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THE GUARDIAN l CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1898.-8 P - J ' C ' I 
STEAMERS
GULLIDE
, 500Lives. , si
the Dolllsion-The Men
with Knivesto Get
Boats-Women were
to Death-
¢anadtans On
ll0llR|BlE SCENE
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diipping disaster ot- modern
brought to Halifax this morn-
'he ship Croniertyshire is being
in by the Allan Liner,-‘Grecian.”
her bow stove and dismasted. She
60 miles south ol Sable Island.
French Liner ~ ‘Le Bourgoyne,"
York for Havre, with 800
steamer almost immediately sank
ton board being drowned
200 saved. Among tberris
one woman. Every odieer of the
lost his life except the pin-ser
three engineers,
200rescued feared for their lives
hall sinking “Crom1rtvsbire.’,
rescued by :he ‘-Grecian.”
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P
ENTLY
Hhont
estimony
CURE
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voice*
M500- 
Job lot of Wonien,s and Child
ren’s Boots selling cheap in
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Boxes on our middle counter.
Childrens for ‘.l9c.
" NS, July 6-The most
'hour at the time of the accident.
sinking steamer. Men fought like
*maniacs for positions on the boat-1. Wo-; Capt H M Davison, $2
men were forced ‘rack and trampled. LieutR W Stewart, $2
on. Lient E Stewart,$2
ners who stopped at nothing, using
theirkuives, murdering men, women A-lajar Crockett, $1
and children in their mad light to reach Pt S Gay,$l
the boats- pl si~.coNn MATCH. » July 6 Cld-Edwin A Crm e_.`\'lc-
_ - ._. t 3 d . 1'. _ Dougall. Picton' Champion, 1-r . Ri-
mf°*b° °“ 1°' “ ° J B *d wai@n,no11,sseanc.Conan me
were pushed back to watery craves, °91`!fM3J01` all' 30
rest, Canso
and Lmves were used here agsin [Cy] Ҥ0b$g?o;ald $4 Y
. ` ` ' ' 45 T . . ' " ' io"
V .. _ ,. ° 45 1 ' _
-_ ` _ '_ ' pt $ 44 DIED I
p One boat with forty women in it was Capt ‘V A Johnston $3 44 At worth Bedeque June lm--b f _-_eve
not launched at all,so great was the Gum- P0019 $2 4,3 R S `§hidden’ Jamegsudsbut ’0f' v*V`.l_
ehire into the harbor with a big hole in
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land. she was rim into by the French
liner La Burgogne, New York for
Havre.
About two hundred were saved among
whom the piirssr was the only otlice r. Major 'tVeekS, $4 .
There were disgraceful scenes on the gxeplltg §3
Lient W Sinizn. $3
There were many Italians and foreig- IEIQ, iixizggtéhi? $1
Sergt Major Baird,$1
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. `f f \I.t McDonald $4
RISE ' A Lt Davison $3
" ~ Major Weeks $2
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5 Serfrt Major Baird $2
mmgww  Maisor Crockett $1
' Capt Hooper $1
Mr R V Longworth $1
S ~ “' Capt W A Johnston $1

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Lt Davison
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snr ‘ aware; L=ES1°W°r_=
fha 3%, @  bt C01 Longwonii
' meta was my work. Lt menonnid
I _ I-`olk_7':’ the iii- ' Sergt Major Baird
`,; sT.c!otl3olPlF&N..I'i°.8miiu.l.l. ;Pte Gay
p __   \,LtGMMoore
p _ R- G. R~ A- Prize Keating-
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. ' Wasnnieroir, July 6.-(Special)-I
THE SPANISH BATTLESI-NP PELAYO. » ,,A,,,ing,md,,.,°,dm mmrwe 
She is a steel vessel of 9,900 tons displacement, and is rated at sixteen knots an hour. She carries a very Shatter and Sampson are eonierringes
heavy armament, wnsistiugof two twelve-inch, two eleven-inch, and nine five inch rides andf twelve machine guns. tg 3 join; ¢¢¢,,¢k gn s“§4g°_‘ _
She has seven torpedo tubes, and carries a complement of six hundred men.~ 'Phe' Feleyo is' the ilagshipsof Admiral R is expectea t|,,,|, gampson ,',;11»
Camera, of the Cadiz fleet now at Suez on its way to the Phill' ines. ~
lp endeavor to enter the harbor, when the
_ns I r=_n =-= , e t united had and nan] fam” will quick.
Hsnnrax, Julv 6-[Special] -At Du Bosc of thelate Spanish legisla-  smnm Huron. e »
5.30 this morning the Allan liner Gre- tion at Washington, was a passenger. ’(500`Yll'dB» 5 S5013-)
cien towed the British ship Cromarty- Most of the saved were steerage pas- £:`§°§tL1;’;'§i;'§;“‘ _
595895- ‘ Cant Jo
Y _ 7 There were on board 85 cabin, 125 it Dasieszn . .
On July 4th.`- early in the morning second 2.05 sieeiuge. send. .226,_f»*,¢9H\5t1§.,`;..t..,s_>;,» V
during a dense fog. when off Sable Is- crew, 725 all told. - ‘ ge Shlilggm-h I 1~-fs
GHIGAGO MAIIKETS.
