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lm _ _ _'run GUARDIAN, cHARLorrn'rowN, PRINCE EDWARD isLAI~m, THURSDAY APRII. 12 iooo IH

iso Is Mi2NIIoNIeo PAR oI=i= IIAWAII ISLANDS Int woniirs

f ‘ = ‘ The Hawaiian Islands were discovered twelve miles in diamete thirt

_ r, y two f I f -_

by Capt. James Cook, in the year 1778 and , miles in circumference and has a depth of

were by him named the Sandwich Islands, more than 2,000 feet

S ST. A a name not recognized in the constitution Of the principal Islands Molokai is next S

01' laws of this C0\1Hf'l’Y~ in order. Here in a peninsula containing They are situated in the North Pacific 5,000 or 6,000 acres hemmed in at the base

THE WEATHER

Avril 11 -(Special )-

high north easterly

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Robe,-ls’ Lalgsl ])¢5ll3_lCll _Description ot Uncle Sain’s Paciiic Posscssions by At I .Pans 0§ll¢llS Formally on

J. R. Bourke of Mount Stewart I » P

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tween the proposed Nicaraguan Canal and segregated the1,1C0 leprous persons of these \ Xokohaina and Peking They are distant Islands Other ortions of the Island are

from San Francisco :Z,(B0 lmiles, from devotedtothe cldltivation of sugar, sinalli F

_ Mnniht 4,500 rniies, and are therefore or far-ming and past-ure. ` _ I

B001' S UDCII l:ll'C at git* S_;f_*:tf_1f_1°0;=;\;1_c;_<;_1l;vf;<;l;l?_1 _mo:_i;.; l:lt;i;_fon;tmi;ien;r¢_;e:;_1s1i;rdhh':t;.:§=-A ill

tu) al_5 H °z_\fell1ecI;_ieS¢;iltti;§frc;°atersarefound hnd evijkmountain chaisitls and many beautifgld

AMY PWS g » "£55 ....... .. ..Izif:: i°o.:ot::A.i:f,n.ozz:~ :risen tisnofs' “'-Bm" C°‘““1"*“l’°\*‘i°S-T'\¢ YW* “ll

a Generally several high mountains crown root, and fruit are extensively cultivated

up l _ ' them which are surrounded by lower hills A railroad has been constructed for a dis: nw’

“ml VUUSYS. and these by sandy alluvial tance otilfty miles from Honolulu and1 ____ __ ._ R I _ _ plains at the rim. though in some places. when completed will well nigh compass F . . , _ _ the mountains rise abruptly from the sea the Island. A trip over this line is most

- " _ 3to the height oi eeverni hundred feet *deli ‘htini theviewe of P IH he th ‘f

gm, Colony, April ll ion A I-‘oRni:R RAr'rI.I~:Pii:i.i> __ _ . _ g _ _ ear ar r, e NEW Yong April I2.-(Sv.°°i°1>~l “UBB UID Pol-11195

“Munro of the unhv Tll,B°u._, ln" a Longhm _md mb” .Coral are found on mah! “parts ~of\_roceand ever, in sight often - I cox. in

_ ,A ‘t -The trade winds when hioyr fonto the troeir .the I .‘*’°!’,4“’§f’tl,%f“‘»_"“?1'°A*".*°°"‘-V”-°'¥."-1°' 32"' v“_""`°°‘,*s_ ;.. fl ._

h¢l\i°€B°°’P"°°“` SUI# in P°°ifi°l\ 4* Ehndlhwu “fl in the strike otirnonntnin "_

wnllnemslt the autliont opened hre this morning from thi-sei the'Is`lixids on the eastern side causing p'leasing.“ This Island hostile only"§“gr\oEl'.,"Baro`Iiet,'£1lI. P. has 'ia div- ,F ”"¥" '**"’§"~f

tosend themallto Sf Strong positions. They are in force. mqlllgliléglgsclndilg_bII__ltoi;li_tt_tl_i;s._e;I`v|_:$_ hgniéle sgzup-the gI1Iti_io\;;c_eI;m'l_roroe___f1fom his wife, Melba, the &oHN» Jnlyl _0

nninong “E” "“°"”“ ’° "°"“"‘*‘~‘~ vide they are inneooent, nntornuy, the Honoioin Horhor. ‘ ' bnnauyiasulrgrusnelé.. ir

