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ESUBUSHED |8Q|_ THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1898.--8 PAGES. . A

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A mlm snziu "L int rntttlvluts '"““°

t tin me woeasby Accident while ,in;i'i:t;;°§;~r;;;;°‘:'&}‘mb;';‘;

_...___ Hunting' ____ §Brighton were burned this morning'

ST. STEPHEN, N. B., Nov. 21.- The loss is $400,000. -

_ [Special] -Richard Robinson, aged 19, _ _ ____.____ BGIDIIQIDQ t0 lll8 cillldlld §S°U of the late John A- Robinson. was Spalll IS ‘|20 GH TW8llly Lance arm: nt asorirnltsm-

shot, ap'parently by accident while ' _ At th , 1 h l` and

. . hunting in the woods near Dennysville - » 9 "gn ar anmg t' 7 mu

A | n R _ _ the Federated Trades and Labor Csulo

t a tm allway °” S“t“’d“5" Mlulon Dollars cil held recently a resolution was pass'

-5,--._-`~_. ed condemning the action ot the Cami#

-i g li.. ` ‘Z;?eEf?J;oI‘lu!1I;:;lli in DOI .eufotclllil IHC

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A Murderer Falls Heir to a s§;%<;\;¢:ro:::':»e:°a';:|.a1|fax A Lat °f °th°|, condmon' R‘u'”_E‘_“ w"_ V

'ut-Dun-gggigg Fntality at Port

pon Entity. Nov. 19.-A moat dis- cwing accident, by which Belford m,,_ of Rayiide, lost his life, occur- ,-,d it Raywortiis Upper Cape factory M, morning. 1 ouiig Allen was attend- ing the engine and in getting sawdust mths tire got under the _edger saw, ghich hit him, spitting his head open. H, died in a few minutes.

Allen w Y 5 _ old gud Was 8 steady, hard- working my He is a son of Geo. L. Allen, Of

Bayside .

Bois reefers. overcoats and ulsters,

15 per cent less than you usually P,y_-Jas. Paros & Co.

A i>oi.i._u< and a hall saved is a dol- Luand a half made. To save this ask year merchant for McLean Stamps.

qw* ;~ gnry good housewife _is_ collecting H, them, are you? llnot, it is not too

latsto start now. The concern is be-

Yomis men see Shoreys D. B. Clay .` ,h It to b h°ed th ‘tl

S»e°S“te=~t°h~e with S*§kO,;fim_;“°° lt...,‘Z.l’1°t°.'l.‘?I.'t Wm? md” .u§§@.S. T591

"'m‘m°& zest lining at $12" A ' A5' undenominationalchiiracter of the Armyi PHO” °‘ work should recommend it to all. The

£1 'll .RUBI Igsgiixegll tg§ylse_a?£§§a:];§§;§§; filled-not* with members of the orgini- ; itmeM0de1StOre___R¢H_RAMsAY & C0 zation-but with the poor and neglected I

' NMICE our ad. re Cl\ildI‘@D`S Bild and place, gives it e strong claim upon' 50y’80l0lhil1g il1lhiS iSS\1€. W0 IIHVG the all lovers of humanity and especially so £°°d* lm] P15098 9-3 allvefiiied---K H- as this is the only general effort put _Raiser & CO. forth during the year in support of its

Wit sell the best brown beaver_ over- of almost every nation. 4 stat in this city at $12.00; see it and

ini it.-Jas. BATON dr Co.

BUY Tryon ilaunels. Tryon unshrink- p R able blankets and Trvon Yarns.

IILD SPLIT OPEN- . `

Elgin- '

asonl about nfteen ears

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1 I DIED-

At Caledonia., Lot 60, Nov. 5th, Mur- u S'

dock Bethune at the na'riarcl:a.l a e of

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$7 years. The deceased was a native

uiiteisie of save, scotitnd. and emi- R here.

grated along with a number ot his‘ countrymen to P. E. Island about 40

yslrsa o. He has lotta widow, two .

