THE EXAMINER CALENDAR

For May, 1898.

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MOON’S CHANGES. 6th day, Full Moon. ; day, Last Quarter. y. New Moon. day, First Quarter. - oe High Water. | Sun = EW e’ K - - ese ‘aan. ~ Morn.| Aft. | Rises.; Sets. s 14aay 7 43 . 2 Monday | $30 7% 4 29 6 54 : lav 10 8 48 25 6 day 9% = 9 31 25 >/ omy bo 1023 | 25 | 58 10 4d ll 16 23 / . Q O04 11 18 22 i 0 53 11 52 20 2 9M ynday | 1 46 7 39 - : j 9 4 rf 11 Wednesday | 3 3/22¢| 16 | 6 i2Thursday | 431/333) 15 | 7 13 Friday 5 34 5 05 13 & 14 Saturday 6 39 6 42 12 | 19 15 Sunday 733802 1l i i6 Monday 820 904) 10 12 17 Tuesday | 9031958) 8 14 nescay | 9 42 lO 44 4 15 i nursda) 10 16 ,11 25 6 16 ‘) Friday " 10 41 | cs. 21 Saturday 0 04 11 05 a 18 Z>unday 0 43 11 31 3 29 Monday {121 '1204) 2 | 2! 24 Tuesday 1 58 (12 43 l a 15 Wednesday, 2 3 1 28 0 2 irsday wigzws 5 24 rida 404/13 16 538 25 “ry Saturday 4 56 4 33 58 Zo Sunday $90;\553; S7 a/ } Mondas ae Fits & 2% lay 730,818 55 29

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COMMENCING MAY (Oth.

Lhe favorite S: S. “HALI- FAX” will leave Charlotte- town for Roston

Every Tuesday, atl p, m. calling at Hawkesbury ard Halifax.

RETURNING

leave Boston every Saturday at noon.

Pas:engers leaveing Ch’*own Wednesday morning via _ Pic- tou, can make close connec- tion at Halifax with

S. S. “HALIFAX.”

Sailing Wednesday evening at 11

_m. "Tickets for sale at stations P. E. I. Railway.

For further rates and all informa- tion apply to W. W. Clacke, Agent, Charlottetown, or to

H. L. CHIPMAN, Can. Agt. Halifax N. S.

BLACK DIAMOND LINE

The 8. S. Bonavi.te eailing f.om Mon- treal, Saturday Morning, May 7th, will be due at Charlottetown Wednesday mor: - ing, May 11th, and will sail for St. Jobu’~ and Newfouodland, carrying Horees, Cattleand Sheep on deck, and produce under deck at lowest poesible rates. For further particulars as to freight aud passage apply to

PEAKE BROS & CO. Agents. Ch’town, May 20th 98 93 3i eod,

TO PICTOU.

The Steamer PRINCESS will leave Oh’tewn Steam Nav. Co. whart every nrorning at seven o'clock, local, for Pic- ‘ou, connecting with train for Halifax &c , Returrring about } p. m. on arrival of day train from Halifax.

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, MAY 9, 1898.

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TELEGRAP AIC

SPECIAL DESPATOHES TO THE

From Saturday's 5 o'clock Edition.

? ay 7.—After the ong

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W aswixGron, and anxious dvlay Manilla was cut the authorities of the Navy Department had the satisfact on thie

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morning Of bearing directly from the Admiral himeelf.

His despatch from Hong-Kong to the Governwent states, in brief thathe suc~ ceeded by his engagement, in defeating the Spaniards sod completely silencing the land batteries at Maoilla Bay.

Admiral Dewey adds that he cnt the cable himself and isin such a position be has everything at bis mercy. Owing to the small pumber of men carried by his fleet for Janding operations, be has not been able to land a force of sufficient strength to oecupy the town.

The news has caused the greatest jubi- lation througout the country.

Liverroon, May 7.—-Steamers from the Canary Islands report that the American Consu) at Las Palmas has left suddenly witb plans of the harbor.

There are twelve thousand Spanish troops in Grand Canary alone.

The authorities are pushing forward fortifications and making desperate at tempta to raise revenue, in some case jing 0 far as to take British pro- perty without giving compensation,

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even Loxpox, May7.—A special despatch from Vienna rays: The Queen Regent has again appealed totha Emperor Fran- cis Joseph in favor of Huropean interven tion. The Austro Hungary foreign ministers has addressed a note to the powers on tie subject. Sr. Tuomas, W I, Msay7 —It is reported thal warships were seen to the south- ward last night.

Wasnincton, May 7.— Yesterday the consul notified that Denmark had

declared neutrality.

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New York, Estradas Pa)mas

Mey 7.—General Tomas of the Cuban head- quarters here received yesterday a com- munication dated April 16, from General Pedro Diaz commanding the 6th army corpsin the province of Pinas del Ric. Cuba, seye: “Have just received news of lle suspension of bostiliies on the part of the Spaniards but we continue to assume the same position. We will continue fighting till we receive orders from the government to the contrary.

