d the
“day was attended by t
elinsiiien from all parts of t
May, ll. ~tSpecial.)- A d
the Canadian Press Associa-
nrged thc Government
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EUNERAL
Yesterday
Wedding-.Agains
Postage--lllont
Crew Saved.
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to-day was opene
in person at Buckinh
to the palace.
or .uiGvi.r:`s ri:.\‘i=:naL.
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late Duke of Argyle a
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postage.
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wrecked steamer Mont
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May 11.-(Special)-_-Harry
suffering from a
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May ll -(Special )-Th
Crown Prince of Japan,
md the Princess, Sada
today by their drinking
ore a shrine in th
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who take it at th
the me icine e
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make a pretty shoe
without comfort or a.
comfortable shoe with
out heautv or aiyle, but
to combine glove Br, ab-
solute ease, fashionable
€l_eganci and excellent
wearing quality is art
in shoe making. Our
ri’s Shoes”
P_ossess all these quali-
$169.
We would be pleased to
°l10_W you our new
Wflllg styles. Our
5110 Dongola Oxford at
$2.10
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MvM_€ 1 THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND SATURDAY, MAY 1.? 1900.
"SPECCH
Moved by_ Mr. Arthur
  Peters.
AN' ELUQUENT ADDRESS
The Attendance Was Not so
Large as On Previous .
Days.
House met at 11.45.
day an addition is being built tol the
Insane Asylum. He believed there were
defects in the conducting of the Asylum
in the past. The present Government
1 have installed a doctor who has received*
aspecial education and to-day there arc.
industries installed for the making of
brushes.etc.In the years ofthe Cons zrvative
regime all the money, all the taxes came
out ofthe farmers,consequently out§of the
land. The Liberals' llfzvc raised $21,000
out of other sources-and it is raised from
men who do not complain. The Consei-
vatives let the roads 'and bridges run
down. They made no attempt to raise a
revenue from other sources than the
farmers. The commercial men now pay
$4,000 to the revenue of this province-
We led the way in the taxing of them and
the other provinces are following.
Large insurance companies, banks, etc.,
contribute over $4,000 to _the revenue of
this country. _The Government raised in
income tax over $5,000. From liquor dealers
the Government derived a revenue of
085.740 a year. They have contributed
over $8,000 in all. Before the liquor tax
was imposed the Leader of the Govern-
the papers. He did a wise _ and a prudent
act when he imposed thc tax. He placed
L : 'r_.' ‘_~\f_.' -'
A Ask your dealer for the
\Nhiiham.$3-00, $4200. and
$5.00 shoe. 12 2i pd
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last year Dm Mclmym had been appointed Outside of the farmers we raised $25,000 THERE _
to the highest position in the country, a , Whwh _the C°”S_°""'tiV°S “eve” th°“3h° good for a &IiiEh,§iaatri;}liet;1p_lei<€isalli'lii(itvi?iis§E VANGUARD NEARING KROONSTADT. niliit
position which he has earned. He was °f' IMS very dlmcult' l’° make ?°"°”“°‘ all are Cvlllbined in Adamsoii’s Botanic _ _ - ‘ thiiftiw
pleased 'eo ie me move, of the and expenditure meet. He believed time Couch Balsam. Purely vesreifable perfectly R°h°1">S IS drlvills 1'-h¢B°¢rsh'0mpolntl “und”
address, .at a time when thpmen of this Y°“" th°`1`°"°““° and expmditufe g5¢"_ °al§Sg§.%;tgi§€;°°t'c’ soothmgtheahng' l`»°D0il1f»- ' ‘ memberlfliat
our country are standing “shoulder to w°“ld “lm°S" meet' The da'-V must ‘mme _ -'----_ On- Thursday he had four killed and-~ Sharp phocd
_ . .- h h d°.t ' .- an-a A' '
shoulder on the veldt with the men of the W el; 69;? igtrict  t th iigie ‘;ts  D IN  ave wounded_ 1.,ut|°na'“&l “
Empire, sacriiicing their blood for the OW” Xa 'on' may a'_ e -ea er" The Gavalr a 1 22 . thet1\gk|||||¢gg_
count  h0,,0,._ The members of this of the Government may carry it out. The y “""""’ ' 7 re ‘ww °“ Y ““1°Sf1'°m
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House have been wid by the Opposition _Government thatundertakes it will be the- WEST KENT- ‘ KI‘0011Studt.
