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COLLISION ON THE 6. P. R,

Between Freight and Passenger Trains,

RUN HEAD ON NEAR MATTA.- WAMEEAG, MAINE No one Killed, Severa) Bruised, Cars

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schooner W O Suow of Boston is missing A Serious Situation. Mantra, Jasuaty 2-—The following : ; . . 2 - 7 despatch, dated Friday afternoon, De- cember 30.b, at Iloilo, I-land of Pansay,

en hemes antiven, fally armed are at

has juss been received by des patch boat, | telegraph communication with Ilolo nol Dbaving been resumed:

“The situation at Ilol» is grave. Fif-

Steamship Disabled. ;

(Srectat ro Tag Examen.)

New Yore, Jan 5— The s‘eamsbip Mesaba stood by the disabled Cactania for | 22 hours and lost her in the night. The tow line partied. The Catania bas 25 m ao aboard.

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(Spectat ro Tze Exauryen.] Lesvos, Jan. 5.—A slight earthquake occurred at Constantinople |

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Telephon# Commanication

He eaid: “It is not

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euffic ent to preserve our colonial domains in their comple‘e integrity as the sacred heritage of the nation, but they must be

d velop d as the solid basis of our eco- nomic regeneration .”’

Great Britain and Spain.

circles here lare warmly discxesi the attitude of

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“as mr Mel a eurburb of Il» 0. Seventeen \in the Balearic Islands and other strate oma cal te ; wast woman coud be contented with a rickety od 4% dh onal more, it is reported, are awaiting | points, so as to render Gibralter unasesi a g tati? @nd snbadody Old fasnioned cha rs If your = or lers to embark at several po nts on the pab e. The negotiations on the subsect ~ og Om farniture 10e8 pot suit you, or you ont Som ?- aT is] 40 i of Negros, 15 bourse Fali irom ' have ben ip abeyance wing ts » Pre mier Y zg better or more modern, call and see how W ELL e [ioilo. | Sagasta’s i'lness, but it is bilieve 1 that | ro an supply you fora VERY little money wt *“Allthe women bave withdrawn and | Spin, inflaenced by France and Rassia, | Cae : - + -— :* ‘ «<7 . : : ; : b 4 na many families have taken refuge with the/ »i}) resist the demands of Great Britain, SS we or ag The rebels, after a con- | sc | 2 Vy , Mw tation, insist upon insction until General Se Aid : ) 4 0 pal ¢ son oy howls sido shall bave bees heard from. Chemical Discovery. | > 7 eore Se te ay General Mil iey, when this ‘emand was ' spay Be he NEO Ss Ne OF ME Pe LF Se Fg SL <9 We Fe bq SE ee dm Vee \Grst made, declined to concede it and} Panis. January 2.—It is stated that —— : aT =Z = one © 2 = = ~ _— --— - = : : ii at, i : Ani J20U0 ~ . DP NAPS 7 ec =} “eS Bers so SPE Fe ot estas S35 We de “o? 1 ' iasisted zpon an answer being given bV i Dr. Bee ner a! ha: aanounced to the Aca- ' - - : ne ae eae EE eT OO today. Atthe same time be bas} lemy of Science the discov ery of a new : ! given a-surance that lives JT emical substance which has @ close | wpe 7 oN £4 oom I would be protected. } ity to barium. lts dis scoverer M. M a5 Ke Ee SJE a 2 | Ot ds de i Mi eo eee te eee " ay ei iv ies see “ee The rore ZO fest uFri€ and Dremons, nave 0am it: aiUlis ~ = ‘* Genera! Miller to gra 3 sOsensitive to light that it will} : F ' mn} . ‘Good sired by the rebel:,asa fi photographic impressions. 