nggtisfactory to either team for although
washout the m:i.tch,twice carrying the
hdngthemw range me congesf, was Bethune carried it to New Glasgow’s 25,
declared t “d1`f\“'-”
“igto the prevailing rains;a strong
The pretties
Shoes in
Town
ooh "Bio
' 9 5 owing are the closing rates;
   9 0 May, wheat, 6553;; corn, 363; oats, 21;
pork, $11.40.
. ’ _ Sept. wheat, 673, corn, 373, oats, 21%
~ e
_loses 750
lillllllI‘6l1’S " 580 :;;2‘;‘i“.‘;.¥i°s2.i.h;iii.%;*€o.°€a‘;zn‘tPe
""`5’ '" -. - . i _ _ ., _
 ¥5”_g§,, fy "1 ~’e~;{,-§|§~, ,.._....£-.,, J .5-._~,,,_~,»_~,_,_ _,_,,__:_ _ , _ _ ,_ 
W ` ,_ "5->""fixi‘;';"`§`§°#i»-`i:’=`l1l€‘~tI .',‘=~f.`
_»    sw.  
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 THR oRN 
__ ___ ____  ' '_~_';“';n __f» W- - _ I -_A Y ___ __ __ _
%;?1lBLl$llEll lll9|. _ THE GUARDIAN, oHARLo'rrE'rowN, I>RINor. EDWARD ISLAND, FRIDAY, MAY 25 woo
ABEGWFITS Ni~:wo.t.Aoow -  ` Bu..
MATCH  ~
Blake- McDonald, G. l
HALF BACKS.
M°L°0d. (Cii.pt.) Johnson, (Capt.) _
Rii»°hi0 McKinnon
game Rcsultcd In a Bennie. G.n...,w. I
McMillan, J. Turner,
D  QUARTER BACK.
o
r lllCMlll&n, L McLean C
Tl`a~i¥\0I`- Glennie, G. '
L   gglrgsye. FOR\vAnDs.§lD§;_r:_;(;r_
Donahoe. Ross, W. G. C H WESSELS _
_-___ Jones. McKay_ _ . MR. A FISCHER. MR. A. D. H. WOLMARANS. _ L_ ____
, at
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"// Swlmfhoge work by forwards lighter than _ _ __ '
TBALL _ ;_,_.;;;,;,;___m__,,_,_,,,,,¢Ti1E Bona ENvovs Now IN THE uNi'rEDs'rA1‘Es
£115
For Ch,t0wn° Referee-Douglas.
Touch J udge-Sullivan
Timer-F. Muncey.
Capt. Jackson of New Glasgow won the
, toss and placed his warriors with the wind t
behind them. Capt. McLeod kicked oil’
for the Abbies. The ball was returned to
centre when Bethune carried it into touch,
Ritchie and Cavanagh carried the rubber
far into New Glasgow territory. L. Mc-
Millan, T. Trainor blocked the line and
About m0 people accompanied the
Football team to New Glasgow
on the steamer Stanley.
The result of the Football match was
Abbies had the best of the argument
over their opponent’s line_ and
yard line. Scrimmages followed and the
_ball was forced in to New Glasgow 40
I yard line. A series of scrimmages followed
A in which the Abegweits did some
excellent work. The New Glasgow
men worked the ball back, and the half
ended with no score on either side.
The second half was a repetition of the
first, the Abbies having the ball at their
opponent's 10 yard line the greater part of
the time. McLeod, Ritchie and J Mc-
Millan trieda run across the fleld but
were unable to reach! the line.
a The Abbies did some excellent tackling.
disadvantage. The referee During the half C. McQuil1an and Bethune
in much scrimmage work and doing particular good work 'which to-
play and here the§Abbies lost, gether with that by Foley and L. Mc-
being too Soft fOr eifective Millan were splendid. The game
_   ended with no score.
