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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTPETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, TUESDAY APRIL 25 1899.--8 PAGES

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it nel 1-lil of the cold standfird A Repub

sein us? En<>1a-_d‘s workingmeu peti

_. W ._ - ~ ' -”” G i ' "" "' " , ' " ' ‘vvlf ~ . -1; _ 4 gi i _

It is the bi-nietiillist who can afford to I ‘ V

’ look with contempt upon gold bugs.” A M _ I S.

~McKii:ley sent a commission," he '-- _ conmued, .iw Em-0p,;_ asking help to . Again Laid (lit, This Time With a Broken

- . Paddle Wheel.

_ _ lic:-in Congress: stood behind him. lt| _ 7 pl ` A _......._.. l -would noi vote $100,000 in gsirid oil i _ - ._

the cold standard it it was not good to ,Y _ ~

ll, keep. Why did France, with a gold

iioiied the Gozsrsnisnt for bi-nietallisni. l ` ` ` _ The steamer will be laid up a month. '

England did not join with _us, because . ' - - ~ - . . . ‘ This spiendid steam 1. has had an _

English bankers. meeting in secrsnjin- \ D p a lucky succession ot nilnor accidents. all Smkm

iluenced the Government, England con- I V 7

nn in ne Alabama _isa;“;z°f;,a.;'f“‘:;z;tf.;.» i;;;°“.‘~;:.;f?s Ani chili. = Ma¢h,,iS,_ S sumti or insist

States. ‘ _

--Yau howl w r» called hard names in 'lhlay Employ American Experts sto Tenchi mg 5

”“'-'“ ' 1896. but voti hav.in`t a name hzitd --_ \ pwpk |:"m|ng_ .

cnuuffh to' tres-» .ne from protesting __ _ ______ _

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iiriusiiciiisiil CAME BY S- S-s STANLEY- _ Ai i>ieAi>iilN's isLANi> __‘;';:‘;;~,;‘§;"€§”Z;,i§$§L3ii. ‘iifilii AN to

. c'_i;nti".°.~ _ _

I " - , 0 ,, d the tfusts so ________ posal of getting twoAmerican agricull

__ ‘- n 1895 we pp.ss ’

much that th ;_\_;' all opposed us. W c 1 " ""“_'_ tural experts to advise as to the agricul- __________

Std 1 I ” <“"““"‘ft»llV mmf "W ` tural develo ment of his ootlnlfy. ‘

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Slaleg BOIIOW 'Illia Republicans: are trying topoiga. ,Speak In Highest Terms Of In VanC0uVe1f Harbor' ii. 'P A » _ _ A' ueved to we

‘ A A _ s I u'z.e a p-.ip_i' nionny trust, to turn over _ _ _

gstatue 0: William the the in0iisyis..iii@~ _mths national stinks.; The 'l`l'€allllCl1’t They l C1{yAg5¢1-[5 115 Rlght A ____. _ .DW

C _ Unless tr-n>t< are irirottled there lisd no , Received it ,B Wm Elgmd ¢¢mw|¢ to A|,,-,nge gh, Nm.; 0 amen

-.13 _ ,b f I its .sung men 0 0- ay. . .. _ A A 1 ° Onqn rm. l\'2ni?§k1(ienii»i_icins to help us save Y I-'aW° A raguailianal 'l‘reaty._ __ 1_1 H1lfdU&¢

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v Y A .1 22- Th A1 (3-A(l):~i_re,d;ii ;):iirii[di:ig army is a burden _ ”'“”" WA9HINGT°N~ A-Pnl 24* (SI-‘°°i°l)"~"

" pm °"° 8 ` to tax- av<>~ and a menace to the gre- l England, while willing to abrogate the

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itlivps;;i1]t;i:_{"}¢i?pi;ici1tyd 1; gh _public 'lnis nation can dppe(;id_npnn leaéngoéipréitppprgppxpviilirgayxé Vanooovnn, April. 24.-(Spec1al)- Clayton-Bulwer treaty, has made -it

Umm; lam evening to vlgdhlifttie can de en It m and child of the ill-fated Caspian had Ja8°Rus§eu and wue` t°tm°r1y _ I`°fIPl°'i” that 3h°i°xP°°t5 “'°‘!"iV31°°t- 1 0

Colonel William ennings Bryan. °H ` v' d I make more a_ri'ived_in the city via the Stanley hes- D°uglast°lm'_ Mlmmulm' `rec`eNe(l fha l

‘_ ' - . ’ ' _ _ ` at P ' A A "

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a word lunatic is

I d E ofthe _Pl:ulippine6? Gov

term thi’ gold bug xnmehltphlyorone man backed by force

nseierderence to us for he thus _ . h Med

init iii mental respoiisisiiiiy_ i1;digppgisnhlgegtglpipgnzsagesgf not

mm bn" dWi.d"s. plwple mm two_ for the Filipinos, but for the American

me The first is that in favor of _gold | Peo 318’ whq may not, by _becoming

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other those opposed and believes b 1. 1. 4 no use talking to the latter. We ':;’Cu;f1°1u;Ed(;;)_ iiipatsgosf Cphgsagi- gold bugs into two classes, but ity-lthferi out 0195 'Gaming gum The m argumg with mme oppowdl man who i~ hit doesn’t need the

oi=i= Bucs.

