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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNT

Sli

-Elections Commis-

’ sion--H. M. S.

ArQg[U_\'E--H. M. S. LHARYBDIS.

estate worth $60,000-

the commodore ship of fleet.

PARTY AT RIDEAL' HALL.

will be

° mths grounds of Rideau Hall

Mints.

moumx nvro n1.r:crio.\' rnAi;ns.

May 2l.-(Special)-James

who died recently at Salem sisters Mis. James and Mrs.

Charybdis arrived this morn-

the

, May 21.-(Special)-A bril-

gu-den party was held this after-

Giancclior Boyd is here tnlkingwith thc

the Government about appointing

commission to investigate election

ds. K

NEWSPAPER .\CCOU.\'T.

the payment of $400 to the Reg

in 1855, fm' a special edition.

work declared that noth

did so.

IN KoaEA.

May 21.-(Special),-In

WA, May 21.-(Special).-The Accounts Committee to-day cor-

ina

wliowas then in charge of the

ing

this money but the De- told him to certify the i

the

today the Government admitt-

had secured rights for a the open harbor of Mas-

Ulea. The rightisnotexclusive. lasagreed not to ask for .any

the Island Joje and Corea give a concession there. to

Govemment could not say Whether

s of Russia was in accordance .

the pledge not to acquire any ilC0reau.s the text of the agree-

llai not yet been received. AND KURDER AT SEA.

May 21.-~(Special).-News has

the crew of the brigant-

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In*

lla". Z O'¢.

It's an easy matter to make a pretty shoe

,J without comfort or a- ; comfortable shoe with

out beauty or style. but to combine glove lit, ab- Solute ease, fashionable elegance and excellent wearing quality is art

;,. ill shoe making. Our

Pherson’s Shoes”

I_’ossess all those quali- ne~

We would be pleased to ,°h0_W you our new °Pl'1l1g styles. Our

5“¢ Dongola Oxford at

$110

Is a leader,

If 33 _QF

orderly 5¢f§¢ant Lorne Stewart.

By letter re ‘civcd in the city by 'I\I;\_j0r

D. Stewart- it is learned that Corp Lorne

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Stewart has been promoted to Orderly Sergeant in the Canadian Regiment. Sergeant Stewart's many friends in this city will be pleased to learn of his promo- tion.

ine Navalro, from Sorsogan to Manila

mutinied, and, led by the boatswain, killed Captain Accosta, his wife and first mute. ,

They took the vessel to the mouth of

Lucal River in Mindoro. A native wo-

man servant of the Captains wife told the story and the boatswain and chief accom: plice were beheaded and the remainder

sentenced from L) to 220 years.

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IAJOB-GENERAL SIR LESLIE RUNDLE. ‘ Commanding tha Sth Ddlialnn.

THE Boston Papers record a thrilling

rescue of a little boy from` a runaway waggon by Mr. Joseph J. McDonald, formerly of P. E. Island. He overtook the runaway team on his bicycle and without stopping leaped from the saddle nt-o the vehicle and saved the boy.

5 8

Stratford, 4th Aug., .

Messrs. C. C. RICHARDS & Co.

Gentlemen,-My neighbors _ boy, 4

years old, fell into a tub of boiling water and got scalded fearfully. A few days later his legs swelled to three times their natural size and broke out _ in running sores. His parents could get nothing to help him till I recommended MINARITS LINIMEN T, which, after using two bottles, completely cured him, and I know of several cases around here almost as re- markable, cured by the same Linimcnt and I can truly say I never handled a medicine which has had as good a sale or given such I universal satisfaction. M. HIBERT.

General Merchant.

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“Well, I’ve volunteered." "Oh, Celia, how brave-how noble of

you!” -

“Yes, most of ` our chaps are off to

the front, so I`ve volunteered to stayat home!" ‘

24th UI MAY

I coops.

Torpedoca. Fire Crackers, i Cannon Crackers, Roman Candies,

Devil chacers,

Sky Rockets, ' Grlmaon Batteries.

‘lay ransom, Air' Rifles. -

foot°~l8lll» lace lallr ‘ Tennis Goods.

G90 SAVE OUR QUEEN .

Pin Wheels. i

lace lata. -

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GENERALS ARE ALL ACTIVE

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Lord Roberts” Ufficially

0f Mafeking. -

Announces _the Relief

BADEN-POWELL T0 BE

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MADE MAJOR-GENERAL

ing Railways - Roberts

Receives Many Congratulations » Hunter and Buller Repair-

cupied Ladybrand-+Boer Delegates Not Officially Re- ceived at Washington --

Surrender on Conditions Which were not Granted.

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Resting His Men -Hunter Oc#

Steyn Talks -Boers Ofter to

'run orric1AL s'rA'r1~:M1~:Nr. ° ‘

LONDON. May. 21. --<spe¢in1.>- The

War Office conlirms the report of the

relief of Mafeking, secured on Thursday May, 17. _ _

Col. Baden Powell will be made' af

Major General; possibly aBaronetcy or K. C. B. will be given him also.