11|; Abbies were weakened by 'the
of Mr. D. A. McKinnon, their
forward, and his usual good work
greatly missed. `
he grounds were in poor condition
nsblowing up the [ileld and fast
rendered impossible. This was
to the Abegweits whose light
forwards and backs are accus-
to solid ground; they were unable
with the ball and being much
their opponents were at
,_ Mr. Frank Muncey. The Club is to be con-
t, gratulated on the unprecedented success
i of the excursion, the conduct of which
was indeed without reproach. -
The excellent playing of the League of
T the CrossBa.nd, underthe leadership of
Mr. W J. _ Brown added greatly
to the pleasure of 'the excursionists
Norss
` Ciwsnazh. Baillie. e - .A A __
Exceuant Play   \<IcQui1la.n C McDonald,H i Hon. Mr. Forquharson said he would In P
mms with an Advantage ii Qi “»B.- Ft“°’iB~ A i     A M... .sinw nina on `L....i.. lofi i Plilllroin
IM _ Dull' . F . _
r Y raser, C . the Government to lay. on the 
» Q---~»-»;.-.-.-.~.~.-_-A-_-_-___-___________._._._._._____._._._.,A _________ _ _ table of the House 3 gmegmgng’ g
Mc nilla submit infomation asked for
lnCl1
»
' » showing in what form the sum of SIUE. _
30 as shown b the Auditofs Be 'un I --_
Whcre The Bocrs’ Strong Position ~ Holds' Him .;..i......€",n.t......S..n.’2“....a
pdertlie heodotfunds heldintrust isnt
CCK, _this  whether they are
'on call or on deposit; if on
___________________ __ ot
~
_ _ _ A T T Public Works to hy on the table of the
To Vaal River-Belief That no hattle Will be Fought Short. §§n“§;; °§§§;;§§y§‘;“;,§§§;§{_;f,f§f ,,,.,,,,
ol Johannesburg or Pretoria- Train Reaches Mate- ““° 1“””°““d “I” the Smmef Hil1=#>°f-
ou hwith coal for thcyear
K 1
king -Boer Envoysleave Washington to Tour in the ‘°“‘*’°' 31”' 1‘l“”~”“‘ ‘°“°
Western Stat¢5_ 1 . by iongoi- snort somone number prisons. There W
supplied and also the, certificates issued ‘ one hal!
,A____________________________________________i from weighing scales on which said coal i
°f the sufferers fmm War- iMAYrrGH'r Ar JOBANNESBERG
_ unqualified Success' No FIGHT snomi or i>Ri~:'roRiA.
' was weighed. . ' 'T
GREAT IMPERIAL BAZAAR. TRAINS ron MAFEKING. - Hon. Mr. McLean said copies ot tenders
LoNDON. May, 24. -(Special.)- The! The first train from the north entered W;;,ld;;a::LEf;;e°hf the  
Prince of Wales to-day at Kensington, Mafeking on May 22 and the first train ernnienttolay on the Tableot e V
opened the great national bazaar in aid _ from the south is expected next week. I3 00117 Of *111‘l7BD§l`U Mid
I between this Government
_ _ s Government relatingtothe
It Win be the 111095 ¢Xi51‘3»V9»8a1lt 9~ff9~U'i Some believe the Boers will make a. ofarailway and trs.mc° 
held here, and is expected to prove an strong stand at J-ohannesburg Hillsborough River, .ind B 00Dy
A any agreement enteredinto between
_\ f ' respective Governments
Bonn ENvoi's GoiNG wnsr. _ The general opinion is that the Boers construction, msintenaalee,
_ WASHINGTON, May, . 24_ ___(Specm_)__ will nntngno infni-e.Pretorin inrnnnhnn, t1‘fiI={ffif=i1§>°111;?|°‘=.ti<:_';_~_\'i\=¥1P»°_»i*-‘~i'_I
The A“g“'°‘“ “sm “I” “nt” t“°t==i._. M1 n»...__nn.n___ inn.__=+i=o__eeXs‘_e1n#_;r1‘,afeiii.'~=ne: ...ni "“‘ .in  .-5"’ “'“°” "`  
management of their efficient Secreffll-1'!  an thén begin a  inthe _.-_.~_ _ ff |§_dbyLoidT§bberts'before'the énif bf "the  t ,
.  week' L C' if ‘V It ~ T. __ _ ' _ 4 Public Worksto la! on Uh?  &
GEN. FRENCH Is MARCHING oN._ _ GEN BULLEES uovmENTs_ _ Housa “__ stpwmgnt _shqwing new ._tP_8___
. - 1 \
1-4-I
` . ~ , _  D8 f 250m ll l) fl! al df ‘
LONDUN, M9155 24- -(Special-)'_ Gen ` Gen. Buller’s forceshave crossed Ingogo  3:5 ci,a;.;3dsw0j`;:nniS|;,~a:i9f:£=i`
, - _ Q
eral French has reached Pl‘0SP¢¢t SW" entering the Transvaal, but are still -lieldvtteau has been expended, it by public ten-#_
tion, ilve miles north of Rhenoster _at bay at Laing.s Nek where the Beers der, a copy of all the. tender and the name Y
River. _ » -T h .  ’ of ine ienaer accepted; iii by pninin snip;
are eavily entrenched. _ n to whom the can
_ . _ _ the name of the perso -
The Boers_are retreating straight on I The llanking operations of Gen Buller mcg was'award6d,md the mtumafvthe
the Vaal River. _T will drive _them out. ` work done; if by days’s work, the name
On the trip home it was not-iced that the
Abbies “Long Tom” had deserted his
team and occupied ii prominent position
in the band.
