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THE GUARDIANCHARLOTTETOWN, P E 1. NOVEMEBEK 2 1899

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To the Bazaar in aid of the New Cathedral will find at

F. J. HORN SBY’S

Book and Stationery Store

A great variety of useful and ornamental Articles, cheaper than cheap. Dolls, Games, Toys, in great variety. Books from the best authors. Pictures framed and unframed, Cut Glass Butter Coolers, Water Bottles and Decanters, Japan- ese Vases, Tea Pots, 5 o’clock

, Tea and Chocolate Sets and a

lot of goods too numerous to mention.

F. J. HORNSBY.

`P.S.-Japanese Paper N ap- kiiis in stock.

Standard life I I

Assiiggnc Bo.

Edinburgh, Scotland.

Assets.-forty two million

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approved plans of in-

pation and travel, and from, war restrictions,

to anyrepresentation we make

with reg-ard to 'cur work. With a stan' of int-ease work- ' mae and the, but tools that mosey perclsiss, we are enabled to represent our work as strictly int-c1ase_in every

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THURSDAY, BOVEMBER ... 1899.

THE ALASKAN BOUNDA RY.

Other more stirring and critical

events have so engrossed 'the Cana- dian public that comparatively little attention has been given to the latest phase of the Alaskan boundary ques- tion as developed by Sir Louis Davies' recent conference with the Imperial authorities. \Ve learn that the Minis- ter of Marine before leaving England had succeeded in quite disabusiug/the minds of imperial statesmen of any credence they may have given to charges of unfairness on Canada’s part. A section of the press of t-he ,United States had put forward from ’day to day the statement that the _Dominion had made grasping and .unreasonable proposals that could not ibe entertained, and these statements had to some extent induenced public opinion in England. l Canada’s position as set forth by Sir Louis Davies in his address at the banquet given him before leaving England was summarised as follows:

(1) An unconditional arbitration ol

the whole Alaskan boundary dispute; l (2) Arbitration on terms similar to the Venezuelan arbitration ; or 1 (3) Arbitration on the understanding :that the Americans keep Dyes and `Skagwsy.il they will give te Canada Pyramid harbor and adjacent territery, 'thus giving usa harbor trout on the 'Lynn Canal.

In the meantime a temporary

boundary has been agreed upon at each of the three passes leading from the Lynn Canal into the interior. This agreementis made without pre- jiidice to the just claims of either party, and serves to give- time for furthes- negotiation without needless friction or trouble between the two icountries. It is most earnestly to bchoped that one or other of the proposals above cited may be accepted by the Washington Government.

, We greatly regret to announce the 'death of Sharif Gaffney, of Prince

Fusiliers and the Royal Dublin Fusi- liers in the war despatches. Six companies of the Royal Irish, as our despatchea tell, were made prisoners in Monday’s disastrous battle. The names of the captured and wounded

not the Royal Irish that Lieutenants C. A., Hensley, S. L. Patterson and I G. N. Corey, all of Kingston Royal Military College, are serving. Licu-" tenant Hensley isa Charlottonian.

Both the British regiments captured

long and distinguished records. The

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by way of the Mediterranean and

orders, and will be conveyed by H.M. S. Crescent' In any case the Cana- ldiaus will not probably reach Durban

and their reserve of ride amunition. They had only left to them the cart- rigdee in their belts. When these were shot away and they were sur- rounded by many times their new decimated numbers there was no al

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louse and Peninsular are great names "lg 0" °°f°“- .

embroidered on their colors. Their 3;” J-_ T°°5d?l° l'°W1'"°d_ by the A 8 ‘ N last engagement before the Natal mi; "am th” m°'f"“g'

campaign was Tel-ElKebir. by nge Zgf°;)&?flh;Z€§;:;5in;.Pa55°DE0f

Mr W E H <1' left for Lech

Charlottetown Herald -_ qridge, Alberta, ygstblrlilrii morning

casualties to our troops shall occur Georgetown was in the city y°8,,°,.d,,y_ . _

until a concentration of forces can be

It is to be hoped no further serious Mr J H Ba yn y D Master at

' Mr. E. H_. Haviland went West yester-

edected, when we confidently hope they dayuiorning on a shooting excursion. Beers will be driven back and com- Rev. A. McLean Sinclair was registered tpletely defeated. The whole Empire *U U50 Q\1°°f\ H°f°1 Ham” ¥°°l'@fd°Y

is interested in this war, as it has*

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Louise Wsyman

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course from the Gulf of St. Lawrence Tha' NcN°m° Em" ‘sed 56 0 to the Ca e and thence to Durba a ° -

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,distance of about 8.500 miles which H933” WANTED ___ Wumd fo W°°ld °°°°PY °b°“° 39 diys- 001' purchase eu Friday the 3rd. 12 good

despatches of this morning state that work liorses,ege four ta twelve; weight the Sardinian sailed with sealed 1200 to 1400 lbs. W. S. McKie. 2~1i

ci-iicico MARKETS,

until about December lst. If the CHEAG0, Nav, 1__(SP9¢ia1)_.'1‘h¢'i _ V _ ____ Mediterranean route is taken they _following are the closing rates: ° The. 8.l_)0V6 J8.Cl{6tS BIB dll Il1&l'k6d 111 Phu! 'll _ 'd l . _- - . V wi be some 3-; anger on the ny ssiqfvtoiililleiies. ' Wm’ 301’ °ft° will be sold for cash only. 5

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White made a mistake to go out P°fk~ 8~°0~

,against the Beers on Monday last in- MU' '"‘°°t'73‘li °°m' 32;; mt"

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For Catarrh, Hay etc, etc. `

selling e large lot this season

Never wear out-always at

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Price $1 00. Sold by

Central Drug Store.

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days of Marlborough and fought at -iuniforlin courage and steadiness ofthe y

Ramillies, was at Quebec in 17 59, at men, which sustains the beg; tmdi.

Corunna with Sir John Moore, and tions of the British army.

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_Frederick Leslie Renoul! ‘to Mary Pi i

V Some day’s since we printed ades- i . ° ,-- i---- A l D * may patch stating that the Sardinian, with _ I V the Canadian Contingent would go °

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sive until reinforcements reached him. -_ L _ - » _ ` _ ` ~ That was the first and great mistake. JA- l “www I. ' 2 '_ 3 0 P f

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