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iiiiisiitii iasi. if p . . 1 r|ietmtrm._

ence to the armoured question. He did

&“w,9,g\\w&\ , no: ihink it possible that the _armour

years were more than they aii'_icipa.ed, manufacturing firms couid d~liver,in

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1 PRUGRAM

the course if the present financial. The firms were working' night and day, and what was very satisfactory was. that all three firms were increasing their works. and hoped within a meas- urable time ioincreasa their output. 'There was a fcurth firm which would

provide for four cruisers, to be com

commence an equal number. The sup plementary programme also includes twelve torpedo destroyers.

His NEW PROPQSALS.

uve-¢»'J:I5~l i _ ‘ now be able ta complete with them and

i bring in a certain amount of armour.

Lasts Igng-_ ' ' ' , ' | Hon members and _ the public should

i S x In- ' know that it was not- Cnty a-question of

I3th¢f5 fr¢¢IY_ I supply ot p`ates and ar.nour, bu: those

3 pure Soap i iliies must be put to a certain test.

_[QW in pri¢¢- riri-: amrork PiroirLEiir.

’ It was his duty to say a few words as

highest in quality.

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MR. GOSGHEN’S SPEECH

Announcing a Battleship Construction Plan Which

Startled All Europe-

“Levlathans of the Deep” to Be Added Forthwith to

the British Navy.

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In proposing the naval vote in the

Imperial house of commons on July 22, Mr. Goschen. who was received with cheers. said that before he submitted ihe supplementary programme, which the house no doubt expected, he wished to say a few words with regard to the previous programme. The Admiralty had made good progress with the ord n- ary programme of the year, though he was bound to say that the effects of the labor diliiculties still hampered them to a certain extent. Three cruisers had been delivered-the Diadem. the Europa and the Niche. They were all later than expected, but not, as revarded the

to ihe reason which had induced the board of admiralty to propise those two

the cruisers which had been built by othercouutries. Our position in this country was not precisely the same as that of other countrits as regarded crui- sers. We had to protect our-trade routes and our food supply. (Hear,

mighty cruisers. Thev had to consider;

hear.) We had to s ation a number of-

icate to the committee and he thou ht i

His proposal was to make four bat-

tleships..four cruisersf and twelve torpedo destroyers. The torpedo destroyers ordered by Russia he believed were to be sent to eistt-rn waters- The type of the cruisers was not yet settled, and the question was an* extremely difficult one. He believed that most of the crusiers under the new Russian programme were protected and not armed. He must appeal to the commitse to allow the board of admiralty a free hand as regarded these four cruisers at present. The later

would_be in the competition wi h other countries. (Heir, hear.) He could not give any accurate idea of the

expenditure. only a general idea of the

seeond and third class cruisers, of which liabiliies which Would be incurred in we had :i consideratla number. should the 5UPP1em9Uf’1 PYUSFBUJUIG- H119: not be exposed to some specially con- \°0k the Shifts, U10 armtlil-IGH! andthe gtpucted cruiggl-5 Qf m0|e Powgr fl-0m__`t3.11`lD1UI1ill0l1, the fIOI&l liability \V2.S which (hay wguld [H013 ggcapg, and 3b0\1l. £8.000,000. H6 Ullléii X10! mini- whici, might make 3 mid amongst tb,-im mise the liabilities on the original pro- in distant waters. Therefore. they 272011116. Whitlb 8lJ10l1nted I0 about ought to havea limited number of ships £7.000.000~ '1`l19l’9f0I6» the IWO P10- which would be able to watch armoured gfammed l0g6lher fOr Shipbuilding cruisers of '21 knots of other powers Whifih WSS Pl'0POS8d 10 be Spread Over and be equal to a speed of 23 knots. a00l'l8il1 111131561' Cf y681‘S. 8Ul0\1I1l1Bd» The Crescent cl-iss was sufficiently I0 £15.000.000- ` powerful in armor and protection to Sli' WH8l'00U1‘i5= HOW many years? deal effectively with any foreign crui- M1' G0-when Siid that Would depend sera which they might succeed in bring- “P011 the WIIDS Of the contracts- All ing into retion. The essential thing U19 Shi!" WSIB 10 bf# 00l!1lD0D0¢d 88 was that we should be able to deal S0011 BS POSSiDl6-

promply with the fast armoured vessels directly they came out, a.nd_for that pur

pose ships superior in armament and _ protection and which had at the same §°"‘1°m°“ 81" “S 9' 8°”°1'a1 id” °f I time unmistak abeadvantsges in apeed, '5

were absolutely necessary. In the

original programme for the year there t _

was one change he must commu. DODS Cf me Bhl.pS Would take more than

IMPROVED BATTLESHIP3 .

