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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN. PRINCE

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nowaan ISLAND, -rUasoAs`§;i‘iiX_r;e‘; is

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gr-lg-nf*

Heavy Losses on

Boers in Natal.

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RELIEF IS

Tomorrow Free

to be Annexed--_Army Rest a Few Days.

1_-_-1

REST A FEW DAYS. 1”, ii. -<spe¢ia1.>-Gen-

in touch with the

die belief is that Roberts will

a short rest before push-

m Pretoria.

T0 BE AN XIIXED.

that the Free Staters have alliance with the Transvaal

a proclamation willbe issued ‘he Free State to the British when our troops mach Vaal

RELIEF BY WEDNESDAY.

'ymr Odice has expressed the ex-

of the relief of Mafeking

,imap nnasaxr wuz success.

ifircnfell and Brabant have iiswberrys mills capturing a jytity of flour and grain and

completely out.

Av REPAI Rs

vrxssvrcronr.

htel Boller has gained an i_mpor-

clauses and expects to occupy to-day.

lost heavily in the battle.

ifar. Mr. Pineau has come over to the

W »

Steyn has gone _I_-Ieifibron repairs are progressing and

are said to bemassing at

linda." He that takes now you may build

and prevent serious ill-

THE DEBATE

IS RESUMED.

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3 Pettrs Concludes his Address-he Mr. -Reid’s

l' Able Speech -Mr

. Gordon Replies.

l . Monday May 24.

House niet at 4,43. Mr. A. P. Provvse

introduced a bill to incorporate the Murray Harbor South Fishermeu's Freezing Co., which was read a first time and referred to the private bills committee. Mr. Rogers on behalf of thc Printing

Committee reported that they had receiv- ed our tenders. Tender of John Coombs_ $1.70 per page for printing, 20 cents for _ 5 binding and 8 cents for stitching was recommended. l Mr. A. Peters resumed the debate on the _draft address. He said that the Examiner newspaper had challenged some of his statements made on Friday concernin g the sending of the Canadian1Contingent.

_other side of this House because of the attitude of the Conservatives. The action of the Conservative Party did impede the Q sending of the Contingent without a ` doubt. Mr. Laurier sent the Contingent - and expended $2,611,000 without a vote of _ parliament. The Conservative party need mot ‘point the linger of scum. at the

ishable articles may be placed on the mar- kets in first class condition. At the last session this Legislature passed a dairying act and a dairying instructor was a boon to the trade. The dairy industry is devel-

_oping. There ara now 40 factories and ~5000°patrons. _ _ _

‘_ A visit to P, W. C. will be appreciated _ by all. The annex tothe Asylum has been let; a new superintendent has been ap- pokited. A brush factory has been start- ed ,much to the benelit of the patients. The fishery award is another matter and

f as ourclaim is validand goodws will get

lover one million dollaiis. When we re.- ceive it we will be able to construct pub- ` lic works and perhaps remove some of the

_ l taxation. The Hillsboro bridge will 'l e

The Conservative Party have gone too -_ Dum and a huge amount of modéy Wm be

circulated; Great Britain has been at war, not from choice but because herterritory

was invaded and Boers shot d0v7)i.British

been deepened because our citizensnle at the front and have acquittelifthemselves equal if not superior to rBritain's. men. Our hearts have syinpathlzed with .those , who have been called to mourn for their

- French Canadians as their blood is found to-day in the front_ of battle. There is one other subject namely thehfurray lHarbor Railway and the Bridge. -He claimed it wa-sa sorry day when D. A. McKinnon was put out of the House. No man worked harder than he to bring about the construction of the work: Nothing but deficits marked the career of the Conservative party.

