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BLISIIEII l89l. THE GUARDIAN, oHAP.Lor:rETowN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND wEDN_EsDA\_Y_'_' _1n_A_irfs`ff_i'8_ti»’_9.

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iericans have been ordered to cease hos. H - ___ pu-gg N-gpugd Egg"-,_ A ) i »

tilities, and the fear is that troubles ” _ _ 1 ljiu Ct}la‘i‘nbei°e.. -'°'°"“'°

. _ ll ' s the atives -ontrol the ~ ' _ ‘- » Y§'_°f 7 7°* T4 9' I

a Hint That He May Ill... 12132.27” ` “ " Experiences on Board the Prof. Robertson -Calls a g;g§_E;;»-;_;#_;;_;_f§gf

The belief is that the home govern- . ` f 'mn 3, w_ E_B,mjev

Bc ments do not understand the situation. t E t - _ ‘-AA, Mugmmn & W_,3_A3¢°,a}-¢`t15,"A

a Cm* . defendant. ~ 1 _ f

- The application sf _James"D.' _Hynd-1 _ ' _ ima for admission _ as an -A-.ttorne‘y_; ol.

' _""'_"" the lupremei-JCourt was-#received

ihe order mauled. 1 -' ‘ _ _ _

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EY MR. oicK1EsoN, IN TEE SUPREME cooRi t'.°f.;*:.?‘.r:t;';:°.a=_’;»:"*.';‘:.r.’ R

*au appeal _tram Aa

_ THE CUBAN ARMY.

Brooks and Gomez Cenfemtrlbuting

DELEGAIES _ gg-_gm-~~

_ ` HAVANA May 2 -(Special)- Gen-

_--- _erala Brooks and Gomez held a confer-

ence figuringout who are to share in

Their Congress, Not the 83,000,000 voted fcr the Cuban

army. The Cuban force is roughly

Agn]-na-ldnn Have Power estimated at 32.000

I0 MRKC P6266.

_ N0 SEAT N0 PAY.

Cliicago's Mayor Looking After Rl|ht ol

May 2.- (Special)-Gen~ r PfS°“g"s`

Minister of War, has CmCAG0_ May 2__(Sp9c;,1)_Tha

5193" t°. G°n°"‘1 "°7]er a'°°“5` Mayor will sign an ordinance that no- ` hun of conspiracies, and of excit - L

` body paysfare in pnolic convenances

passions of civilians “without unless he is given a Seat_ _

his own hide.” ~

olavieja c°ncludes. But I

to shoot generals if need THE FAIR AND BRAVE'

If they were °°mm°“ s°Mie"'” General Wheeler sets Weller’s Advice at De-

IANILA May 2.- (Special) -Two m“°¢°

fum Gfngnl Pans' a_re aS` WASHINGTON. May 2 -(Sp scial)-

a stay ol hostilities with a view to _

l It is understood that General .Wheeler

and any the Filipino _Congress and Mrs. George W. Childs will soon and not Aguinaldo. can order it.

be married.

SPEGIALTIES 1

and Ganln Vegetable Seeds

our 1899 Catalogue for new

SWEET PEA. SEEDS.

Booksellers. all Prlllers. ' A

Se i _ 5 _ R THE WEATHER.

1 g _f L ” WAsmN_eroN. llay_.2.-_'(Special)--

Pauly cloudy cooler. iprobable'eh.qvg_e_;;§;

Timm lin Is I slmg one. --*_*-° _

Slltll BY llllllillllllll. . _ R

BEST THAT GRIIW 1 HOTEL ARRIVALS

" W M . v. .

r S ‘H QUEEEEEEL.

BEST' T||\Ti .|\0w.l A

ay 2nd -ll H Hopgood Kensing- ton; Gordon McKay, Bradalbaiie; J. M. Clark, S’Side; A. l~L.Haywocd, Mill River; John McEacliern, Cherry Valley; Miss G. D. Scxton,New York City; M. C. Leishmau, Montreal;E. J. Anderson.Yarmouth; Wm. Sterns, Morell.

