THE DAJEY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, MARCH 30 1899

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HOTEL ARRIVALS

Green te W S Neweon, Beds que. WwW eye oot, A | Haverood, Mi ie ick art arek, Mre Tidmarsh, Harry Wendal’, ara <jarence T imareb, City ; q F Coombe, St Joba; L Harkiae, (Jae bec . ; Hot: Davies: W Rogers, Surnmer- d 4200 ov Pe BEG ageond, J Albert _ r N Relleau. S Dunstance eee, ee wtelch, Keppoeks WB Merdash. C Boyer, Oliver C Diaper,

Mor nire als rw McPhee, Annae lale.

ce EO —

Carters’ Seeds Grow’

yvhedy in n tow" is going

:rlea coneert.

ver to Mr

a LOCAL NOTICES.

Wayten. —Atonce two or three emart

tne millinery bneiness.

a o aso Co’s., The Peoples MARRIED. At the Method st Pazsonege, Summer

side, on the i inet., bv Rev Howard

Sprague, Jacob Mallet, of Miscouche, to Jda Gambl: au uddy Creek.

: DIED.

At Georgetown, Oo March 25th, War-

wick Mariner, infant sonof Jobn and

Margaret Elilchev

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NEW GOCDS:

ARRIVING DAILY AT

Weeks&Co

ANTS

We have received our fi-at shipment of

¢

the W. A \WW ee ke & Co's noted £0: Cash- : t mereip blue and jet biack.

As we bought this line before the rise in | price, Pe cen give you the same value as belore.

ALSO.

New effects in Creponas, Lasters, Brill- lanteens & Poplins in plain and fancies

NOTE.— We w soon have our black 200 epartment replemished with the aieet and rewest g ie in the market and | will be able to give you velues, same a3; |

our pre 1ECEe 1e¢

Prepating for Spring

Our first ot f Spring nats flowers hand. Witl: three times tne space devoied tomillinery, we will be alle to show some- th bg CHOICE

Noveities in ve r, Biack and Cream.

N velties in Ladies’ Bohes, see there they ate verv cl ce.

8 Saturday vening we were kept busy Altending to the Kaster wants with our spec | French cid Gloves at S2c per pair, many orders by mail note and personal ¥ receive showing, the people | had COL -

hdenee in « vivertisemente

(Wa -rtize what we have)

WEE KS & Gi

BUY SEEDS

—F ROM— Haszare & Moore

They sell only

Finsr CHoice SEEDS.

Our specialties are choice Flower

ad ¢ arden

Vesxetable Seeds.

We lead all for SWEET PEA SEEDS.

HASZARD & MOORE

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‘Local an Other tems.

h Tae Pr |

fair, pot much oe in temperature.

meets

.~-Court Diasletiiens, Payment

C.0.F. to-morrow night at 8 o’clock. of dues.

alice a , ») K ixpercar’ eX — I he Kindergarten closed to-duy and will re-qgpen on April 4th Mothers Study cla=s on Saturday trom 4 to

Sp m,

Comixe. —The Opera Heuse has been engaged for the evenivg@! May 9h, | v the Airship Telegraph OCompsny, now j laying in New York. The compaay consists Gi aboui twenty players

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For THe Curupren’s Waae.—A meeting the Firemen’s Dinner Committee war

Inet night atthe Central 8S ation. | After all expeores had been paid a balance: | of $17.75 sas shown which the firemen very yererously og Y toe the chiliren’s ward in the pew E.I. Hosepual. A vote of thanks aas eo the Sceretary

of | held

| for his services. aad

Moxts’s Work —There. were 20 ene - drunkennesa at the police the month of March, and two drunks were dismissed. There were aleo vue for violating the L'quor R gulation Act, 2 for larceny and l for nuisance. Three men .charged with burglary were remanded for trialin the Supreme Court, and one wss discharged.

Tre convict! court durieg

2 convictl

ieandiibilencs *,—Mr. R. M. McMillan, Secrctary of the New Perth Dairying Companr, writea t¢ the press as follows: Just to 1» " people krow that we are living, avd sti

T migh t aay tbat

Nex

. O€clipy a fout pew,

ed, on en averag?, seventy five cents pr

hundred pounds for their milk, for the

months of November and Decem er, 1595. —<— a —

Tur Esaixeers wil go to Summerside ov Meoday afternoon by special train and give a graed military exhibition in the evening at the market hall, The entear- tainment will be under the patronage of the Summerside branch of the Boys Brigade the members of which will ettend in uniform. This being the care the twe vouthful members of the Engineer+,buglers Ball and Andersoo,will surely meet with a great reception. The citizens of Summer- side have a rare treat in store for them.

