Tris MAY nesrnoi Minis

ADIAN MOUNTED RIPLES UN I.0NG MARCH

mam;-|~0, April l.).f¢',:peci . -i ag _ _

died on Wednesday at Bl0e!11~ WAS:-:z>:G'ros,April19.-(Specia1.l-Con-

mm enteric fever. _sul Hay has notified the U. S. Govern-

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A, Ewan tclegruphs to Toronto; _ "

:endian Artillery, with New zen- Losses, April. io.-The W.-.r or-rice

md Australians, are at Caina- declined to give any information in re-

ggeh through the surrounding \Viirren has been recalled.

w” *TY "“';§‘g2¢?*é§ ii, n I'-'."` °.:.~‘."f"`~v-':»1"'.`F>l§-;` 7 ._ £1- £4 .jévfa .,E;`il-..`.; 1.;-.»,-,»;'==y.:~_.=:-..~= 2,-i. _ J-:_ i .- .- ,fi _ -e _ i -.

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THE- GUARDIAIM CHABLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, FRIDAY APRIL 20 1900 _D

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Canadians in Hospital-One Western

ff! rw Z'

Man Dead oi Fever.

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Wilhelmina Gives Audience to Boer Envoys-Trade with orange State Resunied -Chicago Ambulance Men Join the Boer Forces-Bul1er’s and Warrens Cases---Why Lord Roberts’ Censuring Report Was

Published.

HJlL<i;< roi-2 soiuri _xi=niC.\. if Cape Colony and the occupi ed portions of

, ~ -al i 'H -ore the Orange Free State.

pm-chased :Z3 horses and will _' Rise i:rvr;D Bonn i:1\'vo\'s rnivA'rELi'. gets steamer l0Ml E0 Sail f1`0m Queen Wilhehnina gave Dr. Leyds and South Africa. the Boer peace envoys ii private audience

srcre, oss DEAD. » this afternoon.

Smtciier 1,33;-gr, frgm _CHICAGO MEN Joins rm: Bonus.

are sick in hospital, but _ment that a number of the Chicago am- '

ibulence Corps have _joined the Boer

Asn Ai'srnAi.rA_\'< nAR':Hi_\'G. l f°1`°eS- '

I The Government while regretting t-his,

the first iiiimiiion of Canadian does not hold itself responsible. _

and D. and E. Batteries THE “`-*R 0F*`IC`1”5 SILENT-

southwest of De Aar on a gard to the current reports that General

' 3 'ranrrnrosi-: is 'run Prscicnriox.

REACHE5 BmRA_ YVhat is to be done with Sir Redvers

Antik19__(Specia1)__There is _Buller and Sir Charles Warren occupies

War news today’ ‘_ everybo<;ly`s attention. The papers con-

es “""°“ at Bei” fi-l‘.§I.`§..”§ .‘;‘I.‘§.§”.§`li §f;`Z§§i”§.”.'...l‘§’.l’.‘§..§°'“

East Africa but weeks must _ ° he can concentrate 8 force on They ask if more errors are not likely to

occur, together with fruitless waste of

of .th T sal pros

e nnsv or M’ ch . life. in the event that men who have been

_ declared incompetent by their superior _

dba is said tn have gs” continue to command 40,(l)0 troops.

' ft"iifnow`gcne1ul1y accepted ‘that fhbii

-TRADING RISUIID- government had a purpose in the publica-

ggigt glut, mg Q", mug( tion of Lord Roberts’ despatch and that

mhfgg, _ the recall of General-Buller and General

& been ngmgd lntween _Warren has probably been decided.

,';;,&e:,,;'%,,1‘,¢;§;! Look out “standing Room

course they 8'lve splendid ., Only” Sign for Stu Geo;-ge'S

Day Concert It seems

. ~ 'tkens will have a

marrow. T°“"”Y 4* h .f

=__ e' ' full house. . Have to urry 1 Lars . ii ' ° ui F ou want a reserved seat.

rouse estw us; lfheyrre goino fast, D 20 -li

from his accident. His ° forwarded to himaudit , .. ,, . . . to mire pare in the M. P. i .' u}f§}‘y".?,`.i‘¢»l¥§§o§¢a1llhrfitsi5lilS;"e3';lil`il§;€ 24”’ Mali- L0" “US th” yh imc, ,to thiisgreat miillinery displaii- bicyelists in training but & McLeod. . _` H

the necessary“go"a.niwould ff. ' , ` _ ‘@8111 °f°\1r “S°°r=b°!-'-" KEWYDRK STOCK LIST-

other Island boys have been # ' `

Dawson City or other points

Closing prices

American Sugar

W American Steel and Wire

Brooklyn Transit Burlington Continental Tob.

April ioui.

104§ 432

American Tobacco Iwi

733 1252

Federal Steel

Federal Steel Prid Louisville and Nashville New York Central

by Rubber _

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Teniilsee Coal and Iron ' .

