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=~ Senate Read Year. This is Trus Liberty,— 5 OTT Ho y; when 3 Dien: Born Men having to Advise the Public may s>eak free —Kurip: IDES, Single Copies Two Cents VOL 36. ie reo P. E. ISLAND, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1900 NO. 216

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SOUTH AFRICAN WAR.

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ROYAL VISIT. |

hanored Botha bilan enti | Proposed that Duke of York Shall |

| of Peace.

[SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER. |

Lonpon, Nov. 15—Commandant /General Botha. according to 4

despatch to the Daily Mail from Pretoria, has sent Lord Roberts 2 statement with terms on which ke will surrender,

KRUGER’S PROGRESS. [SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER. ]

PortSaip, Nov. 15—Ex-President Kruger arrived here today.

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f| THE GRAND TRUNK.

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Genera! Manager.

: | [SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER. |

Nov. 15.—A formal announcement of General Superin-| tendent McGuigan, of the Grand

Trunk, to succeed General Man: iver |@

| Hays is likely to be made tod: Ly.

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| A POLITICAL CHANGE.

[SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER. |

Nov. 15.—In the Assembly of Victoria,

| MELBOURNE, Legislative

j today, a resolution expressing want

'of confidence in the Governmen a

A Priest Killed.

[SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER. | Father John C. Peary, of St. John’s Catho- lic Church, Concord, N. H.. was struck and instantly killed yester- |day bya broadway cable car, in ‘front of the Astor Pha,

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Herr Potts Dismissed.

(SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER.)

London, Nov. 15.—The Portu- gese Government has cabled de- |priving Herr Potts, the Transvaal Consul at Lorenzo Marques of his exquator.

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Troops in South Africa.

[SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER. |

LONDON, Nov, 15.—The Dail News |says: ‘‘We understand that Lord Roberts has intimated that it is im-

@ | possible to withdraw more troops |

'trom South Africa.

A FULL HOUSE.

THE full house at the matinee yesterday, an@ the little ones were delighted

and were nota bit backward in show-

‘ing their appreciation. The S; ai)

Ww ich man, Mrs. McCarty at the ball, | the troublesome fly, the colonels conquest, the chimney sw eep 'the miller, spooks in the kitchen. | opening a keg of cider,

‘fooling the cook, and the other!

Viele Canada.

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(SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER. )

OTTawa, Nov. 15.— -Major Pay-

/ment will propose, at the next meet-

|

| Visit the capital.

| from

H. Lovitt,

provincial election

lowing

wonderful Bio graph drewa_) in which it is offered.

and | militia department to-day.

| lI offer it to

ing of the City Council, that the Duke and Duchess of Y ork, who are going to Australia next year, be

| invited to go by w ay of Canada and

OTTAWA, Nov. 15.—A recount will be held here Monday. 0

THE WAR IN CHINA.

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Russians Disperse 2.000 Chinese.

(SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER. )

TIEN Tsin, Noy. 15-—At Usi Tsang the Russians fought 2.000 C hinese | troops, dispersing them and killing five hundred. The Russians suffer- ed no casualities,

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Returns From Gaspe. |

[SPECIAF TO THE EXAMINER. |

GASPE, Que. Noy. 15.—Reports the election in this county show Lemieux (Liberal) leading With | several places to hear from.

| population of over 100,000. | Aigun was 20,000. know the number of those who per- | ‘ished by shot, Not a village is left. | death was around us. ‘ruins of Aigun on the right,

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Obituary.

[SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER. |

YARMOUTH, N. one wealthiest citizens, years.

S., Nov. 15.—Geo. of Yarmouth’s is dead, aged 74

2 —————— Quebec Elections.

[SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER, | Nov. 15.—The date of

was decided yes- terday: nominations Nov. 30, poll- ing Dec. 7.

MONTREAL,

‘ Caav Ill. Ser

[SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER. ]

St. Prrespure, Nov. 15.— The Czar is ill and shows symptoms of typhoid fever

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A Gentleman Apologizes.

LONDON, Nov. ta. —Lord Rosslyn, in view of Lord Roberts’ denial, has written to the Prince of Wales re- gretting that he was misinformed and tendering an apology in the fol- language :—

‘‘T owe to the regiment whose ,}hono. my publication of a ground- less report has cailed in question, |

the deepest and fullest reparation. you, sir, as colonel in| chief. I offer it to every officer, non-commissioned officer and man, | and I sincerely trust this unqualified apology will be accepted in the spirit

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Colonel Otter’s Report.

Ortawa, Nov. 13-—Several South | African reports were received at the Colonel | Otter reports that he has been able

little Willie | to locate the graves of all the Can1- |

‘dian ofticers and men killed or died |

> i ‘humorous views were greeted by the} in South Africa except those of Pri- |

little ones with roars of laughter. | There will be another (on Saturday at4 o'clock,

a number of will be shown. , night drew a very enthusiastic a | ence and all were wnanimous

‘praising these wonderful iibusten|

new Views

matinee | Private Barr.

vate Mullins, Private Duhamel and} He quotes compli-

when/ mentary allusions to the Canadians | of Gen. The exhibition last | thinks isa full justification of his

Smith-Dorien, which he ‘administration of the regiment At ithe date of writing, Oct. 6th, the) parade state was 218, and the total

‘the like of which has never been| number of the first contingent in

‘seen on the Island. |wrecking train in the world, the} | Atlantic City fire brigade, the great | horse race, a busy street in London, | | Eng., Conway Castle (taken in front |

| of an engine), Phoenix Park, Dublin, |

| amusing exhibition will be to regret lit. E xhibition tonight as usual.

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The fastest | South Africa was 378.

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THE GLERGY LIKE IT.

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| powers of descriptions.

| by their long hair. ' literally covered with corpses. In the curves of the stream were dark

fs.

} Safeotiards the food }

Russia’s Terrible Revenge. Lonpon, Nov, 13.—The Globe this |

} ' } |

_afternoon publishes a letter from a/

Belgian gentleman, w ho has been!

via the Trans-! Siberian railroad. He describ ES, | under date of September 6, what | he | saw in the Amur river. His account | surpasses in horror those previous- | ly published. | ‘The scenes I have witnessed | the three days since the| steamer left Blagovetchensk.’ ’ he} Savs, ‘‘are_ horrible beyond the} It is the) closing tableaux of a fearful human | tragedy. Two thousand were de- liberately drowned at Morro, two! thousand at Rabe and eight th: rUs- | -and around Blagov etchensk. a total

of 12,000 corpses encumbering the|

river, among which were thousands | of women and children. Nav igation | was all but impossible. Last week | a boat had to plow her way through | a mass of corpses lashed together The banks were

masses Of human flesh and bones'|

| surging and swaying in the steamer’s

wake and wash. The captain vainly

ordered full speedahead. The sight | and smell will be ever withfus. From

Blagovetchensk to Aigun, 45 kilom-| etres, numerous villages studded the bank, with a thriving industrious That of No one will ev er)

sword and stream. The silence of | The smoki ng | with broken down, crumbling walls, and. shattered, roofless houses. ’’ ni Sipe

Remarkable Operation.

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Nov. 14.—A patient in

ToRON TO,

'the General Hospital had a most

remarkable operation performed o1

him the other day. He was suffer-

ing from spreading gangrene. Not a vestige of his legs. remains and the bones in the hips were removed the spinal cords being closely ap-| proached. The greatest difficulty | lay in serious injury to the nervous | system. The man will probably re- cover, and it is proposed to rig nin | with an apparatus which will giv

him the power of locomotion. t is said the operation has only oo performed once before, ina Londen hospital.

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