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POREIGNERS IN PEKIN SIIIIRE LINE RAILWAY  ....................................................... _  .AND PHOENIX TEAM  
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PROBABLY ALL ARE DEAD.
LONDON, July 13.-(Special)-There is
stillno oflicial news from Pekin, but no
doubt now exists that all the foreigners
have been massacred, also their wives
_and children.
noors To BE SENT I-'ROM INDIA.
The Cabinet hadan important session on
the Chinese question this morning and
instructions were sent to Simla to pre-
parefour British, and four Indian regi-
ments with artillery for service in
China.
Nxws sv wav or BERLIN.
BERLIN, July 13.-(Special)-It is heard
here that Li Hung Chang is preparing to
go to Pekin with troops, ostensibly to
help the Government suppress the rebels,
and also that General N ich Si Chang has
defeated the rebels near Pekin and re-
lieved Prince Chang and General Yung
Ih who were trying to defend foreigners.
The belief is that the legat-ions were
bombarded and carried July 6th or 7th.
THE WEATHER.
'wasnrscrom July 13.- (Special)-
Gonerally fair, with warmer fresh north-
erly winds.
NEW YORK STOCK LIST...
Closing prices
American Sugar
American Steel and Wire
American Tobacco
*rooklyn 'Transit
Buriingwn
Continental Tob.
Federal Steel
Federal Steel Prid
Louisville and Nashville
New York Central
Rock Island
St. Paul
Tennessee Coaland Iron
Union Pac Pr’fd
United States Ru bber
ADl'i.l Cotton per l00 lbs
July 13
1173
We
Qld
53%
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3%
65:?
73
1295
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Another great big bargain
day on at Paton & Co’s. 14 li
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llere We Are
Boys’ Choco-
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ED
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late lace
Boots $1.50,
len’s Choco-
late lace
'Boots $1.85.
Lowest Price Yet-
COL. MAHON REINFORCED.
Reitfontein.
NI'rnAr.‘s :mx nrsasrsn.
, Recent advices regarding. the disaster
at Netral`s Nek show that the British put
up a great fight but were over- powered
y much superior numbers and lost heav-
r::o‘
‘fi
A large force is now being collected to
prevent further progress of the Boers.
'mn Lossm sUs'rAr1~u-:n.
i\itral’s Nek is about 18 miles west of
Pretoria on the road to Rustenburg.
The British losses are a squadron of
Scott's Gray, a Battery of Royal Artillery
and live companies of Linconshires cap~
tured.
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Tm: Executiveof the Bo 's Bri de re-
- I R11
quest every. chorister in town D0 be pre
sent and asdist at the Boy’s Brigade open ,`-=
air service in Victoria Park on Sunday
July 22nd at 4 p. m. The Hymns will be
published later, ` "
By Order
W. HARRY WATTS,
Capt. No. 2 Co, B. B.
Mr. McLeod, Kensington. has taken
the Senior department of Tyne Valley
School. Miss Belle Cameron has been
engaged for the fourth time to take
charge of the Junior department, a fact
highly complimentaryto her as ateacher.
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EATING AND SLEEPING.
Food supplies the substance for repair-
ing the wastes of the body, and gives
strength. Sleep affords the orgnortunity
for these repairs to be made. oth are
necessary to health. If you ca.n’t eat and
sleep, take Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It
creates a good appetite and tones the di-
gestive organs, and it gives the sweet,
restful sleep of childhood. Be sure to
get Hood’s. _
Biliousness is cured by Hood’s Pills. 25c.
WAN TED:-A smart, steady boy about
16 years of age who understands looking
after horses and cows and and can make
himself generally useful about a house.
Apply at this otlice.
Factory cloth frorn' '25c ayard up at
Pa.ton's. 14 11
To-night-Nice new, fresh fruit at the
up-to-date fruit store..-Morris &4.{osts.
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Don`t forget your fruit to-night. Get it-
nice and fresh at Morris & Jost's. 14 li
Peaches, plums, pineapples _just re
ceived at Morris Sc Jostis. 14 11 `
Buy your rlry goods at the Big Satur~
apy sale at Paroifs.
Read P-aton's Great Saturday Sale
list in to-da.y's issue. 14 11
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Hammocks l
Hammocks l
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A big stock of GU OD. STRONG and
REAL conrfortable Hammocks Just
opened- -
Tennis Racquets,
Gpoquet Sets I
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hors. GIRLS’ *and DQLLIE ‘?‘*R°
RIAGES. A large "H011 I1 el
lllSllHl| &»
Pnsronrs. July 13.-(Special.)-Col.
I Mahon reinforced by Gen. French’s Bri-
gade hasrecapmu-ed all the position oc- the North American Squadron UUW
cupied by the Boers in the neighborhood
g Folowing is a list cf the invi
Chief Justice and Mrs. Sullivan.