REVERE HOTEL. ‘

_lMa'y 2. D. McEachern, Hermitage; l Jis._R. Eiiioii. Enron Main; Eu. _ McLeod, Summerside; Henry.Wood

Pownal; ArthurWood Do;J.F. Mc: Leod Orwell; A. McSwain, Halifax

§|||y;|||. _ N. S. Wm. Meagher, Lowell Mass;

_ - - ` J. Stanley' Wedlock, Stanley; W.

BUTTER

Boyle, Montreal. 3. iio1‘EL DAv|Es. | c. McKer<=ner.M<mn¢ai ;o. c. Gmc,

St. Stephens; W. A. Brennan, 'Sum-

” inerside; H. A. Richardson and wife,

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offer for sale this week 75 _“WY 1 Jamei R°dge°' Mf’”tr°”'1° S _ Choice Dm _ made Butter at a Rowland, St. Stephens, Ernest um _

-Y - mer, Montreal; C. S. Cole, do; T. W.

° _' , St. John N. B. J. Yeo, _ Port;

Low Flgu re llllvlr ?oS1arnuel Prowse, Murray Harbor

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P. S. Anderson, Portland Me' A. A.

For cash' Lefurgey, Summerside; G.A.Fl'eeze,St.

We wantto clear this lat out at John; J. D. Scott, Montreal; C. A.

so now is your chance fo get a Bemhner ' Quebec' Of GOOD BUTTER CHEAP. -__¢'i--

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" me KEELEY cuRE.

R & F F A Those wishing to be cured of the cravi_ngss_

q for Alcohol Morphine Tobacco, and Qlgar

- ettes roto Portland. Maine. Keeley Instntute

References: R.. C. Gorv, L ' C. Woirrnv, Wm

_‘ 'éorwnnw PE ARonrB.;LD, -AvI§E(i§ANnEéz

_ N . . 0BER'rs0N, `IMoN . BABE

GROCERS- & .ff 1. Jonsson. mis. ii. J. oampbeu. ’

Plw Boots

lolelololo f--.ee < __

Good ones, tha.t’s the .kind you want, we have them, we

make them right here at home, we see every bit ofstock in

them, mpaiawnd personally the” making, of them, thatle why we can 'price 1.35.06 E55 ImP°l'°°di°”°° if yon 'm¢~th&,, 'nw _ ‘forf the price 90c`:

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Electrical Engineer _ in 1866. _

THE GUARDIAN is indebted to Mr.

William --Dickiesoa, Manager of the Full'Electric Co. for _ the following in- teresting account of the laying ofthe Atlantic Cable of 1866. Mr. Dickieson held the position of electrical engineer on hoard the big ship that was used to lay the cable. _ 1

When the Great Eastern left Sheerness

a little village at the mouth of Thames. the shore end of the cable had not been laid. She went to Beerhaven and there remained until it was put down. The whole of the directors of the At- lantic Cable with their friends were presennamong whom were the Marquis of Hastings, Capt.Hamilton, Dudley, R. A., Sir Richard Cromwell, Fleetwood, Varley. J. C. Parkinson, Barber Elliott and Glass, Sir William Thompson, now Lord Kelvin. Sir Samuel Canning, C. E. Gooch, Col. De Baths. Mr. Geo. W. Elliott, Capt. Bolton of

own part

music of the

synopsis of the play as July 1866: ~ ’ _n,

it to the

s'rEAMsHii> “GREAT-EAsrEaN,~f July. 'es

‘ BEING A -

CABi.Eis1'ic and EASTERN Ex'rnAvAcANzA

By N. A. Woons and J. C. PA1iKiNsoN. ~

Showing the inexplicable and vitrihed ad-_

ventures of a CURNET, (h) A MILTON oyster. e. BAEBEL, and other queernsh being an une VAizLnYs’d tale ot a. Tank, after the manner ot 'l‘HoiuPsoN’s SEASONAELE' aid to DANis:r.’s protlts on ELi.1or and BARCLAYS ENTIRE.

