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THR GUARDIAN, oHARLo1'rErowN, ramen EDWARD ISLAND. TUESDAY MARCH 27 i

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Tho iiioouis irish,-ii inn they

wneo -Insane Suicide

Sir R0b,,I'I P601 S Grand ii of the iionseiise. _-\bou‘t

ions lrlari li .lo -lspeiial l»\\ oik undo;-ground rapid transit \\ as

rrri i on o\ THD sr ici.

Dm qmh 'Pb -(Special i- Sn

pee; grandson of the famous Free Prime Minister. has surrendered

fqzune and will non go on the stage

ns-1-,wggn rar. si \rno\

Kg,(;51~01\,0llt March Zh (Special l-

_iwnvmg ngmed Goldsmith sein. mga ’1

_wus sentence, stabbed Miss Smith pgputy Matror, four times in the neck

will recover though sei erely \\ ounded

iuuiin. i.i»:ADi:i= iiii.i.i-.D

iosoos., Mm-on as -(special >- The

forces in Borneo have killed

Sgllgp, a rebel who three times tlienatives to rebel Iomelare scattered

cnfrcam - ori- ici- R wot. ixni-:D

m, Sxanr C. B March Ji.- l;Q_-hm Italians, ringleaders in Tis but-as haic been arrested. at

Clidof Police in making the caDb~

Il shot ln the arm

UIIIARB svicmi-1.

kllllloxu, March Z6 -iSpecial)-E. lllltafanneraged (HJ, set fire to his illllil then blew his brains out H

Cllmws W1nnn.iuE.\s Assocui.i.io\

Tmolfro March 26-(Special)-A

aremade whereby members

MQW A vlsiting England can t

Touriiig Club of England mem tkikets free from Secretary

of St John will be elected by acclamstion

inns PHE who S Me now Roiino niiiolimi “WY°“S‘°“

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Fenian lllachinatioiis. l e A

APTURED iiffiif fii~'i°'5%Shot Through the Heart While Ad-

! ciiiwnf iiiacliiniitions against the fm-tm

*_ __ ' cationsat El<q1rinialt,etc."T`nB GUARDIAN

”"‘ . | does not makea business of iiianufucturing l

, I .inti Irish hiimbug we may take for

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S , grunted that such rumors did not develope

lin your szinctuni. Evidently the Fenian ’. ~

llaid Hoodoo is once more resnrrectedzmd

, ° S , like the grippc will run its course. t

It is siipposel that niaiiy citizens of the t; .

United States who are of Irish liiief1gL‘.

i liiivc no g'i‘eut love for the British Empire, 1 ,_

E but it isaibsoliitely certain that they are ' `

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lenilowed with I f.iii sliiirc of eoinnioii C C 1

1 would _iniike oreveii counteiiziiiee ii raid on Cinmdii wliicli must eiid as fruit-lessly as the one under O`_\'eil, its ridiculously us

‘ l the lesser one under Stevens, or its disas-

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i trousl) .is Jamieson s leinid on the Boers.

lf nited States" liumorists are responsible

eu iiir s some of them rci i\ ed the olu

Sim 011 the Stage time story~-A Fenian Raid on Ciiiiadu.

t The siiliject was discussed in some of the

_ _ foremost journals of the Ile ublic. The

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Literary Digest of New York. one of the tablest and most impartial reviews in America, gave ii summary of the opinions of a. few prominent newspapers and con- cluded with the subjoined : _ ’ "Underneath imost of the couiinents

seems to be the suspicion that the affair is only an excellent specimen of Irish humor. If the raid bugaboo keeps some of the Canadian troops from starting for South Africa, the most rosy expectations of the plotters, it is surmised, will be realized." ,

There is absolutely no cause for fear of

Fenian Raids or Fenian machinations in

o isi irt i or escent would asreadily hold th kt' tl df '

s u cr e mus e in ie e ence of their country as those who look to Eng- land, Scotland or Fiaiiice as the home of their ancestors

1\ow when the Lmpire is recognizing

the valor and the brains of the Irish generals and Irish soldiers of the line, when our glorious Queen Empress has herself donned the green immortal sham- rock, some there are would raise the cry of Fénian Raid or Fenian machinations

to stem the tide ot Ireland`s fortunes. But it _is useless, would use it can und nothing better let them desist, fall in with the procession and if from long croaking their voices l have become useless for singing, let 'them whistle the Wearing of t-he Green a la Kipling. e R

Ifsome persons in Canada have had

dreamsmdFenian Raid nightmares, _it

is nothybesupposed that the statesman who le the destiniea of the British Empire share in their mental weakness.

