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HOSPITAL

AFFAIRS

Severely' Critieized in Par-

liainent.

CANADIAN CASUALTIES

Include No Islanders - Kruger’s Grandson Arrives at St. Helena.

IN A BUSY L`OR.\'ER.

TORONTO. June -(Special).- The

Globes correspondent with the Mounted Rifles telegraphs from Kroonstadt that

the Canadian Rifles are scattered all

along the railway in the northern section ol the Orange River where Dewitt is caus- ing trouble.

cA.vADiAN Lossrs is A saARi> ricrrr.

An outpost of D. Squadron was attacked

June 22, near Honingspruit and Privates Patterson. Morden and Keer kil1ed,Lieut. Inglish. Privates Miles and Aspinall wounded and Bell and Ermantinger cap- tured.

The Boers followed the Canadians to

within ritle shot of their compound and then, finding the quarters too hot, re- tired.

HosPrrAL ArrAiRs cRiricisED.

LoNDoN,J une `28~(Special.)-Thejexpos Gres regarding the hospitals in South. Africa have made agreat sensation in

England. They began with three col-

umns of restrained language in the Times

yesterday from Mr. IV. A. Burdett-' Coutts, Conservative member of parlia- ment for Westminister.

His disclosures have been widely repro-

duced and they 'are supplemented this morning with denunciatory telegrams and interviews from survivors and army med- ical men.

It is understood that Lord Roberts will

reply. ‘

xRr:uER'.< i;RA.\'DsO.\' AT sT. HELENA.

JAME~iTow.\', St. Helena, June 27.-

Sarel Elotf, President Kruger`s grandson, who was captured by the British at Mafe- i king, landed here to-day with ll oflicers and 98 troopers. mostly foreigners. The

prisoners who were clean and respectable looking in appearance, were immediately sent to Deadwood. the prison camp.

l`--C-OG1--1--ID

Yonkl he oirprised ifyou used Malrnetic

Dyes to ~»e»- wniif spit- ndid results can be obtnirie-l. with slight effort and at a cost -Often cents.

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A Lot of Ladies Satin

Slippers, Pink _ and Black

SEYMO

.But His Colum

RUSSIAN FORCE MOVING ON PEKIN.

The Russian colonel Schtelle, with ten

thousand men is marching on Pekin where about 60,000 Boxers are said tobe assembled. -

NATivE CHRISTIANS MURDERED.

Shanghai is quiet. The Chinese are said to have massacred many native Christ- ians.

Rt'ssiA PREPARED To i~iORILizE.

BERLIN, June 28.-4Special.)-Russia, reliable reports say, has notified all milit-

ary and civic authorities secretly to pre-

pare everything for mobilization.

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A RECORD IN BLOOD.

literally written in the blood of millions

health. It is all the time curing disease

blood, and it is doing every day to thousands who are taking it for poor _ap-

tite tired feeling and general debility.

l)teis the best medicine m_on_ey c_an bu§}_

Hood's Pills are no n-irritatin g. ice

25 cents.

Hammocks

A bi stock oi GOOD. STRONG and

opened.

Tennis Racq u€tS.

Croquet Sets

Borsa GIRLS' .maj DOLLS OAR- RIAGES. A large vir-Sly af 8' prices.

Rllggles of Halifax, adds greatly to the day’s sport.

MILITARY ONLY-ONE MILE BICYCLE

NOVICE.

H. Wonacott, H. A. Ellis, A. G. Camer-

on, S. Doyle, R. E. Smith, A. W. Gaudet.

ChampionShip.~1 mile Bicycle, P. C. BPOWH. Byron Brown, L. Horne, N. Wonacott, VV. T. Copeland, W. E, Jardine S. Doyle, R. E. Smith, A. IV. Gaudet.