M . '
ge
TI-1 House
circles with more than usual Interest,
part With'a desire to meet the Vice A
miral, Lady Bedford and the oflicers
port. Hence the attendance
toflll the spacious drawing rooms,
ball room, and overflowed upon
was sulii
warm for the dancers, who
appeared to enjoy themselves to the
The rich naval uniforms,with those of
militia officers present lenz. variety to
otherwise lively and brilliant scene.
detachment of the Band fro
ship furnished rare mu'sic. The arrange-
ments seemed to be excellent
and all went merry as a marriage
d guests.
Vice Admiral Sir Frederick Bedford,
Lady Bedford.
Miss Bedford.
Omcers of H. M. S. Crescent.
Capt. Rolleston and ofllcers of H. M.
Tribune.
Lieut. and Com. E. T.
ofllcers of H. M. S. Quail. ’
S.
The Misses Sullivans.
Mr. A. L. Sullivan ' '
Dr. and Mrs. Kelly.
Mrs Francis McNutt and
cNtftt,
Capt. M. H. Kent.
Mrs. McDonald
Mr. and Mrs. Arch. McDonald.
Staff Com. and Mrs. Tooker.
Mr. Norl. Tooker.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. McLean.
Miss McLean.
Geo. McLean.
Mr. Bullman and Mr. Dod .
Mrs. Ed. Palmer.
The Misses Palmer.
Miss Canning. .
Welsh.
Mr. and Mrs. Hedley Palmer.
Mr and Mrs J A Longworth.
Miss Tremaine
Mr and Mrs Bartlett.
Mr and Mrs Dickey _
.Miss Palmer.
Mr and M;-S J ohn Richards
Mr and Mrs Price Hutson E 
James Mclsaac gi”
Mr and Mrs R. D. Coffin
Mr P. Blake _
Mr Francis Blake. IMI' Fred Blake
Miss Blake
Mrs G. Frank Beer.
Mr, H. J. and Miss Cundall.
James E. McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Aitken.
Mr. and Mrs. James Eden-
MIAS Edith Lons“'°r©h~
Prof. and Mrs and the Misses Earle.
Mrs. Hobkirk.
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Askthegrrl
whohastestedir.
Ask any one who has used
ifitisnot,a.pes¢
always continue to use rt.
 bapm&d&p.
e ball at Government last
evening was looked forward to in social
' in
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of
in
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the
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brilliantly lighted verandas outside. The
evening was fine, though perhaps a triiie
' nevertheless
full,
the
the
A
m the Flag-
be
te
throughout I
ll.
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Rymer and
Miss Ethel
Mr. and MIS J E Welsh and M-iss
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Mayor and Mrs Warburton. I
Mrs VD. McKinnon and the Misses Mo-
' Kinnon.
f Miss McGill.
Mrs. Gahan. -
I Dr. and Mrs. Anderson and1Misg.Ander__
S01!-
Dr. G. A. Warburton.
-Mrs. A. W. Weeks.
_ Miss Unsworth.
,- Dr. and Mrs. Bagnall.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A, Hyndmm
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Clarke.
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Mellish and the Miss
Mellish.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Davies.
Mrs. Wm Brown and the MiBsos~Br0w-n
Mr. and Mm. W. D. Rom
Mr. and Mrs A. L. Brown..
Miss M. H. Brown,
MissM. K. Logan. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Rogers and Miss: R035;-3,
Mr- Gevrse Rogers, Mr. Benj. Rogers,
Miss Churchill.
Miss Florie McDonald.
Miss Helena McDonald.,`
Senator and Mrs.MeDonald.
Hon. B. and Mrs. Davies.
Mrs. D. Farquharson, the Misses Far-
quharson.
Mr. and Mrs. E. de B.Paake._
lb. WlhQrB1%oken.  _ '
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Carter.
MissY‘_VT\ite.
Mrs. S. E. Perkins.
Dr. and Mrs. F. P; Taylor. ~
Miss Taylor. _
Mr. and ME.. W. W. Werner.
W. E. Dawson.
-7 “<18c and Mrs. A. B. Warbm-ton.
Mr. and Mrs. McCready.
The Consul and Mlrs. Vail.
Miss Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred.Hyndman,
Mr. and Mrs. J .§F. Gallagher.
Mrs. P. Docherty.
Mr. C. D. Rankin.
Col. Moore, Mrs. and Miss Moore.
Mrs. A. W. Weeks.
Miss Alice Weeks.
Miss Helen Hobkirk.
Mrfand Mrs. D Gordon.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Haszard ‘f
Mr. Horace Haszard.
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f.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Norton. I
Mr. and Mrs. B. Heartz.