Mr. Cainpb 1.-We have forgotten

what the Liberals have done. Tell us again. Produce that brush

, Mr. Peters-Use your eyes. Mr. Peters - then moved that the House resolve it- self into a committee to consider the Address. _

Mr. Reid in rising to second the address said that Mr.}_Peters had fully entered into the different subjects. The honorable gentlemen of the Opposi- tion willremember that we have been in session for some days and very little has been done. He had heard some complaints

g¢T“l'i5?i“e nrirfwsriemmiuoed in His Honor’s speech of the great prosperitli' 05

P

mode of farming in this country has changed. The old method used to be to _ exhaust the soil but today the tenden¢7 is toincrcase the dairying induétfy which Wm bethe tlnancial salvation ot the Province. The Government have encoiiaged by b< 11-

solute ease, fashionable

E

Ii°s an easy matter to

make a _pretty _shoe

-without comfort or a comfortable shoe with

out beauty or style. but to combine glove fir, ab-

elcganca _and excellent wearing quality is art in shoe making. Our

n’s Shoes”

es. We would be pleased to show you our new spring styles.

fine Dongola Oxford

$2.10

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1s.'oi¢6ipi¢'&‘e.i

1 »-,_

ex_8-"S. From- viii

'Nl

x

manufactured at the Asylum. l

as to the latensss of the session The Hon* _ _ __ » c , _ A _ . __ -- ’ _ _ mlhottothe _»~<A`\'»_»th - 0 members___l¥.ve it in _theirewn hgndne-teimféy _‘_v_.a_x_-Rio Q5; wa;6ne_ity

l sons whosli-.ep beneath thesands of Africafs veldt. \Var is a` horrible thing. When we ’ read of hunger cold and hardships, when we grasp

the terrible earnage we hope for ar=-

bitratioii, ivehope tosee the day _ when war shall* be no more, A

Hon. Mr. Gordon complimented _the

mover and seconder . The seconder who is comparatively a new member has 'cert- ainly taken the ear of the -House. The imover being ii lawyer he does not de- serve very niuch praiseas it is his bus- iness. The mover referred at great len _rth to t-hc race cry.- We know. that [if any man lives todaywlioisbroad it is

-Sir Charles Tuppcr. He is looked

upon as a man of _ broad views., _The race ery ; has been raised by the members of the Liberal

1 party. This province has nothing to com- * plain of in ' the way of = ’ ' - could

inot obtain very much for

ifamine. The farmers however

‘cereals We have sent men-=.-A

4

1 ion and that was to raise- Canada -_:ii 5 eyes of the nations. Those who will have

soldiers. Our interest in tli'e_ xnenf has

_will only hold seats on the Judical corp--1

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To Be Created at Imper-

. , _

ial Cost,

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L , ` ‘V

EAt`Hl GREAT C0l.0NY-A

To Have One, First as Mem-e

ber of Judicial Committee'

--'-Clalial Criminals. _ .*

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nrivaurrnns couurrrnn. ' ' "`

“WEL1..mn Ont, May 14.-(Special.)- To-day Messages, /Dullman, Nolan' and

_Wa1sh, the alleged dynamitcrs the

_canal lock were com mitted _for trial. '

LONDON. May, 14.-(Sp_0Cl&l.)'-C0l0Dl8.l _Secretary Chamberlain _to-day presented '

the Australia Federation Scheme.-in they

Commons and in _announcing that the Gov-_

__¢rnment would amend- the billso asto _ continue the -right of -sppesrmene P1-i`vy_ ‘Council said it was intended to give Can- ada, Australia, India. and South Africa.

each one representivc on the Judicial Com-

mittee for seven years. _ _ Tliey will then be made permanent and

life members of the House of Lords and

l paid for by the Imperial Government, but

mittee for seven years. ’ -._

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GERMANY

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the Ind' The em °fDr°sperHy has contiwlto contends with Britain will have more ' » " 9 " . Q. _ ` feats-ry. _ _ _ - f “ed and expanded' The way the Domi”-ithan they realize. It is dangerous and ‘ L il C,°,m_ ‘Mcmnaid moved i°“ G°'°"“m°°t' has managed the asm” - foolish to assert that the Conservatives re- ' "“’- ° i l A Conn' ‘What-'.r that that co:iimuniciHou

32:22 i'§°.§'ir‘i.“.f.f.°.'{f.§d t¥»§`¢‘§7§§°1i§5‘oT.§1."““d°d°h°S<=m1i»s 6fc»eC°==w=s»i==L_iThe_ _ _ f o...;~.’o;. asia-.e -

