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"Tibi Brewing for the Americans,
BUYING NEW WARSHIPS FOR THE PERUVIAN NAVY.
Serious Differences Have Existed for
Twelve Years.
New York, August 2.—92n the Panama liner Advance, which reached this port to- day, was Com. Carlos Ferryros, of the Peruvian navy, who is en rcute to Paris for the purpose of purchasi:g warships for the Peruvian . avy. Ramcrs had been current at Paoama prior to July 21, when Com. Ferryros arrived from Gallao, con- cerning @ strong agitation throughout Pera against the United States, owing to differ - ences between the two countries existing since 1885. President Piero'a, at the Peruvian copgress last Thursday, said that the foreign relations of the government were friendly, with the €Xception of an issue raised between Peru and ihe United States dating from 1885. President Pierola added that Pern had beea compelled to accept arbitration under somewhat vexatious coaditions in order to avoid a rupture and that negotiations were still pending with the United States res- pecting a modification of tarifts.
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Let Us SUGGEST
A few articles—we have placed on our centre table as being suitable for this time of year:
Rimmel’s Toile: Vinegar
R. & G. Cologaoes
Florida Water
Lavandar Waters (Pinands)
Bath Brushes, Mits
Fine Soaps aud Sponges
Fine line of Tooth Bru-hes, paste etc.
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PEACE NEGOTIATIONS ‘SERIOUS COMPLI-
PROCEED SLOWLY,
Spain Reluctant to Accept the Conditions,
MILITARY OPERATIONS WILL BE
CONTINUED AS USUAL.
Several Regiments will go Aboard
Transports for Porto Rico.
[SeecraL to Tae Examiver.]
4.—The Fresident and the Freach Ambassador had a coa~ ference yesterday afternoon, but were un ~ able to reach aconclusion as to the ceptance by Spain of the peace conditio ns laid down by the President.
They bound themselves to the obser- vance of ihe strictest secrecy as to prov ceedit gs, until further progress has been
WasHincton, Aug.
ac-
made.
Meantime, in keeping with the declared purpose of the President at the beginning of overtures, this conference is not oper- ating to restrain military operations in avy degree.
Orders went out yesterday for a confer- ence of the leaders of the regiments ac- company:pg General Wade to Porto Rico, and within 24 hours some of the troops for this expeditioa will be boarding the trana- ports at Newport News.
Wants a Larger Force.
San Fraxcisco, Ang. 2.—Gen Merriam has received from the war department word that Gen Merritt has asked to have his command increased frem 20,600 to 50, 000 troops, in order to be able to meet any emergency which may arise on account of the hostile attitude of Aguiaosldo and the { :suegente
They Have Snow in Nebraska.
LixcoLn, Neb., Aug. 2.—An_ unprec e- dented cold snap is giving Nebraska a premature taste of fall. At Kimball, near the Wyoming line, it snowed for sev- eral minutes yesterday. No damage to crops is anticipated, saveacheck in the growtb of corn.
TOURISTS. — Prince Edward Island Lliustrated is a beauti- fully illustrated book on P. E Island. For sale at the Sec or at this office —
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Carters Book store
We have secured a number of lines of Fancy Goo#®s, Chinaware ete at big dis- counts and are going to give the public the benefit, Watch this space for eye openers in above lines.
On Tuesday morning 26th we commence with a line of Vases, 50 doz easily worth 10 cents each. If you come early vou can get them at 2 for 10. See samples in our show window.
We want vou to visit our New Anmmex aud see the dis~ plav of useful articles on sale there. No roow to enumerate them here, call in and see for yourself, it will pay you.
Geo. Carter & Co.
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Claret in cases,’ 1 doz quarts. English Soda Water cases, 6 doz each, English (Belfast) Ginger ale cases 6 doz each.
Wholesale.
J. & T. MORRIS.
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ISLAND; THURSDAY, AUGUST A,
EXAMINER -
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1898
Single Copies two cents.
“NO. 181
CATIONS AHEAD.
Insurgents: Are Likely te Cause
TROUBLE FOR THE AMERICANS AT MANILA,
Situation Sized up by aCorrespon-
dent of the London Times.
Loxpoyx, August 2.—-A despatch to the Times from Cavite, dated July 26th saye :—
“It is becoming more apparent daily that there are serious complications ahead. The Americans never made a greater mis~ take than in bringing Aguinaldo and the insurgent leaders here, giving them arms ano ammunition for the free use from the Cavite arseval. Aguinaldo fearing annexa~ tion by the Americans, openly opposes them.
“Either he bas been corrupted by some foreign power, or he has a false notion of ‘ the strength of the Philippine revolntion.- ' aries, failing to recognize that the receot successes are due to the concentration of Spanish strength at Manila consequent upoo the presence of tae Americans. Al-~ though he admits no foreign recognition, he talks of his government and dictates to the American authorities in absurdly in- flated terms.
“He has compelled the natives at southern approaches to Manilla to register their bullucks, ponies and conveyances, iv~ structing the owners not to supply them to Americans for transporiation without his sanction.