The Boers have protested strongly to _disintegration is more advanced on the Honolulu, the capital city, is pleasantly ` ING “Dun” ‘N “°N'ma““ ‘_o““"‘° -

inn uuuvi: noun. P0rt_uga_ against _mowing the British ___ _ windward side, and the soil is deeper and situated on the south side of the Island, 1' MoN'1‘m:AL,rAl>ri1._11.-Special.--A sen- 1="PA'$l¢,_§K0N oonn notanrt. _

morefert1.Th tell d' h h lti ` - I

‘“*S°““‘“’“”' “i A... .A ...ooo A ooo As... .t::...":.::. Az; A’°..o.;.°i:;.3°A.°°3.:‘ Infos -an he ee" We by Si- GMA or V-mf »-‘°==- --

vh0S°¢l*" ‘hd S“°h;';°d wid by way of Beira, declaring such action to 1 value, being mere rocks. Beginning with ‘enterprising city, having besides a large Tessiér’ Clérk °f B°n5°°°“" M°'rk°t’°°n°

vedtllome 85’ 8

mi l,el,0Stlle_ but lt is not likely they will Hawaii at longitude155 degrees 40minutes trade and extensive commerce with Asia fessing he t'°°k b°“l’~5°3 fmm SW” keel?" nqlgregtentliusiasm follow this up by reprisals ‘pon Pm_tu_ west and latitude 18 degrees 55 minutes . and America. _ It is acity of schools, ers and divided the money among iivej md may distinguished _,ah north they stretch to the northwest achurches, missions, etc. mem-bers of the Aldermanic Board, dec_ _ __ D distance of more than 300 miles. Kauai, the most northern of these _ im- 1, - g they ordered him so to _wh ~

P'°°°“ _3_(11i H0355; M0_\-1~;_lL;-_ Hawaii is the largest and has an area of portant Islands, is about the size of Oahu.

HORSE ll. cm TOWN B _ _ M d A .1 n__ 4,21o square _miles and presents agreat It is considered to be the oldest ofthe I. c. R. 'PIILEGRAPIIERS PI.1I:Asnn. 1

L) _ The L°EMF`°TEN' _ °n ay’ _p1_" b variety of soil and climate. It has five group. Here the disintegration is the _ _

April ll.-SIRI* Remounts are continually arriving ut m0unm_ins_tWo of which approaeh 14300 greatesm the Boll mom fertile the mlm ~ Mr. Dolphin, Vice President of the Or-.

Horsereatlied Gave TCW” °f\ competent authorities estimate that the feet in height and two of them are more general and copious a.nd’thc foliage' der of Telegraphers has been interviewing

well. SomeWliorses died i wagtage of 1101-seg, monthly by the British volcanoes which in recent _years have more abundant and beautiful. It is called :""Sir Laurier and 3*” the [_ C_ R

_ _ he fre ti t , _

forces in South Africa must be calculated e___i;tio___qul;':_cl'_ o£';h';';u;;;'e_s ?:7t_;_;$ "h;_?;a'lrd°”__IS§:_and__ have the same _talegraphers will get their demands with-

ti h tooo. . . 3° ~ ' ' '

imvnovs icollnlst. at no ess t an D with lava which has been ridged and eral characteristics as those described; Robe” nn” “enemy ag_ RDGARDS IT AS A REBELLION- seamed by subterranean forces and- Among the productions of theSo~Island_a_ F ‘

from the Front_ _ , ` urday Next.

- Oceaiiona line and about midway be- bya'grand precipice 2,000 feet high, are » I ‘ *I f f _

the Govemmenttocntthofii roynityinhnirnnd estdrlhna s||q~d~

flee in Dawson.

THE PARIS EXHIDITIDIB

PARIS, April 11. -(Snead)-H3-e

.tioneior theiormni openingouas Wi Exhibition ,on saturday on Bakshi Thousands ot men are at wllk lk 'buildings ln shape. . _

Ali the iilninten and Aiiiiunshm with Dr. Lcfyd's andthe PIP! Iii

_invited tothemrnmlqunhg.

