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ES`|'|§[|$||[D |§9|, THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOQTETOWN I A I I

U 9 , A 1 7, I. 900,

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND FRIDAY

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THE RIFLE

r - A Joic1~.',,. 1, S-fini '='i.

L.oou,vill, l\--_ ;_, 82nd $1 C S Coiiin, No. 1, 82nd, $1 S. McLeod, No. 2 C. A. $1

og-o Ei?

WEEKS at C0. MATCH.

_ _ Pte E Jones, No 2, 82nd, $8

Lt R C Dewar, No 5, C A, $10.

Lt H R Lordly, Eng. $7 Lt A Shaw, No 6, 82nd, $6

____ Gnr HJenkins, N01, C A, $5

Lt G M Moore, Eng, $5

ine Chinese Capital, ¢ P- R- A- 21 Ktll- ’,=‘.2“ii]i°§i’£.‘?-iii., 8....,-

Lt J H C Acorn, No 2, 82nd, $4

.Ready to Attack. Sington hinge i.f:,§.i.“ii§.i;ff6iii.i..

U 8 , $4

stair sage 0 ow.-n’, -ith 0 A, si Lt W. smith N6 2, s2n6, 24

_ Sgt Major Baird, Eng, $3

,,,,,,5,,,;E I-RUBABLE ini scoiins & Piiizias 6a66§:;iiiii;§si~¢°.e

Lt J M Crockett, No 2, 82nd, $3 PIB H Smith, No 4, 82nd $3

Pte J wnntiierbie, N6 2, sznti, $3 Sgt J A Moore, No 2, 82nd, $3

____ 1, Gnr J Mnnend, N6 2, c A, $2

Capt W H Watts, 74th Regt $2

. _ - -- c_ r-DLH .N ,-6127;

Pressed K itchener espl E Gr H Horne, No 1 C A, $2;

Pte B Mniuiiinn, rin 6, szndfsa

and Others. Dark Weather. `Lieut Darke, No 5, 82nd, $2;

MaJor Crockett, No 4, 82nd, $2; Lieut C C Richards. No 2, C A, $2;

____ I Corp Geo Blue, No 6, 82nd, $2;

The Provincial Ride Association

-Q. M. Eg; Grey, 82nd Re ~, $2;

mat Capt J M Jones. No 2, Sgt 2'

` ` L' d $ 9

AN Aimisri-.is is raosAnLi-:_ cfies began at Kensington Range on S8* R08 Stewart, N0 4- C Ai $2 3 L0:-'por-'. Aus. 16.-. [Special]--It is W¢dneSdaY- St-‘HE Sgt E Stewart’ N0 4' C A $2;

, Lieut R W Stewart, N 5, C A: $2;

mow said an armisticc will be arranged in TYROS-WEEK S & 00-, MATCH- Pie W R O '- -

C0 _LFM N QCA S Brown,l\fo2,82nd,$2,

China to allow the Allies to go to the Ca;1€D C Legceii _PC -i $3 49 39 JO Stewart- 501 83l1d, $2'

, _ _ - ie, o 5, A; $2 49 Sgt Wm Duncan, No 6, 82nd, -cg”-gates and take delivery of the Min- Sapo H CHM E . _ S

83011- U8, $2 47 Pte Henry Hooper, N o 1, 82nd, $2;

_mrs and those they are protecting, gopi B Duck, No 4, 82nd; $2 \ 46 Two fifty ones counted out. _

HCOm ,N 2, C. A., 2, 46 __ -

China is seeking mis and the p0wers are I n 0 $ _ 46 Last S2019 €(?,;,§,§,_£‘3,52- m,,,,,Wimng_ _ Sgt Thompson Black, 74th, $1; 44 ’ ’ ’ ' ’ ’

, 42

“msn riioors Ar SHANGHAI.

