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W* f gh 1 oHAB.L0i'rET0wN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND TUEs0hY 0c'roBE1i 25, ises -s-raoiis

elim Excitement ‘

prevented a fnither attar k mnmcm Lani i

Salisbury s

W hen we arrived at Fashodalll Mai h h 8 ' ‘

M chicago 'H F08' 01' Another] rhand and M German c~me on board W Sn he mad on Sept' 10 the

F U from Cairo that Sirdar was

Indian gutbmak 3:11' Slfglpeg. andl at once info med S |ihe White Nile with troops and g

cmoico or 4 -[Special _ iyazlrtlrsghddil Mgsdnctli ot a French PM ' b°m’4¢°mm°"i°°t°d "nh uw F°"'i

an in e N1 v-ille M, te gt th “ug gn

'l‘ll01'° is again danger of trouble with H108! bo Polisldered as a diieci infringe- l Sall;sbur om” ° m 8 from Lora hui.” M

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‘bv °H‘0f»wvwrf1'S aifswst we 1 ctupa Foilr tlilulelselg dllguzaspibdvfdedhrzg all wglMD:i.m’wuM°liundie as 1,1 . ? _ .

____ p;’?t;>€£(*;Srl;]<;d;0l:g’(ll:',1 l§21'l'|§=§1;?I£ [f11;ll;iul;lS ‘I _ the expression, ~teriitories subJeet to the attention. but his was

rciioss Fnom omwi g g K"°"‘“' ' W'

' Was "£00, and proiessed not the elleot that li the two

in the dominions of His Hi huess the i h '

_ __ Kheaive S e<}>nel;\1i;_e apiyvspecprigila knowledge ot their discussed the mm* 'kg

,¢|rLoula Davies Will Banquet Lord

M Marchand sta ed, in reply, that the French Minister h(;.rdn::'i¢S§§pt'ii1i>8s2 dlllild l

I-lerschell Tonlght he had ,,,ce,v€d 9 Q'

pre ise orders for the tions to ask and pleas to put forward *peaceable Ind *liililtoff

01-1°U\A OM 94 (§PeC1"ll_H0° °°°“P°'1°“ Uf ‘h" 00\1"l1'Y and U16 11018 Wa,s he to understand that ` the British Fflhor, lfldod I Dai, irpieldmg has gone to the Maritime “"8 °f the French 5*! °V9l` the 20V Government sad M. Marshand had desire a llllfll HCUMIIM

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0” in nt buildings at Fnshoda and add 0 mpxocu on th' W I

WWW ed that wiihour th order of his ov B I B N RIGHT BE_AT FA5H0DA° f

Sn' Wilfred La“"‘°r entenamed L0Td ernment, which, htlmwcver, she expeited Fashmia ("'°Ph°d SITE' M°U30||)» I3 channel (.°.l“"¥ 'I

kwhgll at the Rldolilll Ulllb, all the M* would not be delayed it was impossible __ ;;;;l;;“i‘;i;iigiitzfgtligssgathagggf 55:3: “Hsu” 'bemg present £211.Elizdtifriilirwl:;)t|li]el”h‘lnp&;ivbrig; and Egypt' As t° um questmn 0: M M3: Su E Mom” I °l°°‘ "n oi-Louis Davies gives him s b - Kitchener’s Correspond fa.; that I me ,mmgamd by 3 Su_ chassis right to hs there, ivi. Dsiossss, *Sl* S°'°'“'°°”* * °° °°m°"°" peii6r force, he was prepared to resist wal’ P|‘8p8l’af|0l18 CDN was wen °‘w°"`° lb” He' M“ll°’t.7’° G0' gum! 'nh Fug*

B009 with M8l‘C|'l8l\d the hoisting of the Egyptian Hag at Fee- emma!" had “"7 °P°“lY 1°* Fm“°° hgdned MM.

hoda H hesita'ed and re lied that he tl - understand 'hat a" “’°‘“°°‘°° ° ' santa”

p nuesaini. Pri 'Y' .` "“°"'

ciiiimins mn wsu. ssnshufys hsciafsusm c0..h.,m em " °°"°° ° ° we Upper N-1° Hem would is “°"°‘

.l`he Egipiian flag was then hoisted R _s consldemd bl uf as “ “°m°ndl~.7 mt 1

Fortunate Ones Returned t D | abouiiive hundred yards south of the ‘co Danish Munster °f Why’ then' md ‘hey ‘end 01° ““°°'° Mud

0 9 03839- when they must know what serious re Tmmnn N

to Vancouver. French dag ona ruined bistion of the war R I _ E I . . _ _ , Th’ ¢|°m_¢“

old E tain toriificatlons commandiav es gn’ mp°r°r °f eu Ls its success 1° “aching th” P°1“t