' BY-PERMISSION-01"* AMPHITRITE AND~‘ER--

SoN JAMES l ' A

CAN - Inolishmen do more ¥¥l’¥!’!!¥?‘?`

cuss-a young man from the-oountry~_~by Mn DUDEEY -

NEPTUNE-an old man of the sea

DE RA'rIm _

co0c%;-ulcnit ‘Daniel Lambert‘, but -Mn. G.

Lnror

A GREAT EAs'rEnN '

rIEI.n- of the cloth ot Gold»-C.-mranv BoI,'l'0N curronn-Masta - of the H li back-Loan

f HAs'riNes r mm

zlunnosedto be in love with Susan. ~

A siu uoNs'rEn - a A - B- SEA - one»-Mn. RF.

BABCLAY _

lsr muurAiD»-Poor though Virtuousé Hr. PoonE '

2ND MERMAID-a vaunting female-- MR

VAUGHAN. _

SEvEizAr. 'I‘ai'roNs--Right-uns. a d light-uns

- though tritofiuns

unavoidably absent.

MANAGER-CAi='rAiN BoL'.roN

LEADER - or - THE - 0xci1Es'rRA - - - DR. Wann

The Captain’= 'gig and the (gun) carriages may be ordered at any hour precisely.

The frontispiece was designed by

Mr. Dudley R. A. '

Mr. Dickieson mailed a copy of the

play to his father as a souvenir. On the back is the Post Office stamp of Bantry Bay,a postal town in Beehaven on the west coast of Ireland, bearing the date of July 8, 1866 and was ad- dressed to Mr. Thomas Dickieson. 18 Wharf Road, City Road, London, Eng- land. Mr. Dickieson was 14 dave as- Sieti"-f§‘. Z1L` Laying the Atlantic Cable, sta‘ft;_tg :.1--»_ 'vs-ilentia, an island on the

“ ‘ _ and and landin at

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the laying of the cable but remained i _

gm

Who Held the- Position of

London; or Gordon &Co.

YLER s MRS I” CABLE 1=AriENiNo ii

Germans and Rebels Jabllant Over Tag

` ‘ Tarn-if Events. ’ ‘ ' L 1 ‘ ~ A C°°""‘"°

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D WnLi.iNG'r0N. New Zealand. May 2. I. In

-(Special)-Tlie Germans and rebels o ' _ L _ - _ 1 - ' are jubilant that the British and Ain- t - W” hand M

Break Jail

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_, UTTAWA, May 2 A-(Special) -_-Prof.

mittee advocated the fattening fof fchickeus for the’ English market and

case beingthe. Commercial Union Tvs-

N APANEE, May 2;-(Special) -H01-

night. _ D ` _ `

cmcaeo

A-1, AW!

park,s.s7i. _ -1 ;_ '_ R ‘

the firsttrip' of the S S. Halifax on May 61h as formerly intended, but she will

return-Tuesday, May 16th. The com-

The sailin will then be fro h

10 o’clock local instead of 2 p ni as for-

the Anglo.-_.AIl\§_l'1can employ torf-years: A After re-provisioning the Great Eastern

canal, the’Atlautic cable audthc St.

l . . pierced, the ocean spanned, and tue ` seas joined together. \ _

The Great Eastern was then laid off

ii (reed P0

Bombay, Calcutta, Australia and New ZealaId.- In the end she was rented to Mr. Lewis, `a Jew, 'who used her _.as a holiday- - excursion boat. ,Lewis endeavored to get a licence ti run a baron board of her, but the “Liverpool council would not -grant one and finally the Leviathan Was broken up in the Mersey, Liverpool. . A

