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ESTABLISHED IMI. Tnn: GUARDIAN on;

. 1zLoTTnTowN PRINCE EDWARD rsLaND anon DAY

' . I JUNE as woo.

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Pounders

WIN ROBERT’S PRAISES. CHICAGO STRIKE OVER

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canadian Captured-Boers M\ll0Ck’s Bill to Prevent Surrender Guns, Wagons _ Strikes- Big Supple.

and Amm unition.

IOUNTED RIFLES TAKE TVVO GUNS.

lfosrnuat, June 27.-(Special)-Rich. mend Smith telegraphing from Pretoria

imys the First Battalion Gandhi _Ex`G°Ve1`.n01` MGIHNS in 8- ton column de-

- __ fence in the Vancouver World praetiqiliy t

Iounted rifles won high praise from Lord

Roberts for capturing two Boer tviqive d°°1\l`°S from the correspondence with".

pounders at Rustfoutein, where they 'sho th? Of State that jhe -_could not _

with C. Battery, just arrived have acted °t‘herw‘3e than he did- -

joined hands

from the relief of Mafeking. AI-BX. can 'I-wnlelsrr uamunn.

CARADTLN CAPTURKD BY BOERS.

`Iii.-m rieailiarcapi o'D0=iii¢ll of F D-Certright soil of sir Richard cm

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Company was captured by Dewit`s column. Wright, was married at St. Thomas

I church today to Miss Ada Hart in presgncg

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,, LDIIDDN. June 27.-(Special).-The War isgrnonlsrég£_;l:;2?;li;;S°mblag°~ _ '

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YLORD nom.-:ms sl-:NDS A REPORT.

Olloe has received the followingfrom Lord

OUNTEI) MCINNIS’

RIELES DEFENCE

Adjourned

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m¢l1i2l'Y Estimates. ‘

ovi:nNoi‘¢ ucnssrs’ Dsl='ENcn. _ Y -

Vlcrosla, B. C., June 27.-(Special.)-

MGKTBJAL’ Ju” 27-_(Special)-Alex.

capture two Boer Twelve Methodist Conference Has

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Roberts: _ M§;;f;;“éo';;‘§r‘;ni;°Qjiffresli-;o;a;i\¢ TSUNGLI YAMEN, OR FOREIGN OFFICE, AND MINISTERS

“Pretoria,Residence, June 26.-Slr,Char- _

Il The Contingent Committee made a

bWarren reports that the rebellion in _

Zfalli Of $100 tc Rev. W. W. Brewer and

the Tfllnperence Committees report was

PREME CUURT.

serovar.

` ad°Pi&d» exvept the clause referring

to P ° I ¢ » ~

l`°V1h01al Prohibition and the Do- WEDNESDAY, JUNE27

gh msthconsisting OL minion Alliance. Benj Rogers vs. Herbert H. Acorn,` mmm' zgohorses with wagons, 260 BILL To PREVENT Liinon srnlxss. Qdgmegf f01` lplailgiff f0l' $84 A- A.

ui, -~ on .1 _ -_ °°“‘°‘°°“f°- _ 1 Mlrounds of amunition. *WA lille 27.-(Special.) _All the p Ellsworth was this mommg _ . _ ed

Baden-Powell aepwts thatrlwllili l_wlollb~ll ggrigyvggo ,H is going an satisfactorily in Bill introduced by Hon. Mr. Mulock for dictlmeuts against h§_m¢efl_f,exceptiag‘f~liat,

f,b¢_R¢m,bm~g diggrici; the prevention and settlement of trade °f';;°°'§mg:’§mj°ié0t~° “('ihi°hh;_§°"f°5f:g£

_____......1_-- disputes and thep bli t' f tat' t’cal 8 mn my an lm., I ag”

Wnformati u ca mn 0 S is I James McMahon and Simon Joseph

1-0 cup; A gnu) |N A mi y_ - Th Bin’ k to Percival for frecceiving stolen goods.

