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; | of State for the Colonies, Mr. Chamberlain ' See The | said: in regard to the Government of the Caps. Town, Aug 5.—In the Assembly, Wasnixczo:, August 4+-Fy W. Fitz | Tem ey West Indies that the constitutional tights} Ceci] Rhodes said the Transvaal ‘difficulty | patrick, of the Treasury Department, bas should not be further extended, adding that ; : , t ‘ | in Cease eines they had already zone to far would be overcome inafew months with- | just returned from Ottawa, where he wen Ne F li a and the electors did not care for their | out ashot being fired, owing to the mutual] at the instance of the Committee of Citi- | privileges, claiming that the “so-called | moderation displayed. } zens of Chicago in charge of the cere- wf WwW e ‘ ANDIS DRESSED DOWN BY THE liberal constitutions were nothing more or ea monies of laying: the corner etone of thet

| less than oligarchies.” Continuing Mr. | Cae said he was convinced the | Crown an@ Government would be guided ' be local public opinion as to the best system.

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j f formation. resentment against the vonditions of the St, Joms, Aug5.—The Alerts. were Goenetenen neem ae > : iiahieni Imwperia! loan is rapidly increasing and | again defeated by the Boston Collegians, 9 It is admitted that his resepees Bee ‘ finding significant expression through the | to g. litue chilly, Sie Wilfrid Laurier cautiovely t ‘ ; (Seeciat To Taz Examiner.) newspapers, Tne Telegraph commenting telling him that under the present condi~ 3 i < on the subject says it recognizes the pres-~ eee tions it would.be impossible for him to: : a ; Orrawa, Aug.5.—When the Railway f b licieal crisis i lvi . = oe he ‘ j g Y | ence of another pclicical crisis tavolving GNLY WANT 3,008 2900 oil - 4 f ‘ subsidies were up yesterday, Mr. Blair|a grim sruggle, and with a greater need : ar asl a copelier the taventes oe ) : lost histemper whea asked tor iaforma~ | ee See a vole, ees this side of the border. — a ti . ve cat ee period since Db. /Ontipning t @ L@le- Claims. ef De ressed i i . 4 tou regarding the Raiay R ver subs. graph says: * While the Island must not P Minors: in the 2eby’s Cough. a Just in yest rdey from New vidy. repudiate its liabilities, it can raise a loan Atlin District.: If all matkers only koew the value of 7 a ee ey trem Newn Some of the members are of the opinion, | On its own responsibilities Swithout selling : Griffith’s L{gntvol Liniment applied to the York that this line will either be a connection, | it$ political manhood. It must offer re- Seactar, Wash., Aug. + ‘r-Hx-Con- baby’s little chest, and about two drops on ) ‘ ‘ans by which the Nortl Desiie Ratloc | sistance to all principalities and powers, | gre#sman James Hamilton Lewis leit for sugat going to bed, there would be no ) i lhe newest sellest things : a rmbera * gemme mal'w*Y | that can be brought ivto operation by an Washizgton today to present to the State) nore anxiety when baby gets acongh, It ) | : , nits a seoalek anh 5 of the United States will capture the jinimieal and despotic Imperial policy, Department a = ae is pleasant to tak¢, clean to apply, and aa : i J . ’ | traffic of the Northwest and carry it to the! having the sympathy of all generous im- | ™!D¢r# agatnel the Conadiaa Government ye jieve the-cough in a few minutes. } : : Teited ta ae a : an f thi " d democratic | for damages sustained through the enact- | 4 iste, 25 cents. / : Most of them are of the ; nied Mates Aas — that . will pase Ag ee oe —" ment of @ law by the Provineial legoe~ Fugees / q new shade of crev—s me into the control of the Canadian Pacific. - ——— lesmeo- of Beieiah, Oobmunbin .dolmomieig ti a ; : =e © S ey—some are For this reason the Westera members Rail ane aliens from locating placer-claime in the a | own pe blue ~ ae: 8 ‘ ra [sought to insert a clause limiting feigiy ailway Subsidies. aay ang ee :>» ex enn ee ; trimmed with pretty ribbon | rates tor wheat on this road —ae odin, a Sone de ee : one. / ¢ RSet mes : ; ; of arbitration before the Joint. igh Com- ; and quills at side. ' Clarke Wallace asked Mr. Blair what! Ortawa, August 4.