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DAILY EXAM

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THURSDAY,

MAY 19. 489 8

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To be Ready

iSre A Hava j— Again, te yril, ee se.y at

beacon light be

af ‘A, s2i% Aé,\ Via IXOCY

Urr May 18 suneet, Morrow Casi Pan |} dashing brightly every thirty seconds.

“They

elu ’ } or

wie us Lot

bicekading officer, @nd tue line of vio - enread ou

' aiding vesee!

i encuurar’

+) hlinck ad

within hue bDiOocKade } }

t al. ig if the cruis ser |

quadron to come ghere it conld be vo It would not be

Aliongo XII, laid u of new tubes should soor

Sur} risty p there for an number ature forth. Itissuepected that a ship which th Washington authorities | carried repairing material. Very soon, extraordinary { aad Caribbean

anything yet heard of.

etmitted to enter

however, there mill be an orce of Americans in Cuban fit to with

waters, cope

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AMERICAN SQUAOROGNS UNITED

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Tae EXAMINER)

Wasuineroy, May garrent is Sciley’s squadron has formed ¢ janction with Sam pson’s > Westand the combined fleet will moveagaiast llavana.

(SrecialL. TO

i9.—The reyort

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quadron cfl Key

eR i a ce a eta fan: a ate

shortly }

The cruisere, Minneapolis and Yak Mrived here yesierday and received orders rs by eable. . ; ba

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Pate n & (are Local Agents.

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} Cuba

-| AMERIGANS FEEL

BE ni HH

MORE GUNFIDENT

betting Ready io Land

HAVE

2

GOT BOTH OF THEIR PLEETS COMBINED.

eee

And Do Not Feel at All Uneasy

Now.

[SeeciaL te THe FY xaMiner,]

WASHINGTON, May 18.—Se retary Alger

says he hopes to see an advance made inte

ext week, and as‘soon as the for ver] | be no halting anded sufficient to invesi

yvement, it is said, was decided t the Ameri- ! Schlay’s, ar West,

van reporis that no aid can be

yr

Med the

Can Ueets,voth Sampson's an

een the Spaniards and Key a Ri O

, expected from the Cubans and describes | the Cuban army as a number of bands of

The United

| have to conquer the Spaniards.

guerejlas, States’ army alone

A Specimen War Rumor.

(SreciaL ro THe Examiner. ]

Loxpon, May 19.—It is ,said that Cerveras fleet when at Curacoa was jordered to go direct to the coast ot Newfoundland where colliers would await it; but it®is suspected that this information is given out by the government with a view of con- fusing the strategic boardzat Washington.

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Spanish

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TROUBLE AHEAD.

Not So Easy to Take Havana.

Waswixctoy, D. C., May 18.—Havana’s |

capture will te no aummer holiday ex- cursion. The authorities here know that luring the past year military supplies of

al] kinds have been sent 1:o Caba in large

quantities. A great number of Krupp aod Armstrong guns _ have been purchased by the Madrid Govern- ment and sent to Cuba with large quantejies of projectiles and smo kiess piwéer. Mestoftbe new guns sent to Cuba have been mounted at Havana and Immediate neighborhood of that city.

New batteries have been erected command-

ing the approaches from the sea. While only indefinite information can be obtain- ed as to what has transpired inthe island since the declaration of war, itis believed (hat considerable work bas been dene in strengthening the defences of the land approaches to Havana. Reporte thas General Bianco is short cf ammunition are not credited

here, especially by the Navy Department ahich be bas shown a “disposition to powder aud shot against American vessels of all descriptions, whieh seems tv indicate that Sis sapply is net running That Havana can be taken by a

iO

use

' eport.

| combined land and sea attack noone here

dv ubts, but there ts no disposition to un- derrate the task that the army and navy will have oa their bands.

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W. D. WEKAY

BIG EXPEDITION FOR PHILIPPINES.

Suanish Ships and Troops,

NOW BEING GOT READY AT CADIZ.

To Sail with out Delay to Manila.

[Seectau to Toe Examiver.]

Wasuincton, May 19,—It

cially reported that Spain’s fleet Juan.

is semsofli-

ig ci: San

The Gibraltar, the first-class battleship Pelayo, the armoured cruiser Emperado, XTIt,

cruisers;

Carlos Sth, Alfonso Giralda, auxiliary the Rapido,

Bueno Areas and Autonio Lovex, and three torpedo boats

' . ready for sea, and are expected to sail

the Philippines before the end of

now at

to this month with 11,000 a

YANKEES WANT MORE SOLDIERS.

