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| — ee I i Le ee Oe =e . cae he ki 0 Ae ee ll, Local and Other tems! = "ONE ms nati Ocal and Uther ttems r. P.S. Bros ' bea ; ' aed PE Lt ek Re 1, &.8. Bro etur las ik he. Sat Me ala Be . 5) » r : w Boy Wanrep as apprentice at this office night, or Wantep —A smart boy wanted. | de Mr H. on MacM ll An, GC, verom nt ' Apply at Tue EXAMINER otlice, MEET ME AT THE AL ; <A. O.H.~. Meeting on Wednesday even. | Engineer, went to lignish today. y- ae : ; pe at 7.30 Mr. J. T. Mell; , ror Dritt.—No. | Company 4th Rezi- } Mir. J, i. Mellish was apassenger bY] ment C. A. will mee: for drill to-night at : ; i. the Pri CeRa last evening returning Fre ma . ee Gea 8 ] . rll - guhta f Br | lO. F,.—Court Mt Stephen meets to-! visit io Ha fax = 2 | o'clock, Asi: Hight at Sociock In their C} am bers, ' a : S a Klee if representatives to High ‘aint ; Mr. C. L. Baxter, of the Port] i Pack- LC O.F.—Alpba Rebekah Lodge No, : , t a lpr : ing Company, returned to the Ma Bi LO meets tonight. Election of offi ers. ‘ | Tonsortar Partoxs.—Reardon Bros, | Islands yesterday, | A full attendance requested. ' gua in ve purcha i the Hub te Oria!i pariors, Mre. H ge crosted to Pictou today to; Toyigur -_ Rey Mr. Ray od will } Queen atreet, aod their many customers, meetaco iSigoment of children from the | speak at i Sg I : Saas : ~ ae Es Si a a3 : ; in PS i ; : c c nN “ rat . ‘ 7 rraol la Iw find them t . ture. Mi ld}« more Heme. see : fs ns ee arracks this ra a ea >a th ung. Subject “The Prodigal Son.’ { ’ = ’ Court William Power was!: —"* . Mclean went west this morons inn area ( ( )\ 4 ¢ These foods Oniy Want to be ' . ; . »' Dg On usiness ip conneciioy with the] d EMINDER.—The ec . - . this = etinlemed oo & olen VEMINDER,—T he ance xX + 4 . ; 3 |} this morning arraigned on a charge of bibbins iO elon istide | teens > commencement ex ¢ seen; they sell themselves assaiting Martino Kiswor tle was a ae oo rig enna be ~— hall of Notre Dame Tl C i} remanded for eight days iu order to give Bishop McDova'd and Father Meabca | Convent, on Thursday evening, will be the LTT aay ¢ Chey are pure slik ‘ nd wool Elsworth time to recover trom the effects of Monctoa, wer pasrengers totown by next attraction. as i. , [ i( KK ¢ goods of the latest weaves lof the assault. i; this mornings eastern train, | In Sov 7 ; & = > > » N Souris. —The Fiocktoun Comedy vay and colorings, 61 ; ré — Kev. W. C. Mathews, of Souris, lefc this 7 —— gi iormgs, 63 and 7 yard | Lecrvre at Kiy

7 ston.—Hon, Joseph Wise, M, L. A., will deliver an address on |farmiog avd kindred eubjects in

iton Yall, Lot 3l, on Mon lay next, June 6.1 Doors open at 8 o’clock sharp. Seats free. A)l are cordia)ly invited.

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Mooxticut Excurston.—There fairly jarge attendance at the moonlight excursion on the Jacques Cartier lust night. The boat lf: the wharf about half-

}past eight and returned about midnight

| the Citizens Bani was in attendanae,

| Music was #130 provided for dancing. siiiiciniasd | Neep sor Camp.—Final orders regard- ing the camping of ceived yesterday. Noe.5,4, and will camp. No’s. | and 2 companies |

}will perform tbeirtwelve drills at local |

| headquarters as usual and wi] be inapect~ ed with the rest of the corps. Our eity !

| artillerymen were much pleased when they | received this information,

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pene Narvrat History Scctery.—The Nas! ‘tural History and Antiquarian Society will | igo to Rocky Peiot by the 9.50 boat nexi) jSsturdey, “Ringwooa” will first be visit-

ed where Hon. Fred de St, 0, Brecken wil!

; give ap address ipon Colonel Cumberland, , Mejor Holland and their times. Next | lthe old fort will be visited, | | Here Mr, Neweon will point jout historic sites and Professor Caven

will deliver an add:ess upon the French | oceupaticu. Lastly the party will proceed |to Holland Cove where thefremainder of the | day will bespeatia field work, study and rcereation. Particulars may be learned

i strange that more attention hes not beea given to aquatics in Charlottecown. Our harber probably presents; as nice a sheet} of water for this sport ae can be found, and the crowds who throng:d Connolly’s wharf and lined the park roadway shows that much interest ie taken in boat» racivg. Perhaps last night’s race ia the beginning

of romething better inthis regard. The two boats—the Dresser and Roderick |; four oared lap streaka — and crews belong to the Hillsborough

organization of membership of

Joating Wlub, the oniy this kind io the city, .the which, we are glad to hear, is steadily in- The course was three milea. A

creasing.

start was made shortly after seven o'clock.