400 YARD DASH.

V. S. Shaw, J. McPherson, R. A. Dona-

hoe, L. Adams, C. J. McMillan, H. VV. Ritchie ,P. A. Duff, J.H_ Mitchell, N. Bethune, J. B. Hughes, C. J. Mitchell, E. V. Jost, J.Enman. _

3 MILE BIKE-CHAMPIONSHIP.

P. C. Brown, Byron Brown, L. Horne,

The record of Hood`s Sarsaparilla is H' “’°naC°tt' lv' S' Coplandv IV- E'

Jardine, S. Doyle, R. E. Smith, A. W.

Of people to whom it has given good Gg,ude;_

ofthe stomach, _nerves, kidneys and' 100 YARD DASHQ’ *'= ' I

E. Ritchie, H. W. Ritchie, Jas. Mc-

Millan, P. A. Duft'y,J. H. Mitchell, A. Bethune, J. B. Hughes, H. Toombs, A. Mills, C .J. Mitchell, W. Williams, J. Wood, L. S. Stephen, H. L. Ruggles.

220 YARD DASP.

E. Ritchie, C. J. McMillan, H. W.

Ritchie, James McMillan, P. A, Duffy, J. H. Mitchell, H. Bethune, J. B. Hughes, H.ToombS, W. Williams, W. Bowden, A. Mills, J. Enman, F. L. Stephen W. A. A., Halifax. N. S.

880 YARD RUN.

V. Shaw, J. Donahoe, T. McGregor, L.

Adams, P.~ A. Duffy, J. H. Mitchell, J. B.

3 - H ' C J M' li 1'

k t , ughes, Louis McIntyre, _ . itc e .

REAL comfortable Hammoc s Jus _ d Ev _ _E E =

H. McLeo , .J. Jost, J . nman.

RUNNING BROAD JUMP. »

V. Shaw,\V. McKenzie, R. A. Donahoe,

E. B. Huggan. C. J. McMillan, H. W. Ritchie, IVDI. Martin, H. Gaudet, H. L. Ruggles.

HIGH JUMP.

E, A. Teed, IV. Bowden, D. McPherson,

W. McKenzie, K. McPherson, R. A. Don-

ahoe, S. McDonald, IVDI. Martin. H. Gaudet. H. L. Ruggles.

POLE VAULT _

Joseph Lawlor, IV. Bowden, J. \Vood,

J . M. McDonald, J . Donahoe R. A. Dona- hoe,L McDonald. H. Gaudet, H. L.

, & Ruggles. , I ' ‘ PUTTING l6l‘b siIoT.

__ _ I J. R. Darke, S. W. Delaney, _W. Mc-

Lean, A. McLeod, W. A. Johnston, J. McPherson, J. Donahoe, R. A. Donahoe, W. Mclnnis, C. McDonald, H. Sprague,A. McMillan. _

TriROwING HEAVY HAMMER.

J . R. Darke, S. W.Delaney, W McLean,

J . Donahoe, R. A. Donahoe, C. McDonald,

J. Wood, J. M. McPherson, W. Mc-

i K McPherson,L McDonald E

P, A. Duffy, L. Mclntyre, H. L. Ruggles.

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RUSSI ANS ARE MOVING Will Arrive in the City on Saturday Evening. Stevens and

Ruggles Entered in Different Events. A Magnificent NEED OP CDAST DEFENSE N0 MURE

_- _ Day’s Sport Guaranteed. The Committee Greatly m__ ___

on Pekin io,ooo strong; Efwollraaed-

Native Christians Martyred -----»---~»»M»A~--A---»~M. ' . Yukml Aff3ll'5

M. G. McFarlane, J . Wood, H. McLeod,

Wallace Williams, Dewar and Shaw, Harris and McPherson, Harper and Rit- chie, McQuillan and Brown, P. H. Duiiy, D. Sullivan,J as. A. Campbell, H. Bethune, J . B. Hughes, W. A. Dawson, L. McIn- tyre, J. Darke, E. V. Jost, W. McPherson.

HEAVY LLARCHING ORDER RACE.