--The railway sub-| mission. Mr. Lewis represented: about | d San a} ‘ 4 Stacce the road would be from the ae eee pn net oe one thousand miners alate claims ag- ee them in our northern i a o the House at this mornings sitting. The 83,000 : : t a "i | Uaited States border. __ | Minister of Railways endeavoured to justi~ ae ” window Lam sure[dou% Know, said, Blair, in | ty the enormous expenditure of $6,5(0 000 Se ae ee B ‘ sd p vd 4 : | bis most cavalier manner. | proposed by the Government by saying Gold for Cenadaa. OV er : ; , ee ee yer ee eee | thas Sir Charles Tupper bad committed ae we Nie om a ‘el av 4 | himself and the Opposition to that pro- Now ¥ A (tn ; f ; e ‘ i Simply shametuithai mem- posal. But Mr. Foster denied that Sir Naw Fork, August 4,.—Ssipments of' Wide rom pure j bers sbould be treated in this way. Charles nad taken any such stand. The| god to Canada have been made by the : ' ¢ tied Si clade se tk Opposition was not committed. Ao any such | Gansdian branch banks. in this-ciny for cream of tartar. Ri a .? et Ceuomit (C eUcO 18k. | wormous expenditure and, while in favor | tho lass few days. The movement is oe | W ibat right Have you (0 lecture me? f of granting aesistance to railways urgently spoken o€ asa precauticaary one, tae pur- C> food 4 S1 40 Si 80 $1 75 j know my duties. I want the House to} required in the development of the coun- | pose a — ne oe It ‘Sad the ® = devetacd thet se j try, took the position that when possible | 4S stated today that the ‘bank of Mon- . a et ee [won't be lectured by the railways should be constructed 9 peiveh treal had shipped about$s00OMand che agaimst alum, s 4 daa J ee wwers a, ees eoterprise and capital. Bank ef Britsh North America about i ’ ! . ‘aylor: “You'll have to.” 9800,000. The Canadian Bank of Com-~ é * iiieieihageidied eo Ae _— : . os | by a "ese Z » ‘ Blair: I wall not. I can go into the corri- iat wet aia moat understood io.have sbippeci Avatars nine een o> Soe ‘ OIE & } EU ee eee eee ” Saicenil anieek will/mot be- anaier «fy | - f ne enh LAs) —a * , tempt they deserve,” eee effected by uhese shopmenste,, Boston and | Seupsumenmnnnens ty i 7 Foster “You’ve made a good many exx| Vaneovver, B. C., August 4.—Captain | @:he: a-ar-by points basing seat a jarge | —— | i i > . ‘ . hibitions of yonrself in this House, but | Jobo — of the eee ows aes amwouut of gold to this city, *th move to : é ‘a ee a gation jompaby has retunacd from Atiiow come to-morrow, ‘ , Wi hat v3 ec Adv ertise vv e H WW ; a of Railways a i a reba od Sie a ’ — 1s as busy a8 a bee- Dive ano sixty Ci°linds , $! ' will find that he cannot carry out the| have from three to twenty-five men work. | ESTEEMED EXCSfanGESs. ' OPERA HOUSE 7 luff here. {t is humilating to see|iog upon them. He estimates that the aetna ; +. . [ _ ce —> -— — — | =2> »— +» ~~» = i a 2 eee a cl-an-up for the season will be fully $2,-| Mail and Empire: Sir Richard Cart~ ; E eet 000,000. A remarkabie feature about tho) wrigot onee alluded to tie “pestiferouc-4, Minister brings no documents before the! aijin old is the fact thes it ie the richestin | pascalities” at wii S One night only j = _— - - — ee me —-— me A o gold is the fact (yd 26 wt * richestin rascal itie: of tbe Conservatives. Tho}. : J : House, and when he does read one of 4| British Columbia if no in ies ail term is ensirely inadeqyate- 90 describe the Tharsda hu {0th 4909 ; : number asked for, he hides it away, eay- ning as it 's panned from $17. to $1Sean | doinzs of the machine, bus: on that subjest } ast UUs 1 , ; Pownal Street Cut price S h Ce St or ing that ise stile paper of his pes » founce. Tce Discovery mei ye — tae good knight is dumb. Ys t a "| ing been worked overra year, has been s0ldi) Montreal Gazette: :Senveof the worst. B a . ' “Waliace contrasted Blair’s conduct with | tg R Brownlee, brother of the Provingial ‘features of former banking crisis have! The Passion i bel Onre y that of Sir Charles Tupper, who, when he | Government Surveyor, for $25,000 cas. =} heen removed vy operation of the law that 5 i , asked for railway subsidies, came to the sheila \secures.tbe holder of: a “ailed or suspended . * * . . ° s > 7 > 3) a . DEALER IN House we details in respect to all Lord, Pamuncefote. ae ee cities eaten Oe Ae given by the Devoot Peasants of : Boots & S h oes classes * The Minister threatened to go ee seonag tank: Seagpl aa tie eer Maslin, in the Behewion Marcsts. i | into the corridor; be might as well go) Toxnox, Aug. 4—The British Acubas- | circulation, but its operation wakes wp for | REPRODUCED i ® ¥ there and stay for all the good he is here.” | sador to the United States assumes the | its peculiarities in a. sime of stress. It is i PR j Po vnal street Charlottetown P E Island After further exchauge of remarks some | title of Lord Pauncefoteas’ result of his eae thimgvaboun the late banking) : , tle 3 iven and the item | elevation to the peerage. ' e ie stillicon- | *¢R Station. — : } “Moving Pietures” 7 hyery Variety of | eather & Rubber Footwear ens lirmatos wr gvew SP sidering what territorial stvi+ he will take. Le Quotidien,:“"Whe sum the Govern a the LOESCOPE ‘ 5 sill te i a oe passed. Tbe Ambassador will ret»: to The Hague | meat is asking from Parliament is moae y if tHE UATERT STYLES RECEIVED MONTHLY : : thorty to cas pete some ‘sco Uowler-| than $60,909,000—-a mallion dollars. a oe a 1 : 7) pa" Purchasing ail my goods for SPOT CASH, from the leading manufacturers of A shoe snap 50 pairs la dies ence details there, and wil! *rt for Wash—| week. woe Lecture by G Trewella 8 Canada. Havirg an experience of 25 years in both Canada and the United States ngola Oxford shoes | ington in October. He wil fiually retire “Pay, Baptiste, pay ! Martin, : & pisces ae 12 a position to buy andeell a good grade of goods at a lower price than eo atte ae lot will st from the diplomaticeervice im, Merch or é “Mr. Moasiar ia dead, but bis lieutenants Prices, 25, 35 and 59, } sume Srios eell shoddy: , “? \ S| Aprilnext. Lord Pauncefote expects to | live ; he sucwessors who failow him i > 4 full line of the Ames Holden Companvs High grade footwear. the large 5t manu~| for 69c a pair, J B McDonald | resume the Alaska negotiations, which | well. ag + ‘ - in Canada yearly output $3,000.009 & CO have been “suspended during the hot| “Laurieriem does precisely wbat Mer- : mi . fagiurers | } y , n. weather,” on his arrival in Washington. cierism did;. extravagance aol jpbbery : ll kinds percent march ‘and-~jn-band,to the corte the ; 5 | Shoe Dressings o Laces. SUOUNURUDDUDEEROGAGOEREDURDOGRORODERRRHOOZ, country,” : : Bring your cash and get the greatest bargains on earth |= =| Te Make Twenty-three Kuots. ana Mak ae ice ae 7 : 7 . = = kwear in this city. F ; th s MOTTO.—Honest Vaine For Honest Prices = Cleansene =| Beaux, Aug 4—The North German | core Gordos & Melellun { 0. ‘ = = | Lloyds Steamship Compsny bas placed an : ed AMES " ; = = = . a te nee Geer tt = Gasolene =;| order with the Vulcan Ship Building Com-{| 1,900 Scotchmen, Irishmen, Englisb- + = =.| pany, near Stettin, for a line to be com-} men, Frenchmen with their sweethearts 00t is R fin ( Ba ANT = | pleted by the summer of 1901, which shall) wives, sons and daughters wanted to For =: ‘ } . — p p ll = make twenty-three knots anbour This | atsendthe Scotch Gathering on Thursday. é ; ' f eo = h g Kill t =| is two kdots faster than was culled for in : ’ Men ig = ; j | the contract for the Kaiser Wilhelm der nee ; : \ = Jonith Stain Killer ete = : omfort 2 ~~ ’ - = | 0 e € 5 BY = =| ih There’s no complete comf i ort : 4 = Blancofor Canvas shoes &{GoodHarvest im Southern England a etthent Gest See That ‘en 7 = 2 cheaibaae |: : . & + : ° : Bi , = Articles required at &| Lonpoy, Aug4.—TheSouth of Eng. in DW ill fitting shoe you are wear- h = ae = ting of wheat,-oate, and hay i : ; ‘ 13 = this time of year Si kcerr, Sxaptatiente seteeded, san Danone salar yos: inet We U | = , } S | acreage above the usual. Fruit was never Casiness. Why not get them 7 7 “0 plies —_>- = We have them = | better; cherries are exceptionally fine, and j ee xe to fit you, when they cost the ik : A = = apples and black and red curraats oa a SS ae same. Wehave The Lynne iF . = = | splendid. The 8. S. POLIN sat : : ; i = = f the 8. 8. POLTNO will sail from} shoe for men- They’re fitters i @ i= A. W. REDDIN, Fhm., & ear PECAN ie Montreal Thursday, the 3rd., and sails f hh ae & bi - q f © E = ne eee ere for St. John’s Newfonndland via}*TO™ the start, in tan ack. ib a . = taking In the Scotch sports will please note nS ; . oF an = ? is Contanl Penge = ' that ssaaieinaendath oe been oan with ae oe ee 0.B. For | Prices from $2.75 to $4.75 4 ”s is SUNNYSIDE.... = aes ee a ai as tofreight or passage HS ' = gZ rom needay till Friday. din, ad T) Fev R U C F | = q Califoroia Bartlptt pears cheap tonight N. RATTENBURY, () FF H a TROMUGGURDDUUADGGDGEDGASUGQGSOREAEEELEED © at Beer & Gof’s, Aug 4 Agert