7 mani = a nevitableloss. This siso Gene : — — P ’ ha a, vit | refused. : French Officers Arrested | ‘At the designated time arative com<j z | “A lees ease anaes alice | te ; eee Aen eer eee eee: ee tae _Thirty officers have AGEN r xz \W . as * transpo rt Newport and asked [for sel ay, a 2 — : aie : ; 2 y Cc iayc ust received - eayi og they wer ~ unab-e va centro! i Seer a ‘i . a . : ‘die a ‘army, whic ao commande toe “ty anai**7> -& gelatin a . os Ig i a » a - : "A4 ‘ h: . J is _ ee in steried : ae — ; rloe to er ble y th a Xt WW ~“ ins th. om 3 cases at D ure Gast j e * sur roundi oz country. Genera! Miller |‘ Ind star i oy the iiore & arice to es i€ —— a z "5 | refused and prepared to land forces, send- | Mme Henry tomeet the expenses of ber | iti = id - ~~ swe - = : ‘ j Ps of ose : ; Union Assuran " ne! at | dap. ling an emiseary back to Manila for | coutemp! ated prosecution of M Joseph waa SU allGe WUYU iLY a ‘* nstructious | Rei usch, editor of the Rept a0 que Fr aacais Dp . A rapid seller, oc pe Same I shate |and conservative depaty for the district of Phoeniy Ass. Co. of I nde : “ Bes 2 Cacti 120 ne *k “The rebels sre strengthening - their jt eee t,o bear taro ht ; L = eveilid ASS. U0, OL LC RGON ) aes gobmage.. | position and sre preparing to resist, | Dice, for declaring ber ‘ate hus band, Lieu- ' anon : Semele Wiel nr a traitor. aL, pound. iad * The streets of Ilolo are full of armed | ‘ea8nt Colone! Henry, — ; J We bave an immense st( ck of oo : ; ; saliniiclis : i strong Dngiisn * a “ e placed samples on * soldiers, who are constantly entering | > ie int soap, | cea © uss 0 ? a , renis ily vy thelr Children ; re well pant 01 Po 28 aii in either dir rection. There ie great ex- | ee ee een > Vos, are we centre table and ask you to com- eee lathe: at withthem.” The mother should a'low ' . cas citement whi ich |i increased by the ép- P : . Island for pare prices. This is a legitimate we ; ' oe ee : no false modesty to stand ia the way of her s5ia&i : r i aa 3 i pearance of the Sel Ooat E} Cano fyi og i . at nF" ‘ ; : . ‘ine Of ours. We oS oo be Spauis b flag. The publi c build: ngs dauzhter’s knowledge Of berseif, of her preva, icSS ll: S CULNG iOSsSes. ' il -¢ rs Se, 2 > : : ce th *Pigte - “2 + : i ¥ =, boat aay o- — Pure Scaps : churches ant d boats along the griver are possibilities, of ber et For ~—— Combined Assets fe 000 000 x. ap Oo Beer * | flied with rebels thirty yesre Dr Pierce has used his ¥ : . sie Ik . : - ea eo ’ ; ho Weunnetts . he deena ich | “Favorite Prescription” as a strengthener, ) 7 * “The Newport S boat > a3 the Gespa ich he hee af ten Si organs, ina seated ie, = ye “isis Se | REDDIN, Phim, B. | boat which carries this meseage is about | *.PUrUET, Of feminine Oren: | ral, | -? x a leaving, are being lowered ith four | S0othing a It searches agew weak : a . . e - ? 2 aaa a.” ; eS | machine gune mounted iv their bows. {SPY #9 a —_ a e sleahl i. 7 : Ceniral Drag Store ‘* | The lighters arejalongside the United States |W wuld rere creer shou Agnostic” > thrate,” ‘Christianity and | = S di ltransport Arizona. The United States|*%e™d 31 cents to the ‘orld’e Dispensary SOR. Brice ha pet: dS oe, ae hae az; Sunnyside. batons an Pennsvivania lies three miles to Boffelo, N. Y., for Dr. Pierce’s Medical T me ae « Li — ively, for 6a at > dwias wine Ww RE EXAM: SER cfice at Carters’ and EYEE S the south, with steam up. | Adviser, a book of 1008 pages. @ & Mocre’s Bookst) res. j