, v

bir W Harcourt--Can the right hon.

he limit ? _ Mr Goschen said it would be not more p han four years. He should think that y

hree and a half years ti build He

n , g _ - they woulu app!-ovg of_ It was [nat Uullllled I0 Salle lhal lhe foul' new batT1B° one of the cruisers was to be built at 39195 Wmlld 110'- D9 Of U19 F°l'mid8bl6

Polish B01; 5 centg . ° d i»Pembioke ins°ead of the whole four °1a55» but “’°“1d “V0 father 111026

7 ` mst two' later than their gist ates' bein# built by con°r.ict as originally in- 59999- father 1955 dfauiht °f Wafer-

late Dressing 2501 The Ni°b.° was only six weeks behind' tendzd. 3 would be more calculated 'to pass

a het winch he recommmded to ‘he through the Suez Canal without' li hten

181 b0X Calf DI‘eSSlI]g hommembe,-Swho hadapagsion fm- pen- snirucitnrso ar Pisiitirirorii-1. in _vcheers Shah" less gu ed'

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, 1 class, which were improved Majestics

.

E and in the original programme for this

E year three more Formidable were to

E be laid do rn. That made twelve first-

; class ironclids building, which added to E' the tu ent -nine com letetl cave a total

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of forty-one tirst~class baiileships built

5 and provided for. That was the posi- ii » ' = . '

on of the orig.n'tl programme, inde- pcndently [of the ret-.ent action which hai been taken li_v a certain great powrr_

FIRST-CL.-ISS lZ.\TTLESlIIl’5.

If they hid iii that forty-one, six

which were not equal to the others there was a larger number of older and infcrici' .ships in the list of any other two powers containing firstxflass iron-

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precious time, to meet trains, to keep appointments, to be always on time, one must

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T8 and Pt].t8l1l3 C3.lf“ 250 the Majestic class had been completed* hitherto. They would also build with wfgexigewhlichirheoy evlxgdivebelnsenf. tEdo,e r¢ 258 and were now _in commission. This great rapidity. The ship would not co_st (Laugh,e,._) They wouhybe muy

U completed an important stage of con- more at Pembroke than if it were built equal ,O meeting mem there_ (Renewed

HCII “ 100 struction. There were nine vessels of by contract. This programme was con- 1au,,hte1__) He” should have thought

the class, and they commanded great sidecd sufficient with the knowledge ma§’hon_g#em1eman Wald have rind admiration. This group was followed the board had at the -time, the esti._ between the 1iues_ (Cheers_) It was by another fine class of ships-namely, mates for the year were submitted. It very unlikelt, ,hit any large sum the Royal Sovereign class, composed of was based on what might be called the would tau on fha resent nmmcml ear'

_ _ P Y eight yessels. Besides th1`s. these _vvprre two power system-the principle (that except with régaxd to the torpedo de_ ` , ' ‘ s ‘ ' .

I _ix ships of he Admiral class, giving a we must be .uperior in power and e lual Su,0‘_e1,S_ He had conferred ,mth the

total of twenty-nine of the first class. in numbers to the fleets of any two coun- chaaceuor of the exchequer and he

` ' v" Then there were building six cf the tries. History had shown once and agreed math wouid be beuer 'to mu.o_

_ g .

