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EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JUNE 8, 1898

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To Boston

COMMENCING MAYZISth.

The favorite 8S. S. “HALTI- FAX” will leave Charlotte- town for Rosten

Every Tuesday, at 1 p. m. ealling at Hawkesbury ard H ali fir a

RETURNING leave Boston every Saturday at noon.

Passengers leaveing Ch’*own Wednesday morning via Pic-

tou. ean make close connec- tion at Halifax with S. S. «“FTALIFAX.” Sailing Wednesday evening at ll p. m. Tickets for sale at stations P. E. I. Railway.

For further rates and aJl informa- tion apply to W. W. Clarke, Agent, Charlottetown, or to

H. L. CHIPMAN,

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Halifax N. SBS.

Quebec Steamship Co’y, Ltd “STR. CAMPANA.”

Sailing Saili: g from Montreal from Charlottetown at 2 p.m about 6 p. m.

Monday 6th June Monday 20th June Monday 4th July

Monday 18th July

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Calling at Summerside, Mal Bay and Father Pvyint. summer trip for tourists. Passenger accommodation uneurpassed, Freight carried at competition rates. Eggs baad- led with great care.

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THE PRESENT WAR.

Sir,—1 notice by reports through the Associated Pres (no: the most depend- able source) that tne British people and press are in sympatby with the United States in the present war with Spain. Now Sir, if such i: the case, there igin m) " inion only two solutionsto the above

entioned mystery. The first, a lament- avie ignorance of the true facts of the case; the second, which would be much mor ieplorable, that they have Jost their idea, or sense, of British fair play, for which they are accreated the world over. When the United States remonstrated with Spain against the state of affeira in Cubs Spuio grauled an armistice, a d then offer ed Cubaa goveroment, or constitution,

aon as obtains in cur Dominion, fifty per ent Cky the way) better than that existing

oath of the line. But no; sbe must with- dene from Cuba altoge ther, leav.ng tue Island = free and independent.

[* that the way, 1 ask, thatthe seceding States were treated by the then government of this greas republic? I trow not, not- withstauding tne clause in their consititu- ton that any state, or States, migut with- draw from the federaion ac auy time. Macy will tal] you today,thattbeircivilwar was to free the slaves, in which cave there would be a kind of consistency in their present attitude, But such was not the ca-e, for an act to that effect was not pass-

ed ui til the fourth year of the struggle. We have reason to believe that the

a'rocities we read of being perpetrated is Cuba were much exagerated aud the wanton destruction of property was wovl~ ly the work or insurgents. Had Spain de- maoded six or seven mili on dollars of the

United Statee for the assistance given the rebels in Cuba, in men, arms and ¢u- courag m Dn, interne Onal law would iav borne her ou. In sO duwy. Lise, on what grounds, did "the United Sta es claim indemnity from

Great Britain in the Alabama case, whic) claim was allowed to the amount of over ten im ition dollars by the arbitrators. I is Open to question, and doubied by many, whether tne Cubans would bave taken up arms at all were it pot for the prompting of the United States citizens

Now, Sir, in the face of these fact> above mentionet, I ask, by what mg t or under what law dves e United States cally on wf

agaist Spain, fur certainty the latier we nut the aggressor. They wish it to apy ent that the declaration of war waa for tre Cubans. Not so,for Cuba would be vesr ec the truth. The Neweastle Chronicle is rather nearthe mark in saying *hatit i oot humanitariavi-m in beroics but hy- pocr sy in bysterics, And further “Ts a+saila weary man were shum.,” but to strike one who is down sick and :oo week to raise,is bartarois,—aggra‘ated when sufferer is non-ottensive. It is said iu Connaught that itis not fair for one t fall upon twent*, butin this case twenty have fallen upon one and that witcout cause. Re Greek va. Turkey the case was re- versed. The people leaped the bounds of reason and raa away with their Govern But in the present instauce the coverning and governed appear alike which sues to show that which the experience of ses bas taught that a “government by Ue peop'e for the people and of the people” s renerally unstable and always taug' t wh da meek The United States has dra wn the swor, (thrown away the seabboré ard the nationa! hocor with it. In one serse, it resemble » mob, in that they will listen to any _— v every biog with the excepticn of reas r justice. There is bo great diffi:uliy in Tac nga res?mblasee between the Ann ee of 95 and "96 and the Sjancit . He: erritories are invad d, her towns are bonvbarded, ber sons slain, and her ships ac¢@ carzoes seized at sea, There is this ditlerence the Armenians was clubbed or shot while peacefully employed or whit: ruoving for his life; while the Spaniard is -hotor shelled while standing in of his country against overwhelming odds. ‘Lruly does tie socialists’ organ of Ber pronounce it, onthe United States #? urjust a war @ ever was voud a doub, lanzuaze of posteritv. Tie United States i aul her dark blot to wc PAE e of Cent tary, who u eluOLs hrs venerable form in surrow and who will | rtiv depart, grieving tothink that be been so little better than some of favorel predecessors, and that, t 0, afier wii the -eunspines so far Alar! whata gloom is thr our late bri ghte ning prospects of r a higher civilization.

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From Yesterday's 5 o'clock Edition,

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Admiral Cervera Affected

BY THE HEROIC CONDUCT OF THE AMERICANS.

Lieut. Hobson and Party Swam

Ashore and Were Captured.

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With the fleet off Santiago de Cubs June 4,7 p,m., via Kingston, Ja., Jane 6, (jelayed in trensmission).—AI|l the mem-

bers ofthe Merrimac expedition are safe

two are slightly wounded, but Lieut Hob-

soa escaped without a scratch. 1ews was bron

his good eht out to Rear

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\dmiral Sampson by Admiral Cervera’:

chief of staff, under a flag of truce.

* Admiral Cervera,” said Captain Bas ** js ,so touched by the

men that he felt it only

cemento vy Uviedo, bravery of your righ, you should know that they are alive They are prisoners of war and are being well treated.”

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were pot asceriained.

two wounded One has the otber in the

names of the men

a slight wound on the cheek and Lip.

After blowing np the Merrimac Lieu

tenant Hobson and bis party swam ashore

and were captucd.,

FOUR MILES

rROM MANILA,

Movements of insurgents

SPANISH REGIMENT MUTINIES AND SHOOTS ITS OFFICERS.

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A Thousand Prisoners Brought to Cavite by Insurgents.

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Hoxe K xc. Jeve 7.~—The British guo- boat Saifi, atoch has fast arrived fron Manila, reporis that the insurgents hav

cut the railways outside the town and ai vanced to within four miles of the city.

A Spanish regiment has mutined au s‘iot its officers,

fightiog between the insurgents and th: Spanish troeps is fr quent, and the forme: broaght a thousand prisoners to Cavite. The Americans, it is reported at Manila

assist the ineurgents with boats and ma

chine guns,

Tie Swift reports a romor. that insurgents have ounber of priests.

The Baiisl hb reside: Swift din Manila but th;

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Havana, June 7.—At eight o’clock yess |

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