The Rederick led tothe buoy, but was overhauled by the Dresser while coming

around, which boat, while coming upthbe home atretcb, continued to gain until ele led by about five time made nutes, 46 The etarter in the

lengths. The was 21 m seconds, and judges went over steam yacht Flash. We hear that another between married and sirgle meo will place next Monday evening. I+ would be ver

interesting to see at the same (ime a Sing-e

the course race

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and doub'e scull race. Taylor, of Margaree ssyr: of MINARD’S LINIMEN]

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Alfred A. One bottle i elling of the

savea a horse worth $140.00.

cured & BY gamt Thos. W. Payne cf Bathurst, saved the that the Vet. had boitles of MI N-

life of a valuable horse given up, with a few ARD’S LINIMENT.

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PEPE ES ETERS EEE Ve FEE EY EES

ee ren | a performance in the Lyceum, Souris, last

morning for St. Stephen, N B., to | evening. The hall was packed to the doors

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| the Methodist Cosference. } and @ namber were turned away, unable to get In at all.

attend

Mr. Geo. A, Freeze, the hue'ling repress |

entative of (he Maine Central Railway, isa} ‘

poser erty + ter pate _ Railway, | "4 Secon Time or Askinc. —Will the per-~

| = i a a = who got from the Pie EXAMINER otlice

came to Charlottetown Sant evesing and te eae Saatin Bates bo rk ran : Goud Ad=

i me vertizing,” please bring it back and oblige.

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| registered at the Hotel Davies, ; Messes Albert Demers and Geo Roy,

| students at St. Dunstan’s College, left W.M. S.—Tbhe WM Sof the Presbys

terian Church of P. E. Island will meet in Sammerside on July 5Sthaod 61) = Dene : oe : dt . ‘ he many friends of Sheriff Gaffaey, Of) Tickets will be issued from all points by Summerside. will hear with regret that he | rail at one first class fare un Jul 4 I d ' : ; | 1 rst C!@SS8 i¢ j ‘ 18 seriousl y iil of inflammation of eye 5th good to zetura — to pag catiale th lungs. j t 4 : Delegates will please carry certificates of Mr. W. J. Farrand attendance on return journey. di Liw 2i,

ee Quedes.

1s here in the

intereste ,of the Canadian Drug Com-s nents pany, St. John. He is a guest at the} Horse Kirrep.—lhe Summerside cors Hotel Davies. respondent cf the Guardian says: A horse

Mr. R. C. McLeod, Summerside, Dr. belonging toMr. R. E. Sobey was killed Gallant, Kinkora and Mr. W. C. Harrie} Y¢S’€rday forenoon by being strnck by the were passengers to town by the westero | ‘Tia. [t appepre be had become frigsten- train this morning, ea | the approachirg train and ran along

Miss Maisie Coady, of Chariottetowa, ba py os sharp angle of the

pores , eld, w graduat s in music at Mount St. Vincent, ae © _Jamped tbe fence and got iia: dent Gaek. Mat enuther wit ta’ the track, {The cowcatcher struck him ee ee ef mother will bé | cutting off one Sf his legs and o:herwise present at the closing exercises, inj ring him 8 ’ . \ - oe : In} .

Mr. Justice Fitzgerald croased to Pictou |. 1 : vl aia pare t- Svuccassrvi Isnanp Srupenrs.—Me-ers Lend the closing exercises of the’ Coll-| Gregory McLellan, Sdward Ryan and Al- School where his eon Geoff is a/| bert Demers, students of St. Dunstan’s

egiste ‘ : . student | College, who weut up for fine] examination t ;

for the degree of Bachelor of Aris of Layal!, have been euccessiai, Pxul Gagnon obtained the degree of Bachelor of Letters. * | J, J. MoGowan passed a brilliant examira-

Mre. H.J. William and four children, of | Provideoce, R I. will arrive in Charlotte~ town early in July,on @ visit to Mrs Williams’ pirents. They will be paseen dog”

[ ag" P pe tion in the primary grade. sers from Boston by the Grand Dachess. | os oe ” : y ase | Meaiate stu jents also passed. They goup

Mr.S, H. Jonea, of St John’s, P. Q.5] for final examination next year. registered at the Qaeea Hotel last evening. wines Itisreportedthat Mr. Jones has pur~; Srereer Brawi,—Shcrtly after the ex- chased Parkside Farm, Summeraide,’ cursionists landed from tl

the dacq ues Cartier which he purposes fittingup for a sheep} last night, eome of the number engaged ia

market. a disgraceful rquabdble which was continued 0 a } Se a i

Miss Amy McGregor, of the Grant | along Great George Sireet to the great eu-

Schocl, St. Paul, Minn., is spending | ROvance of the people of the neighb »rhood.