1 the cultivation of sugar and coffee The bolngstarted. Everybody wants to

m “won the reported “extremely ag'tated” over the Anglo-Port-_` climateraises from the hot plains of ‘sugar stock. Rice _com and has

gi, gg lupus. uguese arrangement in regard to landing tlieoool and tube _ Comes

lBrm'h troops and supplies at Bei", and air of the eastern and the snow-capped is thought by_ , product

Lonmi ,th pr-in gms;

” arc; t'h‘t'h° intended 5 1 situateuiximon the edjsters

iirotestlns minst lt- population of 1,500-“soo of whonn are phtnted; bat'1sEe’@iadnntr§-1f.fin yet in ite-

'uoluum 'Ilia Boer war is evidently regardedat the ‘Anglo-Saxon.It_was in the western part of I infancy and the pmhti have not been.

li IND W0 EB818l1d Bild lurelgn ol-lice here as being ln the nature this Island that Capt.Cook first landed and _thoroughly demostrated. The expense of

°“”” ‘“” "° °f ° ~*>°11f°° and our °“s‘d° the at Z’”€§°..’.fi.Fi?§§i.“‘2I.l"§;.i?.;’f”i.‘1f“';'§.‘2“§.‘lf?.l’.‘§"?f.§o"f; °I.°1fI£‘.'l.it.fif“’?i'i§.i.§“‘.',n.§'“iT.§,

98017 °f Wh” was Pmvlded by the Hague melancholy fate. A flue stone monument years necessary to produce paying cmps

ut 8 supply C0Df81’0l1C€, S0 i11f'¢1'V€I1f»i0l1 0f 3-UI kind marks the place where he was killed._ is not less than $150 por acre. The climate llnlmmt Cm” shams under the Hague convention is regarded ` Maul comes ngtto Hawaii in position is very even and delightful, _the range of

mnammahon’ as impossibm j and size. It is a splendid Island 760 square _temperature at the sea is fifty Ifour

“dsc Fun dmec' ___._._.___. miles. Disintegration is here more ad-_degrees to ninety degrees. People take

. . . vanced than in Hawaii. The soil is rich; no special precaution/against the heat.

N0 AIOUNT of brilliant advertising

American Sugar 111 American Steel and Win 51 American Tobacco 106 Brooklyn Transit 67 I Burlington

Continental Tob.

Federal Steel

Fedeml Steel Prid

Louisville and Nnshvle New York Central 1352 Reek Leinnd 1112 ~ St. Paul 123 Tennessee Coal and Iron 932 Union Pac Pr’fd " ` United States Rubber

April Cotton per 1(1) lbs

'¥

Wt the newest and WANTED-A good smart bo; with ~ E

fair education 'to learn printing. aszard

things shown or Sclitfoore.

will make 8 fraud flnally suwesSful_ Men timber abounds 'in some partsand the Sunstrokes do not occur._ Thunder

#63 111 Y M L A are fools to try it. As for us we merely tell climate is desirable. Maui boasts of storms are rare and hurricanes are

“pn ht 0 l Smme tljllth and SPY Ad&m“°’1’S B9t“m° having tho largest known volcano. It is _unknown. The clear sky, the bright

lg n Y 2 Balsam 'S “plendld for coughs' 23°' an asymmetrical mountain havinga base of ' moon light, the balm atmosphere

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12 ll Dmgglst' thirty miles and a height of more than, together with the beauty and variety ofa

110,000 feet. It ceased long since to be the foliage and flowers gige a peculiar.

active. The crater is eight miles bylcharmtollfe in Hawaii.

OUR WASHINGTON LETTER

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` 35 WAerriNoroi<, April o, iooo.-Interest in I statesvrere not too they with the eoee of 9-42 the Boer War, whioh had decreased to Porto Rieo and with Adnnirni Dewey'e

CHICAGO MARKETS. the vanishing point, has been revived by announced eandicacy for the Presidency,

i the latest news from that part of the it might take Mr. Davis more seriously

CHICAGO, April 11.-(Special.)-The fol- world, from which it appears that another thanit does. At present, however, the_ lowing are the closing rates; _big iight is imminent, and by the resigns- chances are that he will merely Sllweed

e April, wheat, 67. corn, 39, oats, 242;, tion of Webster Da.vi__s,iAssiistant Secre- in inakingafew anti-Mcliinleyvotes this

pork, $12.63. tary-ofthe Interior, with the avowed por- tall, and will not affect the v0li¢y or feel- May,' wheat, U11; corn, $32 09103, 24? pose oflecturing in behalf of the Boers. JiI180f the GOIUTTJ' UOBADY '9~DDl*80iB»ble ex-

ligg fmtwu .h pork, $12.67§. Mr. Davis has just returned froma visit tent. He isanorator of considerable abil-

' “S “'“'°d July wheat, GSA, corn. 401. ww. 24% tothe Trnnsvnni, and proteases to have ity.a“=Pe11l>`uider”, as we call them here,

been greatly moved by what he learned. bI_1li.iS_86nerally 00llSif1Bl'€d P6811! U0 act as

ha If you have catarrh rheumati sm or as to the case of the Boas' He chims shat gzmrziliglr any- cause for which he may

ve turned out as we! . . S’ "sa - an’ ’ he went there with an open mind _ fan re- 1'¢ __ - `