Huang one daughter to mourn th ir R change'

1005. He was a man of strict integrity _ildhonesty in his dealings with his

fellow creatures and was living under R IOW ill |ll°iG8. the belief of his responsibility to God.

inf fussy

not later than Friday noon of each week

of their intention of “changino"` their

- ent entire- °

Dv "E W" “der new mmagem ads. for the Wi~:i~;i<i.r GuARDi.iN. other- '

ll' “d °'°ry merchant in? thguhrlclfietzll; wise the management cannot guarantee t

Sum!" whose Dime . ls m _ the appearance of “chanoes" in the is- blankslamp book which we give you sue desired. ts.

fm, Now is the time to start it you have not done S0- Ask f°1' UUHHPS and Tiianitsoivinc Dai' Exct'itsioNs -Ar- y0t1Will 8°t}h°m- for "QTY 10 Cent' rangements have been completed for p\rchlS6 yOU af# Snmled to 00° M0' 1 sale of return tickets to points in Que- lean Stamp. Paste this in your b00k bec and Ontario on Nov.22nd and 23rd, and when it is full bring it to our cmee, ggod for mmm up to November 2811,, Revere Hotel, Kelli S¥l‘0°f~ '31 3i at one tirst-class fare for the round trip.

d f ‘ Ask for and be sure you oct tickets

Tn best dresse yoqni Iggzre 98 reading via Canadian Paciticziine from Ch“‘°“°ww“ are wearm” y and to St. John, N.B.-dl? ti23rd. 1

Guaranteed Overcoats at $10, 812, and $14--JAH PLTON & U0, lellmg ¢g6DfS~ Trii-1 Army Seli-Denia1 Effort is now

Pui't;iii~;i-ziivsiic, N. Y.=, Nov. 18 1898.

Proi. Henry Van Ingen, the artist and ait instructor of Vassar College since its opening, in 1865, died suddenly of angina pectoris at his residence yester- day aged about 65 years. Ile was born in Holland.

Good For Canada.-

Qi'i~;ur~‘.C, Nov., 19.-The Montmor-

ency Cotton Mills Co., is making large Shipments of cotton to Zanzibar, by the steamship Asbantee, now loading. This is the tirst shipment ot cotton to Zanzibar by Canadian mills.

COURT Gladstone, A 0.F., meets this

evening at 8 o`clock for the consider- ation of new and important business. Every member is urgently re questcd to _ attend. By order.-W. D. GOL' GH, ` Secy.

Anviaizrisnxs must notify this otlice

on and collectors are at work oathering I

fact that its homes shelter, etc., are

who come to them from every creed'

work among the heathen and destressed ,

R sure to please you-

Rugttitig to buy from Has-

zard & lllooro’s

,and was reputed to be wealthy: -

'last Sunday, and Elliott. a 14-year old,

Title-New Customs Oaths

-A Yukon Railway Com- pany-A Boy Found Guilty of Murder.

OTTAWA, Nov. 21._(Special-Eigh-

teen engines. cars, oil, etc., on the Canada, Atlantic & Parry Sound Rail- way have been seized by the customs omcers. t

The railway company declare tho,

seizure is unwarranted. Over half a million dollars is involved.

l`oBoivTo, Nov.21.-(Special)-Wah

ter M. G. W. Tirrell, serving a lite sentence in Kingston penitentiary for the murder of an aged couple at Port Credit, five years ago, is said to be heir to Scotch titles and estate.

His wife, Mrs. Gertrude Trueman, of

Hamilton, says he is a scapegoat son of Lord Kinard.

Biaavitiiroiv, Ont., Nov. 21.-The

coroner’s jury in the Murray tragedy returned a verdict that Wm; "Murray, of Beaverton same to _his death at the hands of one Edward Elliot', Murray was a man of 70 years. who lived alone

He was found murdered in his house

yliid was arrested on suspicion of being the murderer. Robbery is supposed to have been the_ motive for the crime. .Elliott was committed to the uext assize court. _

OTTAWA, Nov. 21.-The new customs

regulations changing the forms of oaths and declarations of importers comes into effect on the lst of January.

The im orter will be required to de

transaction and value shown in the I entry, and not that the invoice exhibits the fair market value ot goods as sold for home consumption in country ot ex- port.

The British Yukon railway company

` give notice of application to parliament ,at its next session to extend the railway 'from Selkirk to Dawson, also branches

ijfroni Tagish to Teslin and to Allin.

Foul Play Suspected

Wiirmonrn, N.S., Nov. 21-The

,body of Dsnielliurns, aged 35, was ioundinaswamp near his home this

An investioation has been commenced.

