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June ll.—t{n the House of in discussion the on Island and Fisher explained that tenders
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Foster explained that the matter was
all cases, where the cash purchase ; ; amounts to 10c or more. Evervbody is | before the Government over a year which eitled to it.nnd should see that they | seemed to be long enough.
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Cycliste, runners, jumpers, and athletes generally. Strengthens the muscles, re- moves and prevents fatigue and stiffness,
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getit.—Geo ¢ On the item for $180,000!for a steamship
to take the place of the Stanley, Sir Louis said the ship would be much larger than the{Stanley and built on the same plan.
It is hoped she may be ready by Decems ber, but if early delivery makes the price too high Capt McElhenney is instructed not to procure the ship for this year.
Macdonald, P El,said trade was in~ crea‘ing so rapidly and_ especially in pork whish was becoming such a great local iudustry that it was important to have an improved service.
In reply Sir Louis Davies said that both the Stanley andthe new ship would be , engaged in the service.
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Sympathy With the States. Bostox, June 9.—Among the prominent speakers at the annua) banquet of the Mae~ sachueetta Medical Society, beld in this city last eveving, was How. Sir William Hingstoo, of Moutreal, who opened his ad- CENTRAL DRUGSTORE dress with a reference to the advantages of the country and city practitioners meeting \ | in social iniercourse and exchanging ideas.
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| Touchiwg upon the present war, he sad: sReweoowoenes o8ee™m | * Blood ., yoviewdy thaw water. When America suff-rs, England, Scotland. Ire~ land, ail the English people suffer too. In the #truggle in which you are now enga- ged, it is a matter of great satisfaction to read the expressions of good will for An rica, which are made in the of Great Britain. We wish you all success, and we all hope that the struggle may be as short
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TRANSPORTS. STILL HELD UP,
Afraid to Let Them Go,
NAVY DEPARTMENT FEARS
May Not be Ready for Work till Next |
THEY WILL BE ATTACKED,
And They Will Not Leave Unless Strongly Convoyed.
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Wasurneton, June 11.—The war situa tion remains unchanged.
A serious hitch in the transportation of the army to Cuba has developed, and the loaded with
transports men are now anchored in tne Gulf off the port of Tampa.
It is understood that they will move on Monday.
The balt, which was called after they were under way,ia not the fault of the War Department. The delay is to be charged t> the Navy Department, which has visions of spectral Spanish warships, and has de- clined to attempt to convoy the troops overto Cuban waters until a strong fleet has been collected for thia purpose.
To this end it is proposed to have a fleet of sixteen warships to couvoy the troops: It is believed that the navy will follow up the landing of troops by forcing the passage of the narrow channel leading to the harbor of Sautiago de Cuba, fishing up sunken mines and compelling Admiral Cervera to make a stand.
If the des:ruction of the Spanish fleet s sucessfully carried out it will end the last vestige of Spanish dominion in eastern
Cuba.
REV. R. J. GRANT KILLED
By an electric Car in While Bicycling.
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{[Speciat to Tae Examiver.] Bauivax, June 1l.—Rev. R. J. Grant, of River John, Pictou County, N.S. who wan ettending the Presbyterian Genera Assembly at Montreal, was killed by an electric car there yesterday, while riding a bicyele.
as possible and that peace may soon return,”
Hulls, Cargoes &Freights
COVERED British and Foreign Marine
Fall of a Metecr.
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Carrerowy, June 9.—A_ meteor half the size of St. Paul’s Cath: drai bas fallen at Port Alfred. It makes a hole in the
Assets 10 Million Dollars eround 50 feet deep and 120 feet long and General Marine 60 feet wade. 7” Assets 29 Million Dollars ae
The New York Court ct Appeals has affirmed the conviction of murder in tb: firet degree in the case of Martio Thorn, found guilty of the kill- ing of William Galdensuppe, a bath rubber, | in Woodside, L. I., in July last. Mrs. | | Augusta Nack, Thorn’s confederate in the murder, and who turned State’s evidence, is Rerving @ sentence ¢ f fifteen years’ im- | prisonment for her part in the crime.