If the Home Government See lit- to

push forward vigorously t-he fortifications at Esquimalt might it not dawn on any intelligent man that their reason lfor do ing so is not on account of Fenian machin- ations, but on account ofthe supposed un- friendly attitude of Russia, France and perhaps other European powers li Should war arise Esquimalt would be a great base of supply for the British fleet in the Pacific. The Canadian Pacific Railway would be the great arm'by which Britaiu’s

this happy Canada of ours. If there were, like the Hon. Edward Blake, the citizens

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Boller Ready to Advance

.-Latest from Mate-

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American Sugar american Steel and Wire American Tobacco Brooklyn Transit

Burlington

Continental Tob.

Federal Steel

Federal Steel Prid Louisville and Nusliville New York Central

Rock Island

St. Paul Tennessee Coal, and Iron Union Pac Pr`fd

United States Rubber April Cotton per 100 lbs

SHUCKING STATE

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Closing prices March Nth.

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-iavi use 12’-3% 945? 77% all 9.25

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5 _ Describing the present condition of af-

- ~ ° F fairs in Puerto Rico, the correspondent of

the Journal and Advertiser at San Juan

says: The peopleare too weak to resist

A i _R ` bayonet rule, but their love for thi United

LoNDO\' March ‘P6 ~(Special)-In the ‘ McCrea.ry,acting as stretcher bearer was ¢

States is changing to apathy

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Roberts’ Halt- Lord .$23, ..2.,,SZl‘.i‘2“»i‘.o°“° °“"

' "1 tiinlgiioerict of Cairo comes" 1 ‘ ia

message that more than one thousand

Transports--Prince of ,;..._,..£. ;.t3:c;..o1:..s;.o mizmai

, , , 1 eir u uset ey aveno any Wales to Visit Canada §;;;t;¢m;h;e»»a»}; p~=;)g;:bl;f°5-5,3;_;~»;_g;l

’ ' women' th mi di tri ts. 'rhom-

ROL_§ND D_ T_A\'L0R_ /` DcadO 8ll.dS Of ;l;lild:'€l;1o;1I;lIl0l; Gt/slkllfi %m bE* I

cause the teachers refuse to receive them

A ` stark naked, as they present the-mselves."i

s eere ary yndliam announced killed while picking up the wounded t

Stewart. is dead aged 77 yea,-S_ the districts coming under control.

cnvisnn iiio\'i_\'n-»M'issiosAnr i;n.i.i»:n METHUEN WAITUIG F0R1`1`5A¥NSP0RTS-

S1“*1181“‘i» mm* 23;-dsvaeiell-The, noaaoooiowoioiu

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'T""» emdto Taku,~where report say? the 1360,; b`e`-éxpé mi ` . ' g Wm -‘Q ' »

.powers wiii :ako concerted ooiion. f_ _ ` e ‘ A ’ , _,og o_iii‘n got no . it is reported tim it British missionary 18'” “fm T° ADVANCE’ keep big live thins! in your desk. wi I . . _ , LONDON, March 26~ Despatches from bigger the thing themoreswagger it vas.” has been killed in A.g.ers. iq tal ta: f f . I It an ended d I but m°»b°n“

, _ _, _ ra con in orecastso aneary move~‘ , 1-9“U'°\\°1 A °

PRBCE OF “ ALE’ TMR' `me‘nt of Buller’s army These are based 1 q‘1r°d°’ f°“dn°°' mr “gmt” hmmm* 1 NG* M&f¢ll 23 Qspekllll) Tht he t - _ Q ‘ } thgy 1-et,.ingQ for glng 1 Heraldic Loudon cable salys if the Queen-Va; upon T ormatmn ° v° “mer ‘lm ’"` As a matter of fact, it has long been the