Canopus class, three of the Formid-ible over again that two allies with the duce a supplementarv estimate now

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theydivulgei their plans the better it 1

same number of ships were never con- sidered equal to one fleet of a single power. It was a system followed from the first. The admiralty had acted upon it, and now in consequence of the :ic- tion taken by another power that same system compelled them to take further

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action by a supplementary program. (Cheers ) Nota single ship nor a sin- gle man had been added to the navy in consequence of any outside pressure from whatever quarter. (Hear. hear.) The board cf ndmiralty had followed their own system, and he would strong- ly hope that that might continue to be the policy of suct e tsive boards, :ind thabthey would be sustained by the authority of the house of commons.

intended to increase their naval power

` more. He did not assume -he was not

thought her position in the world re- quired. But deeply as he regretted we should be forced into that position, we must take parallel action ourselves,with what other powers did. (Hear, hear.)

what we required, the rapidity with

down ships as others laid them down, would enable us to keop pace with, if

The resources of this country, both in shipbuilding and engineering, with our power cf manufacturing for ourselves

which we could build ships, if we laid 1

which would be no guide to the com- mittee of the money required to be spent. He hoped that the committee would approve of that proceeding. He could not conceal the iinuiense respon- sibility which was imposed on the board of :idmiralty of having to sub- mit to the house a program of th’s mag- nitude, involving sucli enormous sums of money. In proposing it they had done no more than, but as much as, they believed to be their duty under the circumstances. (Cheers)

After :i stiortdiscussicn the vote was

carried.

A CLERGYMAN MARRIED.

clads. Our numbers cf tirst-ciass~l HALLEL TI X i .

battleships were equal to those of any _PA ~ AC ° T two powers taking those built and IH 9131102’ U16 Ellppllrnentary pro- °fY°f""gLa‘fY°f New B"““9“"|°k

building. He was Dprepared tomnin- grauitne hc regfetled Ulaf l_¥ 5l10\11d bfi _ “ °oD’T°CKt B' B' Aug' 10"’ (SP9°" can that time ferii-en.. ships could mS111\Sf°rl\1r1@10,h11V€i0 1HtfCd\1CB_U1_@ ml)-Rev John Dystant, Methodist not be matt-ned in power, speed and Dam? Uf alll' fofelgn P0W@1'5 bllt SUM it pastor Kingsc-lear, was married' today

emciency by me items of any Oth" two was impossible to conceal the fact that to Mis, Edith L' Huulmer of Jacksom 0“ ers Let them reuil me oyiqinai it was thc action of Russia and the pro- ’

grogramuie of this year. Hs incliided Efffmme on which Slim had emefefi- ville' ‘ three battleships, four armoured cruis- _Which “ as the Causef Our Strengthen'

ers,four cruisers and four sloops. Three ‘UZ 091' diet and tilklllg Parallel _action battleships were to be lFormidtibles. Wim hem- (H9313 hear-) Let it 09 dis' - The House wou`d remember that car- tinctly undersmcd that what the board ---

tain controversies took p‘acein refer- 0_f 9-d1Pi1`a1f§`P1`f>P°Sfd Was U0* aggfes- The Law Will be Vigorously En-

__ sive 1n~the slightest sense. (t{ear,» fgrged.

hear.) Let Europe note that. They MONCTON Auuuet 10__(SpeCia1)_

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Use in ace because they believe it to. be absolutely Second and third offence cases are being

essential to maintain the`principle that lBk911a.'Iall1-Si [SOON Act 0ff€I1d€TS and

OT Cfeam OT Taftaf they had laid d0Wl1- H0 W0\lld Say the law will be vigorously enforded.

` and S0dao entitled to assume-that the action of " "_ ` i i Russia had possessions bordering upon

other powers, who werejncreasing

" their navies very rapidly, and Russia

had a perfect right to look to her own

' interests, and to build a fleet as she

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not outstrip, our neighbors. What then' was the position P We knew of six

_ Russian battleships to be laid down this

ioitetewti, P.E. 1- MBHBS The T00d |lQ|’\T£|` year. including one already commmenc-

ed. We had now verified where those

couNsEiLoii.i1.LAw and more healthful. sh shi S were bein, bum 0, mcse

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mil he tock two into account in his origin a

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2?? :|i‘;r:?g|::1t'1:|;|worse than s toad? thg vim rim through the bandage onto the noor.

sor.vx:s'r md Crrrrouiu Soar. The nails haldene

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laiis in Manila.

