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THE TRANSVAAL — ‘Troops Ordered to South
Africa
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ORANGE FREE STATE VOTING POR AMENDMENT
And Passing Resolutions Asking
Germany to Interfere.
[Sprecta, to THe Examiner. ]
Lonpon, Jane 24.—The Shropshire regi. ment bas been ordéred to hold itself in readiness for immediate embarkation for Cape Town.
The Britieh cruiser Doris, with Rear Admiral Sir Robert Hastings Harris, com- mander to chief of the Cape of Good Hope and West African Squadron, left Simon’e Bay yesterday for the west coast.
BLosMFronTeIN, Grange Free State, June } 24.—The Volkraad of the Orange Free!
artillery tevts and other military supplies. A resolution was adopted directing the Goveroment te adopt the Mauper rifle as the national) weapon. A proposal to vote £22,500 for amuni-
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potato tugs and other vermin aod Maranteed to improve your pois'o crop. Alimited quauticy will be distributed
Ptttason to prove the above as*ertion.
wT Perfection Shakers
w50 sents are jaet ihe thing.
Permers should eee these goods or culara to
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Photographs | that Give Fleasure
are those made by G. H. Cook, Queea Street.
Having the advantage of the best light in Charlottetown, §) and being provided with all fac 9) ilities for up-tosdate work, it §) follows that ny Photographs 9) give entire satisfaction.
They are acknowledged to reach “the highest piteh of excel- lence.” Cal] acd examine and arrange a sitting.
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J. T. Peardon,
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Keeps in stock in his store|
> 5 j und warehouse, Lower Queen Street, Charlotteiown,
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in the line of Groceries, etc,
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that is generally kept in stocl |
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schoelhouse to be repaired according to a specification to
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tion and £39,950 tor other war material was adepted,
Trade with Cape Town and Johannes- | burz is at a comparative standstill.
Tbe Germans, who are in sympathy with the Transvaal, are holding meetings at which they have adopted resolutions requesting Germany to intercede on behalf of Pretoria.
Railway Collision at Penobsoquis.
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{Special ro THE ExaMINER.]
Sr. Jony,Jase 14.—Tbe Intercolonial day express from Halifax and the freight train from St Jobn, coliided at Penotso- quis station crossing.
The engineers Both engines were completely wrecked but nobody was burt,
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Death of H. B. Plant.
and firemen jumped.
{Specia, ro Tue Ex aMINeR.)}
New Yorx, June 24.—H. B. Plant president of the Plant system, died at bis. residence in this city yesterday.
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10c and 15e extra.
Flat’s----
5e, or 6 for 3 for 25c.
A. W. REDDIN, Phm., B.,
Central Drugstore
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CURR EE ENE NOTICE!
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Se, Oc, or
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Sealed Tenders will be received by the Montague School till Friday evening June 30th 1899 for the removing of the old schoolbouse from the present site to the land of ©. B. Frases a distance of about 20 chains. Said
be seen at JOHN J. McDONALD
SLAND,
State has voted £9,870 for an increase of |
Will Shake up Laurier
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nual Meeting.
[Srrcia, to Tue Examines. } Toronto, June 24~—The annual
July 11th.
up Laurier.
THE COMING FLEET.
Destroyer.
{SpectaLro Tag Examiner.)
the Lith.
Good Cricket by Australians.
* (Special ro THE Examiver.]
liane were all out for 95 rans.
WOLVES ON THE RANCHES
Stock Owners Increasing:
rapidly increasing in numbers,
were dying out.
be do aad
victims to mal asserted that.
favorite hesitate is
their not it
to they tle
range ip & very few minutes.
grey old stager of the prairie.
ful.
last cession of the house voted ao
their destruction.
inisbed.
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Opera House, Monday,
SATURDAY JUNE
their An- |
meet= ing of the Oatario Alliance will be held on
A call has been issued which practically teMs delegates to come ‘prepared to shake
Three Warships and a Torpedo Boat
Haurrax, June 24.—H. M.S. Crescent | Indefatigable and Prosperine and the ter~ pedo boat destroyer Quail will arrive at Charlottstown on July 7th and remain til]
The Dreaded Foes of the Western
tructive animals were {Wud all over the prairie country but with the disappear ance ef the buffaloes, they appe+red to forsake their old hauats, and althoug’s they were always te be found io the vicinity of ; Davies said that the mater was only a the “foot billa” it was thought that they | sma)) one. But within the last few years the grey wolves have again: put in an appearance aod the ranchers are complain. ing of considerable loss by reaega of their ravages among theirstock. Sheep appear bat Cate two wolves can kill the strongest siver on the They are exceedingly wary and it is the next tbiog to. im possible either to trap or poison them, The ranchers often ruo them with great Scotch deer hounds, but pewerful and game as these dcgs are it oftem requires two or three of them to cope with one Indeed, if the dogs are not exceptionally swift the wolf may eutrun them altogether us their eodurance aod speed is simply wonder-
The Territorial Government is fully alive to tbe desiruction which these ani- male are causing to stock in Western As- siniboia and Southern Alberta, and at the appro~ priation of $150 to be expeaded in con junc- tion witha similar sum offered by the Westeru Stockgrower’e Association for The Stoney Indians at Morley kil] aconsiderable number each year for the bounty offered but their pum- bers do not appear to be spparenily dim-
Flockton Company at the commencing
Be Vell
witn the running cf your engine if you have it repaired at our shops. Maybe there is not much the matter with it, may just want alittle snugging up to make it Dn as good as Dew,
Send or bring it and you'll be well pleased with our work,
Satisfaction guaranteed,
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Brace Stewart and Co’y.
