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THE DAILY orcas CHARLOTTETUWN, DECEMBER 28, 1899

|THE DAILY BXAMINER|

DECEMBER 28, L899

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NEWS NOTFS

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The British eteamer Ariosto lies wreck MU SI CI N 3, |

HOTES AND COMMENTS

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i Pays ‘ Buy at

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—Recruiting offices have been opened at Toronto,Kingston and Hamilton. It is said that over 500 men,partly artillery and pirtly cavalry,bave already been enro! ed

THE MAGDALEN SERVICE. at Toronto. Eighty artillerymen at

Kingston have been examined and dea

ed six miles euuth of Hatteras, Carolina.

The British warship Creasy, which was Jaunched recently, is @ new type of cruiser

North

’ clared fit. for the navy, for in add:tion toa steel pre- MR. — I. EARLE S$ Latest advices from the Magdalens re —In the five months ending 30th of | teetive deck like a!l the commerce port tne steamer Lusenbury, which has November, the imports of Canadas amount- | protectors built since the Hamilton pro- GRAND

has a six inch It ia wbout the

ehe belt of Harveyized steel.

ed in value to nearly $10,000,000 more | stamme of 1889,

been on that route under the o sontracts ew contracts! than of the corresponding period of last

The money

saving store

isolated isiands. Despite Mr. Tarte’s de.

claration—when he landed there last year

head-—ihat the old service of the St. Olat was behind the time and that he would engi’ neer anew contract which would put those

this new contract has been a curse to th®

out commupication. This is too bad. In

; accordance with the wish of the people down there, we protest most energetical~

eroment dves not come to the aid of those

flying the tricolor of France from bis mas;

greater than it onghtto be. If the pace should be kept up there will be a collapee, ere iong.

—Col. Loog, whose guns were lost, finds a friendly defender in the New York Com mercial Advertiser. He should not be blamed, says that paper, for the Joss His guns were not powerfal enough to reach the enemy from the safe sheiter of infantry

shortcomings of equipment by self sacrifis- iog heroism.

these failures. So it will be with the British army; the repulse at the Tugela river will merely become one of the inci- dents of the campaign which wil! be half

forgotten when the war is brought to a

" made by Maitre Tante this summer, (0 year. Additions to the prices ot food, is, | #'2® Of the Diadem, and wili be as fast.bn' QO N C EK R T } have made ber last scheduled trip and the} without doubt, largely the cause of this | 0” & dravgbt of 26 feet 3 inches it will te last abeolutely for.the seasov,—if the Gov- | ivcrease. In any case the expansion is displace 12,000 tons—ihat is 1,000 tons

more. The belt is 230 feet long, extend

ing from five feet below the load water line to eix feet avd a half above it, and ending 120 feet from the bow and 90 feet from the stern in the thwartship pulkheads five inches in thickness. In the matter of armament the resemblance is more to the bigger cruisers now at the Cape—the Pow-

erful aod the Terrible.

Under- clothing.

IN THE

Opera -- House

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Tuesday Evening, Jan. 2nd

Under the Distinguished Patronage

Fc inting the Wav

3 The yeas 1899 is tast draw- poor Islanders in touch oftener and support,since the Boer guns were of greater Sn eT ee ee —s of Pat oe the Lieutenant ing to a close.

longer in the season at better| range. Hise advantage trom this she'ter overnor and Mrs, McIntyre We wish to thank he peo—

aha a ticoel an freight | W48 desperate attempt to overcome the His Worship the Mayor it

ple for their liberal pee

d Mrs, W an rs, Warburton; ag during this year, and to

and His Lordship,

Islands. A much inferior boat—“an] " meg: John Telegraph remarke that the Bishop, solicit a continuance ot the 4 j old tub, ” writes a correspondent—was pu'| ¢he Russians were almost five months in same for 1900-—In the fut- 2 on the route all the year, and now with’ | reducing Plevna, they were repulsed with a ' out donbt she wil] lay upifshe can and heavy loss in many aesaults, but we are PART I. leave those four thousand Magdalener ily we eer oat eae : Geteiei the from December 20ch till May 20th with “ : a

2. Grand Chorus tron Overs Bemer-.. cub cendssear ence amidi Rossini 30 voices with Orchestral Acct. 3. Piano Quartette, Grand Valtz, Straus The Missee Horasby, Handrahan and

Best Musical InstrumentS—=-—__

y at —r } treatment. triumphant close, eo ~ — Carroll ‘ide Sewing Machines, © now what a. —The London correspondent of the New omic Vocal Duett....... ve cooMaziogt i Graphophenes, etc, selves to be shut out from the world for} York Sun says: ‘The War Office au- Another lot of Miss Earle and Mr. Chas Earle. Bie. : : : even afew days. We should lend our in thorities seem te be at last convinced that 5. Dance......Sailor’e Hornpipe....e» -.