Daring the past few days we had several!

snecessful battles, and continue operations everywhere with activity. We met several columns and fired on them. They all fed. The sugar cane is all destroyed,

New Yorx, May 7.—A de*patch from Havana, says that'today American thips approached nearer to Havana than any ather time sinee beginning the b'ockade. At half pasi five this morning one of the cruisers sailed close into and almost in front of the El Morro battery.

The gunners promptly opened fire upon the vessel but the first shot fell short. A second shot promptly followed and this time it passed close above the vessel.

This ev dently alarmed the cruiser for she immediately turned about and steem- ed at full speed for the fleet.

As she was retiring a number of shots were fired after her. One went very near her bows but the Spanish gurners were poor marksmen and the ships was not struck,

Os Boarr tae FLacsute Brooxiyy orr Fort Moxrort May 7.—Yesterdays devel

Opments in the flying squadron would seem t> indicate that Commdoore Schley is one of the best and most daring strategista

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im the United States navy and it is expect~- ed that he wil! be given the first chance for action within the next few days,

t.is afternoon and the New Orleaus will be here in the morning.

These additions make a equadron of ex~ ceptional fighting ability.

Tbe New Orleave is superior to the Columbia which bas been detached for service with this equadron.

The Scorpion, with her eplendid arma- ment, helps to fill out a equadron that will give a good account of itself.

The Minneapolis is ordered to Newport News to immediately upon kr arrival, and will be coaled to-night.

Ifthe New Orleans gets here tomorrow, she will be coaled at once and with the

coal

addi:‘on of the Fowler as a water boat and collier, just atiacbed, the flying squadron will be complete.

Mapxip, Mav 7.— Ina powerful speech in the Curtes Senor Moret denounced the attempt to make the Crown responsible for the existing situation.

He defended autonomy and appealed to the patriotism of nation and the chamber toassistthe government the speech was en- tbusiastically received.

It is aynounced that the floating debt of Spain was increased in the month cf April by 12,244,391 pesetas.

Further disorders are reported in dif- ferent parts ef the province, especially at Murcia, thirty miles from Carthagena where the mob, mainly striking miners cut the telegraph lines, sei fire to the town hall and Jaw courts, barning the archives and also made an attack on tie local jail, beating in the doors snd releasing prison~ Finally they interrupted railway communication with Murcia, and desiroy- ed stores by the use of dynamite, ad distributed the provisions it contained

The situation is very serious, Recentiy 6000 striking Murcia miners attempted to march upon Carthagena and were only prevented by a strong force of troops.

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ASSAULT CASE.

O., Thursday, tae Sth inst., before J, T: Mellish, A. C. Sbaw and M. McPhail, J P’s for Queen’s County, Aiexander McFadyen, Atlao McFadyen, Allan McMillan and Chester McMillan all o: Riverdele, appeared on a charge of having assaulted end doue serious bodile injurv to Murdock McLeod of the same place. The hearing took place in New Haven Hall Mr. W.8. Stewart, Q O for the prosecut- or and Mr. H. J. valmer for the defence. It seems that on the evening of the 30th of March last whem all the defen ‘a its were at Allan McMillan’s house, {McLeod went ther? to get an explanation about som: matter from McMillan. A dispute arose and in five orten minutes after goivg in McLeod come out bleediog and with marka of violence on his bead and body. The evidence showed that he was confined to his bed for several weeks after the

affair. A number of witnesses on both sides were examined. The de- fence claimed that McLeod began the

quarrel After bearing acdresaes tr. m the ecunsel the Magistrates discharged Chester 1eM:llan and adjourned uotil Friday next the remaining cee: acts giving bail. A great m D- #)¢ctators were present all day, and it wae abaout 10 o’cloek in the evening wheu the procedings were closed, Inreresting Leorure.— Mr John Rose, will deliver # Jecture in Zion Church Lees ture Room, ou Tuesday the 17th inst, at 8 o,clock, p. m. the subject being Neba- chadueezer’s Dream «f the MetallicI: a . which represented four great monarchies, the Babylouian, Medo Pers'an, Grecian and Roman, together with the stone that “truck the image and becamea great mvsiala Alling the whole earth, it beirg the fifth kingdom épokencf in Danie’ 244, and is ncw demonstrated by the British nation, as the stone kingdem, in its marvellous expanson filling the whole earth. The lecture promises to be exc: ed- ingly interestingas the greatness of the Arglo-Swxon race will be fully presented in isdiffereut phases and its right to the claim set forth as the fifth kingdom which the God of Heaven wus to setup. En- deavor to attend this lecture. {Admiseion ten cents.

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We still have some very | extra brands of French Cham pagnes in stock.

Grand Mousseux, Chateau de Pieriand, Gieslen & Co. @ Avize, Mum’s Extra Dry. Alfred Greatier & Co's,

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