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E3mL|3||5|; |g9|_ THE GUARDIAN, OHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, MONDAY, MARCH 20 1899.-s PAGES
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From The Hub
They have not settled on any particular
line of action. but will for the Dresent ‘I
` l O ver the cit and irks and
Figure at 3 pany dle[;]tKi'o}y€1'ieOnests wheryevor diode. To 'L°rd Heschelps Rema.ins
"lea For winter com entirely destroy the spirrow will be no
e eet means a. cold
sltiléllséflsds
ll lllllll
ave just received via S S
another fresh lot of Shredd-
Wheat Biscuits
Biscuit are highly reccom
to an one troubled with
weak stomach &c
are made without the use of
Soda or Baking Powder and
Light and Short
i
for vermin,
drives out
song birds.
is a breeding place
and, lastly, that he
lcts of the “decent”
sniall job, whichever way it is done.
l¢3flO|‘\ - Thé E I cut the following from the “Obser-
vant Citizen" column Of to-day’s Post.
ate of the Eng There will beie-rognizeda number of
Spa|’l’OW-'A CUYIOUS Prince Edward Island names. The
Macl\’utts are well known Malpeque
Befare the Leg|Sla people. Mrs. S. havingherdaughters
here for the winter, taking advantage
ofthe Hub’s educational facilitiesz-
___ “A very pleasant surprise was given
to Master James D. Henderson Thurs-
day evening last when :1 number of his
MASS . March 13 1399* friends gatl=1’ered,at his home, 13 Button- b
3“91'm‘“h Of the Sf01'U1 wood street, Dorchester, and presented re els attacked the battery at Loma'
weeks afro was the lnprece him with an piegany gold I-ing The Church and were repulsed with heavy
115913319 PUCG Of hell fruit evening was pas-;ed in a delightful loss.
fresh ning? hgglnefl; eggs bet manner. Games were played, piano I
as ig as censan Jus S91 t' d _b b i tt __~_- _ __ ,_
5353 45 and 50 061115 P91' d°Z Wes; ltdhligseddoulilddnclieaonovlrhs qgdrrvgd Flhpmos are being Steadhy driven
The direct @3536 Of U19 T199 W9-5 at 9 o’clock and then a'dance was given back'
’ I
|9811! an °f U10 110119 "1 H19 00"” by Masters Arnold and Hawley. The
¢5P°\’1”u7 in U19 U10l`9 5°uth°1'U guests were :.__Misses Laura V. Ar- ’
wer - ~ i - - '
, C li
e touched by frost, and it is mid Beaim-0 A Cigrk '\1a¢fgie(,hnSi1e_ cruiser Talbotwith the remains of Lord
W" ‘Wt that 3 USU mu 11°* Ruth Bradford, Freda Hutcheson, Adele |` Heischell on board is expected on Sun-
"5 °°mb “O20” Th1“"S “T0 V. L d P 1 M-. D ll J ' `
    ._    .zest  at 
P91' d°ze° 13 th!! P1`1C° fm' Murray, Mamie Ryan, Bertie A. Taylori
and 20 fo. case eirgs These are Gem-“de waugbyena Waugh, Mary* the body will be landed with naval and
mall P1"°9“ Waugh, Gertrude D. Weeks, Margaret military honors. After the service on
m°'em°“° ‘S MW °” fmt 1” th” M- Wil1i=1UJS. Mrs.Georvc M.. Waiizh lTuesda at Westminster the remains
ior the extinction of the small bird My-5_ 1)_ 5_ Macyult Mr_.,_ G_ 1:-_ W,1: '_ Y _
as the Eng Hb marrow, which I ,iam Master B utya Amold R w_ will be taken to Cliffs, Dorchester. ,
s, s e in . , O
clmefrom Ellglanfl 801119 yea" ‘i land Clark. Everett, P. Cock, Edwin
the sparrow has a large Collins, Henry H. Hawley, Jr., Joshua Ambassador will bs among the mourn-'
Henderson, Roy MacDou<>'all, VVilliam ers.