. , ._ . . 1 oroo an ' f ir-2 ' ‘ ' he&hP0rm1ts the Princeof Walesfwillfuncec an t eopenmgo anew °° °"“”t°m°m°“3 cN“"°t°°°1“n mn* “hgh

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Roberts for distribution to the forces in BL0EM,_.ON,rEn` Much %_ __ B0? tgalthlnte collecliisii

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he Hem __ A prolonged halt will be made here while 'rcs and A A FIELD MARSHAL DEAD. i Lord _ Roberts' D1’9@1‘\.m¥fi10!1 is sent; set the seal of

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rioiii Marshal sir Dooom Mmm obwad and ©l1¢tG_<§v@fHH1°¥'=9'8='1f1¢4 nwmee o ,',_,*" ~

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United States $1,111). They 1

.tgerc handledby ed. Meat and Wood Company, ofSomer- ,

vilTle,Ma_ss. The figureqforthe sameperiody of l&B, however, show that in"the

...___ ‘ corresponding months oftliat yearthere

giv¢sAth¢whit¢S¢»5W°¢° est, cleanest clothes on

The peculiar qca.lxties_of

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saline.

were sent across the line 1Q,E lambs i 'l’h¢S°J&ll1bs come from allovcr Cainibgf

As regards poultry' theme were'

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2 to 10,llll live geese shipped to the poul-I

,jtry yards of Charles II. Austin, of

iausdeld, Mass.. for 'purposes Therelnive been seen at'$a.br_e1`ois, in

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Liniment will cure Group in a transferred to the boundsh of thciieai th. ,was not intended, ‘ .An wen to M,'u;ch'13_ During the past ‘ ` '

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_ more conclusively than She is now doing, now norazen 'rAri.on, WAS KILLED. g p few enemy s cordon much relaxed. In this city on the mth mst" Mn‘u`¢'

He at the same time warmly congratu- q (The Nicholsonf referred to in Lord beioved wife of Jmephtghrk, in gh; Q3

. lated the Canadians as did I _o rd Roberts. Roberts' despatch is Major John Nichol- year of her age, leaving ii husband and

Taylor was shot through the heart xtson, commandant general of the British 10111' °hi1d1`¢“ t° m°“m the 1°” °f ‘ kind

while advancing - ; . . ‘ . . wife and loving mother.

'rho wound or Wayo of ohm-ioiiotown 5:3198, fmcan p°h°°’ °m'°“°d 'n (Funeral notice later.)

was ought. _ “' _ ' Ai Now cioogow, on-the oth of imoii,

in her 37th year, Sarah Ann, dearlybo-

__..._ ._ oved wife of Ivo McDonald, leaving in

,whata pillar of strength she is in thatl Ci‘ilC.\0) Mill KETS. f*°'dn°S31Lh‘15b‘md md f°“r.°hnd;;n’h:; g

f ° edifice the British Empire. » ~ ' “'h°m 3 ei was very precmus

& Q 1 .| ' mg? Sa onand soot Wolshman ond. '~ CHICAGO, Ma1°¢h.26--(Sv°¢ia1~)-The fol- Christi” f“m‘f“’”°°“ "°“u° Th’ “tm”

Irishmanen Cxanadian and’ Australian men 1 10W1D8’ 81% the 01081118 P81798? as the mme s°ve”‘b°°“”_° It W" md' 1

1 from evdry elime where the co-mingled , M8-P811. W11885, 65; 00111. 332. 0&tS, °-3§ fda” md nwfethaunexmcted' ` ' ` “__” crosses of St. George, St. Andrew and St. -l P0l'k» $11-$25- . At Murray Harbor N01f»1\..0ll 550 119%;

_ Mad; frgm png Patrick float, are standiiigshoulder to £ MW, WMM, 5553 00111. 335, OMS, 24i._"Mi~s. .Benjamin Graham, in ‘ the.