Mr. R. D. and Mrs. McNeill
Mr. and M rs. F. L. Haszard and Misb ‘
Haszard.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Croskill. ,
Mr. and Mrs. A.Newberry_
Mr. and Mrs. Benj. and Miss Bremner.
I I [Mx-. and Mrs. T, Brecken.
Mrs. L. and Miss A. Brec-ken,
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Gllne `
giss Pjppy
~ r and Mrs. Conro
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Prof. Caven and Miss Caven
Dr. and Mrs. Blanchard
Mr. A. A. Blanchard
Mrs. R. B. Stewart.
The Misses Stewart.
.e Mr. and Mrs. James Patton
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Blake
Miss Blake and Miss Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. A. McLeod
Mrs. G. E. McKinnon
Mx'. and llirs. A. J. MCL:-Line
Miss Strickland
Mr and Mrs YV S Stewart
Mrs Roome
Miss Trites
J ndge and Mrs Fitzgerald
The Misses Fitzgerald. '
Miss Haddrill
Mrs James Beales
Mrs J Harrington
Mrs T J Gallagher
Miss Gallagher
Mr and Mrs D B McLennan
Miss Compton
Mr and Mrs J A Matlleson
Miss Emlie Fraser
Mr and Mrs E F Dawson
Mr R V_,I,._ongworth 
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Leo
Carvell _
Mr and Mrs W. L. Cotton and. Miss Cot-
Mr. and Mrs. 'r. Dodd, and Miss Dodd( Biwwither bghifggeiim
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Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Morrison. lla.. ,,
’L.Robertson b Davies
_'S McLeod b Davies
.C. E. McQnil1an not out
Mr, and Mm A_ A_ Alley IE. McLean c Bigg-Wither b Rolleston
Miss Winnif1'id Brecken 'W' F' A' Carve” mn out _
M1-_ and M1-S_ Watson IJ. M. Sullivan b Davies p
W. Dofld Smau and Miss Smau J. McQuillan c Martin b Davies
Miss Margin H. Hyndman c Simms b Davies
J. Hobkirk b Benham
J. McQulllan not out '
0 cl0Ck
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An eleve'I§if"<from :the Phoenix :and one
from H.  Tribune and Quail crossed
bats at Victoria Park yesterday. Two
innings were' played, the home team win~
ning by' eight wickets. The ships were
down in-their first inningsfor M runs and
in their second for 65 runs.. The city
team compiled 81. runs in their Brst ven-
ture, and had 35to its credit, for two
wickets down, when stumps were drawn.
C. E._McQuillan's contribution of 52runs
not font,-the first innings um made by
splendid cricket. The day was a splendid
one for 'the game; bttthecreue was a
shade fast.. _
Today anelevenifrmn the city club wil)
meet one froIn.H..M. S. Crescent. Play
will commence at 1 o’clock sharp. The
home eleven will have theirwork cut out
for them in this -game, as the Grmoentfs
representatives are'~.said’to have several
good bats amongtheir number. It will
therefore be a much: tougher proposition
_than that of yesterday for thofhoenix.
men tolanda victory. The score: of yes-
terdayisasfollowsz. _ I
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R0lles%on,_run._out_.
Bing-Wither c and b C. MoQuillan '
Davies b J. McQ_ui1lan
Allemby b C. M6Q11i1lan
Rymer c and‘b~JL MeQuillan
Simms 3 Robertson b C. McQuillm
Brown b J. Mirquillan
Hyde not out
Pendleton c Hyndnan b C. McQ\il.lan.
b 11;l b 2; W 3.
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cauaniarc commas 'ruouarrr plan. 
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rrvnrmrrmos room. 1 ' 
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Filiplnds have   
for mutiny and the murder' of an  -e
of a baientine in Lin Straits. 
a former Lieutenant of, Aguinaldo.. ' I
mm n~rNnsas.-
Hyde b J..\{cQnill¢n. _
Benham b.Williams
Martin c Lowe b Williams '
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Rollestonl can e _
avies b J McQuillan `
llemby c Hobkirk b Hyndman
ymer b McLean
mms b McLean
b Hyndman
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Mr and M.-A H. J P I ' > he  I*-9fM°°I¢°'”"”'”“ °"‘3'°°“`9'°°"
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The eleven for-todayfsmatch willha 1*
¢ _ 4
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suuivin, W. lr.  
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G F Hutcheson, MQ - J.  
Hearts, Spares - H. Hyndmaa, fl
Mcnem s. ucLeod,.E.  -
stumps willrbe pitchedst ldclook Ibm;
and it ls desirable that every member if
#IQ
Pendleton not out '
b4;_ lb1:nb2`
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Rev. L. Williams c and b mvies
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H. Lowe b Benham
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C. F. McQuillan c and b Benham
L Robertson c Allemby b Bonham
E. McLean not out I
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