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officer.

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‘Q/"¢i'.,l'|'li:;Al1EIJ|8_o9!._ THE GUARDIAN, CHABLQTTETOWN, PRINCE El>wAnn1s1.Ai~:i>, THURSDAY' .loss 7 A woo.

S. KRUGER A PRISONER

‘Hundred British Officers at _Pretoria Have

Been Liberated.

TS’ BRIEF STORY OP THE SURRENDER

Carried off Their Guns-Buller and Botha Arrange a Three Days’ Armistice-200 Boers Surrender- British and U S Flags Blended at Sl. Stephen and

Calas-Boer Sympathisers Pull Down the British Flag at St. Hyacinthe-

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NBKRTS 'rl-ILLS THE STORY. ‘ BULLER AND BOTBA'S ARMISTICE.

umcli,

Juno o___(Spooial_)_Tl,o Wo, i LONDON, June 6,-(Special.)-Bullet and roooivoil olio following from Botha met at Laing’s Nek June 5 at

Buller's request and a. three day's armiit-

the enemy wein beaten back (mated Utrecht" all positions which they hoo lPnx'romA wnnoounn oun 'rnooi»s.`

and Ian Hamilton s Mount- Lord Roberts reports that the occupa-

followed them to within two l tion of -Pretoria passed oft' quietly and our

Pretoria., through which troops met with quite an enthusiastic re-

Delisle then sent ` ¢°P5l°n-

with_a flag of truce into the _ Several British officers, former prison-

§an8ing the sunonder in my _6tS. Wltnvnsnfl me °°l'°m°“i°l°‘_-. 1

L 1 noers cAnn.mn orr rlfn-:in aims. ‘

yt r - » f € U.\`(.`0?1'DITlO2?AL. - - ~ -

No other news is given but the belief is

itil! l>¢f0l`0 lnlfllllgllli l “'33 n“`&l<€n- __ that the Boers got away with all their

twooflioer-‘i Of the S0110! AfI°i0&l1 guns, going over the Delagoa Bay Rail-

who brought me a letter from ‘ way to _join Kruger,

Hll8,l>IODOSln8 an 8~l'InlSf»lC¢ f0!‘ the Roberts will probably take aweek to

Uf S¢¥tllnS fllf? $911113 Of Snl‘I‘@11- ' organize a further advance.

ispiiedrime 1 would gladly meet ‘goo Roms S,_.RRENoER_

theeommanllarit next morning but was I cotllepaled to discuss terms as the sur- iemlnuttlletowii must bc unconditional. J

surrendered.

Isskedilnreplyby daybrea.k,asI had '

Ordezedairtroops to maicli on the town' _ _.nu it was lizllio lo his reply; The Thirteenth Imperial Yeomanry

i Mrifeking reports the British have occu- § pied Malmani and two hundred Boers

THE YEOM ANRY DISASTER.

me limo llo had decided “oo to ` were surrounded suddenly by superior

-i.. ooo lie trusted that too force and compelled to surrender at

and property would be _ Ll“dl°`-7° u L L ` 1 A N

l Methuen made a forced march to rescue

OF TRu_h_ them but arrived to late.

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_ _ i Lord Roberts predicts it will not be long

ltlaiii. to~day, while on the line of*

I till they are released.

I ‘ Two FLAGs JOI\*ED To Ci-:LEBRATE

with a flag of truce, ~eating their _. ` ° _ iosonomlei. the town It was aol ST. Srnrnisn, N.B., June 6-(Speclal.)-

al Pretoria ,lioold bo token ooo_ l General reioicing over the capture _of lo. Hoi. Mo_io5ty»o troops at 2 Pretoria is going' on here and the British

this aliemooo_ ` flag flies besides the Stars and Stripes in

the adjoining U. S. town of Calais, where . the people are rejoicing with the British

Botha and Mrs' Kruger are left be A in the success of our troops. Pretoria.

_ _ _ nririsn AND Bonn rAcrioxs rionr.

British prisoners _have been

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Over one hundred omoers are -A strong anti-British faction here had a

the few I novo ooo" are loolo meeting of sympathy with the Boers on

lTucsaay while the Britishers celebrated

lm i the fall of Pretoria.

The two factions met and in a general

zoaxjune 6-(SpeciaD‘_Capt’ Har- fi ' tthe British Ea was hauled down

gh iz

dangerously in at W)'n"from thc public buildings and several

Capt. C. H. Harrison of St.-Holm a - - - \

’ 'persons were hit with sticss, stones, etc.

