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ESTABLISHED lB9l. THE GUARDIAN, oHaRLoTTETo`wN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1898.-s 1>AoE.s

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.W mank those friends who so kindly ymlpad ns by their valuable articles 'long to the R. A. Gallery on Thanks- ‘wing and two following days. Those Qimgns who did not avail themselves of' mg privilege of looking upon these re- mrkable pictures and cnriosities have go idea of what they have forever miss- ,d_ We would gladly have named each #,913-ibutor to the museum and splendid M mbles, but your space could not he faked for such a purpose.

suffice it to say from the boy who

lam us an old revolver to the lady who .moo the best cake. our most hearty

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THE BISHOFS VISIT.

Sm,-St. Pauls is fortunate in, hav-

ing a visitation from such a learned .gwtlemen as His Lordship the Bishop 51 Nova Scotia, but many are at a loss to know the reason why a few members ,hgnld try a. d introduce standing. up yhen he enters. (perhaps they expect mi; tocontinue when he leaves) and I‘ qndnrstsnd orders have been given to qhgchoir to lead in this matter. l`h1s ggqnld not be tolerated, because they gm free to do as they like and should wg be at the dictation of any member ofthe congregation. No innovation of shi; kind should be allowed. The Protestant members of the church ghonld attend and do the same as has has done for nearly a century in St. yah, when the Bishop is holding ser- One has just to inquire about the ginger our church across the ocean

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1 OTTAWA, Nov. 80..._(Special)--A1 g

1nPont1

Many Losses With the Ziii‘;‘;‘.;‘.i‘1‘;‘.*;”ii..‘i.°i';332;..7 " nislilo the sale of the

5- 3- P0"'f|3“d- Anassreom PARIS. ' Phi||ipine5_

____ A Quebec .Vlan Tries to Reba Jr

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200 Lives Lost By The Big Storm -Another Now

Raging With Heavy Snow -Storm All Over The States-

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Names of the Victims-Over Pants, Nov. 30 --(Special)--Charles " Fear Britain and the states

alker of uebec has been arrested v

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here for trying to rob a bank messenger are Preparing a surprlse'-` 1 of 111,600 frances. ` Garlist Rising~ Bulgarian

Plot-Senator I-loar and

, STEAMER SWAMPED. come: arenufftea.

Mne Persons Drowned in Koote- . _--

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ST- JOHNS NOV- 30--(SP@Clf1l)- Rt-:vt;t.roRe, Nov. so.-(special) PARIS. Nov- 30-(Special)-The.

M305’ Sl- JOIIU Mid NQW B1`\1U5Wi(`k -The steamer Ainsworth, running b@_ peace commissioners continue the pre- homes are made sad by the loss of .the tween Kootenay and the lakes “as Paragon of the Peace treaty Steamer P°1`tla"d- swamped and nine persons drowned. European papers generally view with

C9'Pt-Blanfmafd and EUSWBGY Mt'-'T' - ____ _ dislke America’s acquisition of the

fm both ffm here in f0l`l1191` Fears- . . l’hilippihes'and regret that the powers Merrill’s wife was a St. John lady. BU RGLAR GUN *could not combine to 1-event it

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Miss Clark. Frank W. Wilson and _-_ They talk angrily of the Supp.”-Lgng-

JMIIGS W- F10W91`. PaSSBl1g€l'S WSI? That He and a woman Last Year land has given America and predict she f01'U-101' residents 0f Sl- J0h\1~ Murdered Tw°' Will take Qhusan from China as com-

Mrs. Berry the Stewardess, belonged L"S ANGELES, NOV-» 30--(SP€Ci81) pensagiggi

here and Mrs. Harris the other steward- --J0hI1 Hancock. just condemned to 10 - They/fear the English and Amerimms GSS. C0 Digby- Years imP1`i50m119nt f01` bl11°gla1`5’» 0011' hare preparing some disagreeable sur-

Amongtho crow were Tolm Daly, fesses that he and Winifred Myers rise

Ncarly all have relatives and friends 100 BARGAINS in felt hats. 35 cents madm. ll, °-~¢*-" discount R h@re_ each. The lot includes ladies’ sailors, WORCESTER, Mass., Nov. 30 -(Spe " CIHCAGU MARKETS

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JOM CI0ZiB1' Bud G001`g6 MGGil1V6I&5'. .murdered Dr- Euflllilke and Pele' Rumors are rife of Carlist agitations all [his City; Cornbliug O'Bri3n and Ell]l8l0ll lll S0l1ll19ID N6V8(l8. 0VBl` 11 ‘and I-gpg;-tg gay an gpgn 137011; is

Morris Graham of Hit-key Road; Arthur year ago. Sloan ol Lock Lomond ;George Watson, Miss Myers. now Mrs. Crocs, has . ~ . . O '_ rd p N ' 5,5 _Ni htm le Big, S1199 S31 Fredericton; Jas. Hatfield, Lock ldeclared that Hancock alone com- BOHAI Nov' 3.0_(Sp€c.lal]'_A p10t‘Hauu1:?HE:1ifa ov n ear g ga '