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.v.‘.;‘I?.i.i.";“i.fI.’$..‘?€.°l’l°.?.f.i.‘11’.§‘I.’3.‘§.i‘i“,.;Z.‘i;f°1;°c- 1;; ren ge e»i;,#;;_,~“;_»i _ if ' ' ' ‘ I for the develo ment of dairying. Thelxopiggn ’3;at'°q3;;°i0uf"reT$u8and8t g ' A ei A ‘* Uh°KiEh¢ 2-hind!-_;-_._ ; _ _-

.‘:.:°..°a;r;:e.f°a.os _ a - New Yeas-siociesf-1 distrlcthascontributed. TheCJnservat`_ |` “ - "_°"" ‘ *` ' i _ _-_ _ _ _ ,

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“ing telephone and 'telegraph system;

E-;___._.:_‘._i.i;_- __ $5.1,-.;___i,é_. _i

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A -$il_00i VMEG El’

The resale-r_ monthly im

City Council to0k__p1.¢,¢-ru Worship and all the Counci

Sent. ‘After the readingof the

a. number ot bills xvemnga ma ',.,,d_ ' iAi>P.\i°°ti°1=§ were :emi nom- Wm. Smith, Arthur Jas. Harper and J. McDonald, Covebead Road, for the' :ibn ~ofi>oli‘eeman. ‘ - _‘ '

Conn. »IluDonald moved., gugndgqi;

Carried. _.

A petition was read

citizens -asking for ti 1»w1sae¢i».o° the sp.-1 His__._Worsliip_subiii

plans.

_ _ A petition was read 1;

éitiizens' asking for th;

Bishop Street to connect with

Street. - _ _ _

_ Conn. Lyons _moved that Bjalls and Tanton be a committee to into the matter and report at next ing. - Carried. j ' ' _Q Y ‘

from the Mayor of Toronto with to the Goverment ownership 'of

theDouiinlon

Conn. Whear spoke in reiencxleeto

existing need and moved a similar

tion the one passed by the

Council. V _ " _

’His»Warship- -referred ito- the

system in England. said that it “early #S _<-#wav °°_ me 9; *cleave 1# is to sit down and write a lettler,

question. This Provinceis- -fleece!! than _people can imiigiue- The telephone wwvwy i>°SS<=_SS raver Whisk the City Council and is e_qusl_to

lature. In 0`tl‘;ér`cities a obtain ed for $5.09,‘hei'e

the matter were under-ftise

gthe telephone ;posts_-_ would _be P¢°P1° ware' “¥"i"." ;";°.'Vf3§'.3»°§§;` “hs” ;“’°_ here is nei_?36=15l_¢‘ telegraph communicatl`tin." Vi i'

communication was

eucetogtlie

¢

.e_~¢°;isri1ani-miss--=ewa@ police force <a'skiiig` for fam

Mr _T C. Burns, the wel

nia`n,`says: "‘Kum=t-ortemu

pa.rtyare'pleased‘ to see the bridge con-* - ‘ *_ 7 s' - -_ » Clmingprigeg ` _ __ Mg

structed if it will meet the requirements, Amerlcan_ASuig;_i_r

_ _ ofthe people. Last session on plan was » _ .- f i _f _~ _ _ tm¢,=`i¢',;n_ 53951

"” ~ ~ _DSC38115 °°1d“°"“¥°» ln °rde‘;__th”‘t pei' shown 17 feet in width. Since then the x f » ; . ._ ' e - 'Ameriggn _

l l 1 r 4 - l V' ,_ - _ ' _ __

- . - " h dtdl .lb ~- -_ ---_ -- 3 ' .-

»---»f -M °s ge - releases; _..:;e.;_f.‘z,;....‘:,.z:e;;‘;;. e - g,,,,~°c°_,_,,=f_ “- a.ry use have advanced. 8_1! CY? lm' 0 .__-_ ` v. ___ 7 tm bf-th meet.n`g" ’ ~ _fi _ ` ’ - ~_~ - ‘ G I. “IT b ment’iS10c'_Thep0pularprlCe' ho bet_'cl5i?i?i;‘ ‘Ellie ilgehj Eiiigipazigu ethat the Pieces ‘ln Pres; iFedei°l;§zSteelo`

ter Linimeut made at any pnce'_ _A l; 'df " "ffrcein nt was made. A W ` °`4 A 2 V) ‘l Steel Prid `