FOP gll`lS. GOOC % . dam of tartar’ shoulder in the defence of the Empire, is! pork, $11.92-5. _ 38th yearofher age, leaving a dlseouoo

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it,he'Provinee of Quebec, aslmany ,asp , _ 've ” EAD liv ducks

11,5!!! li geweand e Stone and it

Dr. Wears

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Comm S t W, _ _ . _ our Humble Relations l

that 276 commissions in the ai my will be after dark- _ The question of introducing animals. in- ~

given to the Colonies and 50 to Lord REASON ron Tru: Loxo HALT. 1°°s°h°°1s "°°°u3°'st°’7 in “Th” H“m'°"

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makeea tour o” the Colonies and United Dim at Est-°°m't° T ` ` .minds inthe m ’md°“¢°uh" ‘ 'i

States when the war is over. pl heT|heS;1;?;fS ;';‘;sv'::;;ln hifi? RT; 2;: ir;:f|is:;dg¢s;;$; gfghe ¢h1§¢|-'Tin hue*

THE BATTLE OF PAARDEBm.1G` ` vi nil; B ller; revious o erations. Out- » instancyeuh chad took his mm at d°.nqY1¢:*

Monmoi, Moron ee-(spo=w.i>~'rho Hoo- , P’ _ “ -_ _ “_ D he ~h°\1=i<= for the rm, .and on Friday lp Mt mm

am.: letter tram Paardeberg giving pf I. post skirmishmgis again reported beyond tavoredpupil was permittedtobecomebet~ . . l Elandslaagte and an advance towards te! 5'-i\l\151¥1f¢<1 W\t1\tl'9»td°m 1*! “Hill the o ‘“"""*'*“"""“""‘ ticulars of the iight in which Roland 'I'ay~ Dundee Seems imminent. “muy home with mm mr ‘ t'°d`”.'-an l lor of Charlottetown was killed, sa.ys:- _ U'p¢n thetwhoig ¢hndmn mmggugg mg-h The battle raged all day until` 15 o'clock<l' 'AFEKING S LATEST BEFORE ' 1i¢0ll¢1`1lll5¢1`¢St 111131131' “11Um1?1°f¢1l51°|\5" i when the Cornwalls arrived in support 1 'The War Otlice has received the follow- "hen th°7 are °'uv° um" ‘Whig thF7u'°` and the commanding otlicer ordered a l ing despatch from Lord Roberts: » “aged md dried or merely mpnpenma by .

A _ a ;, 1 » .. . their protraits.

C118l'8° f°l'W111°1*t1\°B"1S°'d‘°’5°bf°1“¢'t “A telegram from Nicholson at Bula-

unlimited resources W0\1l<1 be l1lPll11Y 1)' ¢XDl‘°SS€l`1 regret that 117 17001* P1505 as 1° `wayo states that Baden Powell reports

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the mm not Pmpmougm get ipugy dig.--§_ July wheat, 66;, corn, 383 oats,2?§»late husband and ten young children to

» _"_ ferences drop, for ancient feuds to be for- f_D0.i1i» 311-575- mourn $118 1098 Of 4 “N14 \115¢“0l\\\\

S0ll(l Sb0Cl{--h0lI18- the gotten and all to_ be cemented into ____._._... g ,gniother and v;ife.t it-s.J&rahnm vnu

egg aearw ‘-1, ° 1516; _ , Jiegtdaugh r‘o . nl{eDm||ld, 5

_ p ¢ all Km mieaclioitie lgiodxhl davo- 'lf The magnitude of the husinem done be- glen William. The family lmve the

made. Sizes 11. against iiooioino nmiofhis if swoon no Uoiioa. smoo ,ma caouioio aoopoot sympathy of no wiioio oommu-

T- he 5,5, up traditions' of his ‘ lambs and is not realized by those ‘ ity in tlietrvcry and

1. 13 1 .2_ _ M m pwga, figgmd h will bea better man and con- not immediately connected with it. Dur-1*

2, , ' l Jay. 1; ;;x;¢;Ef,1ygbetr.er citizen. ,ing the months ot g I ‘

_ _ Q , J T CLABKIN .and November there -were

~ _ _ , Charlottetown, Saturday March 24th- Siiilcarlogds. These lambs were worth on f

` ' ` B F onthe average $2.50 -apiece, and the total#

\ ' V _ ` value wasthereforeabout §70,(m. Then 1