P _ '

elare the invoice represents the actual

HALii-‘ax Nov. 21._[Special]-A

steamer on H. M. S. flagship Ronown died today ot scarlet fever

Bermuda. but has been detained by orders from England.

MURDER AND SUICIDE.

The Sad Result of a Heartless

Joke.

made William Menose believe his wile, from whom he is separated, intended

then suicidod.

The following are the closing rates- :

pork. 7 85

Dec. Wheat, 61§, corn,33i, oats, 26

pork 7 80

July who , --

rug wsmien,

Wasnrivoron, Nov. 21- [Special]-

increasing cloudiness and warmer rain, increasing easterly winds, then snow or

colder weather,

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Journalist Balanced-

Francis de-Pressense, the well-known

writer and Dreyfus agitator, has been notified of his expulsion from the Legion of Honor. M. de Pressense has been in the diplomatic service of France for the last twenty years.. and was one time Secretary of the French Legation at Washington.

_ Which Spam Will Refuse --She Declines to Negoti-

The ilagship was to have gone to, atebfurthenor Pav cuban

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, Pants. Nov. 21-(Special) -The

Amfr can commissioners today demand- ed the surrender ofthe whole of the

MARINETTK Wi|_’ November, 21___f Philippine Archipelago and offered

(Special)-Some workmen for a joke l $20»000f000 indemnity to SP"mv d'~*°1°1`-

ing their intention to retain the islands as an open door to the world’s commerce

to marry another man. He broke into 4, and naming Nov. 28 for a definite her house, shot her, not seriously and J answer. '

They also announced that the United

States desires to treat for the religious

M freedom ofthe Carolinas, and wants

' lone of that group for a naval station,

CB1¢AG0_N0vembeI- 21__ [Spec;,_1]__ land also wants to negotiate for cable

landing rights in other Spanish posses-

Nov. wheat, 67; corn, 331; oats, 26; ,sions_

clined to continue the negotiations

...May wheat, b6§ ,corn, 3-LL , oats,261 _Llhe Paris papers bitterly attack. the__ P°1`k» 9 3° United States but say Spain will givein

because she is powerless.

MADRID, Nov. 21.-The govern-

ment, it is semi-otlicially announced.. in-

tends to notify the Cuban. bondholders that Spain will not pay the Cuban liabi-

lities, which will not be mentioned in

the peace treaty. _

The government considers itself

W _ ` ` _ _ _ _ It is understood that Spain has de-

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completely tread from these engag-

ments, which fall upon the nation ex- ercising sovereignty and collecting taxes iii Cuba.

`_?_.gl_;

Ex' Cambridge Defeats Yale. t

NEW HAVEN, Nov. 21.-Cambridge

defeated Yale at Football, on Saturday, 11 to 0.

Wmmo hmmm

I ABSowul.irl*vki-:

Our stock comprises, I-Iacintths y mowing .ami foul play is suépacted' l the l‘l\0l°e de|lCl0ll$ and

Tulip’ Fressia’ Narcissus’ Bermuda' lHe leaves; wife and three children. *°"l °*'<"‘° P°*°E'* °°-JE* '°**-

Thero is a belief in railway circlestt

the present time that the differences lie. tween the Grand _Trunk and Canadian

adinstment, and that a short time will see the end of the local rate war, which has existed now for abolit nine months. Several conferences between the omcisls of the two companies have been heldlt Montreal recently, and it would snr- prise no one to see the announcement made that local rates have been ms-' tored. ‘ ~

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Chatterbox, Infants Magazine. 1

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All new, I& edition, just in. The' . t reading fnrchlldren of all ages.

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A new lot of the Lynn Boots received, . These are wide and well shaped titters and are becoming very popular.

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Every Garment fully guaranteed Look in the pocket, if you 'rind a. card with Prowse Bros, name on it, you are right if not

The cause of our success in the Clothino' trade is this W keep the best made in Canada and sell at the lowest prices We buy cheaper thin any firm in the city, therefore can sell cheaper. _

We buy more clothing than any two firms in the city. therefore can buy cheaper. _

You want the best; for the least money ? If so you must call and see Prowse Bros.’ stock.

It will pay you twice over. No misrepresentation. Every garment guaranteed.

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