Rev. Mr. Manifold’s Farewell.

The members of the Centra! Church and a number of members of the several charches of the Brother~ hood io the Island, together with qutte a uumber of friends, met in the Kindergar- ten Hall on Tuesday, at 4p. m., to bid | farewell to the pastor, Rev. Geo. Manifold, : on the eveof bis depariure fur Kentucky | Cuiversity, where he will complete bis | studies, takin ng the degee of B. A paratory to entering Japar

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Mr. Jobo F. Baker, who presided, opened the meeting, aod in a few well | chosen remark: expressed the esteem in which Mr. Manifold is held by the} Brotherhood aud public at large.

tv. D Craxford, of ™ w Glasgow, ; who was slso present, spoke in feeling | terms Of bis very intimate acquaix es

with Mr. Manifs 'd the 24 vears he bas

; en 7 ; -_—— epeut on this I-land, during which time be | : > 7 ° , PeciaL ro Tae ExaMiXéR.) + Ex. bad found him s faitbfal yenene 7 [SPECIAL TO THE & R. er ofthe Gacnel of hier Matrawanrea . Mu Ion 5 —The re was! 4 Rew, (oO A Ny P ~ Of bia nel a8 character. : ‘; - r . te) S00 of S | a hesd-»n collision on the Canadian Paci-| Derrorr, Jan 5—Michigan Telephone a : ee ee ones a : [ Db io 3 ' - é we fe : , a 3 said he had E0n0owo an : | fic Railway at this section yesterday. Co, and Cleveland Telephone Co, have} inc. ne first met as students ' : ; b,: 5 om ail 4 4 1} > T’ . . | The Mostreal trais, N>. 9, raq into a | combined. There arein ail 50,000 eub-/at Ke otack Uaiversiiy. Mr. Simpson j fre zat train. No. 35 lera z and ia nag : scribers av 1 30.000 miles on Po bD ] Hes. Ot a rt , : igt : regard nh wbice pe was ; eg ee ee a. ncinaniettiinnn sai held by the profes od students of the | * jing both engines. Both baggage cars, | U aiversity He | : a e¢lwags fovod him s ; : ; i i i = ? : ; . . ee - 4 : | €ec -Class coach, and three freight cara Indians Pardoned true Christian and devout minister of the | 0G dining car were somewhat damaged | Se Gospel, whom he was i. to call hie |‘ ” ; a i" - : friend. and f enre hs 2 el +} | and most of the crockery broken. No pas- | ae eee ae thet “7 sm es ee eR et ' . j cs tL to los ExAMINBR ) foreign Held would be crowned with suc- | senDzg°rs were D} tired. ; } cess Eagineer McClaskey,of No. 9,waa struck Wasuinxctox,Jan 5--President McKin | Mr. Manifold has ever been a friend me as oO e face by a piece of iron and brvised; | ley ha: pardoned the Leeik Ind’ans con~| every good and true cause, aod has been | ' aye se : instrumental in doing much good g the steward of the dining car was bur erned »€ late tronbie in the weat. | er a Daria > | bis Stay in this ¢ He has made many ‘- r r apr . - ae, SUL BOC SEFIOUSIY } warm triends who learn with regret Passengers were traueferred to an ta _ | departure, and will ever be interested din Prize Fight sgn : , : (rain aod sen St Jobo Seger are wersare. a enncainsilvlietinacmnatnn | After an addres: and presentstion from ! the Saner Sola reenintions P ; ‘we Ovnecry CD00 reso: utions were ; ving ea ; co as : Sir Henry Irving's Health (s sL To Tue Examiner adopted by the Church | — =— ie T. Mr. Manifold suitably responded, and —(seorze ier : . } Kw LORE, Jan o.—\seorge Lier W&S | souke with deep ieeling of his regard for | (Special To THs Examiye pAUIG ID & prize OgZot Wiro Thomas Fo ey | Eld ler Crawford und with thankfulness for | - in New VY rk yeaterday. : li € Many 4c! s of kin ineseand timely words | Loxpox, Jan. 5.—On ace : esa | of advice received from him. During his } lit is likely Sir Henry Irving will retire| » ee | 24 years pastorate he bad become much FS ea peg : PORTUGAL attached tothe congregation to which he | | | ministered aod assured them that bi- = . ayers and symrahy would ever attend | King Charles Says its Colonies Must | ?**?' ad on id ~ , he Weavers on Strike : | th m aod wen ever b2 interested inj — be Developed. ;6 earing of their euccess. He cherished —_—-~— ; ihe hope that at some futateé - time. he re E : LIsBox, Jan. 3.—K. DB’ Ci varies opened woull be enabled to meet with them and : ° P TN . . . : . id a Ls A a XA R ithe Cortes Geraes, or iwo lezislative cham~ | nave the joy of mingling his voice with Losi J. cite theese’ te bere, the nonse of peers and the c vam ber | theirs io praiae and tbankegiving to of deputies today. In the c ry 8 of Sei Ale zhty God. ae: oa a a A*P ech from the throne the king said that Phe meeting closed with singing ** God ) Pr Se: SP ft dee ing the war between the Un niied States | be with you till we eet again,” and eae ws : : ‘ oe a : er nd Opaio, two friendly nations, Portugsl enediction by R-y A. N. Simpson : Schooner Missing eer ee ea E yR p p "OC aimed, and, 28 wa: Der Gui vs 0315 sprit ti ; : } tained strict and absolute neutrality. His . German Missioners Again. msiesty aiso said he greatly sympathized ae | Pom ea aes ial : GCozouus. Januar: The Volks Z-i- | (SpEcrat To THE EXAMINER] wit toe u “ere lisarmament propos als, VOLOGNE, a0usaT? 4.— ise Via & ica oS SFBLIAL iV as 4 mi Nk . : . : : een *t m : fe | : and made a reference to the colonies which | tang announces ‘hat it reczived news of | Bostoxs, Jan 5— The three masted | #pparentiy i =p ses Of the rumors of the | !™Mprisoomentof German Catholic mis~ ,

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New Yor, Jan 2.—The funeral servi- ces over the remaios of Augustus W. — president of the borough of Manhat~ te , took place today ia Scottish Rite Hall, The rites were these of the 23rd degree masoo. The body was in & mas+ive Oak casket {rigmed in silver. At 8 o’clock !5; night the burial service

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of the scottish rive secretly took place. | The recite] was made by Obarles 5 Hyser, commander in chief. The 45-c\eaion of

thie ceremony was marked by the placing o' a cross On the casket. At this time the guard detail marched in io take posi- side of thecasket. They stood at attention while a pray?r was eaid, A bugler souaded “Taps.” After ihe serd vices the Oody was taken to the Grand Cent ral Station aad placed sboard g train

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with Thanks. Loypexs, Jannary 2.—The Observer's Berlin Corre-pondent vouches for the story that the Emperor recently received a ch ae from New York for $5, 000, with equest that His Mejesty write an article giviog his views on the Spanish-Americian

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one the German embassy ut Wash- it gton n, SBying tnat he fad neither the time the inclination to begina journalistic

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We have a standard of goodness below which we willnot go We have a stand- ard of price dane which we will not rise. sood ulsters, $8, $9, $10, for $6 75,7 50,

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