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oiiiiisi-i REVENUE, A Honninin   iRioi5nY.PRiNcie nunini
gin at Once
heel; RUSSIA AT NEWCHWANG
i' i Austrian, Spanish, Italian,
and Dutch Legations are
Destroyed.
‘BRITISH FORCES TO ADVANCE.
LoN.i>o_\' July 31- (Special)-The British
forces in China will begin an immediate
advance on Pekin and expect to have the
support of the allies.
ICUSSIANS CAPTURE XEW CHWANG.
Japan reports that Russia has captured
the New Chwang forts in Manchuria but
the Chinese are said to be returning with
reinforcements.
vAnioUs Lrakrioys wnncxnn.
It is now said that Austrian, Spanish,
italian and Duteh,legati0ns at Pekin are
destroyed and the French partly
wrecked.
INGLISH PBOYESSO R HURDEBBD.
Francis J amee, nnllnglish professor at
at Pekin, has been murdered.
There are 4M non combatants in the
British Legation.
A lnlronula iuvons mx Ai.i.ii1:s.
Kang Tu Wei, the reform leader, has
summoned reformers from all parts of
the world to meet at Ha kow to form
an arm! to udstthe allies.- v, A
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WHEAT PROVINCE AGAIN. -
William Lloyd, of Oakville, cured by
Dodd’s Kidney Pills, the Favorite Medi-
cine of the North West.
OAxvn.Ln, Man. Jul 130.-There is no
doubtabout it; Dodd’s l¥.idneyPills have be-
come the most indispensable medicine of.
Manitoba and the 1 orth West Territories
The latest case reported is that of \Vil-
liam Lloyd, of Oakville. Mr; I .loy_d had
Diabetes. For three years he tried to
cure himself. A doctor in Portage La
Prairie tried in vain to cure him. Mr.
Llo cl lost thirty pounds in three months,
andy thirst made his life a burden. _
“I am taking Dodd’s Kidney Pills re-
gularly," he said, “three times a day
and auipicking up very fast- My I»hll°S15
has left me an I do _not pass half sqmuch
urine. I have taken six boxes and intend
to take more. I am fifty years old, but I
am confident Dodd's Kidney Pills are cur-
ing me."
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 S niuscoti. s HoaNsBY.
| MCKINLAY Bucs. ° spasms,
IIERCHMERS SU
THE MILITIA CALLED OUT.
over to the authorities for killing Herbert
who brought him down the Yukon.
some sand bars.
col.. HEacniii:R’s snccnsson.
OTTAWA, July 31.-(Special)-Ma-,jor
Mounted Police in place of Hercl1mer,sup-
The Customs revenue for July was $2,-
414,771, an increase of $461,098 over July of
last year.
It is said the Government will abolish
the'Yukon royalty,establish anassay oliice
THE S. S. Tiber was in port yesterday.
She sailed during the afternoon.
Mr. S. Pitchard representing the Cax~
a system of teaching by illustration and
charts. The cabinet is replete with in-
struction from the primary departments
to the higher branches.
i-1~l--_--
Tourists and others wishing quiet, com-
fortable, homelike rooms, and_board, good
bathroom in connection should call on
Mrs. Wellner, Upper Hillsbroough Street.
18 tf
The balance of our blouses
will be offered at big reduc-
tions this mornirio' Jas.
Aspecial bargain ina pair of second
hand opera glasses at E. W. Taylor s,
Cameron Block. 28 tf.
