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This is True Liberty,

Aenean

THE DAILY EXAMINER .

when Free Born Men having to advise the Public, may speak free.”—Evnxipivzs,

VOL 3d

aman SENAte Read. ' taaian gy “allway System ALL ‘READY. Sd wil 100 tay Gren ~ TO ATTACK ~, WS Trains ~ Shafter May Strike i 7" ward. Rea d a a aa any Moment i ee tows ..-/ § SOIL &S : 842. Hunter River 7 5810 84 4 913 7 23 9 5 -s (7 9 34. .K 6 58) 0 17 y 10 (0 Ay C1 xo li THE SPANISH FORCES ARE | | sl a STRONGLY ENTRENCHED. ‘ = A : ; wt) wt cocooe| 2 a 7 21 | , 7 1H, .07 300 6 26; Four Thousand Cubans Wil] help the eo ie : z lf} .5 1? | 10, . . Tignish +++» 1 05) 5 00} Americans. as =) 7 371 2 33 | (SpeciaL to Tue Examiner.] 5 7 Wer}, vart {'*| 7 16) 2 20 1 - Divi” (ua 710 200] Wasiixet x, June 30.—The Op'nion i 6 212 5] | prevails bere that within a day or two ~ Let # ‘ . y (veneral Sbafier » nh ve begun the attack n Santiago prope Mt. Stewart . 710 2 10 The important event of yesterday was : HM 6 41 1 31 | the General’s announcement that be would ; t so : take the city in 48 hours, but at consider- a Se, He aleo stated he would attack without Fmet 7 0 reinftorcemente, Nuwmericsl ly opposite S i 8,a very different estimate of tiie Spa* \ , ae! ———_—_—_———. | nish force being fourteen thousand men, thoroughly entrenched, as against eighteen , 7) | thousan 1 under Shafter’s jcommand aided | on .,, ty four thousand Cubans, M Rae WwihD O05 Sc egg nym menace --——— WRECK ON THE GRAND TRUNK |! r..{11 2 Kang yw to) aan an » 2 OO ’ . . : Mt 19) «M) [SreciaL ro Tue Examiver.] » Restaen Minmdos L Ti m wt Monrreat, Jane 30. A Grand Trunk D POT TING a | train has been wrecked near Vaudreuil, fan. ( m6 wr 5 blocking the track. There is no one HARP, Superintendént. injared, but incoming and outgoing trains arlott , are all delayed. | _—— ee + Don't take , CAMARA PASSING SUEZ CANAL

[Spectra to Tue Examiner.)

Mapraip, June 30—The Minister of War says that Admiral Camara bas begun the passage of the Suez Canal.

ances When you nye a ¢ WATCH.

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| Fr™ Hatirax.—The City of Ghent ee. 2 alee anh bt will be due at six o’vlock this evening. 4K 4 lt ce ne ee miewy, A wach ie too im: £ |) F@VODE@BOHDW OH WIN IODWOBW rent @ pur ~? » be made 3 ewer ore and eiiberation lu- F "43 The Probabilities } Stantee A great manv or) e + par : based type £ i rh from “ W Vv ot yon ? .

insti iia le

™ Watches are carefully selected ‘iri before offering them fer

You cannot afford t buy

hows A+ WAL ¢

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for July Ast

Would like to te known,

The probabilites are we serve the best and most acceptab le glass of Soda Water in the city.

When the probs say very come in and prove our Giass of our re-

sy *ee oY our stock .

aPrices Low

|W. WELLNER

JEWELER. |

Bitter Tubs

warm

assertion wich a

freshing Soda. (Satistied customers, our cus

tomers. )

A.W. REDDIN, Phm 3B

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4” ; ith ND ’ ’ wT ; ; : ; Mudie ae G3 CENTRAL DRUGSTORE ° ui : tA, . ’ i Td ia | . bed, ~ Sunnyside. ce f , y 7 . Bros | Bom SISO OOF CLV ris t Wks i rt- a. TTF a

Made Clothing:

Right Styles ——Right Prices

Tints at os a i ‘

- 24 $1.00! Children’s Suits at $1.00 “aly at 1 50 ‘6 ee 1.50

’ TMits ‘ ; ‘ ¢ 9

»p _ i ' } ‘ 00 Adis 9 :

. oe ‘ s hi} ar a Suits a4 — 00 Boys cdd Pants at IoC 9) ‘ v ‘ oc sé “e 5 » mal at 600 90¢ | nia at jieyele suits selling at 5,50 to bait (00> Bieyele suits selliag at 9,0

x 5.00 | 6,19

CHARI OTTETOW N

R bony

Depar! ment

t af the Bro klyn la reg

aod Canada:

SO]? £2 669 0302093 O24°2092]4°86

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REPORTED LOSS OF THE BROOKLYN

With Commodore Schley on Board,

THE REPORT NOT BELIEVED AT WASHINGTON.

The Spaniards Drinking Champagne

For Joy.

[Sprc1aL to Tug Examiner

Kixastoxn Jamacca, June 30.—The

| Spanish consul here has received a cabli-

gram -from Santiago de Cuba asserting tbat the United States Cruiser Brooklyn has beea etruck by a Spanish shell which sank the killed Commodore Schley ani upwards of twenty four sea~

meno,

vessel aid

The Spaniards allover the city are drinking champagne and rejoicing.

it is also reported to the Spanish consul from Santiago that an extevsive mine his

half the American army when it enters the cily.

Wasninetcx, June 30.— At the Navy

here the news

been laid which will blow up

of the sinking arded as & j »ke,

THE INTERNATIONAL

CONFERENCE, | Old firm of Clift, Weol & Co, bas been j

ee

Canadian and UV. §. Differences.

To Adjust

{Seecraa to Tue Examiver 1

Ix npon, June 30.—In pursuance of the agreement signed at Washington providing for # joint Commission to adjust Canadian- American differencer, been

the following have sppointed by the Queea as

Conimissionere on the part of Great Britain

high

Baron Herseball, Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Sir Richard Cartwright, Sir Louis Davies and Mr. John Chariton, M P.

MR. ~ QUINN ILL.

[SpeoraL to Tue Examiner ]

Moyrreat; Jane 30.—M. J. F. Quinn,

M. P., who was to speak atthe A. O.H. gathering at C naricttetown, is seriousiyv ii

and unable to keep his engagement.

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E. H. ARCHIBALD DEAD.

[Seeeta, ro Tak Exam

Hatirax, June 30.—E. H. Archibald,

: founder of Glace Bay mines, dropped dead

last night.

Wed.

Prices Lowest Yet Infants’, Children’s and Misses’ Chocolate Boots Intants 50 cents

Childs’ 90 cents

Misses $1.25

Ladies’ $1.65 at

GOFF BROS

Furness Line of Steamers. |

Halifax to Great Britain

S. S. St. John City leaves Halifax

or London 30th June. This steamer has beex fitted up dth Cold Storage. Shippers of perish- able produce shou!d apply earl

W. W. CLARKE, Agent

exception all

and the jury founded. lately undergone a thorough and everything was in good

the waste binns which needed cleaning. The inmates al) with the careand attention they received from the management; inmates should be transte tal fer the Insane. | Insane was found to be efficiently manage,

the food was considered good. The jury

| McDona!d and the Matron.

‘ wav on the cases under his charge.

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ISLAND, THURSDAY, JUNE 30,

‘SUPREME “Cou RT.

Tuvurspar, June 30.