- s ~ I se s°- ‘ ' menu be

Lomond; George T. Graham, Peters- , mitted the murders. to assassinate Pn?ce Ferdinand of Bu] 1 Nov. 28. Reallliy, Miller, Chutlium. cash on 26 ville - 1 ' ' B

feared. _

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TWU T|""° ° W8 Find N°°"’ fh° The steamer Horton rs being loaded

____ Federal Gapttal. with oats at Railway wharf by Messrs.

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Matheson and Toombs. ~

THE steamer Acadian, of the Dobell

Line. arrived from Montreal on her last

trip this season yesterday morning,wit}1

St. John’s, Ndd. with the following cargo: 1.000 packages butter, 200 boxes cheese, 200 cases eggs. 500 boxes soap, 75 tons hay and sundries;

The seizure and condemnation of two

carloads of apples from Ontario, which arrived in Vancouver a shorttlme ago and were found to be infected with larvae of the codlin moth, will, we hope, act as a warning to eastern ship- pers in consigning to customers here, fruit which they must know to be in- fected, says the World. One car,whicl\ was cons‘gned to Victoria, had 88 bar- rels condemned, and these, with those in the car to Vancouver dealers, were cremated on Friday.

P. RT OF CHARLOT'1‘ETOWVN.

Nov. 30.. Ar: Margaret Ann, Buck-

ler, Picton; James Sample. Roberts, do; Welcome. Vanamber, Tidnish; Sunrise, Trenholm, Bay Verte; Minnie Bell. McDougall, New Glasgow; Susan King, Pollard. Northport; SS ` Horton. McGregor, Sharpness; SS Halifax; Pye, Boston. -

Nov. 30., Cld: SS Halifax, Pye,

Boston; Minnie-Bell. McDougall, Belle River; Susan King, Pollard, Northport; Dolphin, Wright, Alberton. `

PORT or ar.RER'roN.

Nov. 25. Inwards, Reality Miller

Newcastle, Lumber.

Nov. 28.-Pioneer, Poole, Charlotte-

town. coal and oil

BOSTON, Nav., 3o.._[sp@¢ia1]_11,wa1kivg halwid <=hi\df@I1’S hats. Worth ¢t»1)_semn0t- Hear, (Republican), --

is understood that the crew and PaS_ 85 centsyto $1.50 now 35 cents each.- Wm 0 OSB the Phil- Pine “chase and CH1oAdt>_,Noven1ber30..__[Spec1s1]-e

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sengers of the Portland totalled 50 souls, STANLE1 BROS' predicts that the treaty Will Iwi P2188 the Thlg-ggllgvzzgg '.' A A A

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and the loss of life by the storm ts esti- COME IH 3.I`l(l géf ba.l`g3.lllS S te. . ° ’ ’ _ ,_ ix °

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mated at over 200 and probably con-r at 0111' big Sll08 Sale. 20 l’.0 . _ . I _ Deo ,\Yhest,651° com.33l'oat8.26i_¥ l ”~ siderably more. ' " ' ki Q

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Another heavv northwest "ww Jost- L ' _ 1 fol°nreli;:hzS:nt;sCl:?a tprbvince 1:; .po?ka§livE:'l7m“’ 65; leon’ Mi, mugs*

storm 1s now raging as far west as ,_ ,___ . -- J] k’9_27_ p A D d h dy ed. T _ _ declares it is urgently needed. * \lYll0T p _

8llY6I', all lI1')l`8 1°&3lBl`S 8I`6 f68l' DIED A '_ T §

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THE WEATHER. [Funeral at 2.80 tc~day from corner Hargglliglteglilzécplg-M egoilweg.. Suzi- ay

--- of Hensley and Richmond Street, to St. nee, and fireman respec’ively, both

WssHr1\’G'roN, Nov. 30-[Special]- Dunstan’s Cathedrah] . . residents of portland, 105; their “V53 . V ` _ ' uf afl

Fair. increasing cloudinefs with rain, Entered - to ' st 0 30 h NO J h while on their engine on the western 1 hun

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0; gngw, high not-th wgstel-ly winds Benjamin 1;”-az? son" oft Lum; gn; division ofthe Boston & Maine railroad waic

» - - '- 1 '» ' _ yesterday afternoon. The locomotive . ' dlmmlshmg Abraham Henry' left Portland esterday morning for Ex & “cows fur

ROYAL Hill( &- CW YORK. .

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track of the vgst iimount of heavygsnow that had fallen during the nignt. A heavy plow was being pushed through the snow and until the train reached

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ou erwic e trip was uneven . Upon reaching Hobbs Bridge the plow

it ,lelt the rails and the engine fcllowed. aye 0"' '

` going up an embankment. The plow y

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ljreman were crushed against the boiler

It will break up many wrecks along the , ___ ,_ ,.=.._.__ . 2 »-_Q--_ ' B0yQ' O

beach' l iln this citv, on the 29th inst.. Eliza- Ehrs’ 0

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al rge cargo. She left last night for

warning knell sponded to by our 1 nrosecutor. who is

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