The latter sank and over 500 of her The °~“°“9~1 Prize meeting of the 1 ~
passengers and crew were drowned. ;1§;e;;ss:;E:;;-Y £1a§en‘;iS:E;x);ti°};a gas ThCI;“;;\Go‘ Julythm 1”’ [Special ]
. _ ._ U 0- e 0 owing are e c osing rates:
0“1l’°”° "°f“'“_”' ‘he fm” °f Pr” L” The _weather was excellent and fue Juiy wheat, 76;.; corn 32;, outs, 221
casee of Plainville. New Jersey. was ghnotmg good. The following 1s the pg;-k, 9,62,
saved_ list of prize winners of the first match » Sept whgnt,69§ ;corn,33§'; oat‘s,21§;
La Buraoane was ,ming 17 knot; an at 500 yards. 10 shots with a possible pork, 9_32_
° ° ° " 00 i><>1nlS=- Dee. wiieateei; ¢<>rn,3si;eats, 2:-si;
_ Pls- pork 9.36. Q
LL1eiit J A MCD0l12ld. $5 49 Ateheson, 333; New York Central,
'  115i ; Burlington. 1055 ; Cotton. 6.08.-
ig TRADE AIIISIIIPPIIE
46 ‘__
PORT _OF CHARLOTTETCWN.
46 July 6-Arr-Edwin A Crozier, Mc-
44 Dougall. North Sydney; SS Polino, La-
Chanoe. Montreal; James Semple, Rob.
44, erts, North Sydney;'Sir John A Mc-
43 Donald, Hyde, Loch Levin; Frank
2; Grant, Wallace; Almi, Anderson,
' Marble Mountain.
AGES- ner nn ian.  
, ans..
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  - J    S simrsun " 
. I  miviniin  ~
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- , _ _ less battle is considered
  Santiago Harbor to 
loin inltlack. ~ 
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THE GUIUNDESTRUYEII
_.-1
_Hobyson-Will be Exchanges
-Pando With 6,000 Men
Has Reachedl 8antlago-
I The Wounded Americans
Taken to Key Vlest-Cadiz
 f Fleet Urdei-'ed i From Suez.
‘£1 "
Others will follow
Loirnosi July 6.
in Spain tm getting rlohiis
ently are _aiming for e_ civil
1 .Spanish government  A
as it would throw the bnluiced
into the handr clothe, 
- Santiago, July
to
A many- European
P5
has been entered totem iii.
toiirliours without selling. 1
.TliejPope_ ieegelu  ,
makibtelorutorpenee. J ,E
Suu our 35 waterproof
onte~on'o as $0] Ire
ly compel a surrender. `
The Cristobal Colo'n drew within a
few inches ot as much water as any of
Sempson’s fleet. Hence, but tor the
danger from mines they can enter at
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pt _ 2 scinwnsi-.iceisensr mime,
Lt D A Stewart 22
"has listed ou her beam ends on
rocks. It is impossible to save her.
V. Spain lost' in the battle 4 armored
cruisers, 2 torpedo boat: destroyers,
300 killed, 150 wounded, and 1.500
prisoners. s
The United States loss 'was 1 killed,
2 wounded and two ships slightly in-'
~ General Shatter announces that the
Spaniards have agreed to exchange
Hobson and his men.
It is learned that General kando with
6,000 reinforcements has reached San-
Krzr WEST, July 6.-(Special)-It is
reported that the Spanish “warship
Alphouzo XIII attempted to run the
blockade from Havana and was cap-
The British and Austrian warships
have entered the harbor and taken
many refugees from Santiago.
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PHUW- Mr R  L°"5`5W°’th $2 43 mot to Ada McFayden of Charilottetowln.
There were several Canadians among  ggfligggizrth $2  At North Bedeque, (June 30th, by Rev
, the passengers, also a number of prom- Major wfeeis $1 41 5 Tlwbtidrgsn, Ri<;liardrCl?rIlq;, 0ihVVIi3lrg0t
iuent Ameri¢81\S- Staff Sergt Allan $1 ' 41 9' ey 0 ester cgi’ 0 or e e
' ' CorplProwse $1 41 flue'
J UN E .
Croquet Sets, 90 C
EXTRA SERIES HATCH.
'” (500 yds 5 shots.)
Sap Hooper $1 41 _ I ' Y l Hmm" 7
Royal makes the food pure.
GRAND AGGREGATE. Pts. , whoieaemeend delicious.
T7, _
Base Bats. `
Base Batts.
'I ennis Balls
BL Tennis Racqets.
Hammocks. 4 ' p
Childreifs Garden tools
BA|(|||6 sand snoveis rr Buckets.
Wheel burrows, Carts.
H-me  me    s
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» Charlottetown.
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VIAGAZINE ’.,
‘s Biiippidg
Just
'Also mounted
You
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aariirreew
designs . Call in
samples.
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Books and Stltlontry.
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With" Vliil
Ind- 'sql
at 10,
For a present or for
self come and we will do
cheap. We have on
a large shock of
Moulding bo choose
J ust arrived by 8.5.
1500 feet of
Moulding of all the latent
JIID __
0.§'.‘£’i€.“‘r»..’l°on...'”
You Mays
as careful as possibie
but a careless neighbor
may put all your plans
to naught.
Through a oarolsl
neighbor you may be
ruined by fire.
Mv Cds nsurnnoepro
tects you against the
carelessness- of your
neighbor.
They are good stock
Po's and never contest
a claim.
Eiieonhlpttiitllf.
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