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| CHICAGO MARKETS.
CHICAGO, May 25.-(Special)-The lol-
pork.
` I “Safe bind, safe Enid " Fortifv yourself
A1' Fon _
GOFF Bll0S. uoen’s iilhday
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FoasAi.E
TD-LET
Flags all sizes,
Foot Balls.
Rubber Balls,
Base Bats,
Base Balls,
Tennis Racquets,
Tennis Balls.
Picnic Baskets, from lic
iuisziio a. moons,
llESllliBlE lllllilllllli
T ' ~ 'ro-|.s'r.
The western half ol that house
’ situated ou the comer of  and
Hillsborough Stroets,at -1w0l®f0_°°\\1>i¢d
by Mr. D. B. Stewlrt. Possession lst
__ Q . _ -  _  Al  
all unuiuga vu .iso nlwy qia BA!-‘»»‘i
only one mile from Post Ollice, W1!
Q or 32 acres land as desired.
A nicelv situated _ residence With
b Q
' h
_ Apply i=° I
2
I
Moy
American Sugar 1133
-Lmerican Steel and Wire 33§
American Tobacco `
Brooklyn Transit
Burlington
Continental Tob.
Federal Steel i
Federal Steel Prid
Louisville and Nashville
New York Central
Rock Island
St. Paul
Tennessee Coaland Iron -
Union Pac Pr'fd
United States Rubber
April Cotton per 100 lbs
Closing prices 24.
921
71
1252
1155
73;
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TRADE AN D SHIPPING.
PORT OF CIIARLOTTBTOWN. f i
MAY 21, ar. S. Townshend, Whittle, Pic-
ton; E. Cove Fougere, Sydney; J nlia
Ward, Dunn, Sydney; Cardigan Keep-
ing, Sydney; Spring Bird,Garrier,Marble
Mountain; Miletus, Peter, Sydney; Cito
Weston, Peters, Lincoln; Cornier,
Weston, Philomene Peliali; Port Hood,
P. dt E.Small, Mckenzie. do; Annie T.
McKie, Heater, Richibucto; Alma,
Burke, Picton; Daniel, Roberts Wallace;
Morning light, Read, Pugwash:
Pictou;Sam_oa, Koper, Shediac; Life
._ 9`,¢h up. A Roni, Ananrsnn,Pi¢tnn, Elerie, Mnn-ny! _for inspection; mme of Inspector, and
 c'°q“°t ,°s°t; ons and Dnnini,Rni>a~is,wniinee; ' ' 'uueyv Kham Bridge isoo i
c|`\l|df¢|'\ agg A , , _ __ __  Hon. Jas., R._McLeanin reply said in
Carts- - '* i"  formation wonia be tained.. _ . _
W Mr. J. E. Birch asked the Commissioner
IS YOUR THROAT SOBEY, \ _
____ _ _ _ 1
There is Notliinlr so Good for Sore
Thrqgt, Swollen Corin - or Stil-
1\'¢¢k, as Gritathn’ Menthol Lini-
‘ insane- .san:»~. la s»\- `l*~"*‘::» Kin
Mrs. Edwards 385 PrinceS§-St"°°t'. g`
gf_|,n_ writes: 1 'have found (ni-itiltths _hgllé
thol Llniment a Perfect ¢“_f° °:m m
throat. Las: tau I had La Gi~iPP° H Y
throat became very S0" Wd “Wh *fgufst
In less than an hour after using Gi dun
Menthol Liniment all _soreness _I-hi 9
ppp,-ed, My 'u¢l$\\boi~, Mrs. Gilmore. “SHI
_R in my mm” one afternoon for stlltneck.
_ ' d ¢.n;|e,,_ than 15 minutes the ltflllcii
.mx 91515;; or soreness  `Grif__1ltl\l'» - ,211
.._,_
ins"-A " kr’ ~\'
I '“ ness no enm-ei: <ll»\i>i>¢=regl.MI"°{
 som everswherf. 25  75
  'I   T" . “A?¥iyi?ms.r.‘rARKER` ` cARiTl§¥&i.f_"°
PQEH &‘*l*’lfl'*‘-ff '\l°Y`1-6 ‘*° . » ' '
il , - - --- - _....._. of the person employed, the number'-cot I
i ' , dayseach person was so employed andthe”
    _   . amount payedper day to each person 1;es~ 
-v--- . I pcctiully; theamount of material supplied
I """"'”"" , the names of the persons supplying such
WnnN'ia:sDAi', MAY 23. material and the prlcepaid to each person
House inet at 12.10 S
Mr. J. E. Birch asked the Commissioner Mount Stewart aboiteau isthe pm I _
_ perqo!