_ e i see s prevent st;" I b W'lliam W l h(Smil ) harged ith

'fake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. arbitmtion mes y burglary withaaitempt E; Eommii, Line.

gnmmggggts ]§ef~%PdGti%e qmniey gtifléagg tm' 1 b cent assault was arraigned and pleaded Q

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gn 1 mon y a or gazette Wm be pufb' not guilty. Trial set down for Tuesday.

lished with useful information but will Joseph McA|ee,. ,ms arraigned ,md

Colony, north of Orange River, is

"_ The last formidable body under coin-

_gmdant Devillers surrendered on the

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* l not wutmn opinions- pleaded noi guilty and his trial was sei

W with for the Canada and Newfoundland

asfollows:

steamship service.

SUPPLEHENTLRY m,nlA,I.ES_ CnAsI.oTTn'rowN, June 27th, 1900.

A of The Supplementary estimates were Associated Justices of the Supreme Court

brought down last night, and represent a of pl-ina, Edward Island, _

I total ef seven million two hundred and We the Grand J urors of the County of

S , forty-four thousand dollars.

These include a large sum for rolling

Satin

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Slippers, Pink and Black

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Piokford 8cBlack have been arranged

stock for the Intercolonial, $250,000 for the

ferry at Canso, $20,000 for the Census,` $25,000 for Glasgow Exhibition, $20,000 or cold storage. These are the largest supplementary estimates ever submitted to a. Canadian Parliament.

CHICAGO BUILDING s-TRIKE ENDED.

CHICAGO, June 27.-(Special.)-The back

bane of the izreat building trade strike has

masons with-drawing.

The strike began in October last and

about fifty thousand laborers have SiDC€

been idle.

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Try one can of Oak Bi-a.nd.Conden_se_d

Milk and you will decide that.. lt is better and cneaper than a cow. Ask your grocer for it. 30 if-

Were you at the last Orange Tea l-2 8

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been broken by the bricklayers and.

down for Tuesday.

At ilve o’clock the Grand Jury reported

To the Hon. Chief Justice Sullivan and

Queens in Prince Edward Island respect- , fully beg leave to submit the following report:

We visited the Hospital for the Insane

this day and were well pleased to find that work on the annex is progressing rapidly and that the much needed increase of space for the accommodation of the patients will very soon he provided. ` We noticed in some instances that the floors are very much worn but on enquiry ascertained that materials for repairs are being prepared. We found

everything scrupulously clean and tidy, and the bread, butter, meat and _other articles of food of the very best quality. The manufacture of brushes in the institu- tion is a very pleasing and interesting in- novation in the management, and will no doubt be beneficial to the patients en- gaged in the work. Work is also being performed by some of the patients in im'-' proving the appearance of the interior of the building. We are very much pleased to find that the institution has now a resident doctor. The number of patients

at present i p

N’ t th’ ih dew? aniefemn..

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tion Some of the inmates expressed

E strong desire or better

clothes that they might be able to attend

lace of worship There are now 50

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_ . 4 3 p ' . A _ . . patients on the roll, 30 being males and 20

_'___ females. °

, We likewise visited the County Jail;

A big stock M GU0D‘ STRONG ‘We noticed young criminals incarcerated

REAL wmfotttble Hammock! 153 I ghegeccme to the conclusion that a 0P0l\6d- f reforln'at0ry is much_ needed, where such

youths could be] kept apart from the

i _ 5 , _ _ cri_inina.ls_ Qrdiparily_fo‘und in

' The mises a. to be

Ile 1190i; hw iw.

