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' THE GUARDIAN, oHaB.Lo'1'rm‘owN. PRINCE EDWARD 1sLAND,~'rus_sD.aY JULY __`1o,  mg;  
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THE CITY
COUNCIL
1_-
lleld their Monthly Meet-
ing last Night.
nrronrinr BUSINESS
Elrallsacted-Communications
received and Contract
S Awarded.
£
E The;-egular monthly meeting of the
§'CityCouncil took place last night. His
:ww-,hip Mayor Warburton, Recorder
"Runga, Couns. Whear, Brown Lyons,
I1 Tbunton, Horne, Balls. Taylor, McDonald
'-wagnyresent. After the reading of the
idinutesa number of bills were read and
Womens Council in reference to the dis
gn;-uislnng of the different streets by
agpkdng of the name on the corner
ggildings and the quantity of paper
geattered around the streets and squares
Conn. Whear thought the reference
gndeabout paper onthe streets was un
‘alled foras efforts are constantly being
 e by the City Surveyor to prevent the
jfiitrowing of paper on the streets. In-
structions had been given by the street
;eommittee to have the streets as clean as
`ble. As for the placarding of the
.ireets the idea was tried some time
v°=°°¢ _ _
A communication was read from the
and
aussi
U0-
Coun. Taylor thought everything poss-
ible is being done to keep the streets
dun. He was infavor of placarding the
sheets.
Conn. Tanton thought the drains were
3 atte to. A small amount of laborm
would clean up the rubbish and made the
streets clean. It might be too expensive
A BRIGHT IDEA
Was that of Dr. Chase when he discover-
eda combined treatment for disorders of
the kidneys and liver and so provided a
_` _ li eddi _ fthese or
-States.
for t -
°“° .see °~‘;......t;°.:‘.‘ze:....... .ti
w were
Chases Kidney Liver Pills are the
world’s greatest cure for kidney, liver and
momaeh troubles, and hasan enormous sale
:ill all parts of Canad a and the United
i One pill a dose. 25 cents a box.
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llcre We Are
ioys’ Ghoco-
late lace
Boots $1.50,
l\en’s Choco-
late lace
Boots $1.85.
to place a :»ign-botirtlat
Conn. Whear moved,
Conn. McDonald that the
the table.
tion.
ation.
the Superintendent.
street
medy. Carried.
gardens.
nounced later.
keeper. _
Council adjourned.
pork, $12.70.
Pork?
pork $12.87;
Medicine.
t t
Coun. Horne said it was 9. shabby
ner to treat the petition. _He would
in amendment that the matter be refc
to the street committee for cons
Coun. Lyons said it was necessar
treat the ladies with respect. The
gestions are necessary and he would
onded Mr. Horne`s amendments. He
ed that now the \Vomen`s Council w
take up the matter of the clothing of
inmates of the Poor House into consi
The amendment was carried on
casting vote of Mayor. Couns. Mc-Do
\Vhear,Balls and Taylor voting agains
A communication was read from
W. P. Doull recommending the rem
of the fire alarm box from Johns
Corner to the Malpeque Road as fa
the burying ground. He also rec
mended the placing of glass front bo
containing the key of the box on
posts. Thc communication was refer
to the Fire Committee with power to
Coun. Brown said that as chairma
committee he visited the premises
Mr. Boulger and other houses on
street and he was of opinion that
banking of the railway property ca
the water to flow_ over to
other side of the street. He thought
City Clerk should be instructed to w
Conn. Balls thought the water in
Boulger`s cellar came from the bott
The place is low and swampy, and
cellars would never be dry. The
should be opened as far as Hills
Conn. Brown moved, secondI`by C
Lyons that the Supt. if P. E. I.
way be communicated with, in refere
to the matter and asked to eifect
Conn. Tanton submitted the follow
report: Your committee appointed
full power to arrange with regard to
light grievence on corner Upper Pow
and Chestnuts Streets beg to reportt
they have had a. sixty candle powe
condescent light placed in that place
the Electric Co.. at a. cost of eight dol
per annum, and which they believe
satisfactorly remove the cause for co
plaint in that locality.
The report was adopted on the foll
ing division: Ayes: Brown, Taylor, Ba
Taunton,Lyons. Nays; Whear, MCD
ald, Horne.