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conte of cur Lord, 530 Litanv, 730 p. m., es aeiadll and Sernvcn. Tbe R-v. Marce!] Conran will deliver the address atthe Three Hours and will preach in the even Those wro cannot attend for the whole Three Hours are asked {0 ens teror leave during 'he singing of any of the

the seven last

ing.

bymas. Collection at 1] a. m., and 7.30 p. , for the Jews.

Grapvatep.—From the P, E-. [sland

i Commercial College, Mr. J. G Liing

Abbott, son of Mr. Tueo. A dhott, of Prince

town Road.and Mr Angus J. McLeod, son

lof Mr. Jobn A . McLeod, of Kinross, Lo 157. Both these voung geotlemen passed a | meat sati-factory examination afier takir g

i afull basinese course. Their conduct un | all occasions has been euch

| respect and esteem of the Princip»! as we! fellow students. We pre lic

enecessful business carer,

as. of for wherever their future lot may

their them be cast.

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Ayorner Ciusn.—A_ new sporting clat | was organized tn Charlottetown last ever ing. ‘The officers are: Dr. S. Re Jenk » Honorary President; A. Dongias Mee | Donald, President; G O. McLeod, Vi

President; Harry Lord, Secretary Trea surer; R. E. Lord, Edward MekKi

Howard McDonald and Joaer b Merry Ex rgan'Zallion Jievcle

are

The new wnasthe Charlottetown Club, and the white and greeu Tne headquarters the club wil! be in the May bulding where future meetings will be beld.

DI

ecutive Committee. is to kné

i aod Athletic

colors

‘That Comferia Blucher Shoe

Is still to be found in our ck We

get along without it.

oa

st could not

Every la¢y who wears those shoes is ioud in her

of Are

you looking for comfort

praises them.

and wear combined ina ladies’ shoe 1—lts here- -~

We've proven it,

$1.85

a pair, and good value at that. Try a pair if you

want lots of comfort.

R. K. JOST

STAMPER’S CORNER

SSOS TOSS $GOSSOSE HSH OSHS SEE CHOON OOTR BOE PHM HRS

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S0eecoeoorce StOOoCoonCere

OOOO OSOE OOS S966 SHOE SOHO VY COO4 OH O08 COOE GHDEN ONO OOGS OHO

Be Degreasing westerly winds,

tre ' patroos of the New Perth ¢ Crean: ry regeiv~

Sr. Perer’s Carneprat, Goop Fripay Story after story was descended im —10a. m..Cbildren’s Service, 11 a. m.,| safety. Miss Troup felt her streng h wan- Matine.ste.. ! 30 to 4.30 p. m.,address's on { ing, but her pluck was greater thao her

e&{o win the {

| NURSE SAVED

Heroic Conduct of a Lady Well Known in Charlottetown.

Duriog the jate disastrous fire at Windsor Hotel, in New York Civ, heroic actions were performed. Among those who distinguished themselves on | that occasion was Miss Frances Troup, a4 | miece of Mre. Fenton T. Newb+ry. who

MISS LELAND

the maoy

made waov friends duriog ber stay. Here is the story of Misa Trowp’s haroiem as 11d by the New York eurreepondeat of the Boe- ton Record : —

The fire had its heroine who eaved life Her name ie Mise Frances Troup, and to \ her courage, devotion aud presence of wind { Miss Frances Leland, the youngest gaugh- ter of the proprietor of tue potel, owes her life,

Mies Troup is a trained suree, and ro accustomed to think first of others. Mies Frances Leland is an invalid, a victim of epilepsy. She iealsolame. She wae ip her room in the hotel, Ne. 520, on th tifih floor of the Fifth ave. side, when the two voutg women heard the alarm

Miss ‘Troup opened the door. Flame aod smoke burst upoo Ler. Mies Leland screamed aod fel fainting The nurse realized that the mus’ act quickiy. She tried to urouse Miss Leland, and succeeded partly. She placed a handkerchief about her charge’s face to protect ber from tbe smoke, and then starte/ for a fire~escape.

