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_ "6 8 me ° 9 Wm 'Y p,CCnd,11y7 (1377) Macleod of D3,.e7,inent paying the premiums and deiiict- tue Anglo-Saxon are fully competentj
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(1378>7 White Wings and S,m,i§e7 ing them from the men s salary. ,to deal with the new_prohlcuis. ‘
(1880) \\'hite Heather (N85) In Far M0\T; eh D la _ ~ P 9
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the eastern coast of Cuba with a large 7l CITY council' HEETING' d T719 FP" Lilgt 
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“EMI A U expedition and fought on to the close of 7 7 hliis Worship Mayor Warburton and all 3h'|§;,::l:,,o§125 pggul. hh,"
the WM7 7 _ _ 7 . 7§e7i;7Boa:-:lbut C:>uucil77lc7r7 Lyon? ware pgs- wh (md: Aho on from
--- Us leaves #7 71=1rg7efami1y~ and his --- ' --- coimacii iitrgighil me mg to t 6 “Y  liéihlidghrlorlstillowpg 
mother is still livinff in Havana. One After routine a letter was read "hrs The hh", wmhrwa
- ‘- - - . , . from M¢w.M. ii. D.c.itL.i '~ - -
7 §‘§én°§§‘§;§7““§a‘j,j;`j‘“§‘;;;"‘§S“gf In Paris on Picquart’s Re-7 Now Reconstructed At Z.7....:7ii.§77777.i‘i7..77.E7..777.i..;7..;7777i.,. nik 77° 7" _
Patrickls, administered the last rites of ' lan. The letter stated that an inveiiti L l N _.__ ~ a
77.i...i.....i._ I lease From Prison. -Montreal. 7s§.l‘i‘iii'.‘2'tii’i?5f1ii‘liil°ci‘$if ii°5ii‘ii'i§§'.|iiillfi' ¢i?i'ii'§3l§,°h
Cuban Leader, [lead in
S New York.
inc Funeral To-day - Brief
Qketch of I-lie Adventur-
ous CareerTl\rough Three
levolutlone-"Hia Mother
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and Family.
A newspaper. He was afterward for _ --- 7 _ ____ ‘ Conn. Hooper. .. lta ; 
some yang assistant oditor of the .Daily , _ t - _ 7 -Coun..Taylor`wish¢d to heveolight _for . ` 77 t 4.50 p7. m.
News. 7 UTTAWA. D00. 12--(Special)-Hon. LONDON, Dec. 12~- (Special)-The!
me principal fame rests on his works Messrs. Blair and Fielding are going 7' morning papers express satisfaction at
of fiction whihh include' In Silk Atth.e_ on a tour of inspection ot the Interbo.. the signing ofthe peace treaty in Paris
i (1869). A Daughter Of Heth, (1871), I°°i“l» and declare that American conditions
The Su-huge Adventures of a phh_ewh7  Lord Minto will ga to Toronto tc-_ were no harder than those imposed by
(1872). A Princess of Thule, (1873), m0U'°W- 7| Germany on France, or by Russia on
The Maid of Ki\1eha7 (1874 7 Three The department of customs will put ‘Turkey
W'AsmNc'roN,Dee.12-(Special)--Gen
Qlixto Garcia, a distinguished Cuban
warrior and leader and head ot the
commission elected by the Cuban As-
sembly to visit this country. died here
yesterday at the Hotel Raleigh, where
iecotnmission has its headquarters.
'The sudden change from the warm
) .
_ Feather57 (1877~,)7 Ladv Suverdale-S all the customs men handling money 7 They express the belief that the
dimate of Cuba, with the halidships he
_ Sweetheart. (i37i3)7GI.e7,,u Pastures and under the guarantee companies, govern-l healthy vigor and practical capacity of
fnather of New York and \\`ashingtou,
'rlesponsible for the pneumonia which
“salted in his demish 7 .  . J is. L, ec. L.. (Special)-~ Aiits, Dec. 1-.-(Special)-Many
General Ga7c7a_s funeral Wm take 7 Lochaber, (i8e.>). The tubular Vicloria bridge has been all l thousand police and guards have been
_ taken down and trains cross n ' ostedto co ith th d `
placeto-morrow and the body will be ‘ THE Clothing that iss g.uar_ ' L ~ OW 011 7P7 _ P9 W 7 9 9XP907l9 WU'
pmin a vault for removal at a. future* Y '
uuteed by the maker is
lm w Calm' Shorev’s Clothing- tf
Eiamily are prostrated by the
slid. |
the son ol the deceased. named
latin, was a student at Saekville Uni-
ikfty last year.
 vana and Spain. He came of an old
;&ily, and was a mlrn of culture and
Special
f*G‘eaeral Garcia was born in 'Santiago 7, I S
.7»tCuba,in 1539. He was educated in `   I
Never in the history of our House
“°°m°°t' He was the °rigl“a1 con' have we had such facilities for doing a
The formal opening of the new or so-
called Jubilee bridge will probablybe
in May and the Grand Trunk will invite
the Prince oi Wales to oiii iiite. rHe
opened the old bridge thirty-six years
ago.