Sterling Certificates issued payable in any of ‘he chief cities of Europe.
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FOR SALE.—A boat weon; easy running | and in good order. Arthur G. Pease.
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The largest assortment in the city to select from- prices, from 5¢ up. Come to-night aad select your tie.
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Secretary.
THE PARLIAMENT OF CANADA.
Franchise Bill Amended
AS FAR AS IT RELATES TO P. E. ISLAND
As a Result of Conference Between
Ministers and Senators.
[Speciah TO THe Examiyer.]
Orrawa, June 11,—Several confereoces took place yesterday between the M.nisters and Senators Bowell and Ferguson respect- ing the Franchise Bill and other matters.
As a result that the Government will amend»
it is understood accept several those introduced by Senator Ferguson and relatirg to P. E, Island.
This smooths up affairs and should make it possible to reach an adjournme:t
ments, inclading
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Worthy goods at lowest prices—makes big business this lot of off-rings for today and to-morrow:
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Cool underwear for men
Allsizes in newest light weight gar- ments, It’s time for your comfort’s sake to drop that warm, heavy underwear, and try & suit of these light weights.
Light r-b underwear 39c per suit Plain, summer wei zht 45c per suit Nice grade, smoothly finished 70c-per suit Fine, smooth nicely finished talbriggan
Fine Balbriggan, softand light -ateen facing $1.10 per suit
Imitation Merino, heavier, saieeu facing $1.10 per suit cuffs 60c¢ | American Balbriggan, Sanit-
A shirt waist that fits
Waist3 with some style about them— best waists the town skows for the money.
Light and dark collars and cuffs attached 35e
Pretty light print all sizes 55c
A great line in
tripes, and checks, self collars and
90c per suit
Saturday night.
chise Bill was taken up with the view of taking action on the amendments in which the Commons refused to concur.
The result wae that of the six amend- ments in which the Commons did not concu’, the Senate adheresto four and drops two.
The two dropped are those proposed by Senator Miller.
Those maintained are the Prince ward Isiand amendments.
‘The Government accepts the whole of the P. E. Island’s proposals though they are included in the first of these which are declared by Fitzpatrick amendment a subversion of the principles of the
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part ofthe Senate. The Senae
a adopted as a part of the c¢m)r mise agreement a resolusion in which the Min- ister of Justice concurred, that the Senate had aperfect right todeal with suche question as this.
Mills said hewould not gurantee the acceptance by the Commonseof this affir- mation.
THE GREAT CUBAN PROBLEM.
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How to Control the Cubans After the Spaniards are Defeated.
Wasnincron, June 9.—Not a few men in Congress and connected with the Ads ministration are now beginning to be wor- ried, it is said by the attitude of the Cuban insurgents, who are said to have grown in- different towards the United States Gove erument, now thai they have it fairly in- voived io war.
This was one of the features of the sit- uation anticipated, it is said, by the President before the war begav, and it had much to do with shaping his appareatly hesitative policy and the discovery of the weakness of the rebel army as @ Cooperat- ive force. _From various sources the Ad- ministratiop. receives evidence that the waroing before the war as tothe need which might arise of suppressing the in- eurgents after expelling the Spaniards, may comé true. Itisaileged that the Governmentof the insurgents has in view acampaign of reprieal as s0on as it can get the upper hand of the Spanish ruling class. If this were permitted we would then see the same prescripti ive Measure
adopted in Cubs, whica fore: od ali the
lovaliete out of thé Sumi Aimérican Ra-
public in the early twenties and it wou'd be ne ceseary for us to interfere with a | s:rctig haud and make the Cubans unde, « | atand | that we would no more tolera’e 0} * jaro #hen exerciscd by them than
thea théy wére its victims. Al] this make Fe Teller amendment disclaiming any disposition or intention to exercise so~ vereignty,, turisdiction crjcoztro! over said island, a trifle embarrassing. Fortunately the amendment contains qualify:ng clauses which may be broad erough toadmit our completing the work tp m which we bave eutered, even if we have to put some ov-r enthusiastic local patriots under discip]ine in order to do it.
