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¢ST|B|_|S||ED IBQI, THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15 1899
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THE SIEGE 0F LADYSMITH.
_Is Being Now Renewed With ini
MONDAY S
WRECKS
llie Toronto Rectorship
Trouble Settled
qi-li
MEMBER UNSEATED
East Elgin, ont -Pedlar.
Arrested for Stealing IC-
Railway Tickets
lonosro. Nov. 15.-(Spec al) -
James Cathedral convregation will
press further i'r Rev J. DeSoyres
St John for their rector and it is
the Bishop will appoint their
noond choice Rev H J. Cady. of St.
PaIl‘s Toronto - ` I
stout Baum ar 'ricxrrs
Twno Nov 14 -(Special) -
Jann Lehavee, a pedlar, is under
erred for stealing a whole set of rai 1 6
waytmkets from the I. C B station at
Welhlgton
to travel on one ot the stolen
lady, died here this morning.
\VRECK'3 IN BAY OF FUNDY. _
The Calais schooner, H. F. Eaton_,
owned by Eaton Bros. is ii total wreck
at Campobelio.
schooner Yukon ot Port Greville is a ‘
total wreck near here.
following are the closingratesz
221, pork, 8.03
pork, 8.07§_
281; pork, 9.57! r
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coLoNEL F. R. c. CARLETON,
Commanding the First Battalion or
R¢oy;1 Irish Fiisiliers, captured by the
L A Y f-ul . 1 . iz- 1 .-a
In the storm Monday at Pore Hood
Richard Smith and son of Elilerioh were
loet by their boat capsining.
Mrs. J. T. Wylde, a well known
Sr Aisnrinws. Nov- 14 -(Special).- '
Droisir, Nov. 1-l.---(Special).--The
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Cmcaoo, Nov. 15.-(Special)-~The
Nov. wheat.-; corn, Sli; oats,
suse.-wiieai.6'1} ;°eoi-ii, sir; om,2s§;
May wheat. 7li;o<xn, 32%; oat,
bletlandwasdotocted "__ `
llllfl. P P UNIIIATED
Toaouro, Nov 14,-(Special) -_-
C A Bower, Conservotive member for
East Elgin in the Provincial Parliament
nano ted .-today ' p
carsrzrn-'rwo nirowirim '
Haurax, Nov 14 -(Special) --
J Powder
Madefrompirre
creamoftartar
V7/
creased Vigor.
MORE TRO0PSl-IIPS ARE ARRIVING
“‘° Kimberly Suffers But Little--Nothing Known in
London or Joub'ert’s “llireat-li-Caliles Closed to
.~,-~
Foreign Governiiients-_Story of Nieliolson’s
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  have reached Cape
lite.;-insurers cone aiiaerei-ieiiiiei
iiinvefmaeiiedinnrban. f 0,
Volunteer. _
Nek -Prencli Press Bluster-Canadian Indians
LoNDoN, Nov. 14- (-Special.-Noth-l
The story is not believed, never-the
ARRIVING. _.-
§ii`$i‘l‘r”i“'
The Griental has lett Cape Town tor `
Durban. The government has charter A435 I
* ed the S. `S. Majestic which is due in
New Yorkltomorrowl
lyitnrnnnnnr none Nor surrim.
The Boer’s shells at Kimlierley are
being hred at long _range and do little
harm. _
wines cmsnn ro roizaieNiins.]
&f  -dz M carraiu -rm non. n. r.aim'mi|. The Britisngovernmeot has stopped
l _ p _ ,_ 7 _ all foreign government despatches
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agamst ahnn, M Q either by csde or cipher via the Cape,
.___ _ ` _ )RRIED° except those of Portugal to the Govern-
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AtlIelpeque,Nov. 8th,by Rev. Ji
M. Fisher, B. A., John _G. Clark 0-
nor, o!_Lorenzo Marques.
riinucn riinss is B_rr'rmz.`
"°"“ °~""°'  Darnley to Martha C. Beairato of Mal Th '
At Charlottetown. on Thursday even-
. , _ I , p=qne. e French papers are very bitter on
the hold..up of the French steamer
Y * . ing. Nov. 1-ith.. by Rev. J. W. McCon_- _pordgbo and demand an apdggy and
* nel, John Dalziel, to Mary Anne Besso, ~ mdemnity' -
V both of Ch rlottetown. INDIANS voLUNTEEmNG_
Boot Tops, French
Kip, Imported from
England, on the way.