The Queen vs Aifred Callaghan. Io- dictment for stealing. (Carver case.) The Grand Jury bring in a true bill

The Graod Jury, previous to their dis- charge, submitted a report regarding their visits to the Jail, Poor House and the Hospital for the Irsane. Tbsy found 20 prisoners in the jail, and with one were there through the effects of inteyieating liquors. Three prisoners in one of the lower wards com- plained regarding ventilation aud vermin, found the complaints wel! The Poor House they found had

renovation, order except seemed satisfied but several of the rred to the Ho: pi- The Hospital for tue

+}

Every room was scrupulunsly clean, ana

were pleased with the book-keeping« f Mr. MePbail, and the tact and care of Mr. The records show 185 inmates—96 wales and eat females. The superin eodent reported 1°8 patients a few days ago—ibe bighest num- ber that bas ever been in the institution. The jury was disappointed at dot finding any revord from the Asylum physician ot the visits paid by bim to the institution, or any item bearing ia any They ) also commeut on the crowded state of the institution, pointing out that ia a room 20 x l4there are ten single beds; and urge the immediate introduction of fire escapes.

Charles Lawson vs. William N. Riggs, action on promissory note. Rattenbury and Palmer for plaint'ff; McLean Q. C., for defendant.

Asseiexep.—The St. John’s, Nfld., News says: We are sorry to Jearn that the}

forced to assign. The assignees are Messrs M.T. Knight andJ.A. Clift. For over 100 years the above firm has been identi.

tied with thecommission business of St.

John’s, and bas always been noted for ts | henesty and straightforwarduess. The

firm will be missed.

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hewththtigie Py.cssant Ovrisxc.—When making your arrange meats for to-morrow do not forget the Tea and Bazaar at Afton Hall, West River, You can haye ag enj syable sail op the WeeeRa&er, Weide an aftervoun in a beautiful part of the country. The Alameda leaves Prince street wharf at 1 o'clock, p.m. Be sure and aitend. A, good time is guaranteed,

TOURISTS .- Prince Edward Isiand Iliustrated is 2 beauti- fully illustrated book on P.' E Island For sale at the bookstores or at this office —

S0G SHIP NEWS.

Port of Charlottetown. ENTERED | June 29.— Merry Ma’ McKa~, Summer- side; Advance Terrid, Paspebiac; Susan |‘ Kiog Pollard, Northport; Frederick Wil

liam Harris, Richbuew; Jagg 7a Pictou; Stuart Brow, Caraquet; Nereid Sharp, North Sydoey. | es }

CLEARED iB

June 29.—Wwm Dunbar, Leiba, Pug-

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We carry the largest stock of WALL PAPER, in P. E. Island.

We do the largest WALL PA-~

PER busivessin P. E, I.

carry large variety

of patterns = in WALL

PAPERS that we can please

a! most every body.

We are Agents for the best WALL PAPER makers in Canada and the United States.

We mark our WALL PAPERS at reasonable prices, and can supply every grade from the lowest to the highest.

Call and See Geo. Carter & Co.

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Your best insurance policy for

these day—isa good “rain shedd - “ing” umbrella,

We've the one you want at

in easy pric: to pay. Let a few items whole department.

stand for the

ikor ‘Gentlemen SAVVY . , Good

Ladies’ Umbrellas

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3 medium

on \ ‘handles, ee 75¢, 80c, wood

‘. 1 4 handles.

UZ De eae W\\ eplendid CLO ZA oe, 65c " ; value in 85, Nicely made, well large paragon frame, finished umbrella, good} wel] made umbrellas cover, plain handle 98c|for men; variety of

Gloria cover, psragon frame, steel rod fini- shed with vlain wood handle $1.15

Finer cover, paragon frame, steel handle

handles $1.15 Fine range of well made large. umbrellas, paragon frame, steel rod variety of handles $1.45 Similar line, a little

_ $1.45, 1.65} better cover, with Pure silk umbrelia, | handsome silver tipped plain black wood band~-} crook handle $1.55

le $205; Better goods, $2.10,

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or $12? If there is any d fficuity in getting one to fit you, one to special

upward. made clo'hes, but we forbear.

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Finer silk ambrellas, 2 59, 2.75, 3 50, 47 75, $2.50, 3.00, 3 95! ete, TS NF Moore & McLeod. UR ror me PROM Meron

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Purchase a suit of clothes for $5.00—But what ia it 7

worth, and if von are eatirfied, who should disagree with you ?

3nt would it not be more eatisfactory to buy one of our make

measure by

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