that the Government was g0ne_ Te1e_'uiost popular one of the day. There is The Arbor Day exercises in West WHERE THE GAY _ THB 
grams were Sent to the (;0nSe,.vative P,-ess the question of edu(,af,i0,,_ The (',0vem_ ,Kent school were _of a most _mterestiug p . amass Ann. __-“
throughout Canada announcing that the ment that touches it must d° so carefully'  g§:¥:§;§rt,1{;nf(;,;1;e?;§g t1?;1(;:1nd0rensga1e;nt§;: The First Canadian' Contingent is stm WA5lmUT0U\ N nv
Liberal party was in trouble. From the The G0Vel'I\meUU D3YS lIl0l_`6 than We meal- d to th h 1 V spec' at Winburg. 'Bn
breaking out of the “ar the Conserfetive “ble "° “’f°“‘° Father? “lie “Q *‘@“‘l “heir ,  and aadditiiihnio ethe dgiiliil The second Canadians me well, at the 22,3, “a”“*` *nh*
party have been endeavoring t6 stir up a fihlldfen to l'»h9_ best' lllslilliulilfllli U1 lille number Of I-T898 planted, two We1'6 doth-~ front but have had no ca§u.alties_ h 
1-a¢;a1fee1ing_ Canada has never enjoyed world; There is one proposition which cated in memo'y of_ Privates Roland _
Such 8 year of prosperity, which is |a,.ge1y will reduce expense. We have too many '18-syggr aind Atlfrf-id  d at FREE siwrsns co NCENTBATING.
d wth 1° f th L1, 1 5 , schools, there mustheareduction. How 0° me 9' 0’¢_ »' an fl '
1)l¢1;.;ini0,? af; Q35,-i(:,cia|? 1 era PM y can it be done? It can be done by largei' ;9u°"te1' after ten the Pupds were  The Free Smbers are concentrating
schools in central laces and take th 'm the assembly han Where the fouowmg Si'1"l_“3lY *ii K°1`°““°\‘“f€ hm* b°W’¢°°_
For eighteen long years the Conser- - P ' ’ 6' cam- d t._ p _
“tives mid power Have they dm-ing children there to school. The man whoigmgmmnie was 9 fmn' Thaba Nchu and Winburg. ._
that  CODE 0110 llhlllgfb DOIBC D0; atwmpts "tio ln3kQ 3 change  V: o'~mw ;w<w_;:j_:~.;.~:
Have they constructed one piece of work? l_>°1i\i_i¢8lli£_e-_im  hand.  , y- _   I _
W1-at we the Liberal pm-v"d°»~f The hereewe *cfm-f»'=° “Heiressrulesets'-tissues....iiTi`.1IffIiiiIfii<;§fi'r..... Winans”
Liberal Government Jointly with the may-be amused and he may *wk  .confess .................. _.nee J. K. Fraser
Gtoveinment qt tthlis lprovincebwiill con- ;1`;s‘(;oeveirli‘:iei;t;h;.vl;at“;i;i;yr;dlu;:Kail;e; l _yrinnipal Millerhin irlitroduciiig the
S1110 .0U¢ 0 ' 0 &l'8¢S¥'_ P1 8%” 111 r - e - ' ,  ...»;speakea°sexpressed is peasru-e in wel-
Canada. He was told that Mr. Martin the road machinces which' have proved a f_con_iing the_rev`erend gentlemen on this,
claimed the praise of securing these public success. The Liberal Government is at their first visit to the school :_a.nd referr-
works. The members of the Opposition presentbuilding iron bridges. Coinlllfe  m nttmg terms to the 301d191"50h0lP1'3
tried to hinder the passing of the bill in :the  of the _two Governments and it pg1hel1gt¢*;g0l'.Y of whom the trees were being
this House. ‘Who started the new Prince wHPbraf§ound that the Conservaf-iv¢    Wfiuih ms h - al
of Vifales College 'I It was the Liberals havé‘i;i?t_aecomplished 'One SiD8\¢.Pi¢¢¢ Oil-;‘v0,‘;§e'W(i’th the  girls gg;
of this province. E that all? No! To- _'work. " The fishing award will remove ‘gahispleimm at  present, m°1d_i.e_
i
ment had recived severe criticism through
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Read up the Merchant oi
Venice. The great, Shakes-
poem pray it be performed
in Ciilarlotteiown A next week.