W. G. McFarlane, J. Powers, A. G

Cameron, T. J. Donahoe, W. A. Johns- ton, V, Shaw.J. McPherson, G. Harper, J. Webster, D_. Ferguson, Lieut. E. Peake, H. Jenkins, Lieut. Leigh, E. Heartz. W. James, Patk. Halloran, Stephen Kiggins, Stephen McDonald, D. Sullivan, Jas Campbell, H. Sprague. J . P. Hughes, W. A. Dawson, J . Drake, J . S. Simmons.

TUG or WAR.

Teams from No 1 Co. 4 Reg, C. A.

Ll 56 $6 2 G5 Gb G6 G5 ‘C

S. Ii at 5 GS 65 $6 io L6

cs __¢g _ sc ,sense-.A L5 »

-2 -. $3; Batli.

£( (6 '

Engineers.

_ RELAY RACE. ,

NO. 1 Co. NO. 2. Co.

Engineers Co.

NO. 2, C0. 82, Pownal.

NO. 5, Co. 4 Reg. Montague.

40 PR. DRILL AND SEIIETING.

No. 1 CO.

55 2 G6

(S 5 (6

Charlotteto wn.

Montague.

TENT PITOHINS. COMPETITION.

NO. 5 CO. Montague. Engineers Charlottetown. NO. 2 Co. Pownal.

LATEST.

Mr. Stephen and Mr. Ruggles are ac-

companied by the trainer of the W. A. A. Club, J . J . Mack, and will arrive in the City Saturday evening June 30th. '

NEW YORK STOCK LIST.

June 23.

1133

Closing prices

American Sugar

American Steel and Wire

American Tobacco >-rooklyn Transit

Burlington

Continental Tob. ,

Federal Steel

Federal Steel Prid

Louisville and Nashville

New York Central

Rock Island St. Paul . Tennessee Coaland Iron

Union Pac Pr’fd

United States Ru bber April Cotton Der 100 lbs

90% 55i 123§

24 32 532 7 5

in-sg 105# nil

i1-*'11-_--i

Rev. E. A. McPhee has resigned the pas-

lV~. J0neS» H°ISpmgu°’ A' McMillan* torate of the Baptist congregation Of East

RURDLE RACE 120 YARDS. }_>¢in;_

Not often are the citizens of Charlotte-

town privileged to enjoy so rare a treat

K ey ° ' ’ . I I Be?-Izuggari, H. IV.Rit-chie,Jas.McMilla.n, -as was given those who were fortunate

enough to be present at Kindergarten Hall last evening tohear Dir. Frank R.` Conklin give his recital . Mr. Conklin is certainly a genius and a true artist. His

‘ unpersenation of the different characters

was perfection itself, one moment sending

his audience into roars of laughter and A the next moving them to tears. It

|CeS SZIOIY POCKBIS The drama David Garrick in three acts

Pr ‘ I was excellently rendered and in the inter-

' ' ""5 mission the audience were treated to a

. . Q . - 'il' Illlilld S _ k’ P der solo by Miss Minnie Moore, who is too A Ote thlsi they were "sn P G ' a well-known by a Charlottetown audience

._ ' ' _ ` to need any comment, she having in each

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The Pefisilfi C°fS°$"°E“P““,§,h~'vfa;:’¢?.l;d°:iI O‘¢3.1'Il Of t2I‘I8I'» the other selections were more to the the evyitl°?tllil;(i>at:Iiie<I\s'afety Pocket ----» taste of the laughter-loving part of the POPU _ _ . '

The are wafngd 1 E i -audiencc :Space forbidsfurthercomment. 3UNDAy5_

Against having any Corset claiming ito have _ Ill Sl10l“l3 tale m3t1)1a_»89!f\e“t§I1: gznlflisogo win mweprinu SL- Wm lava Rock’

this Pttcnt. th ny Co gs having £1158 a’mst gratulate on nnglng ' Wh,” Point

for the futlurgé ngwg a§the’i‘femp",°»» md- ag Charlottetown and may _ be 8-Ssllred M 9_ ‘_ m_ _ At m,_m_ Stiff an , . h - that his next recital will _ be well .. 124; ,,_ -,_l ~f 1,15 pm WMIBSIIO A\|§3_°l’”fh0"'\ ‘md d° ”°_“_’° s°“S£°d W" I ~ patronized. Tux GUARDIAN is lpleased 2 .. .i ?1%»-