Vancouvitii. B. C., Dec. 12.-(Spe-
cial)-Tiie Department et the Titerior
asked Sir Hibbert Tupper for any in-
formation he had of wrong doing by
the Klondvke oiiicials.
me 0Pen track. Picquart demonstrations on his release.
There was a monster anti-Dreyfus
demonstration today which wildly
cheered General Zurliudeu and shouted
“Spit on Picquart.”~ Serious trouble is
feared.
LONDON; Dec. 12.-(Special)_Rus-
sian diplomats in all the European
*_*-'* pgsmteg in havgig an finfvxtigetiog, into ch uipi0n,‘!‘iIll' the S
WLLLLLM BLACK vw.   -- i .--- ....‘:°:..:'.:=:1'.‘;.:.i.‘i..‘:..:. .:. ‘;...:.".:.'f'f ;g~,§,<;i°-“ii
7 i S ' _- A7fter e. short disoussionthe oommnoioa- mm but
Journalist and Author of Many 8|-ltleh Journals Approve Prince of Wales May Form- tio; wa77»;7°7d¢i-sd to lie ozdths table.
w it r ri el . _ ‘  » ‘ f 't'
°' °° ° °" the Spanish American ally Open It in May-Klon ”,;,if',,‘;f,,,,'§f',fI§','[|f§° ,§°,,,,,,,1"f,';`,h§'§f§,';f
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LONDON, Dec. 12--(Special)-Wil-' '  `7l- ' » . 7%”
liam Black. the novelist. is dead. P°a°° Tmaty "` R“°°l@" i dyk°=°"l°la' |"q"l'y`T' 8" vE’iil;l¢i'ri0sll‘retekl:. ‘c°m”i'°f~Fo-chford' md ll 2 mill” 42
H,w,Sh0,naiGi.sg.,w;n1g41_ 1,, Dlplomateiand the Peace I-libbert’s " Advice'-7 Ouo- ..(ion;i.7rIi_snoiaon movedthttiiuehchsnd "F_“*‘°`li`i>°7'; 777277 _
._ \. ~ ' ‘ , msnotest t_ _itte ' t'“` ._ `. ~" __'-. _~
  rm   =<»»~» office-» sm-». ._ .........:ii.i2';.:‘...:.z.it.‘f'iii. .F ' _“*'_..... _.......__““i..-f’._
_ S°11>°f=1m°a¢=°°h°d=° the M°r°i°s Star cami. 'rin motion 'im  ii; L. mmiiei s' mais, 1.
unless such was coupled with it.
Count Crabbe moved an amendment thai
Conn. Horne be appointed a committiee,to
confer with representatives from St. James’
and St. Peter’s churches..
On the amendment being put it was
carried by Councillors Crsbbe, Horne
Wheatley and McGarr'ou; against it, Tay~
lor, Hooper and Nicholson.
A statement was read from the secre-
tary of_the sewer and water supply which
_ehoi ed that $31.606.33 had up to the pre~
sent time been expended in constructing
the sewerage and that by the end ol the
financial year about $9,300 additional
would be spent. He also statedthat of the
last issue of debentures namely $15,000
bearing date of Dec. lst, 1898, $10,000 has
been placedin speciai deposit nearing in-
. terest at the rate of  per cent per annum.
I Messrs. W. H. Aitken and J. Mc~
` Eachern representing the Fire Board o
Underwriters pointed outto the Council
7 that the Board had heardthat there was
,not sufficient fire hose should two fires
‘ break out in different parts of the town at
_the same time or even should one large fire
take place. They asked to have 1000 feet
of new hose purchased.
courts are working hard'~»to secure A al  Geuai.'»0rcbbe.said=.tbaL4heae.s.xas¢aw.4. - X .,___:t_-__;   _-
peace conference at which a five or ten li '“'°°°“° 2_0” M* °f S°°d` 5°” _°f Whmhi
7 . tr .ll b . d d _ it 500 feet nave never been used. _
ears _ uc? W1 eslgne an umver' ' Conn; Nicholson did `not agree with
sal arbitration agreed on. 7 Conn. Crabbe’s statement and claimed7
The C0 1; h B h d that there was not enough hose in case of*
.7 _ _ _ _ 5 :' 7 7 7  7 .t.
_ :Flat in the Cuban uprising of 1868 Holiday Business He declined to give it and advised at Ameriian :;7st;‘;‘;; 0° rl ‘S 7 an two 6,.” at the sa7me “mg
7 7 won some notable victories. 7 7 thorougly independent parliamentary
i ilu 1874 while reconnoiwring with his ` Never have we shown such immen°e commlttee or ro-7a1c0mmi5Si°n as thel   mf hose w throw six Streams gf Wmen
 he was suddenly surrounded and ` (3 7 h . k E y ` i only way to probe the matten _ ' S ffm" 30! Of the _b.Ydf“_‘“S 8° °"° “"7”
ichiii and fired, the bullet coming out
llstween his eyes. The Spaniards, be-
lieving he must die. pa'doned him, and
lteslowly recovered. He was sent to
Spain and detained there four years.