Coats were oft, hlows were struck and

ihe holidays with her parenis in Charlotte- | strong language was used. There were

town. Shbewas accompanied as far as 5 fa y Summerside by Miss Exbel Graves, who | aboat thirty or forty onlookers. Itisa P nal of the High | great pity the police i“runia” those who participated in disturbance

S AL present vice prine Schoo! at Glyuwood, Min . the

given at the} CR ea

McLean yesterday | Dipy’t Kxrow ’I'was Loapep.—An

An informa! dance waa

residence of Mr. T. A. am

| : | turned off and

Miss Muon, third daughter of the late the urchins came up Dovgald Maoh, Evq, Roseneath Mills,; closer, one little fellow coming almost up left toxday for Waverley, Mass., where} to the aprinkler. Suadenly the water vas

she inteuds tak in the MeLean Miss with ture the. te

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ng & course of instruction | turced on, and the exprersion on that iittle for nurses. | boy’s face as he was cevered from his neck

was a general favorite | down would be hard to picture. ibe greatly. By her depar- cy po ; mperance lodge of R Sima | Pie Bisnor’s \ itr. ~ His Lordship its most faituful and helpful | Bishop Courtney willarrive in Charlotte Her many friznds wish her aj town by the Princess next Monday after ; ncon. On the same evening he wili occupy

training school Munn, who

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enecersiul future. | Mrs. A.N. Archibald, chief precep~ | the chair and distribute the prizes at the . , »} 1 . rs Sc +s of the Lauies’ College, Sackville, N. | closing of St. Peter’s Scboole. wn ‘or j e Furness ateam-| On Tuesday evening at 7.50 he w ll

| Sey Wee poerenarr See . 3 go . ; . Dp or . ebip. Halifax City, which sailed today for } 20 d a confirmation ‘0 St. Peter’s Church. London Mre. Archibeld is enrouteio} On Wednesday at7 50p.m., he w.llho'd Beriin, Germany, where her sor is ies | confirmation at Milton.

It is also ber intention to visit several On Thureday he will confirm in the of the leading schools and collegea for{ Morning at Irish Town church aid in the yvonog ladies in England and on the con-, afternoon at French River. - tinent with a view to still further improve~ On Friday afternoon he will confirm at ment in the educational facilities of the} Aloerton and Saturday morning at Lot Ladies? Institution at Mount Allison.—| Eleven. a aoa Halifax Mail, 18th inet.» On Sunday morning at llo clock he

It is pleasing to hear that Mr. W. A. will consecrate tbe Bideford Church and Warren bas completed a most successful{ in the evening will hold confirmation at course at the Ontario College of Pharmacy,| Port Hill. :

Toronto, his name appearing smong the; Un Tuesday evening there will be con- honor graduates of that institutfon, Mr. {| 'rmation at Georgetown and on W ednes- Warren has also received from the Uni~| 4ay afternoon the cemetery at Long Creek versity of Toronto the degree of Pim. B.| Will be consecrated.

In addition he has taken a specia] course in the Canadian Opthalmial College in that citv, and bas been admitted an honor graduate of that institution. Mr. Warren is a son of Rev. W. H. Warren, of Bed- eque, and was for a time in the employ of Mesers. Johnson & Johnson. Tat Ex- AMINER congratulates bim him upon the good work he has done,

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BAasEBALL.—A verv interesting game of basebzll was played yesterday at Victoris Park between a team from Scott & Mc- Kinnon’s sewerage men and a team made up of MeLean’s men. The captains were, George Potter, of the former, and Bob Wakeland of the latter. Mr. Laurence Mclunie was chosen referee. The game was well played. The men exhibited abundance of muscle aad wind, obtained, no doubt, by their rigid training in the trenches. Nordidthey lack in agility or | swift running, which, I presume, is due to the rest they have been enjoying since the work on the sewerage was suspended. A Jarge crowd from the city witneased the game, and enjoyed the treat immensely. { The players were al] in the best of humor and adhered strictly tothe rules governing |the game. They now hold themselves in | readiness to play any other team in the , province, outside of sewerage men, t hey being allowed to pick u team from the two which played yesierday, The result of the game wasa tie; each side scoring 23 | runs,—Com.

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evening in honor of Mr. Blakemore who | using incident took place at the foo af} has been a guest there for the past fort~; Queen Street thismornicng. The watering night acd who left for home this morn | cart was going along doing its work of ing There were about thirty guesis | laying the dust and the usus! numter of | present. Needless to say ali thoroughiy} urchins were following it. As the cart} enjoyed themselves wa; going over the ercssing the water was

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