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_ Gospel. ltwe are - 10 b8G0U19 an

' empire. let us send Bartholdi"s Sliiillo

back to France and go to England and borrow ri. statue of William the Con- queror. Lst us treat the Filipinos 2-3 we would the Cubans and we will ereC`» 1D

gthe harbour of Mfiiiila a new sta't\10 Of

BLST THAT BRDW _

Suniiysln-

I nom. amine sown” i-1),, new vonx.

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Just opened up our first shipment of womens American boots ~“The Ponseo” manufactured by Howes & Co.

Haverhill, Mass. » We have control of these goods in Charlottetown. We consider them good value when we bought them, and they are up to sample-there’s 8- finish about them that you`ll admit.

We

said more than he wished, the captain B8.ld! . 7 ’

ning before a north wind when struck by a tornado. It was more like thunder than wind. It parted the rigging on the port side. unstepping the masts,

the deck. carrying away the fore-house and boats. The hurricane lasted 20 hours after the vessel became dis-

three months. but of course, we had no

stove in the cibin. _

r o _ _ ` about 3 oblock she commenced to bear

' Ba er down upon us. The Caspian was

A _ rolling and apparently in a dangerous

BEST THAT Gnuws condition. The Sagamore’s boat was

fr instantl manned b two odicers and ‘ ~°""""°“'

_ Ma pure" 7 ! y

de mn three' men and was alon side in a few

nmi iii iariii vigiiiiii sein, mam of .,,i......,,_ _T,,,,_, W., §,..,,,., ..,.,,.._._ » r 1899 Catalogue for newT *'”" ment aboard the Sagamore. The boat

PEA SEEDS. made tour trips in order to take off the

. - :ITB ‘crew and baggage. At the order of

the Commodore of the Sagamore the

aganlst un1° Caspian was -set on tire.

"--' Mrs. Gordon speaks highly of the

a I ' thcgreatest

Booksellers. and Printers, “‘°°““*° °f fi” P'°”°*““Y

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°‘WeleftHaliiax on the 29th of March";0cURBTooTnA ` minute dh Fmtnudl Ban" SW' bond for Jacksonville nd _all yorrmuneathwlr- _ __

went well until about-H z-le-’elock

BQNERVOL .%e ?o1rm;#g_v lplmp: ` _ w

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on Wednesday April 5th. We were run-

which fell over to star hoard, raising

inasted. We had suliicicnt water how- ever, and We were provisioned for

means of cooking except over the little

“Cn the following day we sighted a steamer, but although we were in plain 1 view she disregarded our slonals and

.Liseriyiniiis on \v0i»ifi_°= if _ ' _ _ _ _ "___ 3 _ _

I 5 ». f ,P‘_t_méa_16d on her Way. A view days 1', tosgptain Gordon belongs to Georg* A 1 _

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S. S. Halifax for their ' many acts of ternational chess match between Amari-

kindness extended to them in the pas- ;'_, can and British students, ended igga and rougher of sag from Halifax to Boston. ‘lvicto for the Oxford and Cambri o my” ‘mm

The New York Herald published jlcombliiiation by 3§ to 25 games. _ A tm* stake two oi 2 we

large cuts of Mrs. Gordon and of herf lawn”

little' Girl Helen of the barque Caspian ‘ » _

as phehtogrnphed from :ne Sagamore _

while lying in a. dismastod condition. ' 5 Cant. Gordon was' half owner of the; F lCaspian, which was a craft of 297 tons, it ` 0 'Z

I and there was no insurance on the ship. ` J Those rescued besides the captain and ‘ his wife and daughter were Jan;tes_ Downie, ot Halifax, first mate; William 3 l'I?racy, second mate; Jnines McLeod, ‘l steward and three sea new l

person assed in he nas given what has happupne 0 b t Re tin-nd himself and after save,-9_1 ,mano word that they are heirs to a million .__