Lord Roberts announces that Col.

Mahon and Col. Plumer joined forces May 15 and relieved Mafeking two days later.

STATEMENT OF THE LOSSES. .

Col. Powell when he captured Eloff,

Krugers grandson took 9 other oflicers

and 108 men, including 17 Frenchrnen and many Germans.

The Boers lost killed 10, wounded 13;

the British lost 6 killed ll wounded.

CC_\`GRATULATI.\'G BADEN PO\\'ELL.

CAPE Town, May, 2l.--(Specia‘.)-

Every town and village is sending con- gratulations to General Baden Powell

at Mateking. Telegrams are arriving from all parts of the world. There will be an immense demonstration to-

night-.

BULLER I-IAS LAr>1os NEK PASS. _

.- »Gen.»~B_u‘ller‘s'arlvaace is delayed while

the railway is being repaired.

His rapid forward movement to New-

castle was apparently unopposed, even Majuba Hill being passed by his scouts, the Boers scattering in all directions; They are all out- of Natal.

When the British troops entered New-

castle and hoisted the Union Jack over the town hall the Boers had passed through,

a disorganized mob.

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5 All the stores and private houses had been looted, but the buildings are not much damaged.

_ HUNTER REPAIRING RAILVVAYS.

Loivnoiv, May 21.-(Special.)-Gen.

_ Hunter is pushing up` the railway with lsupplies for Mafeking and repairing the I great stretch of road weich has been so

long in possession of the enemy.

, WHAT ornnn GENERALS Ann nomo.

i Gen Rundel has occupied Ladybrand. i Lord Methuen has left Hoopstadt to co- ,_ operate with Gen. Hunter.

Lord Robert`s force is still resting, but

I is expected to move forward in a few ~

A days. _ Boi-:ns orrnn snnnnsnr-:R coi\'nrrioxAL1.r.

The Canadians under Gen. Hamilton,

enteredFindley on May 13. ~ j Dewit wanted to surrender on condition that the Boers be allowed to return to

l_ these terms-and the Boers retired.

‘A s'r1~:vN`s soNG Joris-CATTLE TAKEN.

, President Steyn, when twitted aboutthe

A migratory capital is reported to have said i that the Transvaalers during the war of inrvpeudexice changed their capital nine A timeswand yet defeated the B_ritis,h._ . if The British areconfiscatfng the cattle of the rebels in the districts about Aliwal North. Colonel Adey's men have driven * in 2,8iIlhead. '

EBOER DELEGATES PRIVATELY RECEIVED.

WASHINGTON, _May 21. -(Special.)- Secretary Hay this aiternoon nnolllclally received the'Boer delegates and arranged

for _an unollicialfiuterview for them with

President McKinley. `

IHE LOCAL

Mf>:<DA‘:, MAY 21.

House met at 4.30. Mr. Shaw asked the leader of the

Government to lay on the table of the House a statement showing in detail how the item of $43.63 as shown by the Public Auditor’s report and_ch&1‘8’@d 50 Bailifi' s fees, County Courts is made up; thc amount paid t0 921011 PHSODS th¢ names of the persons receiving the Salim respectively, and also the v0uCh8r&

showing the payment to each such person respectively.

Hon. Mr. Farquharson said the memo

would be prepared at once.

LE-

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A Concealed

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L aa: contented aimplv 5¢¢¢“=¢ I the cas SURPRISE Soaps

but the use of thill°0»P ¢°°° crime; nfg¢lyfol\¢=°°°*¢=‘*- i

~ rnent.Inp|cp_crtlcotoits¢0¢¢,ff

k'~stl:¢iar¢¢__stfactcr~h_bcusc-~

haldhappma.

C' lthpurqhsthxgandcfiect- lvqxt|unoveatb¢4ir¢¢l°¢H7 ,,,4¢1,¢;9..¢hiy without boil-

Sunnyside, _

l Mr. Campbell asked the Commissioner

LEGISLATURE..

- Mr. campbeu asked the Coninission t er of Public Works to lay on the Table of this House a. statement in detail of the SUI!! 0f $1,450,98, expended on roads in Queen's County; $287.17 in Prince County and $338171 in King's County; the nature of the work performed, the name of the roads on which such moneys were expended, the name of all parties to whom said money was paid and the 'amount paid to each person, and the name of the road districts in which said money was expended. i Hon. Mr. McLean replied that the state- ment would be made outfas soon as pos- sible.

of Public Works to lay on the Table of the House a statement in detail of all amounts paidout in the Public Works Department _ from the31stDecember, 1&9 up to the 17th May, 1900 which has beenecontracted for and due in the year 1899, whether by con- , tract with the Department or by Returns of Supervisors: thenature of each contract ,in which such money has been paid, the

fnames of each person receiving money

and the 'amount paid to each person ' separately. l Hon. Mr. McLean said such statement would be prepared although it involved considerable work to have it done. , Hon. Mr. Farquharson tabled the Report of the Asylum Commissioners. I In reply to Mr. Shaw he said the Oppos- ,ition would be furnished with a copy of '_ the report. I Hon. Manichai-as prssenteaa 1-sport on » Private Bills. I Hon. _Mr. Farquharson moved the House into committee with Mr. Forbes in the chair on the Billsto incorporate thefisher- `men’s Bait Associations.