Rubber Heels, Rnb~
ber Cement, Leather
Cement (best) Wax,
Eyelets, Hooks,Ra-sps,
Welts, Nails, Brass
W ' *f-' '€Z» f '<1 -
Business Men  
+ANp-
In order to maintain their]
commercial and social sta:iil~
ing, require to use good station-
ery suchasour Linen Bonds,
Records and Wedgewoods.
1 Our goods at once combine
the highest qualities and
Most Modem Ideas
in Good Stationery.. . .
Our Commercial and Society
Papers, Envelopes and Specials
are the very best that capital,
Wire, Steel Wire, Sole,
Leather, Shoe Knives
and Shoe Thread.
Good quality, low
prices at
GOFF BROS
assesses
| * e
skill and taste can produce.
Our lines include everything
in stationery required by com-
mercial houses and society
people, as Well as all ordinary
lines at most favorable prices.
HASZARIJ & MUURE
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Sunnyside, Charlottetown. ‘
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Buy your warm underwear I Q " /2.»_ <~=:`*_ €
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Biraiwrronn, Ont. Nov.14-(Special)
-The Six Native Indians have passed
a resolution offering three hundred
volunteers for the Transvaal war.
NicHoLsoN’s Nair Drsasann.
ingisknown' hereof the report tiat _ I:oNnoN.Novembei-13.-The Times’
Secretary Reilz has demanded ol Gen. L°1'°_'\2° M°1`fl\1i5°.°°\` °’P°°d°”¢ BW” ' I l ` ` _ 
Whit, the release nf the supposed spyp a fuller story ot the arrival of Chaplain I LADY sans!-I WILSON, fi A
Nathan Marks. threatening to execute Mathews ana the st-auinents he made' 'hm mt heard mm é" '“ nun' ‘  
sk British m if h __ lt is the first detailed _account ot _the UW *Wired H1110 fide from Hshkiio ‘ pi-goaanpid
° “N 0 15 D0! hwded capture ot the two British battalions *' ""' _ " yiril, n‘ ii- "w1i|'i?'
Over- ' _ and the mounted battery at Nichelaons r ` ' `
N ek. It says, quoting Fatner Matthews -
_ P P "M" tion with th ob cetol reventin the u°f°1' dd 0 WIS 'HUGH
the threat is carried out that ,the Brit- two .Boer iorcdii trump Joiningg We hite'lli_gywae noi hoiguiii)
ish retaliate by hanging Kruger and started at eight thirty Sunday night uid” `f‘¥li1\°l'_9 00'* °f`_§'f¢
, all the mambo" gg his Executive marched ten miles we got to the hillat i” \h°ff‘if°8`°iP€f3¢{
oeuiieii. 1 *- m- - "“E‘-"1"P°l**‘.lI-e***4*°*'?“"‘ ' '
p ~ - » r 'rin rrnsr insrnr _,f§fnY;|g4'¥I'2\r;l'i:'ge.th&
- »  ~ 'ran anion snows . - _ 0  ‘ _ e_.1_v¢..iv' "ia___~ ei
L V N Z p A f _ I Rorrim p was when the mountain battery :tam pcmwpuc fem P1 in oi xhégkia
- - . . ed __ . ., _
e _ It is now, conceded that the siege oi, f,°,?l,,,' ‘at ‘mga :'g:i;b°;°a gag is evidently eiégar 
 iv being renewed with in line sep eiiiie _ni1i. 'ree guriswere gene", "4" °“ “Q ,_
"_ _  vigor andthe country is ygmip- but not allithe ammunition, I do  '
" ` “ing anxiously lor a dorward movement* ki”-°"'h4§ °t‘mP°d°d ~ ' » `
_tier nie relief or een. wane. e _,  ""
T300?-SHIPS
had had
waeagenerals ery
in that 
not we  ‘H\i°r~
and eoniirmed- the ' _
‘ ORDER T0 CEASI FIBING-»
1‘hen the bugle sounded “cease fire”
There wh 3 rumor in our sangar that
a white dag had been raised by a young
Ieiloiva
'nicer who thought his batchf of 'ton
men were the sole survivors. We were
900 strong having started out with per-
haps 1,000. »I think that many ol the
mountain battery men escaped. Our
men and oilioers were lnri ins at snr~
rendering. The Boers did not seem
to be in great numbers on the spot, tint
I heard that the main body galloped
off. The men had to
GIVE UP THEIR ARMS. '
The oficers were sent to commandant
Steengkamp. The oiiieers then ordered
the men to fall in. The oiiicers were
taken away from the men and were sent
to Joubert on the same day. The
oiicers went in mule wagons and slept
at some store en route. Next day they
took a train at Waschbank for Pretoria.-
The odicers are l very well treated and
so I have heard are the men.