..C|o\|n. `Taunton ~a.ga“in'- brought up
matter of music in the gardens. Co
Wheat' said that the Finance Comit
were arranging for aband to play in
Coun. Brown said that in reference
the tenders for street lighting three t
ders had been received but as it is an
portant matter the result would be
Coon. Brown also reported that
tenders for the construction of the bri
at Brighton had been received and
commended that $997, the tender
Ramsay and Bradley be accepted u
putting in the proper securities.
Coun. Balls called the attention of
Council to the stagnant pool on Mr.M
ford’s premises on Chestnut street.
James McKenna was appointed pon
_i_i.g.l-1
CHICAGO M \R(5 F5.
CHICAGO, July 8. - (Special.) -
following are the closing rates!-
July, wheat, 7%; corn, 43§; oats,
Aug., wheat, 805 corn, 44% cats,
Sent.,wheat,8l; corn, 44g; oats,
You never read of such cures _elsewh
as those accomplished by Hood s Sarsap-
arilla, did you? It is America s Greatest
Our scrge suits are like
automobile, they go by the
selves- dou’t need pushi
-J.B.Macdonald & Co. 6
l‘Ql`.
by
EOD
man-
move
rred
rdera-
y to
sug-
sec-
hop-
ould
the
der-
the
nal d
t it.
Mr.
oval
on’s
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xes,
the
red
act.
n of
of
the
the
used
the
thc
rite
Mr.
om.
the
drain
boro
un.
Rall-
nce
a re-
in g
with
the
nal
hat
r, in-
by
ars
will
ma
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on-
the
un.
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the
to
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five
dee
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Lowest Price Yet-"` _
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Farm for Sale.1T¢l“1iS Racquewi
. croquet sees
very off
acres
T
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Jlmlnarawu - cugumwwn
on ottos"““`"`"i~"l»’f-ltr
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so me or tn. amass. e A was '=1"°*! *F "1
Farm new oem-I tb”
and known ar P
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Some Hope for the Pekin
' Legation.
, _
THE ENEMY REPULSED
At Tein Tien But Battle not
Decisive-German China
Squadron Sails.
MORE HOPEFUL PROSPECT.
LONDON, July 9.-(Special.)-Admiral
Bruce’s telegram from Taku, dated 7th
July states there are grounds for hoping
that Prince Chang with his army is at
Pekin protecting the Legations against
Prince Tuan's army and' the Boxers.
This gives hope for safety of foreigners.
ENEMY REPULSED AT TIEN TS IN.
News from Tien Tsin dated 6th July
states that the Chinese attacked the for-
eign troops W ho repulsed them withf-guns
landed from the warship Terrible and a
mixed force of 1.000 men made a sortie.
THE GERMAN SQUADRON SAILS.
The_Chinese retired after several hours
fighting, and the operations were no way
decisive.
The German squadron sailed from Kiel
to-day for China.
CATHOLIC MISSION LOOTED. _
BERLIN, J uly9.-(Special)-The German
Consul telegraphed f1jom__ Chefoo _today
_ - »f _~.»-,f ~.-- ,
that one catholic mission fat! ching 
Tu had been looted.
The Boxers continue to incite the people
to revolt.
GOOD NEWS VIA WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-tSpecial.)-Des
patches received here under date of July
3rd state that two legations in Pekin are
still preserved and the Minieters safe.
Rebellious troops and rioters made an
attack but suffered many losses the Im-
perial troops porotecting the. Lega-
tion.
It is feared that food and ammunition
are about exhausted.
i
DIED-
At Mount Stewart, on July 5th, Edith
Caroline, eldest daughter of James M.
Clark, aged 19 years.
Last evening, at the residence of his
sou-in-law, A. R. Crosby, Fitzroy Street,
East, W. WV. Stumbles, Esq., in the 78th
year cf his age. Many years a prominent
merchant of this city.
[Funeral Wednesday,at 3 p. m. b train
to Sherwood Cemetery.
its ls
7 stock oiooon srRo1\G and A Contested _WOMAN
_F;l‘~.tit.=~,~m Eff'/-1' '\\~,_ _ ~-= ,, -_
_iw-'.t‘#"\ H W \.\‘~= _._ Is. A bi -
QQ?  5. » "'.~'2 REAL gcomtortable Hammocks inet
m r 1 #_ ‘  _
safmmaéemplrhqw
she as SURPRISE 50:19!
but the sic ei this¢°¢r_°°°°
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man. Inpsoporthntoitswlt,
it’sthzia:g¢stiactetiohwae-
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THE MANITOBA _ CROPSI
Are Improving--Mclnnis Cor-
respondence wa_s Person-
al, not Official.
THE MCINNIS coRaEsPoNDENcE.