When peace was made he was re-
ltsed. came to the United States and
litempted another Cuban revolution.
H0 was unsuccessful, capitulated and
llsagaiu sent to Spain. In 1895, when
the last revolution broke out he escaped
to France, thence to New York. After
‘Several fruitless attempts he landed on
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The '
Best L
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l`lade
Rubbers, Overshoes,
Rubber Boots and
Felts and Rubbers
Granby
Make
Sold by Got? Bros. at
same prices as the com-
mon ones. Be sure
I and get them at
deathtocapture eattempie Charlottetoniau, contemplating the
ever brought to Charlottetown.
Select your XMAS PRESENTS
now. Every one cordially invited to
our store whether they wish to pur-
chase or not,
 L I N 7 The market. committee was °~PP°l‘;7'f‘ 7 N0  ` `  i
ito enquire as to how a reme Y. can » , .' ,
-   1 - _ ,Everything in Fancy Goods,in
3; fgsgfirfind repo" ‘O B Spams! memo? ilid Books suitable for Christmas
 'l he Examiner Pub. Co. was accepted a. ~  one' Coma au'7, L _
` ' the lowest tender for printing reports. 7 , 0  77 ~
 The acceptance of atender from Bernard l
Ki ins for the rentin of the ci weigl
  &     l`l10l'8 d€|lCi0l|S Hlld Wh0|8S0|l\8 0 scalge forthe sum of.l5§85_, beingillie low    &
S|_|f|ny5ide_ Mm mmm,” °°_ new vm _ 7 . _ est, was recom mended by the tende
The report was adopted. ~
committee and adopted . .
the
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Ward 3 and would not vote for the motion 7_ 1
'the boxes that surrounded ,.lil\,0
friv . Meals and' h0_9§l’5.;”size_s_,,.
Conn. Horne said that there was plenty `
Wiliif
ook
ongeueogh
tag w_ith~lli_ss --Hanson.
-he oeremonytakieg place in.,
hoosn your Xmas Presents.
Jollizn Newsen’s. Rattan.
rcc ers, bamboo' goods,
rockers. oak cabinets. etc.. etc.;
ma ked low for Christmas.-_-18 3!
A UR new hockey' boots 
titt ng boots in town.-W.'H_;.’,S"1‘i;wAlrg§.
.~ _ia ai ~ 
Annes’ see our oil_peb,b1e_ and
cal skating and hockey
ST AR'r.- 13 Si. ` " '
. UR hockey boots give
- .K. Josr.
Ancaiits in skating boots.--B.
Jo To _ ` _ i ,
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h d an suc attractive stoc S very 7 77 Amer some d78cuss10u7 GOHUS7 H'or7]e    .
CH‘C*G0~D9C9mb91' 12"- [SP6°19~1]- and McCarron were appointed a cominit~ I 
purchase of a suitable present-soiiie Th’ foudwing aff* the 0105303 F810* 2- l` tee to investigate ihe matter and report at
thins new and novel Should visit   Dec. Wheat, 63?; corn, 33; oats, 2o§; next meeting. - ‘  
° ’ -i po tk, 8.17. ' Conn. Taylor, as one of the committee, A - 7
naszard & M00re’s WASHINGTON, Dec. 12-(Specia1)- Jan. pork, 9.747. 7appoiniedto enquire into the _matter ot C t 7 t F Goods and
Slightly holdem Westerly to n0nhwes_ May wheat, 652; ;corn, 342;; oats,26§. iiaarkig tglils, Spprtegoltlilat tate :Gigs EE: B z.:.;re;s77g\‘b? theantgtmcuon at
B11? OR? and View the grandest Keri-ln' Winds' - P03i]3'§h°eat 64 com 347 ` thdlllhdy bhlshollegtzd ilhcording to the” Clk? from now until Christmas.
co ec ion o ° ~ ~ ° - e . I
.schedule now in use. Couu. Taylor h rt i .
. . I it fi ii ii i ii t' wit. A NO DRY GOODS _
Holiday Noveltles _ Y 7 1 liilléhl. Josdillltydbg sdisstddllechscgljbglliggiable.   7
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No time like now to buy meIi’s and Boys Clothing for Fall and Winter WEAR.
Some may blow, some may. try to sell cheap. Our Clothing' and Values do the
blowing for us. 7
I Men’s custom made_0vercoats.
Men’s custom made Suits.
lllen’_s .custom made Pants.
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W. R. J ohnsoIi’s & Co’s Clothing fits wc1l,looks well, wear well, and don’t cost
much . _ ` S  
 FIT REFORM CLOTHING, There is only one thing we want to say about it.
Call and see it for yourselves and compare the price with tailor made clothes
and you will at once see the difference.
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Those goods are equal to custom made.
Goff Bros.. PROVVSE BR