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` ESTABLISHED |89|. THE GUAEDIAE, cHAELoI‘TETowN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, TUESDAY SEPTEMBER: 26 1899 _
PBIGE TWD 0ElTS
vARll5o s. s. lvllNlo Rio R. R. CANADIAN IN solllll MARRIED
cHANcl5s
Of the Warfyin The Phil-
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AN AMERICAN GUNBOAT
Captured and Burned--Negros
Islanders Will Submit-
Cruisers need Repairs.
MANILA. Sept. 25.-(Special)-The
hmurgents have captured and burned
the American gunboat Urdanet ln
lrani River.
One oiiicer and nine of her crew are
missing.
_ The insurgents on the island ot
Negros are about to recognize Amer -
can authority and the American ting
will be raised on Snlu Island.
Nsw Yonx, Sept. 25.-(Special)-
The Navy Department must spend
millions in reiltting the cruisers oi
Beet, not on account of injuries
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'rEN_QERs
Sealed tenders marked tende\frr
°lllt1'ch will be received up to 6 p. m.
0°* 5 ’99 at he oiice of Fenuell
#Chandler where plans and specifica-
“W may be seen, for the erection of a
°lI\1-ch building in Charlottetown, the
°°!\trsct1r to furnish all material. The
Wmmlttee reserve the right to reject
“W l0west or any tender.
And Receives a Hearty
Welcome. _
SOME RUUGH WEATHER
Experienced When First Out
-An Excellent Sea Boat
-Staunch and Strong.
The S. S. Minto, was somewhat ex-
pected to arrive yesterday, and there
was very general interest to see her on
reaching port. It was known that .she
sailed on Thursday the 16th from Dar -‘
dee for C clarlottetown direct, out in
the interim there have been severrl
strong westerly gales which would
impede her progress. It would
therefore not have been surprising had
the Minto not made her appearance un-
til today.
When the _Princess came in irom
Picton word was brought that thewlnt r
steamer had been sighted andthe news
spread rapidly through the town. A
little after six o’cleck she made her
ARRIVES
Another Trans-Continent-
l al Railway.
MACKENZIE AND MANN
With Prominent Politicians
In the Arrangements-
Charter Secured.
MONTREAL, Sept. 25.-(Special).-
Messrs. Mackenzie & Mann will short y
acquire the charter ot the Edmonton,
Yukon and Pacific railway.
B.F.I`earson oiHaliiax, George and
Thomas McAvity of St._ John, Col.
Domville, M. P., James _ Robinson. _ M,
P., D.. 'Hslsy, M. P. and w. B. Rm,
are among the chief owners.
The ultimate objectisthe ‘compl tion
of second trans-continetull-railway.
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afterward the notes oi her whistle- 
hrvsln absent from heme parts. Léaid; ` followed , .bra salute . of
 . _...__...,“two guns. -Notwithstanding.: wtf"-1
it was the time when most citizens
psrilke of their evening renast a con-
siderable crowd had gathered at Con-
,nolly’s Wharf before the steamer arriv-
ed there. Others great and small were
coming, racing along the sidewalks, or
speeding more swiftly on bicycles and
in carriages.
At 6.30 o’cloek the Minio glided
gently across the outward end ofthe
whart aad stopped in close touch with
it. Scarcely had her motion stopped
when she was boarded by the multitude
who, without waiting tor the gang-
plank , climbed over her rail and on
the deck. Thence they quietly mide
their way fore and aft inte the saloon
and to every accessible part of the
steamer.
Capttln Finlayson, his oiiicers and
crew were verv warmly greeted and
are all apparently proud cf the Minto.
In tie hurry ot making fast it was
lelrned :na the oeriorfnt ce of the
steamer on her first Atlantic voyage
was allthat could be desired. No al-
tempt was made to acniete a specially
fl P ge. g _ -
four days she encountered head winds
age. Sunday the 17th was the stormiest
dav. During the rough weather the
steamer was boarded by a heavy sea
and one of the deck houses stove in.
During the latter part oi tae voyage the
weather was good.
She proved an excellent sea-boat
however, and made an average ot
about 13 knots -very good time-tab
ing the voyage through. As is well
known the Mlnto was built for strength
rather than for great speed, and is de-
signed especially fer conflict with the
ice. During the voyage tha consu mption
ci coal was from 23 to 24 tons daily.
which shows good economy of fuel tor
the speed attained.
' Very many expressions of approval
entrance to the harbor, and shortly
nick assa and as durln the ii st
and heavy seas,dnrlng that time the log! ‘3
showed a cnmparttivelv small mile- A
Cmcsco, S 25' -'-'(Specia\)-- Phd
trellemg  ms.;
' `Si`a`pt.` €rh`e'at."7'4lt  85;`oa‘s`
22%; pork, 8.15; _ _
Dec. wheat.73l'; coi'n,30l; oats, 221;
pork, 8.80.
May wheat. 751; corn, 803; oats,
231 ; pork,-. ~
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Minto’s decks on her arrival. The
uescriptiou published in THE GUAR-
bI.AN had shown them in advance what
/to expect. and apparently all expecta-
tions were fully realised. In one respect
the published description was inaccurate.
The dining s. lcon will accommodate
about 24 guests at a time instead oi the
more limited number stated. This will
be ample for a winter steamtr, which
will seldom be required to carry a large
number of passengers at one time. _
The warm welcome accorded tue
Minto shows that her prospective
value to the winter service ot the Is-
land is realised, and the efforts of Sir
Lcuis Davies and tue Government of
which he is a member warmly appre-
ciated. ‘
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a pure hard S03P°
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A hardness that
wears well.