F THE HEALTH PROBLEM.

"_ _CT-7 T Aw L Is much simpler than a sometimes sup-

~’r posed. Health dleipends cllieilg' upog per- ' feet digestion an pure oo , an t ie

3" ; ~‘ bl 1' solved very rapidly by Hood's

\‘ . _1‘ ghgsagldlrllla. You may keep well by tak-

ing it promptly for any stomach or blood fdisorder. Its cures of scrofula, salt rheum

catarrh, dyspepsia, rheumatism and other diseases are numbered by the thou

- . _ _ _ _

rettiest _ _ _ _ _

. l The favorite family cathartic is Hoods

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sizes.--Jas. Paton 8. Co. f __

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TCarter’s Seeds Grow-

June ____Ju§t before dark lice was declared The British have eva l

boi tho mo-out are still ao ST. Hrsciivrn, Que.,June 6.-(Special)

lin ' A _ _ .Bicycleskirts for ladies, $4.50 up.

7Z`o<dezv

ifihn hui 950 _ _ s...

_ A large stock of Mounting Bo

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I HERE.

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Received

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PROHIBITION IN MANITDBA.

Premier Macdoriald’s Speech) -on Introducing the

(Winnipeg Free Press, June 2.) adozen bottles. The bill now presented The proposed Manitoba prohibition act to the-House goes to the full extent ‘-of was brieiiy outlined in the legislature yes- our pgtygrg and pmhiblbs the retail nomo terday afternoon. Mr. MaeDonild, on altogetiigr. Inso far as the wholesale

"rising-ec ‘nm-cfiucc ~ciin1»¢i-is the mst rcs- _-5 ,»,,~,,,.,,.~-i|3~,';i,'l'.»

flln8~°f his bill, entitled “'1`l!¢Ll¥1n0l` ACU," ful, as the judgment does not specidcally S9-ld! “1 beleive the 0l>J`€0fl0n taken in ' deal with that question at all. Reading V817 S00<l nature by my H011- friend C0 the the remarks of the judges, however, cn titleof the bill was correct, and rather the mm-se of roaoonlng which led them than be Called “The Li<i\10rA<=b." it ought -to decide as they did with respect to the to benamed, ‘An Act for the Suppression ' 1-¢l,ail'l;l-afflci there ls, in my opinion; little Of the Ll¢1n0l' Tl`nlll_C~'" _Ldoubt that the provincial legislature, al-

An opposition member. “The cold water igilough it no powolvto prevent too

bill- , _ _ :manufacture or sale within the province

Mr. MacDonald. “Its obgect undoubtedlv _far ggnsumpgion beyond our bounds, has

iS (50 l1`|0Ve ill U16 dlI‘&CSl0n. Of pl‘0lllbll3lOD.’ pgwgl- to pygvgnl; they S315 for (ggngun-lp.

Mf- G1`¢°”""f‘Y - "IS that nm' ‘ tion within ourbeunds' and these are the

ts ,_ l _ _ _ ’

Mr. MacDonald. We cannot totally p.o- limits given to the measure now imdor

hibit, as my Hon. friend knows. I ooo.,.ideI.al_ion_

do not intend to go at all into the partie- --Bosldos the points montionodl We have ulars of the bill at present, keeping any had llo oonsiilor the fact that ills necessary lengthened remarks ‘mm it 0011193 “P f°l` iii a province like this that provision Second reading- Only ll' in ‘lne t0 l"h¢ gshould be made for the sale of intoxicat- H°‘lSe tha t I Should “°W indicate the ing liquors for medicinal scientific `

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trend of the measure, and I may do so by ' mmiifootoring poi.oooos_ ‘Vo have Con

Sflylllg that “'59” they read it they will sequently introduced provision for 1icen- coine to the conclusion that the govern- 3 sing Whol esolo and roooll druggiSts_ The

ment- have kept the pledge they made to lllosoearo to be allowed to Soil oompamtivo

t f f h

the electors as par o one o t e planks ly large quail;-liosfor the porpos _ of their platform _which stated they would tlonod; ood when dmgoisoo holgsrolzfa go as far inlthe direction of prohibition as .liooosos they arof allowed to sou d

_ I 1 ull el'

me POW ers °°“f°"'ed “W” l’1`°"”°‘°l leg' medical prescriptions, in smaller quanti- |

islflnnvs W°“ld “"0” ‘hem “° 4°- In tics; aiscwsclitcmruisecrs croic diner- de°l‘ll“gWh”‘t l’°'"”`s We hadwe had W ent denominations for sacramental pur- Cake advantfge of the 9°S"‘eSSi°“ °f the poses. The act as members ‘ill

_ w see

well known Judgment of the Privy°Cou-n_- is 9, long que.: and _-the provision;

cil which, I amsorry to say, is notas full modo .with _ol View of ooi_i.ylng»out oh. or as clear aslam sure niembersof the dmigo Qllioli lflio flamors booed'

_ in view

House would like tlo have seen it. It de- are very many in nombon It is no;

t . .