. _ciiicaoo mixiiri -i

R06k Island .1102 St. Paul 121§

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unfair ew feta a f -va Uniwd SU!-tes Rubber 1111

April C`0¢t°l1 P¢1` 100155 i if dpqsénot hold thatenviablo _ _ ot been s pokeii: of the hlféhost =»

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HALTFAX, April 18 -It is not on the

antiporles. Australian oysters are not 01111' ‘i€'=iCi011S, but also cheap and plenti- ful, being retailed in Sydney at from six- DBHCB £0 0118 Shilling per plate or bottle. The consumption is enormous, lasting throughout the year, and amounting to several millions of bivalves annu- ally. The whole of the New South Wales coast is admirably adapted for oyster cul- ture. The climate, the nature of the coast line, with its innumerable inlets and creeks,al1d the natural existence in several al varieties of the bivalve itself, all com- bine to mark its suitability. . Until about

39 years ago nothing was done to conserve

P. E. Island shores, .or the American fthis source of food supply. The oysters sive Wreath °f Primmws t‘°:d°°°r°'t’°

;’;’aSl';1SP!_;<_:_rally that oysters are solely were collected by wholesale,without any grave-

un , - . _ . . .

ey are plentiful also at the steps being taken tosecureacontinuance THE PRINCE RETUBNING vm BBU3Sm_s_

of the supply. The natural results follow ed, and legislation bccazna necessary to secure the preservation of the oyster fish- ‘ eries; but much remains to be done.

Theappointment of a fisheries commis-

sion in 1830 probably prevented the entire extinction of the oyster industry in New South Wales, though the operations of the commission have been m uch impeded from lack of suilicient legislation to en- able them to check the improvidence of - the lessees, who, with few exceptions, strip the oyster beds .without regard to 1 future supp ly.

MR. PETERS CRl'l`IClSBD._

Vancouver World has decla1'ed~11Yil-I UB the

. sland,and"s`til1 8 member' ` ` e fi; _ `. __ T Islmd legislature, though now, a 'resident 1 convention and block.huélnosaf\!as'an-out-

of British Columbia.

eral convention, which ‘appears tohave

followingeffect: “That the Libc rals in p: o

rt o o osc the verumont

, -Fon si-secs. e

r ,f

Sweet

Boohilwl

suit cA'rA\.oce E. __

The sf. Jehu sun of april rrui guys; 'ras ' iia.feu¢w-1.ibeiunby_exiiii>iuug¢i“the cuf-

Mr. Peters presided at the recent Lib» ‘ time and-&ney His remsal,

been called to consider the questiono! run- I out of order; his refusal, of im- ning the coming provincial elections on aposea reasonable time limit “A federal party lines. The Worlds own Ie- until Mr. Davis should havewlan'oppor'- port of the convention shows that it was _ tunitytotest the patience otitis audience a most tumultuous aifair, with ‘ai greg wi ,_ __ gl *_ ff ties about deal of wrangling as _to the standing o¢{th§x§i€mi‘ér-‘gall Peters delegates from different gpg `of the pro- under-the great.;-_4__isponsibilit§r of being at vince. -But Mr., Peterfbbjectionablc con- _' -least indirectly the cause of unfortun- duct had to do witha resolution to the' atc termination of"tho§€_ proceedings.

vincial- convention assembled _ hereby could have come. Mr. Peters is, we be- refuse to accept the government of the lleve a very estimable man inmany ways, Hon. Joseph Martin as arepresentative but he is totally undtted to fill the on- Lfberal adm"`lni§irati6i, andhiareby *clam

nigh -esteem in the eyes or one mano P11150- _ _

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rguringnre the closing rates; knocked last evening at the gates and gmt that tae mmc§r? ?w“ get a' " le Ong:

5 April, wheat, 65i, corn, 38, oats, 23, Petengwas asleep; deaf, blindto the 5593385 f51_,1-ipsofthe verybesh 1_¢~lI|3Il_ P13003' _QYB °°'.:‘.;"”~?.*’.;... ..._ .... aa. ....... e‘.‘.‘“.;“°°.......“‘°°-r°°:;'.*’°‘e;‘.:;;'a:;‘;;ee.1.:fa e::”.f“f..:.°°’1i'a°.'r.m@-.=;°..“.».*“...;‘.e'° -e»i°~ t° im °'=°~

3 O00 ,ti pork,y , M’ , l ; f aeliero in the str'i:e, he would this .@0119-illliyyelxcell-’1 'f"f °f the _beat

ii) ,- ° ~ , ~ ie <1 as -im mast I\\_wn.r°.w~f=® w1¢~11==1r1°1=\b°°=°!i-?¢\e"% Canad-a. »- Miller

Ju,lg__ vrhelt, 652, 0011!, 39# _ have beenloo e_ upon a _ _ _ __ wgpth gf Gran. ;__ , __ ' _ 'Worthy of the conddence of the party., _gggd Perhnste1‘Y” 0o_'°n_l? _ Seuels n 29 it