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3 ' We also visited the Poor House, and on

n the Hos ital is 183-91 males

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2_1 thing in as good order .,_;,_ cis;

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DlVld€l1d N0f.iC¢» I imwiwd- T\=_==~J=H”\>=-i1diasiS_. v_w.°1d- ._ _ __ __ _ a pon _

f' - Forseumdf ws' " ` ' » _ -_I I ..._...f¢ _ Wrkhts Hall at 8.8) p. ni.--Ada

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u§3inca?.”$§f'鑧‘f¥i’?..7hl‘i‘! L sow. clans' find! D0LIt»’S gmi' f . ' » ._ Fmmm

wdsiui at o¢¢‘_ 1-" _ `__.ALu varie. I.. ~

=ut|:1§"’g,‘;l,;,'i'E‘°E ff, g@u:;nnLg.m“a; ‘ ge - y In reference to the cases

A - - . ~ iliahon and Joseph Percival

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etransfer rqoksvill be ck-l 3 .kv _,_ - _. _,___. _\

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evide

mu, I . . » ¢luii1';g.n°wlh°"dJa’ S _ notoousidering

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B7 order of the board. _ sums ` `

"i“'°"¢=°~'~“"‘ “illlsllhh it 1 i--am. ii. if.

pected, considering tl‘ie“ac land limited space in the institu-

buying goods from children of tender

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Y ` For self and fellows,

Davin P. Invmc,

Fo reinan.

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=;..&i‘sm-:;iiIeh4ir»I.os.e:wiii _the

'railway wharf. An efort will be made 'float her at high tide. L_ , _The Militia. will attend Divine service in Zion church on Sunday next, when theC iaplain of 82nd Batt., Rev. D. B. McLeod will oniciate.

YESTERDAY at camp Brighton the day

was devoted to infantry drill. To-day

will be given. to preparingl for \target practice. Instructions for Garrison artil-

lery practice will be different hereafter.

The artillery practice will be with 40 lb.

\R.B.L. Therewill be two gun detachments

' on and

per company, and will fire comin seszment shell and case shot at targets, representing men. The targets for case shot will composed of two lines of 33 dummies, 'representing men each five feet six inches high, one yard between the dummies. The tariwt will be placed from 250 to 300 YU-Yds fl'°m Battery. The targets for common and

segment shell, will :consist of forty-five

kneeling dummies, placed one yard apart, and three feet high. This ranile will be placed from 2,600_ to 3.011) yards. This is the first time 21 D1‘%0ti°e Of this nature has taken place here and will

be looked forward. to 'with much interest.

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Especially to Russians.

LESSON FOR THE UNITED STATES.

Que London paper says China is teach-

_ing America the impossibility of a great

rnormranr uxssrorr nuaivxn.

Closing prices

American Sugar American Steel and Wire ` American Tobacco - rooklyn Transit

nil

Jontinental Tob.

Federal Steel

Louisville and Nashville

New York Central Rock Island nil St. Paul Tennessee Coaland Iron 63; Union Pac Pr’fd. 311 United States Rubber nil April Cotton per 100 lbs

winds, pro

.up it wsiezsiv--<=

qiiotatiois in 'co'nseqnence;"~°“

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inlllnii °f

L L A The eltiiihfelemna

win im plat. ian., in wesexaiii sii-sei when

SEYMOUR ._______ M

` '_“" Prince Street school, 12 to 1 o

In CW“\8U°tllere notheinz any

_ hall in the Prince Slwefschool

bam R sigma: ganna america.

in e sewriil

y be varied with recltations and

' ` the children.

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Lleutenant°oGovernT>';'s prime md

Cotton the gold medal presen§d by FU-'lk Beer ESQ for current eients.

Mission Burned- Increased In W<=S'=K=1=t schwl the meal is

hy Master Roy Leitch

Hostllity to Christians, In Queen sqm. .ami iii. mean

won by Horace Callaghan

___ Tas Schooner B C Borden

Tavlor, _ sailed on the 13th, ult.

