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THE DAILY KXAMINER CHA®LO'I’TETOWN, NOVEMBER 30 1898
THE ASYLUM ANNEX.
To the Editor of the Guardian. Sirn,—As the interviews with Mesers. ‘arquharson and Nicholson reported in the asylum sontract are wholly misleading and liable iO’ me serious iry before the country which | yet look forthe justice and! te of a British subj Ct. Vig. the right | - \y’s Supreme Ccurt ra fair award of three independent
» | claim the 1 geht to re ply. Itis evident that those interviews are nded to intluense the electors in the he costof mv rights, Ly ielieria if cx AMINER of Nov. 25rd, Farquharson gentieman has been at lerable trouble since to secure a con~ day after it ap Farqubareson wrote ao ficial letter to Mr. Donald Nicholson in whch he asked him to contradict my er of the 23rd inst., as it was most-dam-
y but Premier
very bard, as tha
tradiction of it. On the
by him,—and which Mr. Nickol- son refused to do, asx he could n vert One single statement in 7H ofthe 23rd and that it was a matter be- tween Mr. Lowe andthe Goveroment. now ask Mr. Kk rqubarsou will he dare deny that he wrote to Mr. Nicholson, as above, for assistance.
rt contre- s EXAMINER
Mr. FParquoarson in his interview with your reporter makes the following etate- ment: “Under Mr sholson’s a
e britk. lumber te, vect » hi is, and erefore, Mr. Walter Lowe cease od tol have
y luterest afier the day of sale. The (roveroment therefore, have nothing to do ares with Mr . Lowe, he having
no loterest in ine material
“Before proceeding in this way the Government off-red to settle with Mr. Lowe and pay him for all the material in full, at iavoice prices; alao to pay truckage
onthe grouol. This he refused to accept all their s:atemente.”
lo order to show how much reliance can | be placed on Mr. Farguharson’s word in writing, orin ao interview, l beg leave to er which I received from him.
Premier’a Office Charlotietown, June 12:h 1899.
Mr. Walter Lowe, City: —
Dear Sin.—Referrting to the previous offer to the Government in connection with the annex tothe [ueene Asylum, which
to finaliy close the matter vow in dispute, the Government have decided to make rou a final offer as follows:
They agree to pay for the cost of all material placed ujoo the Asylum grounds, as shown by your iavoice or vouchers to~ gether with the cost of placing the same on ihe said grounds. ihe Government also
for all windows, doors or other finish made by you for the said Luilding, as per plan and specification now in your possession. This offer 18 made without prejudice and without admitting aoy liavility on the part of the Government, and it is open for your accep'auce until Saturday oext, the 17th lhbsiant, Yours traly D. FarQuaarsoyn, Premier.
P. S.—If accepted, the Government way consider the question of interest for any money which you may have paid oat in connection with this contract.
D. FarQuaarson.
Considering that this offerwas made nearly three years after the making of che contract, and in view of the fact that I had lost more than I can ever estimat-, io labor, creditand money, it could scarcely be expected ihatI should accept the bare payment for materia! aod truckage, alone, not tospeak of the big offer of interest made as above —for my knowledge of the way ia which I have been treated by the Geveroment did notiospire me with much confidence in them—therefore I refused to accpt such terms.
Mr. Farquhbareoa says: “The Govern- ment advanced $1500 to Mr. Lowe on the contract, which they are likely tu lose, and are willing to do so for the suke of seeing ihe parties who supplied the materiai paid in fall.”
[ may say in regard to this $1.500 re- ceived by me per the terms of agreement, that I invested every dollar of this money in the materials which the Government allowed to rot and disappear. When the entire stock of materials which cost me about $8,000 haa been sacrificed tor $4890 as stated by Mr. Nicholson, your readers can easily cee what has become of the $1,500 received by meper termsof
contract.
I observe in your interview with
Mr. Nickolson that be made the following |
statement.
** Mesers chased from me the 800. Theamount advanced by me was
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something over $3,000. The balance, I er ‘rsiand, the Government have signed ‘memo, ” with Messra Parkman and
Ic Crabbe to pay io parties who haye a bona
tide claim against material On the asy. um grounds eupplied io Mr.Lowe. The resi- duel undersiand is to goto Mr. Lowe.”
I can only say thatif the Governmen: lose $1,300 in settling with each of the Other claimants for coste and depreciation ofthe materials, it will take the whole $27,000 agreed for in the new contract to
} get through with this part of the busines,
aud then they will have to reckon with me their blundering and incompetency.
Meantime I repeat every word of my Jet- ter that has caused this extra effort on the part of Mr- Farquhareon and Government tocomplete myruin and further fool tne people of Murray Harbor and Belfast.
