~ ,- 5 .. ` I I t,\` ~_}.`»s .
_ I ii E ,  , .
K
F! ‘- 'L- ` E* "F ‘E5 li' _ -#-1 I
fsmuslfi li I E” ET' I ` " ii”
ll. THE QUARDIAN, OHARLO'|.'.l‘ETOWN PRINCE E
gil _ - lé _ , '
  UNITED I ............ L... .......,..' 
STATES 5
.iii
` Arranging a Deal With I 
~ i
Denmark
A BIG COAL STRIKE
Awful Steamer Collision-
Harris Acquitted-Gov’t
Ownership.
li-”
I
Loxnoy, Jan.23.f-(Special).-The l
belief now is that the United States
will secure to Denmark important ad-
vantages in China and the East in re-
turn for her Danish West Indies.
COAL STRIKE IN HI,'XGAR\’.
BUDA Plcrll. Jan. 23-(Specia1).-
Thirty thousand more Austrian miners
have gone on strike; making the num-
ber now seeking higher wages 70.000"
and more are expected.
A coal famine threatens to check I
every branch of Austrian industry.
FATAL ITIAIIB CDLLIIIOI.
Vixnrnn Hsvn1|,Jan.23-(Special)
-The Glasgow steamer Ardandher_
from New London for Halifax was
sunk in eollison with the Metropoli-I
tan Liner Herman Winter this morn-
ing and the Chief Engineer, James
Henderson and second mater Fred.|
Dawe were drowned.
Csnosnr, Jan 2.5-(Special)-E
A. Han-is of Moncton, tried for ther
attempted murder of George A
Gouin, his partner, in whose room he
found his wife, was acquitted and the
verdict. was received with great en-`
thusissm.
Harris and his wife have been T
reconciled.
s
"'_“*==E" §=.  ' -_ -_-F-
Dwsnn Isnnm wn:ni~rEsnsr,.1sNusnr 24
“r m
J/I/(ik
time-‘
\
is I
I. A. HARRIS ACQUITTID
v . ‘ ' ' k h* XY `
b
Ba
l li
L'
`_1df
»
§
Lord Salisbury.
of Devonshire I
fr -H-uf ' -r
SIIUATIGN IS
I ~l
/\,
\/
I *____,_aL E --1
1 The Boer Blain Pam an
It W I ’
Stroll!! RM.
'J
4(
"IZ:
_-~
I Ili-.A.J.B'altour Rm". _,thu
are patrolling around
A MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE 0F NATIONAL DEFENCE 'Ihisu atm ie
On Saturday, Dee. 16, the NatiouslDeteece Committee appointed Lord Roberts totske command in So lh Africa. Bom un ‘bmdoud
e members resent L
u
t p were ord Snlisbury, Lord Lansdowne and Mr. Gcschen, the Duke ol Devonshire and Hr A J g to Jam that mm
liour being the only members absent- ~Illustr.4ted London N ews.‘ t*
PJ! (ZOVIBXIIXT OWXRISIIIP.
_T   ' l I l
Tonosro. Ian. 23 -(Specisl)-
Hsyor McDonald gives notice of a
lotion in favor of government con-
trol ofpostaland telegraph lines and
wants Toronto to seek the oo-cperaf
Gion of all towns in Canada in urg-
ing Parliament to assume such con-
trol. or build competing lines.
 
A lan eent package d lag'neuc° D es
usnqiiuiswerk wut mu slut
blcussolyonriedsndlk one-try it. L
llliilllillllit
'lil
;##########*l*ll§
gligese
St.
_Walking is unce - U
1'.
 the toeghplaylagetthenri hall was
-l to some extent eolltilned. Seed 8-6
i The city team was given a supper at
. _- the American Hotel after the match
was over
American Sugar
. Amerimn Steel 5 Wire
American Tobacco
f Brooklyn Transit
* Burlington
* Continental Tob.
Federal S'er1
i I-‘semi steel P1-rd
* Louisville & Nashville
* New York Central
* Rock Island
Tenessee Ceal and Iron
United States Rubber
nion Pac Pr’fd
tain work, unles April cotton psrioo lbs
*ll
(ll
1#
\
Closi Prices Jsn. 23.
ng 116
46!
108|
70§
121!
321
50
nil
891
133
106
117
nil
nil
7.48
you have a pa' ~"
as #soreness
I I
aa# new snr"
ubber Heels-
Have you tried*.
them ? N0 slip-*‘
ping no falls or*l
slidding but an
ease and comfort I
in walking that
you'll never know*
without them.
en’e 500
Wolnen’s 40c-
*Goff Bros;
Pocket,
Office
and
Home
Diaries
for
l 900
at
\
n
 _ ilu- i ' .
_- ~|
. ee Uaaeem
  - `P°u°d¢°|“"|h°i°°'°l'§‘*
New Yortx srocrt usr. Tm; MATCH if . l""" "‘" “" '°"""“ "““'
-Results in a Victory Por
s.