The fopular

dry goods store

| fluence to sherten the months of the ex-| 78 Wili last far longer than was at first

lated islands before the ice becomes neary

Office ia preparing for a continuance enough to be a hindrance to any ordinary

of the war until well along in the sum- 1

Fleece Lined

at $1.00 suit.

‘| Mandolins, Miss EB, Murphy and Mice

Master Arthur Warburton

Miller Bros,

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ure as during the past our ‘ aim shall be to furnish only {

eM .., |expected. They have placed with one 6. Violin Bolo..Hungarian Fantasie. . ciusion of the Magdalens from al! privi- firm ip Lovdon a contract for 10,000 tons T CO CPEF OH OTOOT OR es oe eee HO EEe "1 alee QUEEN STREET leges of commurication. If there ia} of fodder, the delivery te begin in South U nderwear i Mr. Vinnicombe nothing else forjJTiae Stanley to do surely — during an = eae for - 7. Vozal rane Fenny, at cataay reese Connolly’s Building. | j . : imilar contracts have pro en m | she could make several trips to the iso made elsewhere, showing that ihe War : € 8. String Quartette,............ = eece ne eee

Hogar; Banjo, Miss mae Guitar,

ocean boat. Let Mr. Lemieux,M P. for! mer. 9 Sem; Mise J. Hornsby 8 , . Semi-Chorus— Morrily Goes our Ba‘k. . 5 Gaepe and the Magdalens, whisper a word} —A correspondent enquires whether or | Y gy better also have!__..........-.. scenhiatniens tie Leslie : into his friend Tarte’s ear, and, tricolor or| 20¢ Hon. Fred Peters can assume the} © 10, Piano Quartette [a] Fioal 3rd...... To Gur Friends ; : not on high, the Stanley wil] be ordered to| Attorney-Generalship of this moribuod a look at our bisbep ns 9+ pial Symphony Haydu ; ; . | Farqubarson Government without going dGal Seni b go to the relief of the neglected islands in (b] Grand Galop. .Smi ; a . to the people, as he went to the people be- 11 Sword Dancesccsesesssersseeereeneeee | QUE Customers a jiffy, fore, as Attorney-General, and was return- double a eee :

| abundantly supplied with food, with rifles

If he had remained a member of the government and had gone al] around the compass of portfolios, our correspondent

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—Dr Leyde declares that the Boers are

heavy ribbed, all

Mies Gillis, 12. I’m a Philosopher...From Opera.... Belle of New York. ee

eee and the General

Mr. Chas Earle : 1 f all Sele. says he cou!d come back ard be Attorney- : : * and with ammunition of a - General now. This is no doubt correct. wool Un derclothing Ag, Pee. PART iL ae wo gee? Buying Public <ae a But Mr. Peters resigned the Cabinet seat, —The Mail and Empire remarks that) and that ought to preclude his assuming at $1.15 per A Dress Rehearsal or Burlesque on Opera F ki he 22nd and 23rd among the offers of military service which ! office agaio without answering to his elec- . Cinderelia or Making the nd ana zoF | are pouring in from all parts of the Em-| tors. At all events, the governmevt which suit. CHARACTERS the best days in our 18 years

Themillin:1y leaders

pire there is none which will give Her eae more pride than that of the a atraite. Six Nations Indians, Five soldiers he}

has to mske such arrangements is in sorry Mr. Farquharson had better harken to the will of the people. He wil!

| noble red men make. Everybod whe saw the two companies of them ai Niagara | laet summer was impressed with jaonl the colonial contingente, the Tasmanian

splendid physique aad warlike appearance.| Miniter of Education has directed the As scouts or as skirmisher8 the active) head masters of the public sehools to

and daring braves would be splendid aux-| Jirect the pupils’ attention to the follow- liaries. ” points :

The federal character of the event,

fall all the harder at the last.

—In connection with the sending out or

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hey are the best value for they money

in town.

| Clara Wilkins.

Mrs. Jarvey..Elocution Mis ress.........., ‘

Mies Jones,Principal of Grove House Aca- demy.............Mias Florence Karle Mademoiselle Epinard,French Goveruvess Miss Lillian Collings

Amy Fibbe. . Afterwards Cinderells...... Mics May S‘ewart

. Afterwards the Prince . Mr. E. Mitchell

of business, We wish youa Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year. Yours respectfully,

Reddin Bros.,

Miss Amy Earle Josa Jennings...Afterwards Fairy Gad-

—~In Paris on the 23rd inst.,a pro Boer Mc aod Australia being united as meother....Miss Winnie Collings f | meeting ended in a riot. The Socialiste |one people, and all together associated Martha Hi iggins ) Afterwards Spiteful OPPOSITE P. O. | entered in force and broke up the meeting, | with the Mother Country, thus displaying Harry Jackson | Sisters