._ .ny-_ e _ , 8 “ U cc

Parisian Oorsoi 00,

to announce that Mir Conklin will favor

. , I “mm _ p _ Gliarlottetown agam: on next Tiievdml “ ‘ “ A “A ‘fu '

_ _ Manufacturers. - E = _ . --,mn ])g,vidHarnmwiilbe given. Chl»tlctt¢town,Ju_n_e1lt,1W0. '

anmn¢mKk@& Q-=\== ° ' O = O

UR MAGNIPICENI DAY’S SPORT. AN ALLY il5N

Messrs. iiiiiii IIIIIII I AAAAAA iiiiiiii I L. Ruggles ol A J

S Wanderers, Halifax, _ w 'P-' n umm Laumer Pfcpmng for the Manitoba Qcliool

Gf¢a¢|y_ _ wliil W. A. A. ciolrs iiiimveli, J. J. mocli, Crisis in Asia D _,cu C

Possible War Among the Powers Plays a Part in

__ ° ° The month of June wi ' '

Shanghai QIIICI. weather, its long delightfutlli isercliragnailrig I onsTAci.E RACE. I Vafd Wins

| pleasant even temperatme is nearly past , VV. G. McFarlane, W. Bowden, H. Mc-

m_. _only two days m0re_ Dominion Day Ileod, \Vallace Williams, E. J. Powers, C.

falls on Sunday this year and on Monday ‘J. Mitchell, A. G. Cameron, J . M. Mc-

sEYMoURRELiEvED-sUr1=ER1-:D RADLY. the citizens of Charlottetown will have PherS°n’ W' McKenzie’ B' Ga"‘hum‘

CHE Foo’ June %__(special_)_Admiral the opportunity of attending a genuine H. Lowe. L. Mclnnis, L. McDonald, E.B.

. . . _ dl’-Y'S SP0rt. Many will be Surprised to Huggan' P’ A' Duffy D‘ Suuwan’ Jas'

Seymours expedition has been relieved _ learn this morning of the lame number of Campbell, H. Bethune, J . B. Hughes, H. but no news is received from Pekin. entries. The meet is a guaranteed H- D3~WS0I1. L- MCIDWY2. E- V- 3035, WID- Seymour‘s expedition hadahard time S“°CeSS- Fine weather is all that is M°PherS°“’J' Euman'

and suffered greatly-_ necessary. The entries of Stevens and! WEIEELBARBQW RACE_

Military Plans.

(From the Chicago Tribune.)

Ottawa, Can., June 20.-Canada for.

years has been shaping her course with the present Asiatic crisis in view. As far back as 1897 Sir Wilfrid Laurier wa.s| in communication with the imperial govern- ment on the subject. He gave as a public reason for not interfering with Japanese immigration into Canada that coming .events in Asia prohibited in the imperial interests any hostile action against Japan. He repeatedly referred to the Emperor of Japan as the ally of the Queen in _the East.

Precisely the same language was used

this week by the Canadian Premier in ex- plaining the policy of the government in relation to the Asiat-ics coming into Can- ada to settle. He was willing to refer to

'the agitation in British Columbia lust

883

importations of Chinese, to the extent of

$50 to $100, but would Sanction nothing

against the Japanese. '

He holds steadily in view the fact th at

Canadians, Englishmen, Scotchmen_,Irisli- men, and Japanese may soon be ‘found iightingon the Same side in China and against a common enemy.

GREAT BRITAIN OF THE PACIFIC.

Canadian _audi Brit`ish_ interests. ' arej understood- to require the Strengthening of Japan in the Orient and making her

the Great Britain of Asiatic waters..

Canada's trade with Japan is increasing at a. rate that gives her a stake in Asiatic' aiairs barely second to that of Great Britain and the United States. ° In whatever happens inChii`ia, Ca.nada’s

attitude will bediiferent to what it has

.-been in South Africa. Canada strength~.

ened British ‘hands against t-he Boers for the sake of the kindred blood, for the pride Of race, and from the force of senti- ment. In the far East she will be moved as well by the dictates of vital questions of national trade and progress.

