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VEWS FROM THE CAPITAL

RECEPTION OF THE PAPAL ABLEGATE

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Dobell’s Design While in England.

Orrawa, April 5.—The Papal delegate arrived here on Saturday. J.ast evening the Basilica was crowded while Mgr. Merry Delval received three addresses vue

in English, read by Mavor Bingham, for the city; one in French from various societies, and ove in Latin from the loca!

clergy.

Some discussion has arisen Hon. Mr. Dobeli’+ mistion to England. The fact is that he has gone to consult with Chamberlain and the Imperial Min- istry to obtain,"if possible, the latter’s con- sent to the proposed contract with the Peterson Company fur the Atlantic Service.

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FIELDING IN A TIGHT PLACE.

Chickens Coming Home to Roost—W1La‘ will he say or d> about it?

OTTAWA, April 5--Mr. Gillis, member for Richmond County, will on Tuesday inquire of the Ministry: “Does the de- spatch in the Halifax Chronicle, Decem- ber, 1894, represent correctly the utteranve of Hon. W. S. Fielding, then Provincial Secretary and Premier of Nova Scotia and now Minister of Finanec, who, in company with Hon. L. H. Davies, now Miuister of Mariue, at a public meeting, at Sydney, on the 10th December, 1894, is reported in said despatch as haying stated as follows:

* Referring to the coal trade he said the Liberal party would not preach one doc+ trme in Cape Breton and another in the rest of the Dominion. If the coal business could not be carried on without protection: it is better not to carry itonatall. Pro- tection Was not a necessity for its welfare?

“If the foregoing despatch is a correct | report of Hon. Mr. Fielding’s speech at Sidney, will his views as therein expreesed be carried into effect as regards the coal industry in the Tariff bill thatis to be submitted tous durivg the present ses- sion; if not, in what respect will the industry be treated differing from the views he then expressed ?” ty

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The Obstluacy of Greece Semi-Officially Deplored,

Sr. Perersavre, April 5—The semi- official Journal de St. Petersburg says that the aggressive, provocative attitude that Greece continues to maintain with such de- plorable obstinacy forces the powers, much

against their wish, to have recourse to the

blockade of the Gulf of Athens.

The same paper denounces the retention of Col. Vassos in Crete, and says it refuses to believe it possible that Greece will in- duig?e in such an extraordinary act of folly as a declaration of war would be. Con- tinuing, the Journal] says: “Inthe event of such a thing happening, Greece would undoubtedly be the aggressor. She would also be answerable for and would certainly have to endure the most serious conse- quences, and she would count on nobody’s

support.”

A MURDERERS DESIGN.

‘They Will:Never Land Richard Newman in Sydney Alive’’

San Francisco, April 5.—Buitler, alias Newman, Australian murderer, was conveyed to the steamer which sailed last night for Australia. Despite all the pre- cautions of the detectives Butler expects to cheat justice before Sydney is reached. To one of the guards he said: “I will never be hanged. They will never land Richard Newman io Sydney alive.”

Assignment in Montreal, Montreat, April. — Messrs. Hunt,

Bains & Co., fish dealers, ef this city, have assigned, Liabilities $12,000.

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THE DAILY Lene

CHARLOTTETOWN,

APRIL

5, 1897

MARKET REPORTS.

Life in Cheese—Fair Demands for Hams and Bacoa,

More

The Montreal Gazette of the lst inst., reports the cheese markets as ehowing more life in a speculative way and at a basis which hardly agrees with the very bearish circulars that have been sent across the Atlantic. It is understvod that two of the leading operators at Montreal bave been doing a It of contracting ip the Belleville district for April and part of May make at a range of 93 to Yjc. This is a pretty good price, being fully 2c. per pound above What prices on the new seasons make opened at Jast year.

The butter market is rather easier on new creamery under increased receipts, avd sales were made to day at 194c to 20c.

The demand for hams and bacon is fair, but the movement of pork and lard is small and prices are unchanged. We quote: —Canadian pork, $12 to $13 per

barrel; pure Canadian lard, in pally at 6c to om +, and compound refined at 456 to 5e per :b; name, ¥4c to lldc, and beaaeath 10 de per lb.

In Chicago pork improved 2}, closing $850 March, $850 April, $8534 May, $8.674 July. Lard was easier and closed Zic lower at $4.20 March, $4.20 April, $4.22) May, $4.32) Juiy, $4.42 Septem- ber. Short ribs closed $465 March, April ard May, $4.674 July.