Sides: l‘°W°"e"’ "S pmnt’ that the necessar orme odeal ‘ ‘ Pmvinclal legisluture can al’_3°1ul'eIY present tyiilrfie. 'I ttliink, ii? Dmblblt the Sam °f“q"°r by retail' that. bill and asking for its first readi all _lS» ln qllalnllities ass---.,tha&°: lg-.‘;u°nf§ ° 7 taint will be required is what Ivhavdigsdld,

` ' if ` l which Rives a fair idea of-the-'gamer-si' '

in a 'spl”ri't,"`l'>Ii`i“d"v7i'itli'ii makfof it as good a measure as canbe pla9§ on the statute book. I am not try- ingtfo avoid responsibility, the govern-

_ menlgassume that:_tliey fully understand I theiégrespoiisibility, because in all senses

this is a government measure in wliiqi they L have to - stand ._ or

When Isay I hope the members

willévxleal with the bill in a

with a billas possible. Iamsnre I

theopposite side, or by hon. ipcviaéi not ine

Vail

so far mths there can heno yielding on the

of detail

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that li V ~ -1 vf

1'°v° °=°°'=

no ’~ fr’;i.’1 tation

or. cmlx soar

__ i l workable. _ _ 'L

itwas

Bill in the Legislature. _

__ Province of Prince Edward Island as fol- I-noongfithe Academy

lcompanies; associations and brewers Q respectively shall annually pay to the _

1 Q-_incipal onice or oi-ganizatoin is _not

___ scope of =the_ bill. _ When it llneosrog _napa

semi mains, rwili den wiciiir _

. lcuiztlnandwilldosofaslingthat sumottwo huiiimd-ind

_ ._ _, .gc

a will be,.._laz~s.each.~... .....-_.

_ ¢l=alt.w_in1_-,b.i.!lie..l%!el!1b°n1_.°f.t1is.,.1-louse _ <7) U1>0n_°vf=_r.x .telsr Ph:

any sugg'estionr__'V;.oon_igl_i_g_.;~

have contended for is recocniz-

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the government; in so far as

are concerned, however

receiv _--

any suggestions which will make

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Mi-_ Maodonold anSwe1.ed:_ the 1 '..1'“-13°-_V _ _ __A o . , ,,__o;;`__,_

present license year ends, June 1, 190l.”» f ` '__ " e ` __j r Hefurthers`tated thatfthe -,billhnd been _ ~ __ ‘ ' _i _ _ '

in the printers’ hands n few days, and that it was the intention of the govern-` ment to have it passed at the present" " session.. He named Thursday next as the

second reading of the bill. _ ' -

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lAne0Ml'h€of The

LOCAL A LEGISLATURE.

Wr:n1~n§nAr, June 6.

House met at 11.30.

Mr. A. Peters presented a Bill for the better advancement of Justice. ~ The Bill

was set down for second reading to-mor ‘ ' e A ' i

row.

Mr. A. A. McLean asked 'nie ccmiiiis- __

lsioner of Public Works whether a Peti-` . tion from'certain electors of Wood "Is- ` ' I ‘e i " f= “""'

lands East, praying for tlieopening 'cf ‘ar new road between Ewen McMillnn’s_ and _

Mrs. Hendemonfs farms (fixidzn l}ray’s _ _ Road to Post was_11ece`i liy the 2 _‘ ‘ Government,'and if so, what action (if

any) is intended tobe taken- in respect i therof. _ I ' Hon. Jas.R.McLean said that it was ‘ I A Riff

the intentimi ofthe' Govémment I to in-A To vcstigaee thematic- miie in the in- __ icmsecfthe public the ma would in _ _ opened. ,