Already ' there is inquiry on all hands

when the troops in the Transvtal and Orange Free State will be brought home again, to be in readiness for whatever may happen, Canada may be called upon to assist the imperial army by strenthening the Atlantic and Pacidc coast garrisons of the Dominion.

coAs'r DI-:PI-:NsE PLANS. Although Canada is not likely for the

present to be asked to send troops to Asia, the duty devolves upon the ministry to be ready for whatever may happen. The powers that act in concert this year to overawe China may be fighting among themselves over their respective spheres of influence next year.

In such case the undefended British col-

onies would be the obj ect of attack by the fleets of a European enemy. It is, conse- quently obvious that preparations for the defense of Canada’S coasts, east and west, must shortly be undertaken in earnest.

The defence scheme Organ ized by the

board of imperial Oilicers who recentlv sat in Ottawa and personallyinvestigated the coasts and frontiers from one end of Can- ada to the other is understood to be com- pleted. Nothing has been done to carry it into effect, but much has been accomplish- ed in the way of bringing the defensive fm-ees into good condition for the part they may have to play when the work of putting the imperial bOard’s plans into operation is begun.

FOR SALE-A ladys wheel, new,

frame22inch. Year guarantee. _ Price 1ow,]Ow. ApplytoW. Dennis, OLeary Station.-29 li.

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ROGKY POIlIl‘ FERRY.

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Th 3 "Emu" will ply between Prince smgt w°§i'i-Hua Rocky Pointaaiiy. isimiiayi excepted) as follows:

will leave Prince St. 5 will leave wharf - Pda#

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LAND DAHAGES AT ST 33%

OTTAWA, J une 28* -(Special )- hequer Court awarded J S. John, $8 500 for land taken for

colonial improvements

AN OLD Ln: DENIED

SAN FRANrcIsco, June

Rumors that Rev George and had confessed to Lamont and Minnie

HARVARD wins BOAT RAc&.

NEW LONDON, Conn., J une

--Harvard to day won the and Harvard freshmen freshmen in the eight-cared race.

_ _ REPORT cnARons UNTRUE. increasing the poll tax on Chinamen from.

OTTAWA, J une ‘

court presented to Parliament report of the Emergency mittee declaring Hank hasbdled to prove his charges and that based on a misconception of the the Committee warmly lluiilui Dorian eltoilfoo ‘mimi ships ot the troops in South A MINORITY REPORT T0 CDBG.

The Conservative members of

mittee will present a minority No MORE SUPPLEMENTARBS.

Hon. Mr Fielding told

today thatno more

mates will be presented YUKON AFFAIRS AGAIN

Mr Bell for Sir Hlbbert Tapper

long resolution calling on the ment for a Judicial inquiry into adalrs, as Ogilvie s enquiry is

cient

'rin

scnoor. TROUBLE IN

WINNIPEG, J une

school trouble is reviv

parents og Oak Lake hidden on pain of refusal of

send their children to the public No separate school exist in the

SAFE SURE AND P

What a world of meanipg this

ment embodies Just what you ing for, is it not? Putmans

Corn Extractor-the great

cure-actés in tthisswayl It

spots, sa e, ac s 1 y

t sure and mildly? t e parts, painlessly.

ed upon by imltations or

CHICAGO MARKETS-

CRIOAGO, June

lowing are the closing rates -

July wheat, 79;, corn.42 06110.

pork, siaoo sept., wheat, 80 corn. 42i

Firewc

2 cases for Dominion

ire ilraokers,

Gannon ilraokllrli

Bannon Solutos, Star liiuoi

llrimion Battarln, Grass lloppon,

li ootrio Rockets

Lawn Lights

llolond Torches oto

“Silver Dragon’ Gunn

make the loudest repo Cracker# made We bo" Pet” ‘Si>°rr.” ‘D°1=dy»

We impnrtdn-ect from the

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