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£$TnUS"E|| |8Q|_ THE GUARDIAN, CH‘\.|1lLfl'1'ETOWN, PRINCE EDWAKI1 ISLAND. THURSDAY MAR IH 29 1900.
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looies Cons
M 1 2~,--`15peci:\ll-A private
fmm llifeking reports all w ell
xotiiws Jo1'B1~;RT`s DEATH.
mroaia, March 2zl,~(Special>-Gener-
is dead from stomach troubl`e_
fgqdayslllness. The town is in Sir Alfred Milner is at Bloemfonteiii,
aaorrxs coinnzans 'ras caxaniaxs. {
ldtersfromCol. Otterwarmlycommend 1
ihhavery of the Canadians in hgh ting
hcumberof imperial commissions to
igivmto Kingston will be increased!
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Atmtannsmcs
limo as-<sp¢oni.1-rho*
Consulting the 
regarding the future ad-_
of the Tranavaal. Cape
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ffetoria Mourns For the Bo r ‘
Commanders. '
N PAPERS PAY TRIBUTE '°
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about
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Aooeztingf the Dutch Re-
puolitswiigliting Expected at ladybraod and
Krooostadt-Geo. White Sails Home -Total
British Losses-Mafeking Reported all Well.
BOERS “FILL STAND AT KROOXSTADT.
1
Lolony wants drastic measures.
'_ An edict will likely be issued annexing
the Orange Free State, and a similar
_ edict for the Transvaal as soon as British
_arms are in a position to enforce it.
REei~:iVED \vi'i'i»i OPEN Amis.
Boer stand is expected at Kroonstadt.
Gi-rx. wniri-: s.\iLs norm.
Southampton, March 23.- Arrange-
ments are being made here to receive
General White who sails from Cape Town
to-day. '
ness to accept an address.
'rorar nnrriss Lossizs.
The War Ofllce has issued another table
of British losses killed, wounded and
missing showingan aggregate of 16,652,.
This does not include 4,lIl4 who Shave
been invalided home.
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(Big prices March 28th.
Sag: 100
sau and who 57,1
Nashville
and Iron 1
Your srocic usi. _
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pe,-lwibs 9_35 Saviour. To the bereaved family wet
m*-___ extend our heartfelt
ar the rich, _cheap enough
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ngleys Llmmeng, (ten instant readiness.
Pam Cure.
For girls. Go
solid stock--hom
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Criicaoo, Ma.rch,2S.-(Special)-The fol- _
lowing are the closing rates; ' 1
March, wheat, 663; corn, 35, oats, Zig 3*
pork, $12.37# `
May, wheat, 66,3; corn, 38§, oats, 243 1
pork, $12. 475. ‘ Y
Joiy wheat, 117;, com, asa, ootszagj
pork, $12,971. 
I 111511. 1
At Annandale, P. E. I., March 16th, 1
DavidC. Howlett,_82¢d I7 years and 6
months, leaving his sorrowing parents _
four brothers, one 'sister and a large circle
of other relatives and friends to mourn
their loss. ` 1
But what is our loss is his gain for he
died as he had lived, trusting in his `1
Sympathy. 1'
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flothgmahes
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l'o&w the dirathas. _
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Printers 1 ° " ` " ' _ ~ toccnr,isa i-are  
9 _ -?*i"- ef -- ' f “_ jg’ ‘ _ ‘ _ C °” 1' ' ' ! arguments cannot convince an in
_ Ben§ley;=_=___I_»iniment will cure brown H1 8 'rim recent death of John Simpson, Esq. wlimeut Pecpig 1,-on i, 3 ng-1 ei,
Bggk binders, °" ’“”‘“ _ ofsay view has removed from amongiis man of iiio blood. 'roo iiaio- im
_ s__¥_:8__°~*':n_‘;P°§_0”:_¥;e S_°2§§; the oldest person in the locality. He was  weakness. lack  spirih, pal-
a' pall ‘   A of London. Oneofthe finest 00ll¢¢ti011S 0f gborn in 1810, and remembered well _when _ ltd cheeks, Shortned of breath, lleep-
~ ’ _ `cl0\`¢_h§ W8 MY* Ever  Un our  news x  (mme to the     of 
two months after the battle wasil !_?_::°g m  bak 
fought. Though in his illth year he re- u°n.m . r.° ' '
zoinainis nioniiieo, an almost the im, N°"'°_P‘u’ “_” °_h° '°!“u°f°““ 7°“l
had, vivid mwuwugn of an the o_eed,mcoinbmatwn withotbercura-
happenings, social, political and religions tive agentsm such a manner that
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_probably to discuss with Lord Roberts   the adhesim Uf Great Britain, FNUW,
Much g3__(5pe¢;a1)_Afte1-_ l the treatment of the conquered peoples. i
KFP¢T9all Dublisli long obituaries of The surrender of arms to the British _ _ *_* H \ Y; Pr°P°5a1- ii _ 1
J-hmgenemub m kindiy tCn95_ v continues. At Fauresmith General   S  The DOWers bind themselves not to 11
_"mmm SCBMTERNS AT H_u_,F__\x_ Clements was received with open arms. _ O - I
0-fnwa, March Zb -<Specia.l)-Lt. J. C.