Ll dare Mr. F.or avy other member of government, over his Own signature, to contradict asingle statement thatI have made public through the press
Water Lowe,
Charlottetown, Nov. 28th, 1899.
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Politics in Newfoundland.
St. Jonn’s, Nfld. Nov. 28.—A un'que political situation has been created by Mr. Morine’s withdrawal from the colonial ministry. Sir James Wiater, the premier, can reity upon a following of ten’ inthe legislature. Mr. Marine has the same number of supporters. Mr Bond the leader of the Opposition has ten, and Mr. Morris leads six independents, It is practially impossible to bring about a fusion be tween any two of these factione. Early in January the legislature will meet and the Winter ministry is almost certain to be de~ feated,.
Sale of Killarney Lakes,
Lonpoxn, Nev. 28.—Lord Ardilaun (Arthur Edward Guinness) bas purchased the Muckross estate for $300,000. The Muckross esiate includes the Lakes of Killarney. Advices yesterday said the estate had been bought by Baron Ivagh, a nephew of Ardilaun
No Free Traders Left,
Toronto, Nov. 28.—Hon. E. J. Davie, commissioner of crown lards, states it is the settled policy of the Ontario govera~ ment to restrict the cutting of spruce lum- ber on the crown Jands to the needs of the Canadian pulp mills. Permits not granted contain the stipulation that pulp wood is not to be exported.
Bors Wantrp.— Boys are making m )ne selliog Toe Daity Examiner. It is no trouble fora smart boy to make a fair amount of pocket-money each evening. Bovs should be on hand at the office each afternoon at four o'clock: tf
The Montreal Daily Star has its own correspondent with the Canadian contin- gent. It will have aod bas had more war news than any other paper in Canada, and you can get it for a whole year every day for one dollar. Robert L. Cotton, ageat, P O Box 84, Ch town.
For oilcloth squares, ends of oilcloth and general house furnishiogstry Paton & Co's.
All forms of scrofula, sores, boils, pim~ ples and eruptions are quickly and per- maneatly cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
Send one dollar acd fifty ceats to Jo the Ovsier King. and he will send you y box containing 450 choice P. BE. I. oyste Address King Joy, Lock Box 252, Cha ottetown, P.E.1.
Men’s gloves,wool, leather, kid, mocha fur-lined kid, fur lined mocha, Astrican- buck, men’s or boys sizes all marked to sell; come quick before stock broken. Prowse Bros.
There is every prospect of a very cold winter so try the great winter drink Bovril, or the coming breakfast beverage Hygienic and Perfection Cocoa, which will be sold at five cents a cup on the evening of Dec. 7th, at St, Peter’s Bazaar.
A Big Shipment—Geo. Carter & Co have jast received a carload of fancy goods, toys, dolls, games, chinaware, toy picture books, etc,
and have lots more to follow. The little folks wants are going to be looked after by this firm for Xmas gifts. 269 3ins.
The best place to buy Lad- ies’ Capes and Jackets is at Prowse Bros
You may not know it, but the best place in the city to buy Dress Goods, Corsets, Gloves anc Millinery is at Prowse Bros
If you have catarrb,
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“is blouse day” <A few dozen ladies warm waists to be sold to day, 1.20 for S0c, 1.3 for 90c. Not very many left—you must hurry if you want one.
Bachelor and blanket day. Yoa'll buy blankets cheap today. A tew bachelors, jsatteen covers and filled with elder down, the price is cut in two. Only a few left.
Ready made overskirt in navy, blue and black. Yon'll buy a handsome skirt, ‘chea _on Thursday. $3 25 for 2 25, 3 40 for 2 75, 490 for 325, 5 10 for 3 50, 5 40 for 3 7 5 90 for 4 00, 850 for 5 50.
00 pieces of dress goods, 40 oe |wide, good to wear, to be sold at 12c | yd to-day, Your choice of any untrim. =a hat in the store at half price to-day only.
The Biggest Day of the Week.
Handkerchief and FHid Clove Day You’ll get bargains in handkerchiefs and kid
gloves to-day at prices long to be remem- ‘bered,
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Cold, disagreeable weather isa small matter to yoa if you are wrapped up in one of our comfortable Ulsters, Over- coats or Reefers.
We have a splendid Men’s Ulster for $3.50
We have a splendid Boy’s Ulster for $2.50.
We pay special attention to the boys. If there is anyone who should be coms fortably and warmly claditis the boys % who spend most of their time out dcors 9 and are exposed to allkinds of weather: % So if ycu have a boy keep him heal thy ¢ f and happy, by buying his clothing at large twin bar,
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