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litre Latest Readable Happenings Occurring in tile News District.

Mt: AND Mus H111 Xusox have rc- uraed from their outing in the country.

SUPi-IRINTENDENT McLEoo, and In. spector lllcCormac returned from Halifax ast night.

_ Mite Sntru and her daughter of }Halifax, are vitiring Mrs Mnceachetn, _. Water Street.

l Mr: J Lawton Wool), tenor singer of i .\Iontreal.will sing in the Oven House. I U‘Conneii‘s night, Monday night.

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illlevs and Gossip From Town and

TILE GUARDAIN. oHaR

5 who infest the country districts l mer and winter. scooping in

‘own merchants goods.

1n exchange for

Ilthcir presence 1D the

country is un- l desirable.

They are foreigners; we

{know not how filthy they may bc in l their persons and habits. And, cer-

ltiinly, farmers’ wives have too much l to do without the additional trouble and lauxiety‘ resulting from harbcnng those jitincrants. ; My reason for writing at present. , however, is to call attention to the fact that there are other pests who at pre- scnt are trying to gather in our shekels giving in return for the same less value than those pedlats. I refer to certain Jewish lecturers who having been cast out by the religious bodies of the United SHHQS as unprinctpled frauds. are now endoavoriug to live at the ex- pense of the good people of Canada. Those of your readers who get the Independent of New York will readily understand who is meant by ' these re- marks. But to others I would say, look out for them whether male or female. They. or some of them, have been on this Island before. We know all that is necessary to be known about

Ztmmorrow morning and evening.

C. A. A. A.-The time for receiving

lentries to the Electric Light Sports has l been extendr d to the night of Monday, iEAugust 8. l PRINCIPAL Mitts of Guelph Agri. ‘cultural College, and Mrs Mill are visiting in the city, the guests of Chas Palmer Esq.

A SPECIAL t.'atn,uct only for delegates

but for the public generally, will leave Charlottetown, at 9 (fclock (local), Thursday, 11th inst , for the Foresters meeting at Alberton. returning next evening, return fare $1.25. MICHAEL Xtcrronas, an Indian, was fined $5 or so days yesterday for drunkenness. JamesMcNally, a. man with a wooden leg, was fined $2 or 10 days for the same offence. Both fines were conditionally suspended.

C. A. A. A_—Tha P. E. Island Elic- tric Co. have arranged t0 have the C A A A track lighted by 17 arc lights. The

the Jews; nny further knowledge is not worth paying for, particularly to pious frauds.

A good many of your citizens may remember the visit Gregory Mortabet, a Syrian, who: a good many years ago lectured in Charlottetown collecting mcney ostensibly for a boy’s school to be erected on Mount Lebanon but really for his own particular benefit, as was afterwards proven by the London Missionary Society.

And now we know that the last prop which supported the Polish Jew preach- er Wassnwack, in the person of a

DITOIVS MAIL.

Sim-I fully agree with you in what you say respecting those pack-pedlars sum- money iwhich otherwise would be gveu to our

Froin more than one point of view

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The Hooley hnQahQQ I

_ LOXDON, August 2.—The examinu_ tron or Ernest Torah Hoolcy, the bank. rupt company promoter. was resumed here yesterday. A number of lawyers wers present in‘ behalf of distinguished clients who denied Mr Hoobyk charges in connrciou with the payment of large sums c. money for the use of their names or for introductions to pen- pla of prominence. _ During the course of his testimony, Mr Hooley said that while out driving yesterday, a little man in'a hansom cab stopped him rind said: "There are a thousand sovereigns in the hansoui for you." - Mr Hooley said he replied; “Vihat hr ve I to do for that P”

Thereupon the lrtUe man is alleged to have answered:

“If you will say the money you gave Lord Albeniarle was a present. made after the company was floated, I am to leave you the sovereigns and take your Word of honor.”

Mr Hooley. continuing. remarked;

“I told him I would punch his head if he did not go away"

Mr. Hoolcy then told of the pay- me ts which he cliim< to ha we made to the nauciai editors of the Pail Mall Gazette and the Westminster Gazette,

alleging that he paid the former in

order to “Keep him quiet.”

At another point of his testimonydllfr.