“Brig.-Gen. Anderson promptiv adop‘ed firm measures, warning Aguinaldo that force would be used to impress the means of transport which were ultimately forth- coming. Aguinaldo’s attitude makes fut~ ure operations against Manila problem- atic.
“In my opinion, Manila, with the aid of the fleet, might already have !een American. Nothing but the complicas tions with the natives prevented an ad~ yence. Now the violent rains bave s¢t in, making camp and field operations arduous and threatening the health of the men, which until now has been excellent.
“Aguinaldo’s forces encircle the city, making daily acd wightly attacks. The Spaniards still holdthe whole of the su- burbs. Occasional sorties are made, in which the loss of life is slight. Two miles behind Aguinaldo’s lines, south of Manila five thousand American troops are encamped. The remainder are at Cavite. Aguinaldo is understood to have objected to the advance of the Americans to ground captured by the insurgente, forgetting that his landing was eflected by the grace of the Americans,
“Tam convied that the Filliponos will never capture Manila unaided, and that if the Americans withdraw, the fate of the natives under Spanish rule wi!l be worse than before. There will be constant fight-~ ing and trade extension would te impos- sible. Thebest solution of the political situation would be that America admnnist- er the islandfirmly and justly with the natives and insistingoo their immediate disarmament.”
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boots for $1.25
Dongola Shoes 89 cents
GOFF BROS
ANOTHER TRAGEDY OF THE OCEAN
A Steamer Crushed in «
the lee
AND EER CREW DRIFT ABOUT FOR TWELVE DAYS.
Finally Rescued, in a Desperate Con- dition and Brought to St Johns.
{Sreorat to Toe Examiner. ]
Sr. Jonns, Newfoundland, Aug 4.—The Norwegian steamer Fortunate bound for Tilt Cove to load copper ore for Swansea was crushed in the ice fonrteen days ago, when five hundred miles from land.
The crew of 11 men took to the boats and drifted about for twelve days covering 350 miles.
They were reduced to desperate misery owing to frost bites and want of food and water, when picked up by the steamer Southwold and Ja: ded bere.
Concerning Penny Postage.
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Toroxto, Aug 1—The evening Tele- gram's London cable says that penvy postage will go into force ou November 9th the Prince of Wales’ birthday.
Kiduney-Bladder Trouble,
There is nomore serious menace to good health im the present age than Kidney dis- orders, and it’s an appalling fact, but a true one, that four-fifths of the country’s people have the taintofthis insidious disease with them. Dr. Chase's Ki.iney-Liver Pills cure all Kidney disease.
Straw Hats selling at half price, All must be sold. Secure youre early—W D McKay.
Waterproof coats at $5,00 6,75 8,00 0 and up. Buy ove and keep out the wet—W D McKay.
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THE EDUCATIONALISTE.
j Opening Meeting in Halifax, the
Largest Ever Heldin the Dominion. Havirax, Aug. 2.—The meeting of the Dominion Educational Association, which assembled tonight for its opening ‘sion in H lifax, is by all odds | the largest meeting of education~ |alists the Dominion bas yet seen. No attempt has been made to count the dele- gates. Thiscannot be done before the organizatiou meeting in the morning. The meeting tonight was one for welcome by the citizens of Halifax and was presided over by Governor Daly. It was very largely attended, Estimates by those in charge of arrangements place the probable number of delegates i in the city to nigbtat six hundred or seven hun- dred. The delegates are finding accom- modation in the hotels and private houses. The speakers to night were Governor Daly, Attorney General Longley, Arch~ bishop O’Brier,President Forrest,B Ru «I, M P, Alderman Faulkner, Mayor Steph- en, of Halifax, Hon Boucher de la Bruere, suprintendent of education, Quebec JG Gogin, superivtendent of education for the Northwest Territories; Dr Iach of New Brunswick, Dr McCabe of Ottawa, D J McLeod of Charlottetown,andHon W W Stetson of Maine. A letter was read from Hon G W Ross, of Ontario, expressing re~ gret at his inability to be present, and suggesting thai the schocls annually ob- serve a national holiday, to be called ‘Empire Day,” on the school day preced~ ing Mav 24th, the (Jueen’s birthday.
Meeting of Lobster Fishermen Packers & Suppliers
The Minister of Marine and Fisheries will be glad to meet the lobster fishermen, cowegg and suppliers of the Island, at the
ard of Trade room, Masonic Temple, Ch’town, on Monday next, the 8th August instant,
To accomodate those who may come by train from the Zast and West, and de- sire to return same day, the meeting will be held from 12 c’clock noon, till 3 p. m.
The Supt. of the P. E. I.R., bas kindly consented to grant those attending the meeting, return tickets over P. E. I, Railway at single fares.
The question to be diecusse', will be whether the present Lobster season should be continued, or shorteved, or changed to a fall searon.
E, B. WILLIAMS, Private Sec’y cena anaes mam
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