mmqftbg Queens Own Toronto and
- admit to ports inthcir spheres of induence
1 A tight near Ladybrand is imminent The ~ '
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J C.L.D Lefebvre of Montreal have_ Boer; under Olivier are going north and a  Baulllgulll  Of HIC V0lll[ltCCI°S (lf AIllCl’iC2. e 0 a at equal mms ofduty the
a pointed subalterns in the Prov° - 1 '- -
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at Halifax. 1!
While still declining to give, except in
court, his reasons for wishing to change
his son’s name from William Booth to
Charles Brandon Booth, Commander Bal-
_lington Booth, of the volunteers of
America says 'n th Tribu to-da :_ ofo halls,oUerl gthem more moneyif
He has cabled-expressing of his  1° X e ne I  ` 'ur n
'1'here~lias been a report whichlhas been
made to the press, which I wish to con-
_firm,viz.._ that everybody thougirtthof
1soivooionai»my»iiini the voinmm off
America, of which I am President, were
on the most friendly terms. So far as the ‘
to avoid opposltiomfriction and any bitter-
ness, but all the Salvationists could do to
thwart our purposes, to injure our in-
fluence as oilicers, has been done. Not
ple “traitors” “devils” and “street walk-
ers" their leader, Commander Booth-
Tupperuligpopenly in their councils' told
the oili_ce;g,to_ pray for ourfdownfall.-'They
have gone over our heads to the lalldfords
they would put our people out and rent
 hal-ls. They have sent circulars
satisfied with the cruelty inflicted on Mrs.
Booth, not satisiied with calling our peo-
that Mrs. Boo1th’s picture should be in the
Haurax, March $ -Spatial#-’.l'he
rozuedsiailerr-" 
RUSSIA itisioi is io r1ooTifffXfl¥lC°fTlff
Has Mobilized a Quarter of a Million Men and Black Sea W _wifi-;_-__; 2_Hs___________
 ' Partly cloudy, fresh :northerly to easterly
_ winds. '
gives double leaded prominence to the
following despatch from Odessa:~
“There can no longer be any doubt as
tothe object of the warlike preparations
now being completed in South Russfa.
Nearly 2.%,0(X) troops have already been
'mobilized for active service. The Black
Sea squadron with trans rts is held in
“The tension in the relations between
St-. Petersburg and the Sublime Porte be~
, _ _ ' 'l-t-1
LONDON, March 23.-The Standard 1' comes every day more acute. The fposi-
tion is looked upon with the greatest ap- "11-avelling on New London Bay is dam
reh ns’
p e ion. _ _ gerous on account of a large crack in the
"If the 05130111511 8‘0V¢!'¥1ll1¢I1t, S\1PD01'l'»¢d ice. James A. Stewart of Cavendish got
by Germany. should prove stubbornly in- his horse into it n few nights agoand befor
tractable with regard to Riissia's conces- heh, came his home hm aiming perished;
sionary demands in Asia Minor, serious _ eg l 1**-il
complications must inevitably ensue. The THE Baptist °°n31'°85ti°“ °f 0*' *B911 '
-A ~ ‘- and Ba View have decided to erect l & 
Russian garrisons in the Caucasus and Y _ _ 5'
along the Armenian frontier have been new church bmldmgi *nd lmve °h'°°dY
increased four fold, ani equipped for ac- secured “mst °f the funds "°‘l“h`°d~
tive service_~ , The site of the new building has been
nie city ro so stirred Proin Emi to Eno for Iwo Years ,5.I,,,.,,,, 
with the movement have been held the enterprise ‘lily md suddenly hal 'bm It dll.
men do the
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lwnmirso noiuuz cumonc scaoons.