They reached the fire escape. Then the emoke grew thicker and more suffo-~ cating. They ceuld hear the crackling of the flames, The sick womafl did vot dare trust to the fire escape. She coald not go down alone, and they were five stor e: above the etrcet,

Mies Troop thought and acted quickly. | She teld Miss Leland to throw her arms >bou' her neck and hold on wth all ter

inight: Misa Troup pleted Mies Lelaou partly ih front of ber acd parily to one side, 0 she could place her arm about her burden and still grasp the rounds of the iron ladder.

Then came the descent. People who saw them through the smoke shuddered. It seemed iniposeible for the nurse to carry that burden tothe street. But there was nothougbt of failure in her own mind. She koew that ber skirt might trip ber, wterefere she was careful, and that meant -lower progress. And the burdem upon her was so great that abe f.l: thatthe skin was being torn from her hands. She for- got berown agony in cheering and com- forting the sick women.

physical power. There was one more «tory. She conld hear the shoats of the firemen, the hoarse cries of euconrageme:t . above the roar.

The last platform was reached and Mies Troup sunk faiting into the arme of a fire- man who had raieed a ladder. She and Miss Lelaod were carried to the street, and the former was taken immediately 10° Miss Gould's house, ecross the way. In the confusion Miss Troop lost Mies Leland, add it was ten minutes or more hefore she learned wherethe inval:d had been taken. Then she joined Miss Leland.

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PERSONAL.

Mr. J. W

iow. to-day. Mre. Frank this morninge

Jeno

McPhee, Annandale, came to Heartz returnel from Souris

Rev. Goldsmith, Alberton, come

10 town this morning. Mr. Mrs. W. T. Tidmageh and family registered at the Queem yesterday. Mr. W. A. Brennan, crossed by the to-day, returning home froma irip to Montreal, St. John aud other cities. Mr. Reg, Stewart, has cHarge of Mesare Warburton & NcKinson’s Sum- merside office, came to town this morning. He was a:companied by his mother. M-asrs. J. D. Jenkins, Anson Jenes, H rato McPhee, and Harrington leave today by train for Geergetown thence t» Calgary where they intend if possible to jo'n the the North West Mounted Poliee. Mr. M. A. Finn, of St. Joho, is going on a irp to Engiaed in the course of the next few days. Mr. Finn has many frieuds in Coarlottetown who will join with THe KxaMINER in wishing him a pleasant pas- save and a safe return.

and

Stanlev

who

Sir Richard Cartwright las an uncle who is eighty-four years of age and = still

active as the Rector of St. John’s Church, Portsmouth, Oat. Tke reverend and venerable gentleman has all throteh his

life rejoiced in the poetic name of Dobbs.

Referring to Mr. F. H. Arnaud’s devar-

ture from S8t. John’s, Nid, the News says: “During his four years stay amengst us Mr. Arnaud has made many friends,

all of whom wil’ sincerely regret his depar- ture acd wish him luck wherever he may be stationed.’ :

Mr. Louis Reddin, who for some years past has been in the employ of Mr. R. T. Holman, Summerside, is about to leave for the west. A few evenings ago his fel low employes, as a token of their esteem, tendered him a farewell supper which proved @ most enjoyable affair. Mr. Reddin is a son of James Reddin, Eeq , of Charlottetown, and will take with bim to his future home the best wishes of a large circle of friends.

Natural History Socirety.—It will be atreat which no oveshould miss to heer Mr. Newson discuss before the Natural History Society, next Tuesday, the nebular theory of the original the earth. Arrange to hear it.

SLL + El

With Invalids. Yes? with invalids the appetite is

capriciousand needs coaxing, that is just the reason they improve so rapidly under

visited Coariottetows « few yearsago and |

| French army from the siege of Sebastapol.

‘Local and Other ems 4

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Mareeli Couray will deliver addresses to giris and young women daily this week at

4p m. He will also preach each even- ing at 7.39. Children’s service daily 5p m.

alias

Manitopa’s Growry.—According to statistics published by the municipa! com- missioners the populatwo of the pro- vince of Menitoba bas reached 260,000, The last Ceosus in 1891 sowed it to be 162,000.

fae Stantey.—The Stanley left Piciou early ihi< moruing aad had @ good cross- ing © Georgetown. She brought over twenty-five passengera and avery large freight, both below and above decks. A sprc'al bruoght the passengers to town arriving here abont half past two,