TO GO TO CUBA AND THE PHILIPPINES.

Must. be Disease.

Allowance Made for

{Sexectat 22 Tue Examiner.

ment authority told the President Slest |

50,000 would have to go to the Philippines

where climatic diseases would be more

dieastrous than in Cuba. Death of Gladstonc.

vo The Examiner. ]

Hawarpex, May 19.—Gladstone died here at miduight.

a

(Specrat

William Ewart orator and author, was born at Liverpool! Dec. 29th, 1809, and was therefore in his &9th year at He wis the fourth son of Sir John Gladstone,

Gladstone, statesman,

the time of his death,

a Liverpoo! merchant and M. P.

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Fire on the St. Paul.

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[Specian ro Taz EXaMIver.]

Miamt, Fla., May 18.—Fire broke on: ou Monday in the coal bunkers of the U.. Paul. It get the flames under control. 1300 tons of Captain Sigsbee and crew

8. cruiser St. took half a day to

Chere were

ammubition on board, and

time.

Leiter's Speculations.

Leit«r, the wheat speculator, objects to being held reaponsible for the bread riots in Europe, on the ground that he has been instrumental ia sending much grain there The excuse is a very weak one. Is is not easy to apportion between Leiter and the crop shortness the shares each shonld have for the dear bread that is now the rule, and the distress it is cansing. As Leiter. only shipped grain to Europe, however, for the purpose of keeping up the price in the supplying market; and so increasing his huge profits, his efforts to pose as a phil- antropist are rather more daring than hus acheme for cornering the wheat supply.

Artificial Teeth

Best Material—Every Set Guaranteed.

| 145 Queen St,

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Victoria and!

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/couutry,and so longa Senior Polo observes

Many More Wien Required

been permitied to work in Canada.

Wasmscrox, May 18.—A War Depart~{%eak.to be effpotive, but they thought it

opinion. the enactment | alien law exactly like that of the States,

|

ithe kindly feeling b

had a hard'|

Dr, J. P. Murray.

CENT.

THE PARLIAMENT OF CANADA.

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AROUSES LIVELY DISCUSSION. IN THE HOUSE.

Alien Labor

Seoring

Law Gets a.|

{SerciaL TO Tue Examiner.] May }

Commons, Charlten stated thar

OTTawa, 3—In the House of

according toa report Senor Polo, the Jatest Spanish ambassador in Washington, was plotting in this country against the United States, 1 kee Spe

Sir Wilfrid Laurier said he had no in- He added that

had the fugitives of every

ping up eommunications with |

anish spies across the border.

formation on the point.

Britain and the Colomies always

been a refuge for

of oceasion to interfere with him.

There hour

the rules neutratily there was J

discussion for an

matter of Alien

was a lively and a half on the jabor law.

Mr. McCleary stated that many Capadi~ ane employed on-the Grand Trunk lines ix. the States had been discharged whi'e railway men fron» the United States had

While admitting that the general senti.

ment of the country was kindly at this4. believed.)

tme to the United States,

there were many who would like'to see the

United States spanked a little in the be-

ginning Of this war, »poutrage us bad bee © linn their treatment of our working people in that country. Sir Wilfrid Lawrier admitted Alien Labor

that the law of last year was too

| better to endure ppcopvenience for & time

evening that 100,00@ men would not be; (than to do anything at this particulan), enough for Cuba, and that 150,@00 might moment which might even seem %o toe have to be sent there, while from 40,000 to hostile to the United States.

Sir Charles Twpper supported Lauriew& His own views were in favor of and enforcement of+an but be agreed that this was not the time to deal with this matter, and that we ought gshea existing between

todo all hat was possibe to streng now the two countries.

The Senate has adjourned

night.

for a fert~

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The Quebec Heater

We put one, (No. 6) on triai in the @ty Hardware Store; started the fire Jan, 284h, it was never-out tih) May 14th; always left without attention from Saturday at 6 o’clock till Mondeg at balf-past seven o’clock—about 38 hours,

From Jan.28ih tll April 22nd it burned 56 pounds of SOFT C@AL per 24 hours, thus showing that tue City Hardware Store, odfice included, can be heated from Nov. Ist to May Ist for less than $12. The store is 27x60 feet, ceiling 13 feet high.

NO GRATE, VERY LITTLE LABOR OR ATTENTIC N, NO POKING, NO SGAKING, consequently SO DUST. Don’t forget it next fall. GIVE away or THROW away your base~barner and get a QUEBEC HEATER. Save coal,labo

and trowble, and get comfort. Buy at the STORE

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