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MAGOG, _ Quebec, July 3l.-(SpeciaI)-
Two Companies of the 53rd Battalion ON Saturday mgming, July 239, up-
from Sherbrooke have arrived here to W31‘dS Of thirty C81‘1‘i-2285 00l1U8iDiDS
prevent the threatened trouble by th “ea‘r1y°verymembe’°f Heathe"DiVi3i°“»
e
striking Cotton Mill operatives. . _ 7
Perry has been appointed Commissionerof They were kindly permitted to have the
emnnuated I mises as well as the dwelling house now
tD wso d ii nh ' uf 1”. _ '
“- “_ Pat; d°  10’°°~"°;t °°“ 1;” sibie on Prince Edward island. A11 ar-
assaying,ins a o e per ce roya y ~ -
ton School Supply Company is in the city. 'IIT One 00-H 0_f Qak, Bl`3\l\d C0Dd@_I\S@_d
hh.. Pi,/Chard visits the province Milk and you will decide that it is
for the purpose of introducing grocer fo 1. it" - 3) tf_
Paton & Co. o 3C tf
ed-Yukon Royalties to " """""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" f  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~  the Result of an V dum Prisoner
be Aboiisied. H.;1;';i“;;‘;‘;:;i;z_i:.;:iin;::1~n“:2.;;;;.is:.i;”‘§°.;».n““"°f°‘Cm” A11af°h1SfP1°L ,,,,,,,,,,m,,,
The report of the fatal shot started the inmates of the hotel and Mrs H '  I `
- . _ . . oughton I
__ running into th fr tn ll ' ° _ ., . . .___ r,.,_
Hoon e on a was horrified on finding her husband s body lying on the ,, ,..,__`
CUBAN5 To HAVE sELF_GOVERNME_\_T_ Policeman Campbell and several others who heard the re-port 'On the Street ral! I1 DEATH or FRINGE ALFRED'
ch ce . ° P ` P rm: mill °
WAsaiNGroN, July 31.-(Special)-The I eIS)rspSMcPhail and McLellan were sent for d ‘ -C0BUP~G» July 31-- (S'D¢¢i&1)--TN Bike Hmmm G my OUTPOWN
Govern ment has called on the people of unfortunate man was beyond the need of h=lp ;n3ZZt:l:li\lJer(; lzllielehvadminutes’ but the of Sue Coburg died at Rosen” Castle l Lord Robera, deepwehl Wd”
Cuba to vote on the third Saturday in Sep. skull near the temple, and although the heart beat for some minutes lliinfltarzgedmtgl; from paralysis ofthe heart. ` 3 that Genemh. Pn“'I°°’ vmbm
tember for delegates to meet at Havana on :have been inSt‘°'“e°“3‘ _ I He 9-13° 113'* °5U°¢l' Of the 9011899 595 Cmwtber ' suiuB`.d°?°d' & man'
the mst Monday in November to frame ]£;1I0\:°;;ersB:]>Jwn;:}ss was ;;:li;t for and an inquest will be held tomorrow morning. his sudden death thus saved him from a hmm’  Fd  mn'
and adopt a constitution for the Island. iilqthe terrigle E,?0wyt}:; has f;;.e3£;S't:;¢;1ghbon and h-er funny of mme children Painful in’-les* “gum I .L I' *'
PnnvcrPALxvnri'sorH~Ism!’x.  '  atom'
Long Creek,anda good number of friendl
visitors left Long Creek corner, bound
UU-ED A PU-01' IN A PASSION- for Hampton Shore, for the purpose of
VICTORIA, B C., July 3l.-(Special)- holding a picnic. Among the young
Alex King, 55, 3 miner has been handed gentleman wasincluded the very gallantry
of Long Creek; among the ladies that
The happy band of pleasure seekers
hat leads along Northumberland Strait
through Canoe_Cove, Argyle Shore-. Des-
able and ilnally to Hampton. Here; they
stopped in the well-known picnic Seld be-
long to Mr. Ferguson.
use of all the outside buildings on the pre-
occupied b Mr Hen In a I I is
` .. _ _ y ' rr m rl  
m:vr.Nnl: noon-rUKoN Rorkhrms. realli: ee whom the  pigzgyrahwiufl
debtefd for muah  P' After having"
enjoyed a hearty feast at the dalntes,
songs, speeches and all manner ot games
were indulged in. When the day was
spent the whole company set out ton home
by way of Victoria. and Crapaud and thus
vailed themselves of one llnest drives pos-
ived home about dusk highly pleased over
their days outing and resolved to hold their
next"'pic-nic at Hampton. '
better and cheaper than a cow_ Ask your
iuzniuunnuinnnunununiwg'
h Try a barrell of
»
As announced in yesterdays GUAgmAN
the marriage tookphee at 11.30 s. m_ sf
\Miss Alice May Sullivan, da.nghter,of
Hon. W. W. Sullivan, Chief' J ustieg gf 1J_
'E. I. to Mr. William L. boott, son
01 HOD- _R. W. scott, soma., of
,State, Ottawa.. The ceremony which
Ives performed by His Lordship Bis-
hop MeDona.ld, assisted by Rev, 1),-_
beat d t' ."t ‘hh '.‘Morri
Davenport, a river pilot from New York spilidytzt; P0123 sfilfedqglll wxvrglgr as m 8on.a'nd Bev’ Father M°“”¥h4l1
was very impressive. It was witnessed by
thousands of people, entirely filling the
King got mad because the scow struck left their OWU GOIIHINIUIUY Baking ‘Phe r0ad| l8rgeyCathedrnl and many were unable to
gainadmittance. Probably no marriage
service ever conducted on Prince Ed-
ward Island was more noteworthy
than thi*-_ 'U18 Ilrangements were
"°“f*°* in' ' even detail. The
bride wasattired. inarobe ofwhifg
satin duchesse en Grains thebodigg mme
ary tulle veil over a ooygnwofgmnga
“lemma and med. im exquisite
b9“Quet of white roses and carnations,
the gift of the-groom,
Her train was bg;-ne by two of
her little cousins, Master Jagk gone;-gy
lDd_ Miss Marion Newbery, the former
acting 88 D826 and the latter as maid ot
h°n°f° MF-stef; Conroy wore a' Lord
Fwntleroy sua efbuek veivst and what
lace. -Miss Newbery was gqwneg
fn White mnslin trimmed with laceand
insertion, and .wore a picture but gf white
chiffon. 