Public wlieoheripibiliion of '¢QfG5i8=~` "2 ' _electors of Cnledoninaiid-Middletonf . .con- lcernins fe ~r°\d. ,to,___extend _umm the, County Line" Road at than pro- lposed extension ` of the ¢Glen William

n°».¢i` _ throng-u~o\icaciiis-wastes

ltonwas received; and what téiiddd _ ‘I i lHonN[r-.1IéLaun_»gj,;¢.thatpetk§lon'ihad- _i»ca.i»ec¢i»-¢<ifimr'lf"reis nemesis is tin-f' l_interest7`of'thé -pulilietlie road- would

f"`opene<l. ~ ' r- .~ _ _ l Mr. Campbell _asked for information on Fo

_ will be

‘questions formerly presented

OBDBWBILDY1 ‘~

I ~ wt.)

;mation in each case would be tabled ssl _U-_ S-

soon as ready. _ ` _On motion of Hon. Mr. Richards the ‘ _ _ _. ._ _ - bill amending the act for the protection are ‘llifnflf £01' of game and fur-bearing animals wasread oncea, ‘ _ . _`

1 a third time and F h _gofilndlooigon .io ofitllolroi I ~ ~` -I On motion _of on. _arqu arson e , . _' '- the bill amending' the Income Tax Act was .,

passed on a straight party vote-I3-12. AW0L!'vn`._LE, _N,oS. June 6.

An Act to impose certain _taxes on cer-r wmmenwmgng exmoises all

tain Companies and Associations 'and vena, orolovor' ._

Brewers. 0 ~ _ ' V - _ _ _

,Be it enacted by the Lieutenant Gover- °V°lllll8 f»l1°ll»_¢ll¢S °f 5

nor and Legislative Assembly ot' the

fl°‘”S‘_ ‘ founhfl closinigj i ,f~”1. Inordertoprdvide for the exlgencies o Todo _ 'claire public scrviccfnme srmii~ b¢‘__~_s»»i_ _ _».-i Y

. are hereby imposed upon the companies, ' bmnfht 5°* associations and brewers hereinafter 317 shzdents

mentioned the taxes hereinafter specifl- elmo,-

_ cally named, wlli htaxes ercii of _such-

Provincial Secretary for.. the use of the Province. ` (l.) Upon all compnniés accepting risks and carrying on the business ofinsurance

_ against iire in the Province whose P, LI,

within the Province the sum of‘ one

hiindred and fifty dollars each..

»_(2) Upon all companies' accepting risks

mcagigc__¢hc henna:

aming this 'e

against fire in the Province whose princi-

. pal oflice or organization ii within the Timo is o moo

sum of seventy-tive dollars each. _ _ . - .

._ (3) Upon all insurance companies and m.md the _ associations of any kind having agencies 3-f_1`&&lD8 Wjnln Wlf/ll l»ll¢ WW” P099”

or accepting risks upont he lives of persons oelebratinirtho vifitbin the Province and transacting the W ` " ` _ ' bpsiness of life or endowment insurance _ e I 53-4 ' - -» -

with honors ' L' `

therein as the sole object of their orgnni - » A

4 ‘ n . _ qv' . _ , , - oifice or organization is not within the A’-5 °ll°°- =_»_, _ }._l"_ ` _-_ _ __ .r

Province the sum of two hundred and _ ' if I "* in ‘ ' ' ‘ twenty-ilve dollars each. _ ‘_ _- . » _(4) Upon all companies doing the busi- “ggi ` L'

nessiof accidentand guaranteed insurance ` ' _ L

'hh' th P ` bl) of Hfby- - '

§‘2u.‘.’2 ...i.. ’°""‘°‘° ° °““‘ _ Jim-_°~-fsniell-1#-.

(5) Uponallcompanies doing the bnsl- ness of maritine insurance within the "n.i'4"7?"' ~ ’* 'l *ml -

Provlince the sum of one hundred dollars pmt'

d (6)'_ Upon all companiesld

hails

pany W e _

of the public within the Province the sum of three hundred and seventy-five dol

(8) Upon all _banks doingbuslpess in this I' I ` C1!

Province whose head oilice is in this Pro-

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Murcrbsc urea the ccmmissicnei-‘ or "'° °1' 'AB DAY- e

Hon. Mr. Mcncsri me that the inicr- ,tm “ml” "°m' _

honors and

'ogrrying on the business of Insurance Annie S- gfléBly»

zntion or as incidentalto other purposes oooiiioolugslogulliooilllp “fl df their organization whose principal ; fHqod's ~- la. ' gin taking IG

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