QM” \ gl?epdI;.‘hPl,:ll%\ll§aIIld.g%€ otherspl‘i1a1\l1€doncla.beé turneda strong sympathizer with them “I V_YlB._il\ 8501117 twelve Y°°~1`5

~ “°‘° Pre*-ty on 1 ~ w- is 1 I ond against the British. If the ; -United A _ ”

'ull lmehod These first l -;--'A l’9{d G- _P. Pntriek of New York, who it nr

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we thmk “re the I "_ ff ` A ldeal ot-the people _TheBoer is a mangrisho

~ ` about seven months and learned a t E

of the lines I . ._ _ _ wil1ridetweu'tyl'1liles_toatgtcnd adance, _ ___ .

` ` and then ride another forty miles,to_pti’end ` ` A

religious services. The coun' Boer is ,

_ik We have used our

7*" experience in pick

this city at present ‘I vias there for

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satisfied to raise enough food for his own

snap in his compositionf The Boers are not sociable. They are uneducated, ' dull, almost stupid,and very suspicious. Their courage is that of the man who cannot realize dan r. The cannot reciate

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when they are in danger. Such is their condition in the present war. The leaders are smart »men,and know the danger in which they go. The masses know noth- ing of this danger. They are led blindly and they follow, not knowing what they will encounter, and not counting the cost.’,

consumption. He has no to.. R powess' money. The townBoer is much "7

fdifferent, although he hasa little more ' I

“V Go’s last evening was>a‘gi~and sums: and'

_nel verr-, ` . ‘ attended.. - ,,

SIQUQ very handsomely

<Siarl`nin§ pattern bonnet! and hats are very complete. The lineof sailor hats _is without adoubt as fines

lot as ever was imported into the Hari- time Provinces.

. The wealth ol jackets, costumes, skirts,

waists, sunshades, laces and fabrics is abundant enough to supply`many,,,mpre thousands of people than lottetown, and the styles ati the pick of

London, and the chief Bumpelll

Costume cloths, silks and dress furnishings,millinery materials, laces, rib- bous and dainty wear of “all kinds com- pletes this store’s stock and makes it one of the chief emporiums for the selection of ladies’ wear in the MarltimeProvinces`.

On the whole it was a showing of such excellence and superiority as to please the most exacting buyer. To appreciate it you would have to see it. And to see is to form a correct idea of what is stylish and up to date.

TheHta‘Id of Trade.

From E. G. Siggcrs’ rNcwspapc_r Corrcspondcnccj I... ,......,,,,,....,,,,,.,,.,,,,_,,,.,,_

Division for Canadian Readers.

town Board of Trade was held in Mckoh- ern’s building last night, with President Geo. E. in the chair. There were _present Messrs. G. D. Longworth, W. L. ~’Gotton,Joiin McEscliern, D. Small, W. H. Longworth, A; E. Ings, W. Mathieson, P. H. cnrter, Geo. A. Ania, N. Rntmnr bin'y, Geo. Toombs, H, Haszard, and W. W. Clark, Secretary. The minutes of the last regular meeting and also those of V subsequent council meetings were approved.

Certain correspondence from the Summerside Board of Trade in reference to a more efficient telegraph service was read. In connection therewith it was resolved that the matter be referred to the Council and that a memorial be for- warded to Sir Louis Davies for present- ation to Parliament, and that the matter upon our federal representatives

ci~¢'amoftartar._

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._ __ _,_ laces, and Bowers, ,. _t`strIkingappeu"auce._- '¥_h6‘, _ ,.{;@1iIwr.r iv 0 ulwsethw

_ fThe’ following were balloted for, and'

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at areas of t lf ts d h l I - Y I

eoaerrndAIrwnI north Loreoos,_Aprii ii.-The onioinie of the S“°°°s°“'° ”°“"~~ _Them “’°' “°“’°"°"- ““8*f`.iS HDS? _At present §“1°,’f°f‘."i e Q, ' 1 All A aeelnrodelooua' A--Inatq

forei oilice here ridicule the statement gn mpwa ores an mlm Iactintyh this industry' omlphnhmbis

mbems hur 8" goodinnd enitnhie fornrnriifnrrni r ‘ii ' he' ' I d

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pounds within reouplo This thy, hrths

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illustrates tho‘wo\Ils|-tulgnillil larityinthssepmviuossot Hifi teas.

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