‘ f' _
. ‘-» ~. i~ me
._ ‘ t. A- »  - renee. v wg, lm.. s striniéism rss 1 -"-
~ - . ` - - xg. , i . ,_ 'Iv _ V. ',f_f- ._ - - .~ <’",* ~J, . -'  111'" ’ 'g M r' __ '*
' . » _ .e I . . _ . E .1».e§"E~; ., -wg ,~=_.~&  gg est-    A . .tes
W - _ 'e s is .~ » . . *-1 M1: ‘f-"  :'_\;@ ~‘ ~ ‘ .f`;=-',.e»'n'¥' = " ` ' “
' : ~ . -e f  »-we 
, , s‘¢.i‘il'h§>¢.z&l;‘§-,rest-er.s‘};~.f\.§.s»..._.£,..
g A
\ss”°
GENERAL WHITE WAS “
J* ~ 
By the Boer Long l`0m-Ki
Bocrs leave lllsi
I SD¢€lll3l|9l\S 0|! ill!
Dlllldolliild P
\ "\»\
"A
\\~1`@i=~.
Learner-Isa. 23
kindsefriieleul
cireuletieehwe
..":.:.':. °°°"
e
Q\ n
tGen. Baller telegraphed
tbe;arsitustisnisleclise|sl,
relieving all anxiety
man no1i>onar.n’s oavannr
Thesis Hiahis H
Dsuloesinrbulm li”
m §‘n.:’»";‘i.i‘....':.'~..=
rssnnrcsineuaefsusnp.
'Ike nswsee hr
and
Bulls- has pely
sdvsncspcsss
-°'~` &
in
wninsnnonsmlotanm,
Ashotfreallselat
Ladysmith
at Gsssgi
bstibsseisne DPI
»-'Q
~§
1'" ””"l'_1!-'I IIPOUTIIIOI Wllmllxl.
tnocm |»~=-“"“""°“"“ '°‘°""°'  W"  °"°°" "°'
Boer soureea indicate that they ll
The I “Sched Qldlll i
some pl:°ce‘sn with two inch: oil hd 9”* lu* tb" °°od°°°°
U1'
“A suggestion
I MATCHES  ;_»»~_,;¢.-~ ~»-°--
A IGIID-
°‘“" "' ill
Bevan Jsa - *_*
The ice Was .in Pears--»‘;-,».’;‘1;..‘i‘»‘1i‘.2"e’¥3-“'-»
A Condition.  ~°M 
lotfetowsacssles sstssse $.14 list
hal was ¢tceelQly rough
8 iluon-cnivaiui. sin Anon Hvwrnn. "` _ 8”” 'mud M' "H nd
sosasscrivsuxinaaanr
The Beers are aasih active
gs
-s
:ii
4' s»
. -'
5?
\
\\\
Dey NUM
Ulltlrs.
Cash Boch,
Letter
Letter
ll
Batt d t th h it done ’
The Charlottetown B.n.,.§§. i~’.‘t.f,».‘§‘, ‘hiss . sm.,
nrills than complain because you suder
 from It
_ Wnsx you ve shouted Rule Britsn
_ ni , h cu’ e
A good crowd attended the matches in B Tquiiing ,God save U10 QUGW’ I 'ELT GENERAL "R Gm " Wm?"
Hillsborough Rink lest night. The B. WMU Y0°'V° 5059595 killing Km!" 0" °"‘”_' ' `
It A. and Diamonds faced off nt 8 I5. with your mouth
Afl¢l' l ISW Ulllllllél PII] MCISIBC Win You klndly dlop ashlnlng °n my  ,
scored for the Diamonds sud Rickard lfile Hmbvlllllw
for the g_ 3, A_ Hughes and Bm-d For agcntleman in Khaki ordered
followed by shooting two goals each. S0l1l|l°"
and at halt timevthe score was 5.1 "‘_'°  
in favor ci Diamonds. In the second 
half Mclsasc and Pickard each scored 
,mixing s tom or o-2 in 'favor einn- “S” ‘da
Pmonde.: The playing ot Doyle at cover -M' L Mmm’ umm" ’ is m th'
. ty.
point lor the B. lr A. was good. Also cl
Iliclsase and Baird of the Diamonds. _ gr G00 0W°‘» G¢°fK°UUll» ll U1 91° i G
Conaid table rongn play was in- UI W
idlllged ineby both sides 'and the referee Mr Donald Forbes Montague Bndge,
4 had to warn them several times. i WU "I *'50 Gt! !¢“°fdl!
Ststlsrds
nlerwssds'
“ Tl” zum’ b°t"'°°" uw Jr' A¥’°_¢'°“° 1 llr Instock Andersen, of Kensington MIAC EGU HH*
end West Kent was is  exhibition of ,U m tha (hw yamhy “am d “fur
|'°°|=°! "4 -"“"”Y Wi2““"’ °Pt‘;‘-‘°‘§‘r"° in B 0 Pm". memes to the city .___
° ming ln ich by  8 at Munhnd hu 5
.goalwlmior the Sr Abbies and after some ‘mm the mah
lively splashing. P. Pope shot for West. Guaanun readers will regret to learn     E 
Kent and Gaudet scored forthe Abbies, " that Tbcs.Al1ey Elq . is verylll. agam am’
making 2-l ,in favor of Ahbies st hall M A Cm
Pownal, has been
uma' ies my Gr offlftho V B4 -_._
After some lively play Pope scored Qpnwnmmam ‘nm "I k DU&
forWest Kent and Jimmey Williams (
ih
_ 9 for the Abbies twiceinsuocession, Mc- » Nl' 3-Hd Nfl W1" R"bf“*°° °' 3°'
  &  scored £1; West Ken# by a lzft io'hph°a;;;:td‘;,i;:te‘cl;téyBlInle&(e}vening°°rs’ Auntie? someone
___ Bmnyddg om cover p . '
I
t.
ll