There has been no unpleasantness at
Pretoria. The otiicers are in the
model school and are allowed to walk
around as they please inside the grounds.
I think the surrender.
 
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Rain, warmer w-inds shiftingfto 
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BELfAST_ll_l_SIRl6l- '
The undersigned will meet the eleof
tors of the Belfast District at the fol.
lowii g times and places:
6 p. ni. ‘ ’
Pownal Saturday 18thiNov. inet. at
6 p. m. 
Mt. Bnchanran Monday, 20th N 4.
inet. at 6 ii. m.
Eldon. Monday, 20th Nov. iiist. at 6
. m.
P Belle River. Tuesday. 21st Nov. inst.
at 6 p. m.
Wood Islands. East Hall Wednesday,
22nd insi,at 6 p. m.
Ca1edonia,Thursday,23 rd Nov. inet
6 p. m. ' _
Grandview, Friday, 24th Nov, inet.
at 6 p. m.
Uigg Hall, Saturday. 25th Nov.- insi
at 6. P. m. . `
Cherry Vaili-y, Monday, 27th Nov.
inet at 6. p. m. 
Melville School House, Wednesday.
29th,Nov. inst. at 6.m. ._
Montague Cross, ThursdayȤ0th Nov.
inst. at 6 p. m. ‘
Iris, (Pleasant Valley) Friday, lst.
Dec. inst at 1 p. ni. tl
Mt. Vernon, (Rona) Friday, lst Dec.
at 6 P. Ins
Albany Plains,Saturday, 2nd Dec. at
6 p. m. A ._
Orwell Cove, Monday. 4th Dee. at
6 .m.
Ii/'ernon River Bridge Wednesday at
6|.hD60.8t6p.ll|. f~--nv
The Government candidate Mr. D. P.
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l less the !8neatioual a ers d d  - "We were nlitnto occupy nie 90”; “div” °’uq°a:'by"`i  gndy.
0 ’ ' ' ¢ . . ‘ o s 1 `   21
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bitterness
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also in  
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_GEO Glimld
My Headquarters 
at your store this Xmas,
usuah No other store
me like yours. Provitid `a
_bigger stock than ever. ‘I`hi_l
century, and I am going to
make it the best for all _ my
young friends. _
__ S. ed, p _p
( SANTA CLAUSQ
Thanks Mr.. Santa Claus l
two are getting ready for you.
The goods are piling in from
Canada, United States and
J apan. The biggest and
best supply ever shown at
GEO CARTER Xi £0.
H11sll€S i='E‘§€é%tes
iiusiire coueii nixi-use
co Broiiohids House
.‘.'.;'§.,°;.?&ps %m.-my efrwsm
Pficé C910 .
iiuciies' ciieoaors IDKTUBF »
an 91 _I preparation for Ghrdlli
Broncgatigtanrl LIm¢Dieoeo0. PH”
35oents.
‘DODIYS Rl-IEUIATISI CURE
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i8 ' cial Remedies  MD?
Pe srnrsia, iii \ioirsrlm¢;_.00N81'l
y Panos etc.. ein.. _x
and
- Ulodlcllaeo e
now and bu it at Paton &_’ " n _,Q .f-°` Q.  _._ . . . . .
, iy . naeld /2!/4 item %4  1_ . Irving is cordially ipvitéd to attend.| V “_ma-
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* Cos. They sell the Sta _ -' '   ' ' _ C _ A . .
unshrinkable. 3-, ,§§14 ii The Custom House of Lorenzo Morqnez. _____“""f""‘ _i~i..v._15 ii .1 ii. W. 
PITHWEC MB“'§w"&r"‘f'
his the last Christmas of 
Germany, France, England, v
Santa Clau’s Headquarters. '