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Confectionery

Fruit

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' 7 ' } Mr. Farquhzirson rose to a point oforder ence of hfs Mother ‘~ ‘ mjuisville and Nashville ,_

and said that he never made such a ' ' ° » ' ~N9w Ym-k Qgptml statement directly or indirectly previous Insane Suicide god; 151334 _ `

®~,_ 1 to the day it- was signed. ’ __ ` ' ' _ ` ' _ Paul _

‘ `- Mr.Shaw-_-The leader of the Govern- - -_ ` --~=--` _ - __ _Tanner-,'5¢¢ (joaiand I-um 94

ment at Vernon 'River said that the » ~ - ~ "Ui\i¢nPg,,¢1>,'fd l' SQ

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today.

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picked up‘ the' pieces other lifeless -and earned tbem\hum€'zn1icrapmn._

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R¢.3d up the Merchant O ,sgreeinent wasninde. ' ` _ _ __ _ canst/lnr vansnsnsrrxn s'urns._ . ‘ "I_UniteclStatecRii~bbe1r _ _ --

Mr A A.Ma Lean said that he was att NEW YORX Ma H _(S I l)__D I Ani-ll Oottoifosr 1(1) lbs li

iorocai e gaaa he .1 Maru- Y P°°“ ‘P° gmnqg mgggfg

V¢Il1~C T116 gl‘€2lt Sl’l3k’3S `a:_‘_’_;_s0:_ mlsggtzle clmm M matic circles says that Germany will heed

ho ma in ~ - _ . _ - _

g _ ‘ M,-_ jg,,,rquh,,_rs0n_Nev¢r bcfgm me cgn- the warning of the United States _ Crncae-io, May 14.-`-(S'peeial.)--The foil-'I

pearian play to be gzerfoxfiiieclpara;-ewes signgd Zadie.; .-0. _The agfee- gar<1_iec__ the -Mvnwe Dsétriue and wairi_iowingu»eoh¢ei°;;ugm¢,.; _ _ _ » k ‘.¥.::..':a;.f.‘z.‘:§.ife,_......... »#~r;'f..¥;t’;.‘f;.o“°~ " °°‘“' -“e”

Wee e_,_m”»sR0ad stated that he and__Mr_ 5bl_3_»;_l`t1_\§ filUlt|~`?`1 U18 Se t_

' " ` " ' `- irLouis Davies_at1Monct-° HV mc- vw ; iiseuevery- iD10m89i6

_ _ _ _ _ __p4!1_lia1‘_sdnm@:_t__S ._ ._ _ __ _ _ ____ _ __ ___

-.Chambers authorised addition U11- Tlf°E"¢‘”°°","“" *°“”f°’ “Bd ‘he "°"°' “’ "P'°"°”* *"‘°iU°‘*¢‘1 A-sms*

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___, . _ <f_:'Mr5Gmf'éoiF==lsanagreementmadethat ’ f_ 5 x. _-_- _j __

25g, isinot signed? He' would tellthe Leader WI_I¢I.HANG.- _ - __ _ _ _ .

‘of the Government thatabridgewas pro-_T __ _ - » :;f_M.. _

posed whicli'wii‘sbey'ond conrpreliensiou QUEBEC' ay 14

-HASZARD lo MUURE _M-.Go-don W.-_ .r..»a.»k f°cf»ir“ed.ls=ve=1vue --fe 1 _ _ ' and House adjourned’ until this .miorning _-T0S€Dh IlY\1l‘f}¢I'€l*S tolbedianged "" A ° t10o'clock. T' 1- _ iJu],g6th__ , Y

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