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ADMIRAL AND AusAssADons sara. '

_ in ii ai ine lm Eamonn

Chime news is encoiirazinz, on the pies cemetery _ Tliiipollbemni

Sol

whole and the belief is that vice Aamir. _ Mews- Gw Ritchie Geo.

alge' dm Ambassa- -.I4rgeA.Duchemin,Jolin

mm" an ° dm “"° nav D D. mneoii will amcim.

safe. ` ‘ ___

Itis notknowu where thelntter but g if

i81p`_res_an_ied they got-safely ontof S

Probebly to Sian Fu, under x M* B'ens*’1' Prince Tnan. ° _ ‘---- `

THE srTUATIoN AT sHANGHAx. ~ saga,” "ad," 'mind 9°

_ _ _ _ .ngeonoenientto clip and beep /or

Shanghai has been strongly fortilled by M-¢M,_

_guns landed from the British Cruiser Un- UBLNGE °,_mm_

daunted and foreigners believe they can Boyne Lodge No.

resist an attack. “nd 4511 F54!!! in

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The chinese are leaving the city “by “S” 8 P' ’“°"D M°N“”~

thousands.

St. Georges Lodge, No 1171

KILLING nnssrlms, wnlcoxmc narnvuvs. every Tuesday night, at 8 ociock,

0i1’er’sHall.-D J.

The Chinese are burni ilroad t-. -

°“ ra m* Laaywanmeraage,

erials, killing isolated Russians and des- md ard Fl,” in

troying coal mines near Laen Chang. Qgossugg, R Seay

L 0 Y B. A.-Mixpdi Loyil

Increasing hostility to Christians is re_ P,-g,;,mH_,_|1_

P°1'b¢<i f1`°¥I1 L8v0l‘¢8- . Lane Keeper of Records andSeal.

' second

The Protestant mission at Wei Halen CITY C°\m‘-in 139953 um

was burned on Monday. in “ch m°nt'h‘ Dr James

- » Mayor H. M. Davison, City

smruoUn‘s rnnlmus Posrrlon The Chain-lottetown`Scliool Bglrd

_ the Bret Monday of each month,

Admiral Seymour on Monday was eight Stewlm Sansa”

miles east of Tien Tsin terribly harassed, fo2.mTlBs.

with as killed, zoo wounded me only able 001121 Avonmw. I- 0 F . second

It

to hdd I _ fourth Tuesday’s of each month i

Wt two days Ong” chamc s Ha. Grafton St.--Renouf

Arelief column under a Russian com- COURT Mom" STIPKIN L 0 F in ander left on Monday to rescue him. md third mad” gg mb mgnih in

chanics Hall _ Grafton St.-- H. Buntain, Secy

NEW LIST. Prince George Encampment.

____ Foresters meets every Thursday

Vrlghts Hall.---Murdock McLeod

J“°°ff,' ions Archivist.

CourtGharlottetown C 0 F first

third Thursday Mechanics Hall.--F Mitchell Secy

Court Abegweit C 0 F meets

Foresters Hall Prowse Block. on second and fourth Thursday of

month.---H W Weeks, Rec-Secy

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Burlington _122E`

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Federal Steel Prid _nil

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ng St Johli’s Lodge in Masonic Temple,

ond Tuesday in month David

Lennan,Secy

Victoria Lodge in Masonic Temple, Mondayin month. J R. Davison Sec'y

Alexander Chapter Royal Arch

sons lu Masonic Temple, Bret

month except June July and August

J. Weldon, Secy

Prince Edward Preceptory No.

Knights Templars, 3rd Wednesday -“_ each month in Masonic Temple

' WASHINGTON, June 27.-(Special.)- Albert Edward Lodge nf Pathetic”

Showers, cooler,fair, brisk south westerly degree A. & A. S R. 3rd Thursday

babie squalls. ' his 3rd Wednesday. January All-‘L Jill!

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cmcnm MARKBrs° V Port La Joi‘;m;§ncamp“;.ent on

in each month --D B.

Wildey Lodge every Friday

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Baking Powder ..... ......,..e

__ _ _ __ an viemi-li now.--3. H. i dnl* J mvincaesmns.

A- ° llvldlr

m their hall in Victoria Bow W Boreliam, Secy

Alpha. Rebekah Lodge No 10

`, everyiix-stand thirdTuesday ev

John Hcliauchlin Secretary

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AndrewT Neweon,Secy

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