The bri.iesmai.1s_Miss suntan and
Miss Scott-were gowned alike in white
organdie mnslin trimmed” with lace and
insertion over pink silk slips. They wore
black chi1Ton hats and- carried beautiful
bouquets of pink and _White carnations,
the gift of the groom. `
Norfolk 
Ossian
Silver Spray
or Purley Bolle _
Flour and be convinced of its s
perierity.
For sale by
JENKINS & SON
A. N. JENKINS
SYDNEY GBE1
in
nininin
Rare__musicwas_rendered1by the nhoil-_
After the ceremony the guests repaired to
the home of the bride where luncheon
was served. Mr. and Mrs. Scott left in
the afternoon in a special oar for Summer-
Side. The depot was thronged with the
friends of the bride and as the train pulled
out ot the station torpedoes placed on the
track gave loud expression of the general
Joy. ' ~ `
4-1-3-i, `
A Mstusns Lens I
--"" ' ' » ~ W- MU-TGH~~~» ~ June ionii 1900
ALEX MCLEOD A
. ' ‘ Dinan CAPTAIN.-Here I am at Ia big I
I f | ~ ‘   . A  ’ <10#-1 mlllillg centre-the terminus of _a
_ h, . branch from Elansfontein Junctio Th
Wh lesal A li.  ' » . _ B' 9
.~ 0 _ e gen Canadians at present hold this place. It
I _-__ July 6 ood 1 yr _
- _ is father 1UlD0rtant work as there are
 lWW-lm IWW I ”°'°’“1 Bi ‘1 ' A ‘- I'
A big mek of coco. STRONG and M- 1 ,,,,,,,, g,,°§` §’,°,';‘,'§},“’;n‘f§”S‘,f:§,° 313°’ aff
   REAL Wmfofmble _ Hammocks just l h 'I '_ `SeIfare the only twd of our noble  A
7 A N °P°n°d' '~  I' “fel _ 1 ~ fl ha” b€¢l1 85,16 D030 through everything
t0 date,with the exception of Gaudet,who
P » I V is an officers’ orderly and Fole Vh is
f  n    ‘ pioneer and in the transport. yRvddd and
_ ' ii ` Dillon held out well but gave up at Pre-
. Q _ ' toria. At present we have the following,
   h .  Islanders, ofthe Hrst crowd witlii 
Matheson, MeKinno Gaildet Small
ll. _
This is 3 mania new bwt _ “”""‘   mart, Major Weeks, Hand Rev. T. 
to
120 pairs of them sent in a
mistake-is & Wide miter: RIAGES. A large variety' at al
nailed sole, dongola leg. Eng-I P1'l"°5° _
Iish back stay and»is a greet
bargain. At
BOYS’, GIRLS’ `and 1)OLL’S CAR-
The new bridge is com-
ing so are the dry streets
and roads, then you will
HASZAIID li IIIIIIRE.
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9
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Ii Seo window
if
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all need something nice
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0  lass
We have a tii
SELLIINGV
an
I had lots of narrow escapes and adven-
is quite frosty at night. Last night I was
on out post and slept in a coal dump by
a coal mine. Two nights before I was in
  _Patrol and a coupler!! niggers shov-
ed* ix.0f.11i_ on a,,u~tg_l_yto Beokflm, ¢,i_8_|\5
miles, ma seek.  was_..¢°1d~°!1¢i nie!
but a sei diet- aabsiiivt . mimi lime umm
1ikTe`ti’iz§&"* Excuse’~*my ‘lilslw ill ._~W1'i¢i°¥
selec , tor writing. ~ h ; -
With best wishes to Hooper
W kmdmmrds toyouneir, 1

‘-*-I e
     Proprietor of th; SSSSSSSSS I  AAAA A  SSSS I Sliivinmcrside,    ,  H
 A “_ Shot Dead. I W   -
 foward Pekin will B5- Cubans t0 Have 5°If'G0V-  Dllkti SHXC C0bllr£ DICS g05¢;u¢i¢5,B§fng
¢mm¢m_ A 32 oiiionie BULLEI ENIERED His SKULL gudml
*__ Causing Immediate Death -The Deceased Man’s Wife Heard = __ '-1'
CCESSOR the Fatal Shot and Running into the Hall was Horri- 01: HEART PARALYSIS LESS THAN A 1000
_ _ Q5
= __ fied to Find Her Husband’s Body Lying on the Floor- .- " . ` '
Militia Calkd 0ut_Pi10t Km Physicans Called. but their Aid was not Needed. King Huniberts’ Death was
Y I by Priuzloo h
I _
A Were Made-Prlsoi
mg died in February ima, si :usages as _ or-rAw.~;1i\l'rfe1.s=`4sp¢¢i».i >-sn
Years. '” " » ‘ ~ Hlmermpqtithddenth ol{J E.