The first cable tariff collected by the

Anglo ,American was one' pound sterl-

for t _ ears. paying the capital oft in

‘ . §f,'__. ` _ I dl nd od gn] f. _ . e. Sirce then the tolls hayey m _

sllltlOlblllllllllIIIIUIUICIUIUIUUUIUOOC‘ ‘27-£18 _ "~- =~°‘~i;i‘;:3n Ln-the SW? ._»_- 1-edwed until-mday but one sliil-, R V *um* SEEDSMEN

1-- ~-~-~ < - » ' nowuanuuorowneneo.. 1

in Newfound! =i i; at the expiration oth rg a Word ‘S ch”g"_i° I ’ "` `

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‘ -""""" ._ _ 'llaet Januaryagslnat. the

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Maritime _Cases Taken up-*lm* "" ‘gf

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errno!

ary. and matt

fb

Couuty"Co\rt on fQuee'n?sf

duice lea

Court

favor of

I, and

Napanee Bank Robbers » 5;

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Robertson before the agriculture, '

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declared it was apmlltable venture. Z ._ __ _ _ _ __ _ _

` Seine shipmentsilastyears sold at as ¢_sp’.'F_"__ _ _ *_ J

_profit of 70 centsva' pair. _ 5 it _ ;M$;h€:1‘:tté::mld_enceR&d§;&lg;si;th9 ` The Supreme Court today trek U upl on Tuesday May_2ud__by the” Rev. ,fl the Maritime Province cases, the first

it Mayer-son Miller. lawn. _ i -

,den and1’are, the _famous bank rob-. A ,' lbers. broke jail and _escaped during the " ` R0b01°|=1’». infant

wheat,7oi ; corn.34& ; oats,23}; _.

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_ _Sep-i. wheat, 72;; corn25§;oats,'22_, .At _y;ri,,g1¢¢` R',`,@d_ "perk, 9~1~’>- - R gain Mcoaiiumfian

_ - __ ghters and live _sons to 1.Strait.t”.;..?i:1:.i.‘-i..‘;:‘s..::°:;:;‘;»f » he »»<»

'sail from Boston ` on lier first 'trip to A A HOST °°mF”°”d9'm9W°fk-`°fi_ Charlottetown. May '13th. arriving in 1:13 ciffled °“ by the T9- 9f_"”3 this port on May 15th and sailing on ‘W9 refer YU the Fl°W°1`§M\591°n

- _ ' ° ' _ " ' ' k ben

pany have decided to run two sreamers PY _Wlmh the Pam °f mln? 8 SW __ during the tourist seasonto this pert. _.19 llghlmed u“`°“S`l* 31° W99k1Y-' Vim’

` "gs ' m>Car- ‘l _$0 _Yf__ ° 5.7]

.Vlottetown every Tuesday and Friday at 910111- Th° °°°°°1"5 4° 91° Y'

i mary? ' R __ ` A E _ th-e increaseof the ` ' Mr. J .D. Seaman presided ingthe pre-‘

| _ . los readings, ohorueeafand tio proceeded to mid-ocean and nickod up _'° ' _ _ - _A _ _.une lost cable of the year 1864 ;theu _she'|°°u_°“t dnl” W” dum' “"3 returned to`Newfoundlaud and success-' md °““d7 “'°", 1‘“`3°17 _ P°°°dt°n`l§ fuly laodedtthe second-cable, this __ ac- durmg tl” °v,°Pmg¥ " In-mt P‘;°m;°n_ lf ‘cemptishins__~=ne'oiin@ three greate»ij_°f i*‘° °“‘°"*‘§h“?” ‘“`° ° T achievements of theoentury-the Suez "8'_mm1°t°d °“ °”' °“°°°”' ' _ I

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tinga Word, Which was collected.

adjouned morning

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2nd, a son

M. Campbell. _James _ Lorne _ Ross, _to Bertha ooppner. neu. of ':onafr_1qtfs-»

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lished in connection with their society,

of bon uets nerousl furnished

C A Hall last night had for its object

sehoeof “an apprectativeeaudienoey A Plwinz pwgramme. 'e»n=i==_fvs~" M

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