The Liverpool provision market was steady. Pork closed 50+; lard, 228 34d; boneless long cut beavy bacon, 27-; long cut light, 26-; short cut heavy, 255; 6d, and tallow, 183 Gd,

It the Moutreal grain market the firm feeling continues in oats and prices have ao upward tendency, but no further ad- vance has taken place. There continues to be a good demand and all lots offering meet with aieady sale at 23$c for No 2 white ip store,

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Not Full Vet, The world is by no means full up yet. Queensland has still an area of 430,000, - 000 acres to a population of about 440, - 000 people. Its government hes lately been offering more tempting conditions to settlers, who may pow hold ordinary land fer 20 years at a rental of threcmepre per acre, while ‘‘scruly land’’ may bé se- lected in areas up to 10,900 acres and held for 80 years at a average rental per acre of very much leys than a penny. This ‘ought to be good news for many struggting fora bare living in the moth- er country. Of couxse the climati¢ con- ditions in many portions of the colony are trying, but so they,are in wéstern Australia, which, at the present titte is adding:750 per week to its population, aud the revenue of. Which has been in- creasiig at arate far outstripping the calculations of its treasurer. But this may be only temporary, and it may be that Queensland will be the home of millions of our fellow countrymen after the golden age in the west of the colo- nial continent has passed away.—West- minster Gazette.

Ancient Wills.

The antiquity of legal methods is curiGusly illustrated by the recent dis- covery of the oldest will extant. This uniqne document was unearthed by Professor Petrie at Kahum, Egypt, and is at least 4,000 years old. In its phra- seology the will is singularly modern in form, and it is said that it might be ad- mitted to probate today.

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INTERESTING NEWS NOTES S€LECT- ED FOR THE EXAMINER.

I) is stated in ministerial circles at Ma- crid that the proposed reforms in Cuba will be introduced into the adm aistration of thfe affairs of that island in the month of April.

President Kruger’s grandson, an officer of the Goverumeot at Krugersdrop, has been suspended from duty for having used insulting language to Queen Victoria, and au enquiry has been ordered in jis case.

In consequence of the request of the admirals in Creian waters, it has been decided that a farther battalion of six hun- dred men be forthwith sent to Crete by each power. The Welsh Fusiliers, at Malta, have been ordered to be ready to sail mumediately.

Crown Prince Constantine issued the following order to the Greek army on the frontier :—“It has pleased His Majesty Kiog George to entrust me with the high command of the army in Thessally. In taking up my duties at a critical hour, when great responsibilities are resting upon our Fatberlana, { feel convinced that you will all do your duty. Remain faithful to your oaths, and be patient and firm in order to evercome all difficulties. By obedience to the Jaws and your commander you will show that you possess the diseip - line which makes the strength and tne greatness of armies.”

ARE ALL BIGAMISTS.

luteresting Decision Kendered by a Wash- a Judge,

Judge Keane, of the Superior Court of the State of Washington, has decided that over fifty persons who have tecured di- vorces in that State during the past 33 years, are bigamists. During that time many residents of Eastern States went there for the purpose of securing divorces, and after having obtained the de-ired decree they have returaed to their native State and remarried. I[n ai cases, the court holds, where these seconi marriages took piace within six mouths after the decree of divorce was obtained, the party -otarryirg is guilty ot bigamy. ‘This dedikion is based upon an interpretation of theslaw whicn holds that for a period of “ix months after a divorce is pranted in that State the divorced parties cannot legally marry again.

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How to Make Scallop Saiad.

“A dish of cold scallops, surroznded with tomato jelly, and the whole cover- ed with a well made mayonnaise, is a very delicious and attractive one. The jelly is very simply made. It is merely the juice of a can of tomatoes mixed with boxes of gelatin and made intoa firm jelly. The scallops are the most difficult to get right, as it is next to im- possible to get the average cook to real- ize that they require hardly any cooking, one minute being an ample allowance; otherwise they toughen, and a tough, greasy scallop is of all things the most indigestible as well as the most unap- petizing. If properly cocked, scallops are delicious, either hot or cold, with a niayonnaise.

To fry scallops for a salad put a tea- spoonful of salt and half as much pepper in half a pint of fine sifted flour, roll the scullops in it and fry in deep boiling lard for a minute only. Put in the re- frigerator, and, when quite cold, dish with the jelly and mayomnaise.

How to Make Dollandaise Sauce.

One-half teacupful butter, juice of lemon, yolks. of 2 eggs, speck cayenne, due-half teaspoonful salt, one-half cup- fal boiling water. Beat butter to a eream, add yolks one at a time, then the other ingredients. Put bow] in boil- ing water and beat with egg beater until thick as soft enctara

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('thices— London, Eng., Toronto, Srokane, Ros-land and Victoria. This isan “A 1” investment, as the Conipany is positively the finest of its kind in Canada to-day; large and most reliable, owning some 21 of the best mining properties in British Columbia. (Hon. Geo. E. Foster, ex-Fin- ance Minister of Canada, President). The owner bought Jow when Company started, and needing cash, will sell this 2,000. 25c per share, (listed Toronto Stock List at 40c). Shares $l par value, fall paid and alsolutely non-assessabie. Address M. S., Box 704, City

Miss K. Walker, of Montreal, an expert millin-r who takes charge of Mesers. Stan- ley Bros. millinery department, arrived by the special from Georgetcwno yesterday afternoon. The ladies of Charlottetown will find in Miss Walker ao artist in her line and up to date in everything pertaining to millinery. She can be consnited from 9 a.m. to 6 p. m. da:ly at Messrs. Stanley Bros mill nery rooms.

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