I .an yavvdcdtiai ` Q Whereas financial aid is oifened by the _Government of Canada to promote the éstablishmentol Fisher-men's»Balt Ano-u

ciations. , ` _ ' t | Ano`wherm in is a

gtheir farms, but Gen. Hamilton declined .,

cream cf tart. _

sm s. J. winnrs. ' i

(Arts) Firatrank honors and modelling

in Mecm trnivmny. I

Mr. Willis is a P. E. Islander.

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new Your srocx List. I

Clming price;

American Sugar

American Steel and Wire

American ,Tobacco Brooklyn 'l‘m.nslt 10 Burlington gg Continental Tob. QI

$l UI U

May ll.

not “I lil

Federal Steel

Federal Steel Prld

Louisville and Nashville New York Central gg Rock Island gm

St. Paul uq

'Nl

Tennessee Coaland iron i Union Pac Pr’fd q United States Rubber all April Cotton ner lm lbs all y

cmcmo maker; ‘

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The Fiend I-ll UIQ

|70 ba.--The lg; Q Far Welty.

isgsgisif? .niiéi if; §{;r;‘;rf{ i=

¢;!’}¥l? ali if;*.li¥l'1rl iillflillillll

llckia

a painful I will have to match. Mr.

Cmcmo. Mas 22. -<s;»esisi.»-'rue nn-

lowing are the closing rate °

pork, $11.40.

Sept. wheat, cog, com. aol, oats, all pork, 411.525.

THE WEATHER.

WAsnnvu'rox, May 18.-(3p¢¢\¢i,)... A Fair, and cooler, light westerly winds.

ff » HI- . 2-f_;_ '3 _1 :»- ;__f-<,=1_»__i

twenty may form_themselves into a coin- I pany for the purpose of purchasing, build- 4' ins. 0wning.manurlng and opera:-lag cold storage relrkenturs for the purpose ol

bait for llshlng purposes iq akallg tkki, names to a memorandum d *consent in 3 the form provided in Schedule “A” to this Act. 2. The signatures to such mcmorandil ofagreement shailbcprovon bythe dit of the subscribing witness nada bahrot any Juatleeof theP¢aee whochaliglnnta certificate in the form provided in Echo# dule “B”. 3. Upon the said memorandum ot' agreement having been Iliad in the ol\eo` of the Provincial Secretary and the signatures thereto duly proven on dan- said and twenty par-cant of the subscribed capital having been paid up the (implyi- shali be entitled by Letters Patent todd! the Great Sealof the Province to* constitute; the an calm, ,.4 other persons as iilihieaaa nbmaclaact inthe companys body corporate forthe Purpose of purchasing, building, owning. ii managing and operating cold storage rc- frlgerators for bait and buying, selling and trading In bait nailing hr purposes.

L The capital stock of any company

formed under' the provisions of this Act shall not be less than tivo hundred dollars of which one half shall be subscribed. The Bill was reported Qui to without

amendment and the Bill was oniend to be read a third time to-morrow. Mr. Birch moved the House into

committee with Mr. McKinnon in the chair on the bill to incorporate tba Ball Company of Branch 28l Catholic llutnll Beneilt Association. Reported agreed to and setdown for third reading to-mor-row.

House adjourned _ till 10 o`clock to

morrow.

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Takea’l`\er¢bytbsMa\ata|Po\lsal¢fll\a.

Rmnva, May 18.-Recruits forthe N. _ W.MounteiPollce have brought dlpttdla ' to the police barracks halo. The hos- pital and other portions ofthe blldlnqat areusedasslck wards. Xoatofthchtcl iscamped onthe prairie away houtbe barracks. The barracks an quarantined.

" i

M”-.Yi Wh@2\f»» 653; corn, . 36,1; oats, 2l§l

reports say

nrewfvine-_l§1rlhs» vslliasild Undlnah.. .__

source of the menllnlu

New tllaqow Rnd w

itnnginntttit itiiiun . = gf eel i filiuii; i,.f»};;;.Ei§1,;; inn ltital =tti.l..»nIi-.ti.ii:»t=».:.

brought

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over. au. lattlnabbias adapt tba lqla. “la

Sarandon* lauani»rl&.

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wit;-words-il_.Dub|.ié_A. ls|lh1` a M M

laQ\liia|\.J.Daaahac.I.&vll¢.

Rigs

Baking

Hack; pun

s.e¢wa.~ "Ra as

ash-able to provide a

simple and inexpensive method for the in- corporation of such associations.

and

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Any number of persons noi lass thi

Beit

v-been

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