Newcomb Willia “ol -
T. Williams.”
Miss Hattie McLeod, formerly of
New London, now of this city, returned
mother
thunder and livhtning, the whole endin
pneumatic tube. The pipe need not
carriers got through all rig it, why not
60 75) 80 800 a larger pipe and a car big enough for
say acoiiple of passengers at a time! ” 1'” E "_""°"‘”?*°
00 600 I submit this idea in all seriousness to “_ _ d d f
both the rapid transit Editors of the °°:r°°»P;‘ ‘Pg a¥_”P‘? un °rgl‘;°;";,E °r
C GUARIMAN and Pioneer. Here in Bost- 3 3"” 98 inf °‘Wl1_5k5°m°°_v a l gr;
on we have a tube from the main Post- an mm Pu “ng a '_ 9 P'P° un B
S 300 oiiice to the northern railroidp station, Wal" a d‘£S¥”~D0_B Of l_11ne_m_iles. t But as
and I understand it works satisfactorily, a mgtter 0 engmeenng ls It ”° P085"
in transporting large amounts of mail b1_°A' _ _ h b _
matter. It is :he aim of the postmaster d Cano,” bm 9'? 1 8e.n1 tm'
to eventually connect all the sub- tm u_°e 1? 'fha 10”’ .. eg” a url’
stations- in this manner-some 25 or 30 n9w In 368819” In Beacon Hill' It pro'
in au__with ,he central 050% of y, vides that children must show_ cause
_ 4 5 why they should not support their par-
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Gil 5.=“.El`i”S HUMOR.
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T0 £585 GUI
My little baby broke out wiili a skin disease.
Our family <3-actor attcndfd the baby continu-
ally, but did her no good. .i also tried a specialist,
but he onlytempoiimily relieved her, and eczema
cmiered the cl:.`ild’s face and body completely.
Vfliilc th: :hild’s sufferings were most intense,
the Rev. Mr. Istoclahrl-.lgo told me about Ci:'rr»_
,-Ugg, I commenced treating the child, with the
result that our little daughter is now well of the
disease. CU'l'!cimA R.isnii:D-Iss cured her.
sept. 12,’9S. M.ns.K. R. BLYTHE, Dallas, Tex.
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' | 'reknowiimsswsrmssui with
`  coricuas soA§>,iifhasr;§gii;
‘ U'1‘|C|lBA, Ure! 0 81110 GB
an;)1Ptm§sw:i}lll(dKord instaligbrclief in the most
gtg?-¢2l._=ig'o!ltc!:ing, burning, and scaly infantile
1 , with lass or imi-
l§£”ii'§§"i'{f»‘u'l»2'““isem°i'§°i°°i§il’mr°u=du=y- mi
'mms mtort d restfor parents
gghtnddggmteml glint andnreireshing sleep for
mia. man pm. afe..»i»eed:. me w°=.°1=»1°°l-
Pxoil-.B°l°°°~
& GOFF..
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.ah .ss .-. it »i.rs~s.%_ i we  §M»a‘ wfieisn
0. oonrdolo
HuvmGm¢B°5!‘l gg _ _
_l _ - _ .- wi- -_ 7
and are Bepulsed,
1
and Funeral-Lord Strath-
cona ‘ a Moui-ner - New
York’s Hotel Horror -
Awful Scenes at the Fire
-The Number Dead and
injured.
- 1_1-Qui l `
MANILA, March 18-(Special)-'l‘l e
Fighting continues daily but thei
LONDON March 18 -(Special)-The
She will enterport on Monday and
Lord Strathcona and the American
e, ` ' in Sinn lmao. Wil _
 ** liam J. Smith, Bertram Waugh, NEW _YORK March 18~_(SP9““"'1)_
Elwcod~Wangla,J.¢e..‘-rge_lYaugh,_ Leslie ‘ The complete list of the casualties by
A- \V=;ugh.G°f~fs° Whsldov and J Oshwi fthe Wimiser Heier-are pisses thee-kni..L
ed at 15, missing 42, injured about
50. '
to her home last week. being summon- Mi1D_Y.f1`16d f0 Slidfl d0WH U19 1`0P9 fl"
ed there on account of the illness of her escapes but their hands were so burned
M ' _ __ i they had to_let_ go and fell, receiving
naSt;[;1:):3;%1ZSuf§rt_° qvgtggggrdhaila frightful inyuries by striking on the
cane. snow squall, rain and sunshine, mm f°“°° °f 0° the Sidewalks'
The fire broke out in the Hotel,corner
g _
now’ mlght 005+ you off with a rainbow. one day last week. of 5th Avenue and 47th street; in
than a pan. of good Rub £5;tgigyiztgwgigiglgwiagda 1i;::i1;iy],s§il;d which there were hundreds of guests
of course) were out on the paradel and employes, and spread with incredi-
Bicyclists, too, took advantage of the me ralndlly- The flames W9” Toanng
t f springlike day for an initial spin, up stairways and elevators and out _off
although there was considerable mud all means of eScaPe_ `
8 S911 l‘l1l)b6I'S, tl16 dry  lthe s"e°tS't I hfwe b';°u°°d Egg 'Ihe crowds in the streets blocked
kmd ,» Get a mr an I,§iy;rspEfg€;§§G;AR£g‘Ii; andePviv;?:er in lj the work_of rescue and terrible panic-
P re the carrying of the mails to and from 00GU¥f6d H1 U16 h0i01-
doctor S bln the Island in winter and have a sugges- ` Abner Mckinley, brother ot the Presi-
llfm t0 °ff°f» U”'m*f1.Y» the use °f 5' dent is among those who escaped. The
be ve lar sand could be insulated wiie and daughter of the hotel pro-
and lalill onflhe bottom of the straits or \Pl'i°l°1` W9” “med t0 death-
Dmens 40 O 55 600 alittle below. And then if the mail
The loss is over a million dollars.