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Tur Drama —The thrilling war drama in three acta, **The Volante-rs, or,the cride of Guicadai G,” will he prerented al the Lyceum ontne eveninz of the 19.b April. ‘The play will b- interpreted by the same jailes and geatiemen who male such @ succes of “Forced to the War,” iast year, and a splendid performaoce may be expected. The presentation will b+ under ; ‘he auspices ot the League of the Cross,

Keuiy’s Cross Hatt, —Oua E.-ter Mor- day night there will be presented in the halat Kelly’s Cre-sthe splendid drama, “Captain Jack, orthe Irish Outlaw.” The charsciers in the play are sli in excellent hands, audthe details of the production will be carefully aitended to Between the acts there will he vocal and instrumental selections, the performers includiog the G ee Club of St. Dunstan’s College. The programme is cerwinly a cho‘ce one, aod the bali should be filled,

Fasten Senvice.— Ewter Cero) Service on Tuesday evening next at the First Methodist Courch. A choir of forty voices under the leadership of Mr. W. BA. Watts will give a selection of caro!s intermingled with a sthems and vocal and in-trumentel solos. The aothem eelections will be Shelley’s **Hark, hark my soul!” Mre. Watt's alto soloist, Miee Temple soprano soio and obligato; Wood ward’s Radiant Moro; Mezart’s Magnificent Gloria from 12h Mass. Silver collection in aid of chor fund.

Perice C urt.—Tbis forenoon Charles Watling was coov cted of a breach of the Liquor Regul -tion Act and fined $100 and

costs ortwo months imprisonment. A separate charge against Mra Wailing was adjourned until the 5th of April. Jamea McNally, for for drunkenness, war fired $5 or 30 days, being xcripp!- the M getrste gave him

the alternative of returving to bis home ia the country within two hours. James McGuigan, charged on complaint of his wife, with heatiog and otherwise i!itreat~ ing her, tailed to appea- on the summons and «4 warrant for his arrest was ordered to is Che f the case ‘stands adjourned ucvtil he is apprehended. &.

‘iailecadiadiasalip A Fixe Han. —tKev. P. Arsenault. of Mouut Carmel, Fifteen Point, did not rest on his Oars with the erection of the magnificent church at that place, but has also pr vided the people of lis pari- bh with avely Under his superiotend- ence, th- oid churca has been transformed Into a Spacious ball, feet, with end

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ng

fine hall.

75x30 aod side guller'es, and an excellen! stage. which is fitted with curtains, side ep- trances, etc. The walls are nicely fres

coed, and the whole interior of the hall, which is one of the best in the province, is

very attractive, and a model of arrange- ment and convenience. ‘he bal! will be opened [aster Monday night, with a

** (4a Retour de la Crime,’ eturn of the

French drama, a tlay dealing with the This will be produced by locs] talent, under the marpagement and direction of Father Arsenault, who was a most suc-

cessful tor and stage manager for the dramatic organization to which he | belonged in college. —Summerside Journal

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D. GORDON

SPHING S SUITS

OUR Mh.

benefit of the knowledge how the suit should be made, vantave over ordinary

and Canadian for the spring trade are ex: eptio.wly tn

‘Tine Maits.—No crossing at the Capes i to-day. loo wiudy . Good Fricavy niall a kaha bol: day THE :

DatLy ExaMIver wii! not be iesued. f

AxcHoes.—T here wilt be a meeting of | the Aocuor Atnletic Club in the Crescente F} roows this evening at 7 o’clock sharp. A id full atlendance is requested. ka

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St Perens Carnepral.—The Rev.

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& OVERCGATS

It has always paid us to look after our customers interests. That is one reascn w hy we are always basy in our tailor shop

SIXtUS McLELLAN I$ AN ARTIST

Having first become S now master

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a practical tailor, he then studied the art of cutting of the art, with fifteen years experience, which with the reat ad-

cives him a g

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cutters Our importations of Clothes in Enzl's, Irish, ‘ cotch, howing a diver-

» one idea i

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yf design and coloring, not contined ¢ We

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invite you to examine o k and invest'¢ cur

waether you buy or not.

GORDON & McLELLAN |

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A lLiver Pilj——.

For liver trouble there is no better pill made than

vanes

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Everybodys Pills They help the liver to per—

form its proper functiuns,

and if taken in time will prevent many a billious headache.

32 pills in each box. Price 25¢. Sold vy all druggists.

Scott’s Emulsion, which is as palatable as |

cream.

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Upper Queen Street. MEN’S STYLISH OUTFITTERS { nero LDR POSER DAB AB 8B GD if ;

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