P soldiers necessai Nothinv il a

» Whwh read in Pa" pubhcan Adminlglrauon 'rife president oessful attempts iinally located him ounds left by a distant relative m 'C 0 _ ~ _

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‘truss "°“' of s;:::;:;°;: °t,,”:'.~ fs?-i.“°”i* ff" .....;':‘.‘f*°°' .t"..”~”fn°“‘1~ 0

° .r _ Theeis no trouble in orto ico. - is - t co_r ia. y - - - ' - ~ 'l fn! *W 6. 0810;' OBP- i cut

llollvvr US fr0lI! NMI Q'12*)"Sj.V;e¥,emy ,linusand smdiers are wanted: welcome the natural trend of_ this con- h Rlzslseu is 8' machlmstf Wmkmg m a» April wheat,---; corn, 34i;.¢_atl,_}

5I9t°‘° ~ ll to carry the benign messing of freedom versa.t_1on drifted to _the capta1u’s recent V Um 9 “'9'V- _ 26; pork, 9.00. » '

deliver ns from Tom Platt’s and p to 9,900,000 Fmpinos_ who Wm P” experience. Captrm Gordon however J Theo. Ludgate and ia party of work. lhywkeat, ,735 ; oem, 845; oats,26§ I clutches. _ . . b had -a remembrance of meeting report- - ha G, bam an-estedf at Deadmanis pork,_9.00 ~ »

_ _ _ thecost? lfthe Filipinos, theymust e _ V _ men v _ V . _ » _ _;_ ,_ -.

1 'B a mmm' taxed four times as hiirh as Spain taxed "9 before and “ld "SONG Of U59 iltliplgljh ysfmd ¢,.ying.,¢~§“et fa sawmill on 13:1! Wlléifh 74360111, 35k

istlie people’s cause.” ' _ _ ’ 1 _ in the New__Y___ork H _ -daaggqga §i~§¢‘. g ~ _` V _ ,_9_17§__* _

Bryan, inthe course of his ad- 3:32’ £§2 §;%;<_§ »@¢wyohd ‘What heB?],;da_‘have §§md_,5 property claimed as part- of the city P0 -V I - '_ i “med at i<»»=f»= ~=» the mo-my _ Y ‘ 1 i....i.i. when as-md on nothing would be frm- s onsss

. . tax a ers. Common peop e

HEhs°'gh°'.‘ fans §;b]ec§:huIt‘ so dihrsd and syndicates get the money

6 . ns Hn vi ug ave uaid for war. Shall we call out Chief Z0 1 - _- - _ '

mg; "md when 'I-talkl Executr e President of tho Uillfad Sm”

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3|»£\¢£q¢3QQ3

kindness extended to herself and little one while on the yacht and aiso after 5 arriving in New York. Mrs. Gordon thinks that the Dominion Government should do something- to recognize the kindness extended by the oiiicers and

°'a,‘;f;:;i.:§;°°.;:;‘;i.. ,. JAS. PATON t& 00, GEO GARTER &

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thank Capt. Pye and the oilicers ot the ) sa 3 3’ ‘lg 39 *APL 22’ d 3i vu SEEDMAN

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mimics 3

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ls so good,

so economical, you really can’t

aifo/rd to be without it.

A pure hard §oaii cents a cake.

Your grocer sells it. If not,'change your

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For a’ That ` _ i ' _

-A But for correct styles and right prices buy the world renowned hats' made _by Wm Wtlllrlnsoli C0 _ __ Q London or Gordon nennei sion. "London, We have them for sais.. ences $1 00 1 50 2-00

S I).£§. Merchant Tailor, Morris

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. la er we saw a schooner, but she also ' . is _ \ I v

ne “"9 ima ls 3 Slmllg 0ll9» passed us by, and on Thursday, the diy I ` = Q il M WE . before we were picked up, a bark, ap- ' r-»¢¢a>n-»ao<»»<-»m-»-»~»-»<a _ “fy t

` ' parentlyNorwegiau, passed ns close \ §

without paying any attention to us. i _ 1) \` - _ '

i The Sairamore was signalled and . = - , \

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fabrics are on our counters and seem

a to bid defiance to blizzarda and every

other feature of cold. They are Warm in tone, striking in shade. sound in

weave, and altogether the prettiest

collection for spring wear ever shown in on’T0wii. dome and see the new silks and dress goods here as you can see them nowhere else in Ch’Town. Price from 45c up D $1.00 ’

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Drosr. April .24_.-_-(Special)-_-The

Dominion Atlantic Railway steamer

standaid for twenty-tive years, vote to _-_ ~ ‘i . Pm,m°_Rup-art had mm ?t ho: Paddles!

- -_ *_* _ : badly damaged by working loose. . _,_

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