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‘ relief, bas heen in progress for sometime past |

and heavy guns have just been mounted at the chief land battery, which is situated on a promontory commanding the town and | | harbor. About 6,000 additional trcops are | expected here, and it is said that a similar number of men qil! iv all sent to the Grand Canary. sdnasiiatiiaig The London Times ridicules the pro- position that the British Government | should rush into an alliance with the United States for the settlement of a ques- tion with which she has ro concern, John Wanamaker has cffered to raise a

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I olish, black, aJC >. r the entertainment to be held on the | that he agreed with the policy of reduction ¥ 7 e? « y “FY » + ; Db Y. ? | tr = 2 “6 ; 4 ¥ 66 russ t 95 & am ia - ul ler the a e¢ mot rrot tmarie +; (FOU o4 to as I Ut DOL WILh Lbat from 3 Lo . _ aa & | iar idfellowe always have the right maps 2}. in his opinion it was a wise and ‘ E.ite punetnthg new ,avc 3 n the right place. prudent po icy for the Government to pay 7 8 ‘ on @ | _- —-- to lenders inside the conntry as good avd i Tal "20 Vi l, ww ' s . : a ‘ > s 5 ood and : Nov ) ore eo» Goop Ipea—There jsa* been @ society | acd a little better ~ interest ’ OF | . 7 . y i. ne AY am) b- oe . ' vn . ; ¢ (x bio i 2eoC fo med ip Ne y (ylasg Vs Ne siting > than they paid to outsiders. (Hear, bear) . ~ | } | : oT") Tq y rave ‘ r , 7 . : oY De LD dy “tan ’ oe @) ae nee ves rh iown q nprovement So- | The lowest rate paid to London money 7; I = : { clet r° Which pre mises to,be a good thing, | lenders was 2; per cent., amd some of the a? jJewei 'C hocolate, Uc > | Pheir aim 13 tO plant trees, Improve the | rates on London Joans, with some years to r : Star “tan fer LO0e : park, and market tqnare, and to see to the | run, were much higher. The rate paid to & 6c) 19> ariinic Improvement Of the town,ia general. | people in the country who lent the Govern- Bs Royal Gloss “black 2100 BL Wis iden co ccd eae! 2 ; a ; . : Sree ae ese ee ew would euch | ment money would be at least per cent ‘ ! | + » 9 } ‘ ; ‘ ° ; ae 10 1n Charlottetown 7 less than the lowest rate paid to outsides. ; e | gt aes ee : He did not see how this could be justifie:. 5 A Bouo Forecast.—The Washington He denied Mr. Fielding’s statement correspon Pel Y a}! y m . r F . 5 ° ° : oA " : ut a the Loncon Daily News | that the main object of PAYS: AS ¢ 2cAat liege ‘ , > . | Presid . Mok rea t,1t 18 alleged that | sayings bank to give a place of security re nt Sichintey’s pian 18 to send sup tne ' ‘, ‘ ’ : : ’ P-}is the banking system of Canada 6 The Shoeists. : = LO the recoucentrak er-corted by had already wroy ded ‘that [he I ject of ’ j sith ether Met a, Fs i? = 3 re ce ; © w hips, which would practically seize | egy ings banks was to encourage habits of 490080008 S80095660 6006 eeees | Cur. Spain then would propose arbitra thrift and ecovormny among . , ssal ast / \ re | < ! > > —_— | tion and America would consent, claimiag people whose margin between cor spensati yn for the losses of American Income and pecessary expendl- *} i a ‘ " L. -} «cr a « ae } 2 : > ; Hd citiz ns in Cuba Garis g the last decade. ture was not sufficient to evable them to the nw would be too large for Spain | make permanen 1t investments. The atas GV ¢ \ bs ov 1 be acefuily ¢ to pay ao a uba would be peacefully an- | bility of France and the wonderful pro nexel by America in satisfaction for her gress aod pros; erity of its peasant Ciass claim. ahe Daily New~, commenting edi- | was largely due to their encouragement by 4 ly f } in * ov ‘ ~ ~ ra: ¢ y nsure __ eee, torially upon this “hb foreca-t, says: “It | the Government in habits of economy and i is too good to be true. thrift an4 their icvestments in Government Oa . 9 e ‘ securities. Mr Fielding bad made a mistake against fire f Tenerirvee, Caxary [sLanps, April 18. SOCweEr : ir F aoe "4 . : The Spanieh suthorities have acquired | ' reducing the savings bank rate a + - ; oe ic § 1OT} Is it praent to risk loos- ak : i str ‘ F at t] Salas - single fraction telow what the Government ; ae 4 ! .| Warehouses ¢ } lace j ing your whole life’s ac- | and at the Grand Canary, for the accomo~ paid i - ee 3. ms vaeecdocooe eg ar wre 2 . : : w y the recac } 1e GOV- cum milations tor the Save dation of rthe large reinfore ements of troops er waar : gray, ‘ expected here, and to hold the stores, whic! ernment in 1896-9 “would «save ball @ ° . expe Gag pere, i1Oit f Tes, cn “aye : r 1 ‘ . trillion dollars, but was that to be given ing of a few dollars in | are sien about due to arrive bere. Even | Million doll > : 6 . i? A } ais iain ate tn ton alt Wile talib e the coustry ? 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