VUWUVER B C Oct 24 “lb M the oflyvproad which leads into the inn must inevitably Produwp fisnkn Gw*.m'”‘ The Rosalie brings 200 men tenor from the French pohiiion The china Dead Again P T° this M' D°1°"s° ufuswemd thu* 6 sd 30 3

Yukon All have done wen and From the British blue book the pub- latter is entiiel surrounded to the tance had never Two "IZ"

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80818 olween Great Britain and France Before leaving for the south I hand- r°g§mMH° the", gave _“_” explannion fotozhi gg.; the following extracts are interesting - ed to M Marchand a formal written SAN JUAN Porto Rio Oct 24 of ° amanda Posmon' which W' to '

(3 Garland and M W

° 0' have alread tied d th Bondi ‘pawn

eesrs b sian iz s up t .h f h ( _ Y ‘l“° “" °' ° “K

‘Quay Hlbbe" (,rosg,ar :L Su. Herbert Kéwheiergngashodi re_ f,T(;;Seat°§lu?afl)a;:]:; E;y; rfgfinsf-5:; -(Special) -Members of the new oabi Who is M._ Marchand 9’ Fasboda. lid °"° tl" N

_ w be seat

D01. , which 8 r d tc ‘h t f t uh N I H net here on Sunday took the oath ot al l 8180 Bald. lmd rift been any occupied

an Canadgans are among the mollnllig Ol wsestitggflligg ;5 gdb; ollelee ll‘vc;`:znlc?: gasanyoflbgo ae liiiflrialittz 19£\BU00 t0 -116 Uolfol States post of the Egyptian Govorumollt Wboll manga*

fortunate oi t e returned miners '

lows _ g ess General Ortega in leaving for Spain Th th 1 7

overnments a ded that I °“ “me ° °u°w“°s d°°‘"‘t'°n

‘I found at F hod h I said he surrendered under orders from

. in reply by Sir E. Monson :-

H as a, w ence hav auld not recognize the oc upaiion by,

}IlS¥ relllhnod M Marchand with eig rance of any part of the Nile Valley Madrid Tile last detachment M Span I sly to H” Exeenelmy th". I nm"

1” otlicers and ii hundred ahd twenty men I left at Lashode a garrison oi one ‘Sh *F0098 sailed 1° day ten hm' '"7' "°“"17"'°‘ "h° “mu”

mm’ 0°‘°b°' 24 “[SP°°'°1] ° The French tlag has been hoisted over Soudaense baitsllion four guns, and a M °° the U99" Nm’ i' ‘ °°° b“°‘"”g "`° th° °l°°mg mt” _ the old government ouildings in which gunboat under Mayor Jackson, whom I ADHD’ Oct' 24_'(Sp°°m1)"`R ‘S I mf” "fer mm °3“i“~ t°7°“ L-°'d° "|\°1¢» 705 »°°1'°» 325 »°°*8- 233 1 they were located I sent a letter an appointed commandant of the Fashoda ““d°rst°°d that G°n°"“1 C°"'°°» M159- ship S temgnm °f tm’ 9°hi°“°'”t ‘mi I

nonncing myapproach on theda before d t ct dI oeeded ‘G f W mu" “mt” dist' 'I th" F

, oda hill

y is ri , an pro to Sobanwhere 1' 0 ar. has resigned . l“° .7 ~ "ll

7 Oi ,¢°l'll» 321 oats. 23# my arrival at Faslioda Oli the following the flair was hoisted and a post establish- mmm tba ternmnes "h°r°i° ‘lm¢°”°d gh (1

1 , morning, Sept 19 a report was ed on Sept 20 We did not see or hear bH‘NGH‘u Oct 24 `(°p°°“1)_R " ‘S d°§°“d°"°i°’ lim’ Rl"-‘h"‘°."'. Fm piat 5.;

wheat, :Oi ,C0111 345 , 02115. 24! brought to me from Marchand by a anything ofthe Abyssinians on the Sotat “OW "Ported *hal the EmP°\'°l‘ °f "mt . °' M°g°§§"° (’°'°“"“°.°°°'° 6° lwumg 0 small rowing boat carrying the French but were informed that their nearest ll China was assassinated on Sunday termmegedm uh. to me d°°i°l°nl?l,r°°d’ gn hu ilfvel, - lla post was about 220 miles up that river Emu" td l'° lm °“t°5‘.-m°° 7 th” gh. "pm in

is siiiedihst hs has arrived si The Bihi s1_Jshsi h mg sirirsiy hitched °Y "°“ ° ‘

linia

Fashoda on July 10 having been in by floating weed I gave orders for a Phare, Oct 24 - (Special)-The Noigonsnmm A Coxpmmm °n th" Sli-E loosen

tnicied by his overnment to oocu b l '

ii iithehichi P° ~.