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CHARLOTTETOWN

| **Vive la Social Revolution!” and “A bas 2. The fact that Tasmanian troops are Sophonisva Spivin..The Komantic Gir} Deroulede ! 9 with counter cries of “Vive! now for the firat time taking part with the g Mies Louise Bremner a | Deroulede !” and “Vive l’Armee !” Several! | ister colonies in war. Miss Prudence Pinchback.......... ae r Nationalist Deputies whe were present} 3. The reason why England is now at Miss Gertrude Ross ——_—_—— | endeavoured to speak, but they were quite | war with the Boers. Sarah Ann..The Greedy Girl...... idioma inaudible. A free fight ensued, and the; 4 The hope that the war w |] result in ~<igpe— Mies M. Irwin . . proprietor of the hal! turned off the gee, | Securing for all Enropean peoples gree Q Servant. oe aes | Prince Edward Island Railway The combatants lighted bewspapers and | ithe Transvaal sucb political and civ: A ian Daisy Tian = “s | continued the fig bt, smashing the fittings privileges as the Bo-rs themselves are GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. ooo and Ene chee } . . . e ains oO 4 y ‘ of the hal! and using them as weapons. | allowed in the British colonies in South For Best Value in Ticketa, Reserved seats 35c. Unre- | days excepted, )as under. Finally the police cleared the room, but} Africa. ‘ . served 25c. Plan of seats at Dodd’s and ieaanionsensguinicilaeeacininlbincteiapeni- dill they were compelled to charge several} 5. The evidence this mevement has Underclothing, Rankin’s. Trains Out Trains In- times before order was re established. given cf the unewerving and enthusiastic a aes ararinis ee oo | lovalty of the people of Tasmaniaand her} __ niniansimeenatmetncipmeinoistcanniamnaitiainiaiial vomenennh Joum up Read W eek’s & Co’s flannelette underwear | sitter colonies to the great Empire to| ~ ae OC Me Sti. oo Se ow Ss ad in today’s iseue;th are gieyving special which we belong, and to the me and COUPUUERUEHEREOSHEEREREREUEETORECERET DEEZ P.M. A M. LAs a M ss PM bargains in bi ightgowns and knickers.— | person of our Most Gracious Sovereign the = = Perr 3 715 iy Cases st 945 210 So! The People’s Store Queen, = = y. enn 417 812 N. Wiltshire R39 115 oe agents for Moncton —_- = PRETTY = 431 825 Hunter River 825 18 T | Hockey sticks (Indian made) for ae -~— cae foe = = Pp r 613 8 59 Fmeraid Jac 7 4s 12 30 , 7 926 . i 7 09 12 02 weeds D svoy 2 og ae Scow shovel for boys at Beer & Guft's. | 5 = IC U R ES $20 90er ) oly 635.1195 a3, au = ; = : S’side . te o a Re ee sea ee ee 7s = = We carry a full line of the cel. | YG, vesiiinen sts * O97 5 = = ebrated Perry Pictures—-l< eac Se cs Dost SHRM. oes. 8 49 = = colored 2 cts. Call and ‘oo 300. .....O’Leary...... ‘= = over the catalogue. You ma 405... « eAllberton.....-.. - 40) = . 5 00 ar... .. Tignish..... lv 5 4 ‘ = find some you would like. PM AM. t = ahosi AM z CHAS J. MITCH ELL; | 2 10 iv. .Charlottetown..ar 10 10 aE = BooKSELLER and STATIONER 3 35 ar { Mt. Stewart ] lv 8 45 4 =| 145 Queen Street, i 3 ly | ardig jar a : 3 i ov ee igan. eeevere 0 | 2 Upitutte Prowses 5 25 ar... Georgetown... .lv 6 50 ] Suitable remembrances for = —-- = PM - - . all we - — friends may be selected at ~~ - Ch . t PM aie s stewart...ar 8 25 . . ¥ ma an yoeeee e+” e9OSGe 2x on | 7 ing Silver and Gold goods. = 452....- "St. Peter's. 0-7 28 op” FROM UUR STOCK OF = is Over 6 20 ar......Souris..... lv _ h ; = PM A Ss 4 eee0e sasniaaidadlgilaiitia sem sancitilalarai : Watch Chains = 2% aves 4 q | 5 1E lv,...-. Emerald,..ar 7 35 l B | f = oe ar begin to think of the 6 06 ea lamin. Je 6 45 [ all DrAceiets =} New Year. You probably have some . rn . = friend away to whom you had not Trains are run by Eastern Standard Time. Dp-‘c-Jate mens furnishings “sf Sleeve Links s|time to sent the usual Christmas PS Portis = rememberance, Gen. Man. Can. Gov't Kys._ . = lal coe td we oo = = a call = acl = ae a - ol - ee = = oo - — —

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