THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN MARCH 7, 1898

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WEEKS

Tuesday and Wednesday.— One hundred and eight pairs of new white lace Curtains, spring, 1898 patterns, just put into stoek, direct frem the manufacturers in Nottingham, England. For Tuesday and Wednesday only

2) per cent cash discount

420 eurtains for .35 .72 curtains for .57 1,10 curtains tor .88

for : | 2 for 1.44

1.40 curtains 1.80 curtains

2.35 rich effects, 1.88 2.29 very lacy, 200 and all qualities up to $7, at. same discount—20 per eent.

for Tuesday and Wednesday.

Also 28c each — wholesale sample lace curtain ¢nds,suit- able for Jambréquin. All qualities, same price.

W.A. Weeks & Go

The People’s Store.

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We Have Just Received

a fresh stock of

California Fig Syrup

to sell at 50c.,

This splendid laxative fotmer- ly sold at 7c.

The present price it in reach of all. It needs no recommendation, as this article has a world wide reputation.

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RUSSEL HOUSE

BY AUCTION Wednesday, April 20th.inst

At 12 O’clook

Iam inctructed by Joseph Wise, Eeq., W.L.A., to sell by auction, on the above date, the Brick cong: Property en Sydney St., known as the “Rusee] House,” and now occupied by ied Jobn NeKinnon.

This hotel is built of solid erick. and heated by hot water. aad fitted by clectri lights, all in good repair. To; yard and stablee ia the rear.

The property has never been idle, and

isone of the best hoe ls and business gtande in tbe « ' a splend!ld cellar and Jarge outside | A portion of the j aa money wa yems ‘ ej , ‘Terms at Cs cy, ou. ie Aud el

TELEGRAPHIC.

SPECIAL DESPATCHES TO THE BXAMINER,

ANOTHER WAR CLOUD,

Russia Wants Sovereign Rights in China.

Opinion of The London Times.

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Loxpox, March 7.—The Pekin corres pondent of Tbe Times says: “ Russia has demanded that CLina shall surrender to her al! sovereign righte over Port Arthur and Ta Lien Wan on the same cenditions as in the Case of Germany at Kiao Chou. In the event of noncompliance Russia threatens to move her troops into Manchu- ria. China will perforce yield.

“ Editorially The Times savs: If China yields these provinces they will practically pass away from her forever to be incor- porated in the Czar’s Empire. England cancot assent to the practical absorption of two great and wealthy Chinese provinces,”

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UNITED STATES AND SPAIN.

Complications Increasing.

Requests of Spaia Refused.

Maprip, March 7.—The Spanish Gov- ernment has asked for the recali of the U.S. Cousul General Lee, from Havana and requested that the United States warehips designated to convey supplies to Cuba for the relief of the sufferers there ehould be replaced br merchant vessels in order to deprive assistance sent to Reeon- ceutrados Of an official character.

Minister Woodford cabled these requests to the WY a2 cington Coverament - which replied, refusing to recall General Lee in the present circumstances or to counter- mand the orders for the despatch of war vessels,—making the representation that the relief vessela are not fighting veseels.

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ONTARIO ELECTIONS.

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There Will be Twelve Recounts.

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The Independent will Support the Conservatives.

Toronto, March 7.—It is believed that there will be at least twelve recounts in the Ontario election, eleven members hay~ ing been declared elected by majorities less than fifty.

The Toronto Mail and Empire concedes the dieputed counties to liberals and gives the present standing of the parties »8 47 Liberals; 45 Conservatives; 1 Patron and 1 Independent.

In an open interview, tbe Independent has announced his intention to support the Conservatives.

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Drummond Railway Deal.

Orrawa, March 7.—The taking of evidence by the committee appointed to investigate the Drummond County Railway

deal “begins to-day. Mr. Lisle is the chairman. Man Accidentally Killed. Hatirax, March 7.—-By accident in a 'mine at Stellarton, on Saturday, Donald

McKay, oneof the miners

| killed.

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selves On our stock of

1898 Patterns.

Better Than liver Cheaper Than Ever

Our Wall Paper Rr20m Owe isstocked withthe finest 1808 de- signs.

Papers for Parlor, Mall, Lib- rary, Dining Rroom, HKedroom, Kitchen, with borders to match.

We are sole agents for P. EK, Island, for Celia Mac Arthur & Co. Montreal; and Alfred Peats 4 Co., New York,

Sanpie books always ready.

Geo. Carter & Co’y., Wall Paper Depot be UA da

se TO LEY.—That beautifully situated tw< dwelling on Priace St, at present occu by Mrs. Vessey Possession given is Apply to Peake Bros. & Co, 55—t1

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CANADIAN MINES,

According to the report of the geologi- cial survey, the production of our mines last year totalled $28,749,000,an increase of some six millions over 1896, and some- thing more than donble the outpat of 1889 These figures are, as the Montreal Gazette faye, verv remarkable, and go to show that afier many years the country is awakened

to the possbilities of wealth stored up in its rocks, British Columbia naturally

; isg, fa muah) depends upon the progress |

adds most to the growth noted. It leads in silver and lead, and contributes largely to tle output of copper

| in regard to which, how-

| ever, it is stated that the greatest increase hes been from the Sudbury district in Ontarie, Quebec, also, which ranks third among the preducers of the metal, dcipg a | fairshare. The valae of ihe copper pro- | duct has grown from $1,021,960 in 1&96 to $1,501,660, or by close upon 50 per cent. The value of the eilver output increased in the rame time from $2,149,503 to $3,322,- 905, that of lead from $721,159 to $1,396,- 853, and that of nickel from $1,188,990 to $1,399,176, This greatest increase, how- ever, is ip gold.

In 1896 ihe production of this metal passed all records and reached $2,780,086 last year the value was $6,190,000. The in- crease in the twelve mouths was 123 per cent. Much of this ie, of course due to tne discovery of the Yakon placer fields, from the operations in which Canada reaped but a comparatively small advantage. The interest created by the Yukon discoverier, and by the reports astothe richness of the northern Ontario fields, has spurred those concerned in gold properties every~ wiere to greater exertions, and wherever there are signs of ariferous deposits activity is being shown in prospecting or operating them.

Wasurineren, March 5.—It weedevelop- ed yesterday afternoon through telegraphic correspondence between Secretary Long and Admiral Sicard that the court is unable to fix even an approximate date for the conclusion of its investigation into the disaster to the Maine.

Sharing the general anxiety for some informatien on this point, Secretary Long, at the instance of the cabinet, sent a tele- grrm to Admiral Sicard asking him when it was expected that the report of the court would be made, and late last night the following reply was received :

Key Wwer, March 4. Have talked with the president of the court of inquiry, and agree with him that ix is DOt possible to fix a date for the find- |

of the divers and wieckers and the results they obtein. Every effort is being made to advance the inquiry. The court re- turns to Havana by the Mangrove this evening, having about finished tbe

examination at Key West, (Signed) Stearn.

Admiral Sicard’a message is regarded Officially as disposing of the reports that | the court bas obtained positive or con- clusive information besring upon the object of their investigation, It is taken to mean that upon the testimony of diseoyeries of the divers will depend th finding, the.exam ination of the officers and ‘crew of theshiphaving been insufficient to enable the court to.even torm an idea as to what linea may be opened. up from the investigation of the wreck itself.

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We specially re. questa payment of all accounts sent out by us, Deoember 31.°97 Haszard & oore, Sunnyside.

Come and See EB. & D.

1898 Bicycles The

Very best.

W. E- DAWSON

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