Orrawa, Iuly 9.-(Special)--Sir Wilfrid
Laurier in answer to Mr. Monk, re the
Scott Mclnnis correspondence, said the
Secretary of State sent no correspondence
to the Governor of British Columbia,:but
Hon. Mr. Scott wrote Some purely person-
alcorrespondence to Mclnnis which_cou1d
not be produced.
MANITOBA CEOPS IMPROVING. _
Hon. W. S. Fielding in answer to ques-
tions 'said the crops in the North' West
are better than was antieipatedtwo weeks `
ago and it was not in the public interests
to remove the $2 duty on hay or make any
changes this session. - ` I
STEAMER WITH KLCNDYKE GOLD,
SEA'r'rLE,July 9.-(Snecial.)-The Steam- `
cr Rosalie arrived from 'the Lynn Canal
with $000,000 of Klondyke gold. Two
steamers also arrived from Cape Nome.
THE BURR TO CAPE NOME. »
_ _ _ ha wounded.
,-   
Moe ziiilesup and down the water front the asm; and own Nm
at CapeNome it is impossible, to-mine,
owin_g_tothe__l?5_8‘gg_3e_),?¢i;;g_ piled to the
waters edge. ' - I - 
S _ Supreme Court
Moftnar, July 9.
The prisoners were this morning senten-
ced by Chief Justice Sullivan. `
William Walsh, foundguilty of house-
breaking and attempt to commit rape,was
sentenced to imprisonment for life in Dor-
chester Penitentiary. _ '
William Elsworth, found guilty of lar-
cency from Driscoll 8c Hornsbv and W. H.
Batt, was sentenced to five years in the
Penitentiary at Dorchester on each charge
and for escaping from jail he was senten-
ced to two years in the same institution-
twelvc years in all. _ '
Joseph McAleer, for larceny, was sen-
tenced to four years in Dorchester Peni-
tentiary. I _ ' ` A
John McPhail vs. Francis McRor_v.
Action for wrongfully obstructing right-
of-way. J udgmentfor plaintiff for nominal
damages and costs in terms of an agree-
ment between the parties.
Ellen Cummiskey vs. Michael Laverty.
Action for slander. Defendant agrees to
apologise and pay costs.
Alex. McMillan vs. David Shaw. Action
of trespass before Justice Hodgson- and
Jury. Now before court.
Stewart, Q. C. and B`éntley for plaintiif;
A. Peters, Q. C. and Ings for defendants.
_.i.i@-1_1
MooN1.1cH'r sail on S.S.Jacques Cartier
Monday next. Band in attendanoo. un-
derthe auspices ot the First Methodist'
Church choir. Delightful program of
songs, choruses, recitations and band
music. Tickets for sale by members of
the choir, Don’t miss this glorious sail.
Moonlight, music and moRance. »
.A Bad Mix. -
~ -_#_
1 A compositor on a Halifax paper lost
his position for making upgthe forms in a
IdaGray were united in holy sauerkaut by
the quart of: barrel. Mr. Brown isa
well-known young codiish at 10c per
pound, while the bride, Misef Gray, has
some nice pigs feet which will besold
* cheaper than at any other storein town.--
` Ottawa Free Press. I _ .»
.
Crops are Fine.
agriculture
e fruit crop in the
TonoN'ro, July 4.-Mr. L. Wolve1'ton, of
Grimsby, Secretary or the nonfarm Fruit
association. was a vi-8_ifDl' _I0 $719
____ _
i BRIGHTER STEAMER a REPORT_-Q   
Ihrings Gold, Also Tidings _ Iells of More l=ightingIWoolen Mills Destroyed 
TBOERS MAKE ATTACKS
,, .
- ax-1|-n
But Are Repulsed-Losses on
Both Sides-Poor Pro-
spects at Brsiey.
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COL. OTTER BEPORJPS CASUALTIES. ,
OTTAWA, July 9.-(Special).-Col. Otter
teleg-raphs from Johannesburg that his
battalion has been detailed for duty at
Springs. _ ._
He also reports that Private' H. B.
White, Waterville, N. S. was mortaiiy
wounded on the 7th. _
Six other members of the Canadian
Mounted Rifles were slightlv 
All from the west expect Private _Arm-
strong, son of Col. J. Russel Armstrong of
BOERS MAKE AN ATTACK.
