinion bas arisen between Secretary Alger, of the War Depariment, and Secretary Guage, of Treasury. Thus far it bas been kept secret, but it is said that it has reached

@ point where one or ths other will have to give way and retire from the Cabinet.

The clash came, it is said, because Sec~ retary Gage has insisted on embarrassing iv every possible way the plans of the War Department, It is claimed my friends of Secretary Aiger that when he asks for $5,000,000 to carry on extensive plans, Secretary Gage insists upon the deiailed accennt and dolee out movey in driblets. The attitude of Secretary Gage is due to the reuewed efforts of the peace party.’

Orrawa, May 13.— Fred MacDougall, son «f Hon. William MacDougall, of Ottawa, attempted suicide in Winnipeg by shooung himself in the head while under the influence of opium. He was a railway mail clerk running betweea Port Arthur avd Winnipeg. He is still aliv>, but there s little hope of his recovery.

The rich American 1s taking full ads vantage of the present opportunity to prove that wealth is not alwaye unpatritos. Miss Margaret Chanier, great granddaughter of the firat Astor, who bas an income of $65,- 000, bas entered the Red Cross service and wll go to Cuba as a nurse.

A heroic dasb for Saturday trade. Men’s English liven collars 125 4 ply Ines two for a quarter, men’s Eoglish Oxford shirts and plain and fancy cotton shirts Qac and 35¢c, men’s cashmere eock« 25¢ said to be worth 35c, mens Derby felt hats $1.00, bidies gloves 3 worthup to 6c¢ 3 mens underwear $1] 00 quality for Jadies corsets 25¢ 45c aud 456, hose cotton 10c 15c, wool hose 25c. Paton & Co.

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Tenders For Coal

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EALED TENDERS wili be receive? at

the office ot the Water Commiss‘oners, until noon on MONDAY, 16th inst, for delivery at the Puo:ping Station, of about 3)0 tons of Aeadia, Little Giace Bay, Victoria, Intercolonia!, Campbelton or Reserve Min*, Round Coal. Said coal to

Lasker's full all kinds pieces 10¢ 1252 2c, 70c, ladies Jas

The greatiy reduced prices abroad enables us to sell thechoicest seeds at at lower prices than ever before known.

Here are a few—

First and Best Peas 20c per qt Bliss’s American Wonder Peas 20 ver qt

Nott’s Excelsior Peas 2uc per qt Carter’s stratagem Peas 25c per qt Golden Wax Beans 20c per qt Extra Early Red Onion 10 per oz

All Flower a1 Vegetable Seeds

in 5c pkts, 6 pekts for 25c, 12 pkts for 45c, Sweet Peas lower than ever, by pkt, oz aad pound.

We sell the best seeds, but do not charge fancy prices.

The old established seed store.

be of the best quality of this years mining to be weighed on city ecelen, and delivered early in June, August and September, in about equal qaantivies of each said movtha Ton to consist of 2,240 lbs. Tenders to state price for Screened Coal of each kind named above. The quality and delivery of the coal tobe subject to the epproval of the Superintendent of the Works.

The Water Commissioners do not hind themeelves to accept the liewest orany tender.

By order

D. McLEAN, Sec’y. Water Commissioners Office. City Hall, May 6—4i eod

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