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whichhnut thee“e_ _ __ » - 
“Apart from the 16831 reasons whiéh We, _Tuesday with the ¥hdb 
_sliall presentin court, doesanyone  -regarding their paoposal that Catholic I
Volunteersare concerned they our bo should w t to °
_ Y U! °°°S°‘°b°schoo1sberuninconaectioa wlththe
associated withamovemeatwhichhas so ~` bl
bison-iy oppooodond boned his minor and 3°: °  ‘"' "“°"'°"
mother. Iwill make known more later. °
The Salvaticnlsts have even given out STEMIEB SUFFERS mon FIRE'
Saturday last destroyed much valuable
ship
_v_ g _ __ chosen in the vicinity of the paraonage.
E This will make it much more convenient
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Wide SV
THE UPEN DO0R IN
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Important Agreement Seyred
1 Secretary l-lay'
BRITISH COLUMBIA PDLIIICS
,___ 1  11 General Election June 15 Win1iipcgSeml If
:ii ations -Steamer on Fire
a Departmental Store-Ex-Cm
Makes a Statement Which Destroys &
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Lozvnorr, March 28. _ (Special.) _ The |
Papers here all praise Secretary Hay, for'
. 1
his /work for the open door policy ini
oiiiiio. '
ll
wsu' is soars-n -ro.
Hays’ correspondence began in Septem- `:_
ber last and on Zlth March he had secured 1
G¢1'l118»fl.Y. Russia, Italy and Japan to his _1
nterfere with existing arrangements of
any power at present treaty ports, and to
in-.ioo soho paid in no chime Govom-1*,
com:-mimi Ponrrrcs. 1_
Vicrronui, B. C. March S-(Speclal)- '1
mier Martin annoimces the Provincial
aww”
elections willbe held June 15th md the
meeting of the LeglsHuo in July.
me 1 wsiirnsa
new heart scare every 24 hours. The
Bosroiv, March 24.-That Boston is noti While the 'plan contemplates what commonest symptoms of d s '
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1 um-oopoozobio“oiu Lodywiioi one his Hsuallylsiefmeda “=“"»1» 1° 4°” 11°” n rv b bl
_ e s ron o, such as palpimhoa,
been represented by hér citizens is _irgply thetuse of the sensational and emo- _ 'ak ,_Pe]|s_ |053 of .ppndw .nd
11 1 i a
_ n eaures thatusually are included - - _ 'gm-‘Fd .mi
€V1de“‘>¢d bl' the fa” thang” clemymeni in the revival category. The idea rather clrculsmon' ‘N m dh-
1 representing all the evangelical churches is to utilise the deepening of religious fwl- ble,  oil: f h . d»l
in this vicinity, have combined to start a ing and»e1l'ort among professing Christians we _ aku] this ng 32°!
_ gigantic crusade against vic_e._to continue 1 and their personal effort coupled with Pu 1 ww mg of h”“~
1 for at least two years. “Wicked" Boston | special meetings, not only in churcherbut '°m°dy~ If ‘ hmldredth pn °f th-
isto be stirmd from end to end on a scale in hoincsfand business resorts. This sort ll&l'\7_ fl'0\lbl0 W0 |1981' 850115 U0!!
made Sizes  f | 1 1 ”   1- more extensivfefthan anything of' the sort iof work is to continue active through a l&l, “IQ Oomofbfiel W0llld bo fluid illl
.1 that has been attempted since the period ofat lea-at two yeam- 1 a month. A wrong construction ici
W  fagygns   Of tW8Hby~flV8 Wltlllll 8 f¢W d8yB 8 f0l.'II18.l 'P1811 Of thi! i  uw” imc”  in om
, , , _   ' 'outlines of one oompoign wiii be ioouoii mhumhgth, People mm the wwf
The rgligiouspart of the o ulace is m and
_ ° ' p p ' a meeting of Christian business men  had dun” i. "lm 'h"1_
earnest, and several meetings for s con- will be heldto co-operate with thecleqry- is 3! bn" tmnbl$m'hi°;' i. .0 ‘
` sultation among those already identified men who thus far have carried forw
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