“THE MODERN”
Founders, Engineers and Machinis‘s, Steam Navigation Co’s Wharf Charlottetown. P. E. L,
Secy Trustees 809 dy 4i
Phone 125.
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24, 1899
| owmanro atazawcr, STIL IN COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY
Purchase of the Mt,
Stewart Wharf
FORE PASSING
But the Vote Passed After Consider- able Debate.
[Special To THe Examiner. ]
Orrawa, June 24.—The House is again in committee on -eupplementary esti- mates.
Ona smal: item for Governor General’s private careome discwssion took place as to the growing practice among Minieters of moving about the country in_ private care.
Sir Wilfrid was reminded of his former condemnation of this eustom and ef his tormer announcement that he was no better thaa other people and waewilling to
Loxpox,"June 24—The Leicester craeke- | Tide with masses. Sir Wilfrid admitted tersin their first inuimgs with the Austra- that he used private cars when he travell-
ed on public business.
Mulock said the loss of reveaue for the first five months since the reduction of pe stage was $190,000; the shortage for the firet year would be $600,000.
Orrawa, June 20:—In supply the vot® for $3,590 for the purckase of the Mount
Rseina, N. W. T., Jane 22.—Reports | Stewart, P. BH. Island, wharf from Local : from the ranching districts of the Terri- tories state that the large wolves so dreaded by the western stock owners appear to be in the ear days before the railroad, these des- | she Government making a purchase and Lexpending money im the improvement of |
Government cavsedia liitle frietion. _ After inquiries Foster said it was ap- other jiustance of a.commom practice with
the purchase withont anv provision or authorization of parilament. Sir Lowis
The purpose was to get & spur of the Government lime tothe wharf,
and the publigdnierest« of the Government railway justi{std the course followed.
In such a smal! matter and under such circumstances the gowermaent should have scme discretion,
Both Sir Gouwis Davies and Mr. Blair said they were-satisfied the purchase was in the public interest aud asserted that the wharf had net been paid for, bwt that there was adistiuct woderstandiog that the purchase coaill not pe cousummated nati! the consent of parliament had been obtains ed.
They heiti that wolee the government had some diseretion che public interest would eviier. Mr. Foster refused to ac- cept the explanation and opposed the ex- penditure,.
Mr. Déair said that if pariiament did re- fuse the purchase of the wharf ihe expendi
ture the spur and the necessary straighten. ing of wharf would be justified’ in the in- terest of the railway and the public.
Mr. Foster resumed his attack upon the expenditure.
Sir Wilfrid Leurier : “Honorable gentle
men shonk? cballenge the vote on concur- reace and not be taking up the time of the
debate.
| ‘The Venezuelan Commission.
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Paris, June 22.—The Venezuelan boundary commission held morning and afiernoen session today. Sir Richard Webster, the British Attorney Genera) re~ sumed his speech in behalf of the case of Great Britain, continued his historical review, dealing with the original estab- lishment of the Dutch on the const. The next meeting of the commiesion will be held on Wedneeday, June 28
Canada is Excluded.
Lonvox, Jone 22.— The German Reich-~ 8 ag yesterday passed the provisions] com~ mercial agreement with Great Britain for the period of one year. It provides that Canada sha}! not receive tne most favored pation treatment. No action, however, was taken towards demanding certificates of origin of nationality, as the agrarians wished,
Flockton Company at the
Qpera House, Commencing Monday.
CAUSES A LITTLE FRICTION BE- |
house.” The vote passe aftera prolonged
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Here’s th2 price’ we sell bhem at:—
Children’s strap slippers, tan or black, size 3 to T, 39¢ Children’s Dongola buttoned, tan or black, size 5 to 7, Me to 6& Better ones if you .,ant the
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