of Public Works to lay on the table of the n _ The com is suppose; tg
_ _ . _ alwmim y pany
243 Excuse a st:te_‘n3iei_it in detail showing how to keep the bridge md ,md inrepnirg The
333 i fe;_‘;m ‘its ' 'fs made “pi the names Government pdd fthe company $250,,for,
66% _ of _pa ies ding the work; the names the work _ »
795° far ‘es “ppymg f”5't°_““1 and kmdi On motion of Mr. Sinclair the House
130 ' an °h°med 5° H°"'°“ S Bfldgei 1899- went into committee with Mr. Forbes in'
105 H°n° Jas' R' _ McLean Smd 9' Statement the chair to take into consideration an act.
` “mild be s“bm_‘tt°d° to incorporate the Trustees of the Hamp
Mr. J. E. Birch ask the Leader of the ton publm Ham The Bm was mad 
332_Government to lay on the table of the by clause and mporbed agreed to wimofi-'ut_1.
\House a statement showing when the amendment, and ordered to be read 9
yboiindaries of the Alexandria school dis- third time w_m0n.°w_ ` _ ' '
I trict No. 19 were changed and why, and House adjoumgd to meet at 10 °'¢}°¢k
,thenames of the parties who made such a Friday morning _
request, and define the bounds of said , ._ ._ _ _ _ . _' _ _-==--_
` D‘“°"°”° MARRIED. ’ _
Hon. Mr. Farquharson said that he _ s __ T ' _--e-1-u  
would have the Supt. of Education furnish At Trinity Church. St. Stephen, N. B.
information _asked for. I on the 2nd inst, by theRev, B. Robe rtson,
Mr. J. E. Birch asked the Leader ofthe H. S. Pethick, Esq, Manager of Bank of
Government to lay on` the table of Nova Scotia. Arnprier, Ont. to Alice 
the House a detailed statement showing
how the amount of $o96.l1 is made up as
shown in the Public Accounts and charg-
ed to Crown Prosecutions in Magistra.te’s
eourt’s costs in sundry cases.
Hop, Mr. ,Farquharson said statement.
would be furnished!
Mr. James E. Birch asked the Com
missioner of Public Works to lay on the
Table 'of the House a statement in detail
MAY 21, nia. s. Townshend, winmn,‘ snowing now the snin of $1223.60 is 'made ii? “m°.__-Rf°h'm' mm m
up; the amount of contract, _ amount paid
_ of Public Works to lay on the table of the
House a statement in detail showing how
1 the sum of $123.84 is made up; the names
- ix ~ ' ‘ ~ » -
‘the names ot parties supplying- material
" and charged to Mill River-Qridge in
Hon Jas. R. McLean said that the in-
formation wouhd be submitted.
Hou  Gordon asked the Leader ot
the'Go'vemment'to lay on the Table of
""""""""" "C the deposit receipt showing .the
Hon. Mr Farqnharson said the
FRENCH ADVANCING AND BOERS RETREATING . nntp. noone...
men w
` b8bl8.
------------------------------ - _f_...,._._____._.,._.___._________._, Mr. Shaw askcdthe Commissioner of
'Tenders accepted , respectively, whether;
pude, daughter of Henry Graham, ksq,
“Collector of Customs, St. Stephen, N. B.
CI. wa.) g....l....", .'»..L..a ,..` 7{0fr. I \
.
interest which they bear and if
account and also the sum of $4,538.81, un- lalrxsiu. Uxuosnr mnmn.
' ‘ I
_ 4 ` T _ _ I
.  i _
are
th
upplying material respectively.
Hon. J. R. McLean said that in reply
_ Ii' 'il _ _
'DIED
LAi sono. Know on zsrd inns., mn.,
illness, - ‘
At Albertonsouth, on 23rd inst. Mrs.
Samuel Gallant, leaving a husband' and
ourn their
Montague Bridge- Alma, Burke,Pictou; .amount paid for extra and charged to|‘ D ,  I
l
  l
it
Two Saints
_ QEIVE HUNDRES
S083
Pom
-Df _ H18 at
and
Y
'é 'Tl
E
George Gilion, after a long and painful'
PESLIID
Public Foiiel
in pursunneool
on s Pablio looting
5:
id
°* P°*c"*
Q
_the House s pstatginent showing the
the bsnks`by thi
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