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graphed to Lord Salisbury, is as fol mehr o the ri his th '“k°“ P°°°°”‘°“°fb MM"°h°'°d put’

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_ tinue a quarrel ° but having long ago _given I thi’ th” th' rnwt

» 24 -e»»<=»~1i- .:i:'::;:‘.::;;°:';~’:,f':‘~,:,';“ sir.. ..f:.“:.t:r°f ;:::°°,i °"ii2:,.f:;‘:,': ,t ~» - <»-it "M-°.._,,,,__--n,,..:,,

w¢rnsr.wcrwws °1°“d\“°Sl what Nile as his as rhshhds itwsht letter fees, ihsisii transport of war oioses, he buildings io be used io ”°" l”‘“”°h°fP'l°°-i‘"° {.~°°°~"‘-‘ 59””

brisk southerly wind 'lon essay that lie had oomluded material on the Nile was A lutel moo wine? we, a , 'cumoaed , “me 9°; W ` ._ “”'”' a uurtysvieir 'the shines" ~is'ms“ami'iy -!.mu~c*§8'p;§s 'hecléef -fFm“;ce f"‘;;’;;’cj;;;_‘

by which they y aced lhe country under military law The chief of ilie Siiiliuk V

5 the Protection of Frei ce and that h tribe, accompanied by a large number will remiui on the Nile andfwill biool: :t“’t°|;i::;‘l'°° lt° °°°£"” "-Q47

had sent this ir at t hi

e y o s government of followers. has come into Mayor riointerterence en “graph” NW" jusrqmopd

=d the Brit- P'

y ishs here oiindu ce'gth U l‘Nil H “htm” i”“‘¢i“

many Canadmns among the licaiiolp of which has created a war norih by inipassable marshes _.__ .P _ °° "5 9 PP” °

maid

tor iatilication by way of Ab s°ina, as Jackson’s camp He entirely denied Su' E M°“°°n uys

ND well as bi t e Bahr el Ghaz 1 having ni..de any treaty with the French L0ND0N 0°' 24 -(§°°°i°1)f-T119 mg 11°? Dafa” l:’l;'('£h“tt:;ms5i't°:‘8“Il (fsnli

He described his dvht with the Dei' and the entire tribe express the great- Pavers here all discuss the situation and Faehoda it M Marchand Md occupied

vishes on Auv 25. ang sgited that, in est delight at returning to allegiance to gall upon Lord Salisbury to make an that ww;,_ as wr) serious inasmuch as

what “bout our aniicipaiionpi a sieon an more seii us

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y attack h had nt his steamer Mu h fur M M ch d t I explanation of his interview with Her Majesiy’s Giverninent would oer

0 S* ar an is in wan 0 ammuni- 1 ,. ' ° h- -

reiufor emei ts but that our arrival had mm and supplies' and any that may be Baron De Codrcel lain y noi a qniesce in is remaining

sent to him mu t take months to arrive ‘ 5

at their destination Ile is cut off from could say nothing withovl. consulting Qu. ding; “mg ‘ the interior and is quite inadr quutely his coll(-avues I

B°°k r 1d d h t I M T has arrived. T501!!!

p ov e wit wa er ransport ore Loan sai.snumr’s Diionaisarion _

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soak, over he has no following in the coun- Lord Salisbury. on bepf 9. Wired to _ '

9 try and nothingciuld have saved his SirE Monson from Schluchi, in the

other Bla

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nk B00k_ 9 podiiion ir im being annihilated by Vosges Mountains, where he was spend ' ,_ "5" to

the Dervislief if we had been a tort mg his holidays - _ ‘ *‘ ' » I H5405! 519%! |33

t0 LIS night later in crushing the Klialifa ‘lf M Delcasse should revert to this

pod b bl Lord Salisbury transmitted the Sir sub]ect I request you ie point out to “

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"°°'5°““ P"°'° dai); repo ts byhtelegrapbtedto Sir Ed him Ehatubyhtne tmiligry evelilitshof last _ _ _ , y ii;

1 M so , whom e instrui to ren wee .a te e ri ries w ic were g . ,- ge

YN" pnnting can’t be Mad¢ fran ‘mfg tligilli td) the French Fot:°eignhMiéiis£er, spbjected tp tliphKh;lifa lpass§dEby right y l t . ' " dt fo him °t at t e ir ars 0 conques to e riis an Jyp ian

better' or cheaper “tam of tartar zgoceeadllngxsnilnd language are ,entirely Governments Her Ma]esty’s Govern

CANADA than wg “_' approved by He Ma]-i~ty's Govern ment does not consider th t this right is

&f the mom ' open to discussion, but they would be

To the Sirdar h msell Lord Salisbury prepared to deal in the manner suggest

against alta-no als » sent a message, conveying the ap ed by His Exrellencv with any territor

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& w- I When Sir E Monson showed the Sir 'io those regions whif-n are not affected

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pin¢;_eoa`pztlia.tnuinl!sva1ii¢.

Ahm m tliegreatcd dare’ tf-'egrams o M Delcasse, the by this assertion menacersto of the pluzntday French For.-ig-i Minister read them Sir E Monson did not wait for M

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