 authorised addition
I-¢p1y to the Speech from' the Thmxm person could get into a liquor saloon at 110WiI18 M6 the closin81‘9»l'»°S
Mr Peters smd that he was pmudbobe the present time after hours There is MBL Wheat, 64, corn, 36§, oats 22% THEBOER LMSF3 Huw
the X!i0\’er0f_13h€ motion. He Waspleascd lqnother tholxh which is .the succession P0Sl:I,t$11.4£. /V 65 . 37 p The Boer losses in their -retreat an
on tins occasion to rmly to 3 Speech from r uties W ic are increasing every year, D W eat, §, corn. 2, Oats, 22§ believed to have been heavy ands number" .nd 't
a Li~bera1G0vern0,._ Since the House met about $1.000 being received last year. P0!'k. $11-52=l» _ . r "'“
’ - of prisoners have been taken. It k
the debt from this province. To the great
discredit of- the Conservative  they
placed every impediment in the- w`o.y'fof‘
sending the Contingent to South Africa.
He did not 'wonder why Sir Wilfx‘id
Laurier liestitated. He had to act without
Parliament. In a fortnight 1,000 men
were onthe way. He referred to Lieut.
J. A.McDomild’s appointment which was
due to _the Leader of the Government.
Cinada staiirls higher than any other
colony-and to-day o. nation. The Conser-
vative party have charged cvery French-
man in Canada with disloyalty. A racial
cry was raised by the Star newpaper.
Mr. Campbell-Name one.
Mr. Peters-I do not want any better
authority than the Star.
Mr. Arsenault-Have you read the La
Patrie. '
Mr. Campbell-#Submit aipaper. _
Mr. Peters-Have not got one here.
Mr. Peters then referred to the Queen's
visit to Ireland. Instead of going abroad
as usual she took upou_ herself to visit the
country that had sacrificed its men
to uphold the honor -' of_ the Empire.
This great war which is going on has
done more through the instrumentality of
eSir'Wilfred Laurier, to bring Canada and
the Motherland together than anything
else.
It is a proud day forCanada,a proud day
for Australia, a proud day for England,
this very year in which we live. Canada
'ghaspnly contributed a few men. This
country may have to send 100,000 in the
'future of the best blood of our country.
Mr. Peters was speaking when" the
House adjourned to meet at 3 o'clock
iMonda~y afternoon.
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Mr. Peters-No! Can’t read French. '
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ferred to the happy days he had spent in.
his youth at school. His remarks on
the choosing of a tree, 'and hismoral
applications were very fitting, and the
Rev. Mr. Williams may always be sure
of a. hearty welcome by the scholars of
West Kent.
Rev' J. K. :p Fraser was equally
hippy in his remarks, and referrel to
toe exoenent standing the 'scholars of
West Kent had' made. - His- iemaiks
were greatly appreciated by both schol-
arsand teachers. '
Twelve trees of the elm, mountain
ash and birch varities were planted by
the scholars. '
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QUEEN SQUARE SCHOOL.