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A Troop Ship On Fire-The Captain’s And Crew’s Un daunted I-lerolsm -- Big éuban Vlctorles Reported Protocol for Peace Wil

Be Signed at Once.

thers killed and wounded

The third Manila expedition had a ter-

raging and disease fs rampant.

CHICAGO MARKETS.

Crricaco. August 10 -_ [Special]--

The following are the closing rates:

Aug. wheat, 69 ;corn, 322 ; oats, 203 ;

pork, 9.10.

Sept wheat,65§; corn,32§ ;oats, 20§;

pork 9.17.

Dec. wheat, 645; corn, 83k; oats.- ;

pork, 9.22.

May wheat, 66%; corn, 355; cats,23§.

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THE WEAT HER.

Wasrirxorox, August 10 - (Sliecial)

-Rain, variable winds.

Help is wanted when the nerves be-

come weak and appetite fails, Hood’s Sarsaparilla gives help bv making the blood rich and pure.

Tourists. - Prince -Edward Island

Illustrated book on PE Island. For sale at the bookstoresor at this olllce 50c tf

HUT WEATHER All.

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HASZARD & ll_00RE’S

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ree men and tw

lynched at Clarendon by s mob. were N 'H char with th

was four. Accordingly, he must k ' - ', ’ the house to sanction four more battalse- ships beyond his original progrimme. _ """"_ (Cheers.) The new Russian programme l ""1 ‘nd 'w°m.” l

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menced this year, and we proposed »to L LI'l'rLit ROCK. August 10- (Sp

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sarw sad. ii

_;_____ _of John T. Orr at thsjnstsnce

wife who took poison in jail.

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Rothesay school for girls the

have gone' to the White Mountain

.-MERCANTILE MAN WEB!

His grids u1’onoher In Roth

School. -

Kiisosroiv, August 10-[Speci

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James F. Robertson of the li

' ---- Manchester Robertson & Alliso

John, was married here today to Jose hineA Hoo er, late teach

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superintended the shipment of

cargoes of provisions, some cf

Was¢rNGroN..Aug. 10.-(Special)- W9" °°iz°df1`°°‘ Huihxi

The protocol far peace on the President‘s original terms have been agreed -upon_ and will be signed at. once. `_

New Yoizir, Ang. 10. -(The Cuban Press Opinions ofthe Anglvl

J unta. reports big victories in the wes- T'°“'"°° tern provinces cf Cuba where Gomez 'Lomwn' Aug' 1°" (sP°°nl)°

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with 3000 men forced the trocha, both "sh ‘nd Eumpun “Pe” ‘u

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sides suffering heavy losses. The Chine" m°°u°°' Gnmm

Cubans are suffering for foci _ lieve England as before will bank Coiiiiroa Porto Rico, Aug. 10.-Gen- b°f°r° 3'“”\°" diPx°m'°y"hu° eral Wilson took the town with a loss ,P°P°“ `°°n'ifl" th’ “Img” of seven wounded. Spaniardshad a gen- and an English 9"” ‘"8" th eral killed. There were also many 3°v°mm°m b° nm'

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haw Yonx, Ann' 10 -(Special)-

in the coal bunkers of the Morgan City I |':?;=at:'°?;.tp°t. :y

ut the Eoaptain and crew kept theltice tc tho.. ind' news secret from the troops and hers- thamvpn ¢|,d,rth.¢,’. V

ically fonght,:the flames landing thelm|gh`t be m‘°¢ gg troops safely-, _ ,_ _ _ direct. They new [Ivo M.iNrr,a, Aug. 10.-(Spiecialj 'l"""‘fT`é`6"lh_i'lf* UIOTI’ DOGKI

fighting continues here insurgents abélilf 10 P0 HRIIIIOU forcing contests lest peace be con- T07 °°"9¢t|°|'\ thf°u¢_

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eluded before Manila fills -meny houses c°urt3'°"B°°' .'°.‘

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rible experience. There was a'big fire 89°' .r°‘ h‘r.bz "I - " _ = ' me it - t » ' and

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GARRANZA IN MONTREI

Pierre.

Susplolons of Hts Mission t

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Lieut Carranza returned today

I registered at the Windsor

returned to say farewell to h’s f

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