Hooley said he promised Lord March

£1000 and £1000 yearly for joining

the Schweppes board. asserted that he

paid Mr. Adolphus Drucker, the Con- . servative member of Parliament. for Northampton. £2500, and Sir Blundel Maisle £1800 by repurchasing their shares at enhanced prices. The wit- ness afzerwards said he paid Lord Walter Lennox for introducing Lord March to Lord Templeton, and pro- mised him £500 and £500 yearld for serving on the board of directors, who, however. refused to sanction it; so he pain Lord Templeton £700 for with. drawing. ' '

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Protestant Bishop of the United States, has been knocked from under him, and he to) must henceforth be classed as a pitent humbug.

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Tho Bicycle Hoot‘

SIR,—.~\£ the bicycle races here todiy, the riders had stalls assigned to them

other part of the grounds and the di- rectors’ and training rooms will te lighted by are an‘. incandescent lights.

ARRIVALS at Cliff House, Point Plea- sant, Aug 3--Mr H Large, Misses Ella J, Katie L and Gladys Largehlr Ernest Large, Frank Large. and Sydney Large. Miss Bessie Cook, Charlotte- town. J--W A Stewart, Wm Moran, Dr Ayers, D K., E. Duchemin, D. J P Hood, D. C. Charlottetown.

Tm: Race days for the Charlottetown Driving Park have been changed from Tuesday and Wednesdav, the 6th and 7th September, next, to Wednesday and Thursday, the 11gb and 15th September next. See advt. in another column. We feel sure that the change will be a great improvement as harvesting will by that time be over.

Cnicnnit-The lei: hand cricketers of the Phoenix C. C. have not accepted the result of last Saturdays play as final. as reported in our columns, and it has been decided to continue the macht between “Right? and HLefts“ on Sat- urdav next :0 a two innings finish as originally intended. Stumps will be pitched at half past two, the right handersto go to the field-when all pliytrs are requested to he on hand.

AX Ottawa despatch sa_vs: that all Canadians qualified to vote at provin- cial elections will be entitled to vote‘ on the plebiscite. To defray the ex- penses (f the plebiscite the sum of. $950,000 was apropriated at the last session of parliament. The new fran- chise law calls for the printing of the provincial voters’ lists, as intended for federal purposes at Ottawa. The work has, however, not yet been commenced consequently it is more than likely that ‘ 51c lists as printed for provincial pur- luoses will have t) ‘o3 uscj.

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opposite the grand stand and opposite the grounds where the general public, including women and children, were driving and proznerading, but a few yards away. The stall doors were us- ually wide open. The riders ivere genaxaly to be seen lying on the ground or on elevated plat-arms near the doors of the stats. o. were stalking about. Thor ordinary condition was stark naked. The only screen lastwcen them and the genera‘. public oppcsi e was a crowd of gaping boys about the doors. To the passer-bythis sight was peculiarly disgusting. I write t0 know if this is a usual or necessary feature to bicycle meets. If so. it may account to some extent for the slim attendance at the grounds. If so, i: will determine the decent public for the ffifure to give such exhibitions a wide berth.

Yours, 81c,

Summersirle, August 4, 189$.

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Lmvx TENNis.——A tournament (mix-j ed oloublesy-vill be played this Saturdayl afternoon. at Victoria Park. Drawing for partners will lake place at3.15p m. when all players are particultrly" re- quested to be on the grounds.

YOU want shoes to-nighu-you want to get the best value-well, try us. We can suit vou. Boot birgains for all at R. K. Josrs. “Stimpefls Corner.

Snnourrlress goois aria-Bloom; (L llicLnoo.

Tourists. - Prince Edward Island. Illustrated book on PE Island. For sale at the bookstores or at this nfilcc

50c _ if G001) ripe bananas only 1:) Peru's a dozen at BEEP. o: Uriiufs. 21

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Council for Lords Deiwarr and Albe- marla denied the impntations made against their clients.

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The legal representative of Lord Ai- bcrmarle also said that his client, with~ out admitting that the £9,000 was received for a corrupt considerationmvas willing to return the money to wnoever is entitled to receive it.

When Lord Del iwarrl-i counsel had finished his denia‘, Mr floolay shouted: “Then I will show you wh1t I have in my pozket. a. relegrim from Lord Dela- warr and tie draft of a document set- ting forth xvliat I was to say today.”

Mr Hooley flourished some papers toward Lord Delawarr who was prr sent, and an exciting sec! e was ended ah- tuptiy by the adiournment of the court.

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There will be a

Grand Moonlight Procession

From all parts of the City on Saturday Night to

MY STORE.

For a whole week we have been preparing the SNAPPIEST SNAPS wg have ever offered, and you have been wondering how we_.can improve our last natur- da.y’s sales. Join the procession and we Wlll convince you that each Saturday night; offers greater inducements to BUY than thelast.

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