5 cents a cake.
WA
SCHEME
To be Ready for Trans-I Events are Slowly Mark- Miss grant wwf, 3
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The matte: of a Canadian regiment _
The -idea is to furnish a body _ot~1.-
ISQO m°°» Y¢Z“1°T' *Fil  .V0_1l1ll- *prepareaaeheme  _
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' It is felt that if a body ‘of-.this'kindis‘
ltofairli r€Pl‘080l1t Canafliltll sentimentl   uiifbin  I
it must be necessarily drawn .from all .
parts 'oi the Dominion and not be con-
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the military sentiment is undoubtedly 1|,
A prominent Canadian whose name
is not fonhcoming just at present. bl'
bers ef a C inadian regiment serving in
South Ailica to the amount ot $1.000,
V000 so that in the event of any being on Tuesd.y_ accompanied by Chief ;1,
killed or wounded their families would Neweli of Nova Scotia `
be provided for. `
The offer was duly conveyed to the
_l Imperial government and in acknow-
ledging it Mr. Chamberlain expressed
in warmest terms, his appreciation oi;
he- patriotic proposal.
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Baking Powder
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Safeguards the food
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were heard on all sides from the throlifl ‘*  _ , mn w_______ _______N__°_____
oi visitors who so quickly cr _iwdeli the , _ ____ _- __ '
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REGIMENT AFRICA A PRIN
f vaal Service. ing Time. sian Notable. l
to THE 48th HIGHLANDERS URANGE FREE STATE’S THE RITES REPEA
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Not ,Permitted To Share in ,Attitude Causes Concern-J A Bmnam 5°¢i¢ty
Dewey Celebration--Gen. ’ Australia to Send a Mili-E ' Dreyfus. Health mm,”»,e¢a
Hutton’s Views. tary Contingent. since ms pardan;
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LoNDoN Sept 25 -(Special)-The
1 '$1-rAwA Sept. 25- (Special)-The . __ '_ _° _ °‘ _ . _ N a
l refusal of the M-uma Department to “_ Trinsvanl sltnationis still marking time. T Gnu 'ho
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llow the 48th Highlanders to participate igggsggsiiemgerest felt in the dkubernff Sunday W” married “det
in the Dewey celebration is likely to _ "'“3° Fr” °°°t° Bud °F‘ dm mprmoe Cancun”
fcause considerable discussion. um q“°°“°° _°_f “wif l1i1if»il¢l°» ill- _nad __ “_ lm. Chumhf' 'u
The Ministers here say they know °'°”°' th° °"“°° - The “mr 'U ._
nothin of the matter and that General The W" P'°P“"ti°" °°°'i°°° nd »
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Button took action because-r it would “`°°P° “°1°“1°S °°°°““\t1Y f°1` 3°\\U¥ “on
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§_not beallowed in England. Africa' _ ,' _ ' _ ‘ ‘ _ I P“i_"°'
` Munnounun. Sep. 25.-(Special)-`
tor the Transvaal is] being con_sid_0,!00§' The Australian military commissioners
will meet herem .__Thnrsdsy next, to
Wonrmu, N.S. Sept.25-(Special)
-The exhibition opened at one o’clock
year and the weather is delightful. .
The Island exhibits arrived early and
ftfered to insure the lives of the mem- in good commi0n___ _ _ `
John Sark, the island Inidan Chief, 0
makes a speech before the grand stand
Your correspondent came to Wolt-
ville for Sunday in company ofthe Pre-
sident and Secretary of the NI S. Fruit
Growers’ Association.
at Mount Uniacke, where the wreckage
is all removed to the siding.
TRADE AND SHIPPING.
PORT 0F CHARLOTTETO WN.
31-1- _' \_
Sept. 25.-James Sample, Roberts.
Picton; Foam, Moran, Shediac: C r-
digan, Keeping,Sydnev; Danie1,Rob-
elts, Wallace; Capie, Dicks, Sydney;
S. S. Bonavista, Fraser, Montreal;
l Mina. Savoy, Chatham; John A.'Mc-
Donald, Hyde,Svdney ;Miltred,Gusy,
Yonnz. do; G.H. S. Sonier,Trscadie;
Fred M. Batt, Snow, Picton; Ida C.
Spofford, Murray, Sydney; Clara
Jane, Clark, do;
ham; Champion. Orr, Richibucto;
Foam, Moran, Picton; Mina, Savoy,
‘ do; Daniel Roberts, Wallace. ;
prcvemsat
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fined to one or two provinces _ in whtc , today and  ofexhibm wgunuod I
to arrive until evening. |
't'°°z' ` The entries are 50 per cent over last f
Sept. 25 cld.- S. S. Bonavista, Fraser,
St John’s Ndd; James Sample, Rob-<
erts, Picton; Laura B. Bonnell, Chat-
health _ 
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This is the boot you need for
Falllwear, Something that
will keep your feet dry and
comfortable. Island Grain.
Upper,;`. heavy solid soles,
home-made. Price
$2.50 y i
Imported one, same style
not so good, but good for the'
 $1.75
BUFF BRUS.
TED. ` llollsts wlllitll
A eerl0a.l'<>'f'Tll-Aft horses.
1000 people to -pay; their accounts furnished June 30th. spar eel. for the right
We want a large amount of money for Sept. lst. » AI;,PIf§VER MASON
Revere Hotel.
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...,,   I)_ A. EIUGEI, Morris Block