- - - - .'. ' 6. `

But he 'most lamentably failed to rise to lthe occasion and forfeited regard of

l ‘eil _ ‘gf-1[ir~-»£leteis»f~-is

lrslfbupon every-délegat§’lwho_ had spen, _ t

or failure, promptly to rulq;-the motion

-\ With such a. chairman no other ending

the goberuxqeut were pfned, s

"P0 3' PP ~ _.K0 i ~ ‘f 1 , ,, __ .. ` . .Mn P¢ters.aecepzed this resolution as ii -and 'vdiamiéhea at Hs eouiruee and proper oneftobe discussed. Seve:-ful dele- of their §__declared `7iyith»_fgi~eat bitternewi gates protcited,thzi?t,~_f;ii,was not. The chair- _dust-niiihtithat his _behavior in the chair man ruled that it washin order. ~Mr. Martin has gained hundreds of adherents for the himself appealed from this ruling. QA vote government cause. _ ,

never was reached,for there was a continu- ~

ous uproar for the rest of the evening, ». ,,

‘had a motion to adjourn sine die was at A- P ‘ _ D N last declared carried. ' A The World charges that the resolution _ 1.-_-' A ._ ig nog wo muah

il was introduced by a small fa'etiou'that Messrs. F_ Perklns°M_l_lllnery Room Crowilel. _» __ i_m~'e~i,du_m the

71 wanted to breakup the meeting, and it _ All that was advertised by Messrs ._B____.,__ _ 84% d’s°“”°°M"P°'°°” 1” the f°u°“'i““ "'“°" ` Perkins se oo took place wednesday if

ous fashon: . , ' , _ - __ , _GYM ; $_;__.___.._,._._..1;: ,

135 Until last evening,the Hon. Fred. Peters €§;°§€;xg;1n';Zt;‘;:;t:;d;;3§h° WSZQE: _ -~ ef. , , .-

was looked upon by most of the Liber-iilsof of the management. xp" _ » __-.. _-,_ _ ____ _

_ Bggish Columbiana a man o_f§_xceptio_nal The disnlay of . inet! mdk -.vs _'.1 ~ A _ . _ -is is in-s. on .ri~°<=s»1»1f1rb'=» same is-iiisaswiiE‘lmn.e fyima .. i»..e,.a.i.e i.. agood account of himself in any position myghing gvgg ,hmm by m-milf ., _ d _ 'fre was .wi _ _ to which he m lit be called. Tllatlllr past, and their openin have al 'f‘_‘,- ‘f-A- wb *h*

ne.. lap- i..

'is

i l-gr-L . ,_ .__ _ 1_¢-4 ii L -1- the mi 3-*_ " { ' . v F q & ""'“""-' <=°~f°f= -of eh°fll0‘l’EL I'-‘OR

now in stock. ~ ‘

A11 kinds, big

variety _ styles a. n d *l ~ - shapes. lst

2nd qualities. Wholesale and

toin

`W8l

stood

Roberts the man

gmxim Great

at-this '

tetest

bonus

THE SULTAN

Primrose Day Celebrated

Sends a

And a Re-statement of Cardinal when

Returning Home via hmmm 1

in Fredericton, N. B., for

Sixteen Croton Strikers Arrwed, The Leader.

'mn sUL'rAN miner PAY Ur. --0gw» Losses-, April io.-rspeeisii.-All his 'wil ec

_ European papers discuss the American m°1'“|5lUC

Turkish complication and the belief

that American insistance will compel the

GENEIQXL REDVERS BULLER S.,i.,a,,_,,,, my .,p_

' ‘ e '» " ,, ` 'T -_ ‘..°f.e~., in ,ff 1'# mv CFLEB-341fm.’,¥N EF

P E I H _ ' , ` Primrose Day was to-day' cel

Q Q g ' ' _ _ . with the customary zeal.

_AM _______________________________________________________ __ ` _ Lord Beaconsileldsstatuo

""""""""" "fl" - ately decked'and the Queen sent 9. num-

- CQPENHAGEN. April 19.-(Special).-The Prince of Wales' started homeward thi

the Royal Family-visited the tomb of th e late Queen of Denmark. ~

i` The Prince will return through “‘°‘°~‘

and precautions are being taken to

_Gnoron LA1<nn<G,A

tar sixteen arrests have been including nstuuathe

f shi-ikors.~ - " ` '

a.s.~.ss.ee.saa.e.-

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rmrl;.§uhi»'t' melissa in

M# eiiiviseni

must

byte;-lan “In view at --

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' Before his departure all the members of mm‘°t

laik

In view

“Wei-i

LEADING STBIKERS ARRESTED.

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_ __ _ __ _ er0_#Q96t_eteha&_1`_i__l`i ogjgreat politicalf V :_

that it is optional witheany Liteiallgr sup- con¥e@ion. §ven§%_.stroig.géppponentiipf

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The well known known

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hui! » oounining

'bélids-'s_ kitchen and thin! _

mod as u aunplo nil bum _ It lu All oouvouiuuoal of a Railway f afclii fl!! B1

an .o_nhl_ll\t WIIUESBB

. B. of Miss to enter

tube