Arbor Day in Queen Square- School
was celebrated this year by the teachers
in their respective departments, dis-
coursing from 10 a. m., to 11 a. rn. -to
then' pupils, respecting the object in
celebrating it, and in teaching some les-
son appropriate to the occasion. At 11
a. rm. an alarm of the rung and the
pupils of the several departments were
in a very short tim? P0uring from both
doors, of the building and sopn were
massed on the school grounds where an
exhibition of military drill was given by
the pupils, under the direction ofthe
Pimglpal, iglsistefd lgly other  and
seve pu s e Princ ’s dept.
Four _trees were planted, which 
fore long _add much to the .beautypf the
PRINCE STREET SCHOOL.
The Arbor Day exercises at Prince
Street School took the form of a combin-
ed celebration of Wordsworth, Arbor
and Bird day, the essays and recitations
on the programme dealing with these
subjects. The usual “class trees” were
planted after whicha ‘émemorial tree”
was planted to -the niemoiyof thelate
Mrs. (Dr.) Shaw; whowasatonetiine
school. ' ‘
The r ainme' was as follows `
i> oar _ A:
il Cgiorns-The Union ,Jack of Old Eng-
' an . f
Essay, Arbor Day--Rose Stanway.
Recitation-Selections from Words-
worth-Mary -McConnell. _
Essay-Wordsworth-Nellie Seaman.
Chomsf-Blue Bellsof Scotland _
' Becitaftion--The Daflodiler-Adele
Palmer _ e
Recitation-Viola Beers. I
Essays-`-Wordsworth-May Cotton..
engaged on the teaching' staff of the
Essay;-Wordsworth-Muriel Taylor.
I_Recitation-Sonnet-"-Hq,_,zel Bremneér,
Class Day Hymn-Wordsworth. »
Recitation-“Lacy”-i Mabel Thomp-
`REPLY To   if 0 A   SIEADY “ii
ADVANCE
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0f British Forces Inward A little % YQ
Kroonstadt. (Mg W3
WHERE CANADIANS ARE RUN (WH If A
Plot to Kill Milner.-#Tlie  .Wim MW I 3 S
scum missing -strain A we on ue ‘ti
cona’s Farewell Mi
i ””°**' mann
it
Loan nonnirrs uovmo oN. _ A
Ml-_ A_ Peters moved that the House the liquor under control. There were CtllCAGO~ MiRKE]‘5_ L0ND0N»M&Y11-(SP0¢l8|)-L0l`dB05°l'U
resolve itself into a committee of the 240 “W0” de” in Ch""l°“°t°W"° N°W -'*-" ia 9-* V¢“5¢»1'Sb\11‘8 and while constantly ,B
whole to consider the .draft address in there are only43 to 45. He asked_ if any CHICAGO, May 11.-(Specia.l.)*-The fol- opposed is muking steady Pragma; $3' Q .
the
wid
It _issaiifthat evidence has beensecumd
that a member ofthe Cape Colony -Legis-
lature od’ered a man money to shoot Sir
Alfred Milner.
Loan srnarncoxifs rannwnnn.
Lord Strathcona to-dav bade farewell
tothe Canadians going to join his 
and expressed his belief that they wouhl
emulate the excellent 'example of the
other Canadians at the front.
noniziiis' iuonim; Amir.
F01-d’s` cable speaking of Roberts' ad-
vance says:- I , ‘
“The most remarkable features of the
last fortnightfs operations are mobility of
the British columns and edlciency of the
transport service. The bulk of the work
falls to the nigounted force, and it is no
longer o. slow moving infantrl’ ¢°mD5l8\L
Six supply trains were at Vet Tuesday and
the railway will Dl‘0b3»b|Y be in opemlflon
to the Zand today.
A11 preparations for a forward more-
ment have been thoro\\8l\\Y made “"1
..B0bs" from a cable cart directs the op~
erations all along the line and PWS ‘NW
the wire which sends the bulletins of vic-
tory to London. _
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