It is a part cf the President’s programe still, as it was at the outeet, to Jet the | people of Cuba decide for themselves by
an untrammelled vote, under what form of | governinent they desire to live, but he is | beginning to have grave doubis, it is said whetber he will be uble to take a fair en'l liberal vote with tke rebel leaders assert- | ing their control as successors to the | Spani iards.
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Fancy maslin with detachable collar | °°”. Random Yaro, Sateen ' 72¢ | facing, jersey cuffs and
ankle $1.35 per suit
A very choice assortment different | colors and styles $1.00 |
New Neckwear Correct colored shirts
Thejust “right” kind for particular Rasy to find what you'd want in a stock | young meop. Elaborate patterns for the like ours—jast like to show you.
man wholikes that kind; quiet patterns
Plam muslin bows 15e¢, 19¢ | for the other man, Neat Roman Stripe l4c A clearing lot in men’s fancy open front Plain satin bow io black or red 25c | shirts, mostly with detachable self collars
and cuffs—sizes 154, 16, 164, only 79%
Neat fuur-in-and, in plain and fancy \ ; ; A nice thing in open front, collar and
25c, 28c, 32e)
Roman stripe fringed end tie 36c | cufts attached 84¢ Open back, separate collars and cuffs
. $1.05
Collars and Culls Several choice lines, separate collars ané
cuffs $rrls
Newest shapes in sight, al! the newest collar styles in plain white linen 12c, l5c, Béc Cuffs 25c aad We pr, pieis black, plain rec! collare-and-eufley
Keep-cool corsets
We've just Opened anew line of wentil- ated corsets, Worth attention these warm
A beauty, open front, cuf*s attached
$1.30 Then the: . white shirts
Three “star” lines of gentlemen’s un~ laundered ~birte, we can’t tell you of
days. them too eften, For inetance—white,net weight 7 oz— | Good cotton body, fine linen bosom 5c 2 s'de ste: Js 35c | Five, heavy, cotton Lody, pure linen bos- A pretty grade, sam* weight 50c | om and bands 75c Better still T5e; Heavy cotton body, Irish linen bosom
Have you seen that “ Albani Special” aud bands, reinforced back amd front, a new corset jean lace trimmed— { endless stays, dovble stitching all round better than most $1.00 correts, our price $1.10
80c . . We’vea beantiful corset of the E. T.| Fine ready-to-wear Jaundered shirt 75c
make, verv light weight, fine grey French Very fine white laurdered shirt, just Coutil—long waist a om $1.00) Opened—linen bosom and bande, ; well The Galor: “ aise for women only $1.10 ] made $1.10 net The Galore Waist for children 78¢ Finer grades sti)] $1.35, 1.50
Collars, Cuffs and Ties
We se)] cheap col- lars and good col- lars, and cheap col- lare are the best cheap collars, and our other collare— are the best at any price.
some glove values
Ladies black, tan and white cotton lirle 10¢ Imitation Taffeta, white andtan I5e Black T: ff ta at 17¢, 22, 29¢ Fine, pure siik gloves in black 55e, 63e, 78c Black teffeta w th farcy points 15, 22, 40 Cyc'iog gi v-, white and tan 1860 Ladies undreased kid gloves, in black,
4 fawn, tan and grey. contrasted stitching ‘i a, and facing 39c) = P 12c 4 bution§glace kid gloves 75c Mess. @d called 7 s.ud Jacing g'ace kid $1.10 linen cuffs 19¢ 7etud lacing Bretagre, Perrin’s $1.35 |
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Blain fast black cotton hermsdor dyed Idec dorf dyed, spliced heel and toe 2lec, wool cashmere 276 and 28e
A novelty in plain fine Hermsdorf dyed, cotton ‘hose—with natural wool cashmere foot 35c, Fine Egyptian lisle-— light as a cob-web, cool as @ sea breeze, 42c,
Moore & McLeod
Plain fast black’ Herms- Fancy ribbed cashmere 25c, Plain, all
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