ANAncmsr i=r.o1-=-noun Aannars.  *#9 H°“°~'i“*7l&59¢» 5010118118 5°
Ron, July at-ispeeialiif-'Ii is wr '°°“*»N'.Wj3"“" °Pf?"‘°‘?*;Y_°_’-
.generally believed that King Hum_bert’s_   .Bl-f|\5u°» HW
assassination was the result ofa; plot 'nad  noI§\l0d.
the anarchists are rejoicing over its I ‘ I *'°."'-°‘-"'-"
success. .. - enum . .
\a;3‘;essti;i‘;aisatBI:~Ieasexi;'nvepersons have been   ._
s. ' _ _llqllowing gre the 
with yokeand slgeyggofgh/;g,n§|.“h*ach‘»nnr:An'rnxok1nxwrra. A V _ ,  _   74; gat, nu'
 wi 'Im
  Anemia as af  _ _
, ' e U WHO ' If ’ , ‘- '»` ‘ A ' " ` ` nf f"'#'.-  a' :Tr-I*-~ .,-~=.- I -  ~“'-*___ _'
thumm 1"`Tth:si:fe§eclueeshedid not  the  “I  uh'
1=rin¢eA1fred,ni-nest Aibere, none on t  
Edinbllrtaod second son of Queen'  °_'fmm°'°d"  
writ, was bm in isa. nmisa iais'14.1_,".‘°*“°""-‘*»I““’_'°""*"-1*§i»-"*"@°°'“°
the Gi-and oneness mme: ami.. Ir ‘"3 “‘l’°  1"'""1°°»
1893 he Aueeeedea his uncle as reigns;  ,§“”**"
Duke of Saxe Coburg. Goths. He leaves   °‘°‘°°"
four daughters, an ony we Alma nv; “awww  ur-rum
` nr 9 I 9
Brace, Monte, 0 R=iiiy, Foley, outgrow g
rm: rouse m;NomxAns or 'rms lnnpi. _
King Victor Emmanuel Third reached
Brindisi today and on hearing the sad
news of King Humberto mnrder,the young
Queen tainted.
They lett immediately for Mann.
THE YOUNG KING AN ABLE IAN. _
Niizw Yong, July 31.-(Special)-'Aur
bassador Draper said that King Hombort
was very popular with all ot his subjects
_except those opposed to all government
and the extreme clericals he adds.
“The heir to the thronethe Prince of
Naples, is anexceedingly able man, and
it is my belief that in his hands the gov-
ernment of Italy, will go on without a
break.” =
NEW YORK- STOCK LIST.
Closing prices July 81
American Sugar Iwi
American Steel and Wire 321
American Tobacco -
Brooklyn Transit ,
Burlington '
Continental Tob.
Federal Steel
Federal Steel Prid
Louisville and Nashville
New York Central
Rock Island V,
St. Paul ' 1105
ml
tennessee
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Union Pac Pr’fd 35d
United Stateslliubber ZH
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Pl , P- "
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wasanAnarchJs-tnndishenrt-I”-'l?hf|5~  i  ` '
ii Benny; is the but Linnaeus.
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3 tables of Lodis s
ing on wie at prices
heard of before, one table
10c another at 25c and
another at halfgi-ice
Pat0n8nCo
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NEW
For Summer Reading,
‘To Have and to Hold,
“The Trnnnvnnl from
London to
Fnom Cnpetovn to
By "sbt 1# Sword.
Houses of Glass,
‘Thekedemph I' ol
“The Bnrryl,
'The Natal Campaigne,
“Ordered South,
‘The Death or Gjor y Boys,
Britama Roll of Glory
The Red Bodgaof Courage,
“A¢hee of Empire,
Mus Cayley s .&dventures,
“David Hamm,
‘ Kit Kennedy,
A Double Thread,
Boy’ (Mane Correlli) and
many others of the newest
books published AT
BAIIIEIIS BIIIIKSIIIIIE
lottetowu.
F"E lil,
tures of all kinds and hope I may soon ° 
be home to tell you of them. This is the  _
middle of winter in this country and it _
Made from pure
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Your wheel
1 donein the
sible to do-it
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