ents, instead ot having the state support
them at the almshouse. It would seein
that there were a considerable number
of people in this state who convenient-
ly get rid of the "old folks,” when they
find them becoming a burden on them-
selves.
A - Divo.
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EIGHT 'TRAIN LOA DS
01' Settlers and effects Leave 0n|l.rlo
_ for Manitoba ,
WINNr1>EG, Man. March 18.-Eight! '
trains ot settlers and their effects ar-  the 
rived from eastern Ontario
This greater portion .of the 1:rain.s.t  
werotaken up witli settlers’ effects. E = ‘
there only being about 200 settlers,
-while there were 100 cars of ducts.
'Hieemigrants are of the very 
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____ their support is given from a sentiment ,___ -__ thither, some half clad and others still ~ a..........
  °‘   ‘;s:3.;‘;;; »f1:‘.;';:’.if.“.i.gl;‘;;";';i.~. It-£5” °";°‘:;1‘“'°
petitioners or e w. O esaic ,, . . . 7 I _ _ e . weve _ re-
   do not give the little Britisher a single        8.8surlug words ofthe Captain Wont a, 
virtue. He is not an insect destroyer; /‘ - long way towards preservingpgood or. _
he fouls buildings and statues; his nest dor. We got into our clothes gg hm-._
‘ F. Perkins & Co.
Writes From _Skerryvore
/and 0ban-A Description
of the Trip From Char-
lottetown to Scotland and
the Wreck of the Labra-
dor--Further News ofthe
Accident.”
1-
The following items of interest which
are clipped from a letter receivtd by
Mrs. W. A. Huestis,will be read with
great delight by the many friends and
sympathissrs both in city and country,
more especially as it is the fullest ac-
count oi the voyage and the wreck of
the_S. S. Labrador that has been ra-
osived here up to this dats, giving full
details of ihs trip from the time they
left Ch’town until they arrived _ in
Glasgow. Mr . Huestis says : -I know
you will be anxious to hear how we got
along. Well as the train steamed. out
of the Charlottetown station our hearts'
almost failed us, leaving ‘so many of
our friends behind. But we are all
--jolly good fellows”; one cheered the
other and the time passed pleasantly.
We had a very heavy crossing at the
Capes but enjoyed the trip immensely.
We took a sleeper at Moncton _ and
arrived in St. John on Friday and had
our baggage taken on board ship. We
were we visited the important business,
hous s.
Wednesday “ 22
Thursday H 23
Friday °‘
- Saturday ‘~
Sunday "
Monday ‘°
Tuesday °‘
24
25
26
27
28
ke t out to sea
monotony of our eight days’ vo; age.
speed and had she slipped off again, we
would certainly have all gone "1 tha
to the bottom. Oh, it looked
blue! -177 ` souls stranded » on Am9T*°a"
a rock with a heavy sea beating overt
them and nothing but our owp small
boats in sight! Two hours passed from
the time the ship struck until we part-
ed with her, taking with us a supply nf I Lorman'
biscuit and canned meats. Our boat The Qlmen
was fortiruatein securing a landing- at °8Pt1°!1 IB 550
Skerryvore Light. Our. brave crew of Cimiez g,
ess
the assistance of the boat No. 1»,f 
had the women and children who were
trying to effect a "landing, but failed,-
and it was feared that they would be all
loss. But kind Providence seats. steam-
their had all day Saturday in St. John, ;;31€;§irw§;?;;l;;€l;h‘;?- au the 
I
Sunday morning we attended cliurch, the STI” d8§§§ sas Eddl"°t°°°’
and at6 p. ni. ihogood ship L?br -§é 
sailed for Halifax where we arrived on It is said t
Monday at 1 Pi m' lighthouse in all rEuro o~ It was Six
_ ,'.. ,th‘° -. P' ~ 
...as-. ;‘;.i.f§“tit”i..F§2 ”:*......:  i»» meg  M »-me
. yas tnousand pounds ($450,000.) So you
the Atlantic. In the early forenoon ot, can immavine what kind of a hotel we _
W` dqesday' wh” We went on deck. Y' were stopiiig at. It was built’ in 1840 
could “Ut see a “Pack ot lmq' we of Scotch granite and iinished in oak.