LoNDoN, July 9.--(Special.)--Lord- Rob-
erts telegraphs that the British on Friday
 Saturday last were attacked by 3,001
men with 6 guns and two maxims. _ .
me caNaDu.Ns rrcrrnso mam. ' 
ofBr_oenkerspruit. _ _ I
-Two oiiicers and 26 British .were
wounded. il _  _
STIFF FIGHT AT RUSTENBURG- _ _
Rustenburg, reports that a body of _Boers
called upon him on Saturday to surrender
the town' which he refused. 1 ‘
The -Boers then tried to take the heights
but were driven ot! with the assistance.
of :Hold`sworth’s Hussars who made -a
rapid march of 48 miles to render aid.
f _
rim Losses oN Born sums. _
The enemy suffered severely and tive of
their men were captured.`_
The British had two killed, one omcer
and three men wounded.
Pooa PB.osPEc'rs for Bremer.
The prospects for the annual meeting
of the NationalRiile Association at Bisley,
owing to the absence of so many of the
good shots in South Africa. -_
Canada is the only dependency *hit ii?
any way well represented.
NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
closing prices July 8
American Sugar ‘ 1152
American Steel and Wire ' 3%
American Tobacco. 91§
-rwkiyn 'rmnste 51%
Bm-ungmn 1245
.»ontinental~Tob. lm
Federal Steel 32¥
Federal Steel Prid 651*
Louisville and Nashville 79
New York Central 1271'
ROCK Island _ 1%*
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 Coaland Iron t 53
Union Pac Pr’fd 355
hurry and gettingamarriage notice anda J -_ _9___ 7
It r. d rt.. I . d S0 Wasamsros. _ U17. 
groce sa ve isxng cr mlxe up - < ~
thatit read as follows: John Brown and :I~°°"'t17 °1°“dy'  ,'_____..%..._..,}y wmds' '-
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been forced to resertto the
thinning something which" il
The fruit is
trees
Sm- Johm - “ Haines, fanned 1 by
The British drove the Boers to the east_ -sghgly _-“_
in
Hanbury Tracey, command-U18 _at,-j¥_;_¢1____'¢_1¢,g¢¢`  '- -_ ‘to
Y”  .\_ Z ' _
bhlilbl
is6.0w\i>r
"wasupwardsof
which opened to-day, are not bright, shaftmgand all the other
the mill in useless., » There is _
United some scuba! _ ‘ nfl,   3 _V I
apriicotwa nerrooibs -_,».-_ ‘  '  °‘
rue wt-musk. “   »   
Till: NEWS IKLOND YKE UTTER-’S   _ 
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from Nome. and Casualties Less than all llvltr 
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§fPIREIllEN POWER-LESIS
To Save Building--A 
_ Battle With the 
In I   Z" :T I 
IVV: _  _
At 2) minutes' toJ12'o’dock'
_ morning, a disastrous tire 
Charlottetown Woolen Milieanil
forty-Bye minutes thewhole of the
frame' bullding,_whieh
plot of ground near the
‘W ““=.°'“?i'°   Tl" 51° 'WU
noticed by one the employees of
It was then but a
The Managers of thlimiils
°‘_"'1‘1 Wifi We 
--_'winners to '
no avail.  
_ l>\lildlng“:‘was alfolidy
out
wind, hastilyran through the
and enveloped it in a huge mass of
 smoke. "Which 
313,55?
citizens’
_ mm. __
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the
.man
and
f1'_° _
OBO
i'-ninemsn -but
memes wacidtnave
_the _overcome by* the
_12.30the i!1efvras.ander; ' and
ibfutaheapof ruins. 
_‘could notibe  _
'U1 
Itis supposed,  
started. tn.     
engine house. Fortunately ailthe
P10291-
Hassle;
an undnished state. The
gme can be reiltted, The
on the, building or _plank
McPhee. and Mclntoshwill _
feelgzeatly discouraged in
they had just not themlll
running order and were
brood trade- M-u°h~»rmn_tI;!.-~-is
the threemen. » _ A 
stock,ipart of which  ved
not
Meu's RainCoats.-Go out  
shining. 1 No min. 
lI\TYaa‘.=ter~tl§xt-but?nnot sir' ~tigbt--keep you
I b 'ot t .-Thefre _
_ ggi vIrl:dtthc:zi`“tgT:»e-'the!'a1e 
,  to $1241).-Ja_o._1’e-t_¢>,n 
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and was in the vicinitycf the _
I which shutout in every- _
,§va.sleft.o_f the_i>§illdt_ngf-elf Htl »
pon1'ingaudcome'homei1'Y`5é_¢\`tl\e  S
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