Weather uf’ to “fe 28”’ was dehghmml We had not the faintest idea where we C
Perfect all 61° “me” alndv me water' al" were, or what kind of people we would 1°”
Ol
most as calm as a. mill stream. The - _ - . h M;
trip, however, up to that date was very' meet It we succeeded mdaudlqg' T me ` P01-k 9 00
monotonous, no change of scenery and ::§';§1I;eadr?;:g 12:1 °;gel;lthItm£3 July where, 66g , corn 85
°“15' a fe" Pi'-s.S°”f='°"’ ‘ _ there we got a good Highland Scotch P°"k° 9 In
Before retiring on the last night of h k h d Th mad i _
Feb" W°.sig.hte‘.1T-"ee hght' .This is eisaaeood lilhtsdinne edieats arid hd; al
g ri _ _ _ »
th? f"°d‘°a'g°” °f las; fsncfnivx coffee. These with plenty of Scotch A  
e in “i{laXI“”1 “Be °XP°° t 0, 1 k good cheer, made us feel at home and
at “Y 8’ re an) abouid eg ° <2; realize that ‘-kind hearts are more than, _W Tu”
tha.tln:;gh(;’p:0i§;1;l'?re:€ go Liv; 50 01 af’ coronets.” 1’ll never forget them for I `
“H18” 1 ' ¢i1'k'd no 11.w ttwo-
ruu oi about seventeen hours. dawg' gauge? htzfnge nude gear as y
From Haliiaxthe Labrabor made the wgwere concegmed than was no ow* 6
following number of miles each day: sion to W ony ‘or we 'had Provisions ooimm rm!
non h to last three months.
Thtday' Feb' 21st by 11 a' mqégg re Magrch 8rd. We are now at Oban
' 315' Scotland, all safe and well, where wd
315 landed after a very narrow escape. The
304 overnment steamer took us off the
5 :house and landed us at this pla08 "y “WM
eoi sh ,
503 to-day- llllll
sos
A dense fog set in on Tuesday, 28th, Steamship Company is paying our ex-l
and we could not make Moville, but Pease; to London. _ 8
. gn Wednesday, March lst, at630 _ ==__., ...E -===-an-an
a. m..our ship struck on McKenzie
Rock. And now began an inteiiselyf
exciting time, which entire v broke the
if Ro i..
Baking Powder
Madefrompure A
creamoftartar.

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_fu-in
I READY.
ESA .,:_ _-5 'A1 .rg
`niiinbc? of friends who a.e making f i ' _ Being a dull morning the passengers,
  some show of a tiglit for it I have not, W A  ,were for the most part still in bed
: heard from them any argument show- I g I \ _ ` After the steamer struck the commotion
ing that it has any utility. Most of A _ began., Passengers » ran hither and
riedly as possible and were soon all on
ber, ready. -
The steamer ran on the rock at 1
tour in command ofa 2nd oiiicer did wa
nobly to land us 28 souls without ,aol
accident on this most dangerous coast 'radar
with sea breaking over us, ut,l
every stroke. We left the steamer att* both large
8. 40 and landed at the lighthouse at me Nha;
11.30. -
Skerry vore Light house is situated on] wwe" °xP19°i°n
the west coast ‘of Scotland on a high Bmw,
cliff The nearest telegraphic stationism. as
is on Tyres Island, to which we had geo
been signalling all dayior assistance., °“
The oii1.-er» and boat crew went _to
Skerryvore lights' is built 
W'
deck.. getting the boats, _eight in num- C0 ln# ll]
There were on board, of iirstclassl 1
lP9~39@llg61'3, 21; second, 19; zthird, 24; -'--v"---
crew. 118; in all, 177. I
The iirsi. boat off the davits took the
women and children. twenty in all,land wamen
‘four cts. crew. Too much . praise can- H8! W3
not be given ro the Captain, who stood The
gy ilhei passengers he ping all on
oar .
We intend leaving here in the morn-
ing for London via Glasgow. The
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