Corpl FJ Haley. No 2, 82nd, $2'

Pte W A McRae, No 2, 82, $1 - Gr A Pickard, 1 C. A. $1 -

.Uwe .°"t~» :Pee

, 41

All the foreign Consuls in Shanghai G1' E Peakei 8211d» $13 ' 41 LT' GMERYORIS MATCH

_ _ t » 6 ~ D S-

pte A D0y1e_ 82nd_ $1; 40 P _ c issed at length. An amendment carried

_ ilr8¢d their Governments to have Enqhmd S81? TW Darke, N o 5. 82nd, $1 ; 38 _ ts' , to furnish a trained nurse for twoweoks

lmdher Indian troops there to ensure the f Two 38 counted out last score at 600 gap? gioues’ bg 21 ;22“‘(]i' 00 2 ". at the F°f€Sl>€f`S 501116- U90" the P86012- .

_ ap ° ° ° oo ery a , , . ~‘~‘~`~“~`-‘-‘-`~‘v“-‘-r-_-‘vs-= ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ '-2' ~~~~ - ~f-ff-_‘_‘.-.=

_ ,gfgty of the place. 20' Pte D 9 ,- D ‘

so . Garnham, No. 4, 82nd, I 00 47, _

- gg A1_Lu-5 sow BEFORE rrzirriv. HODG N MATCH' 47

Lt J H C Acorn, 2, 82nd, $8 00

TheAllies occupied Tung Chow on the Sgt-Maj Baird, Eng, $10 00 ’ utnsiiiniies fmtn Pekin and niionid have Gr H -Tsvkws. 1, C A., $7 oo

Lt J M Crockett 4 8211

hen in a position to attack _Pekin today. ' ° _ d' $6 00'

Sgt R Stewart, Band, 4th Regt, $5,

‘Unreliable reports declare that Pekin Pte H Smith, 4, 82115, $5 00_ -ns entered by the Allies on Monday, and Cam J M Jones’ 2’ 82nd’ $° 00

the Legations relieved.

DEW!! RUNNING-BATTLE EXPECTED.

_ A _ 16__(S 'a1)_.__ Lt G W Drake, 5th, C

K"°"s”f’" _ "3 f’e.°' cpl M A Alien. 62,,

Gen. Dowd. is making north togoin De-

lnrzywbo is holding Rustenburg.

- Lad Kitchener and other generals are Lt R O Dewar’ 5 C

, -~ -.»C»plE_Jones, 2,8,-‘Bn `e Hl'rEn Fon ixP1=:niAr. SERVICE

‘ h.i.xvn.Lz, Aug. 16.-(Special)-Lieut.

bberl.

“HUNGER IS THE BEST SAUCE.”

people are never hun . What; eat has te be ‘fforcg dow_‘h of course, something wrong with

penile. By taking Hood s Sarsap- n s ort time they _are given an

quite and then they. enioy eating and §lnourishes them. If you find your

ite tailing,just try a bottle of Hood s.

_ _atrue stomach tonic and every dose The best family cathartic is Hood s Pills.

g one can of Oak Brand Conde_nse_d

and ou will decide that it is

Hkand cheaper than a cow, Ask y0\11‘ for it. ’ 37 if-

Aspecial bargain in a pair of Second

E. W. Ta lor’s

|uidopex§_ogl;i_Sses at L “_ , Z

iHf2`ii’@%,“;."-i-‘iliiifiiiiiif-2,?-6

__ rdng him hard and a battle is expect- Ca t A Beaton ' x 1 *

Ma; D Stewart, 82nd, $5 00 J Weatherbie, 2, 82nd, $4-00 Pte J R Brown, 2, 82nd,

cpi F Gin, -ith, C A.

ooo ' §§§§e?i§§§.t 6 2626” 23,26 3 sgsg S s

W P Brown, 2, 82n Lt Gumtome, Eng

Lt C CRichards 2 P - 2.

Sgt G AMoore, 5,

Lt V Beer, 5, 82nd, Major Crockett, 4,

- l M , 2. C A. 00 £8. Johnson of Belleville, a graduate of Cp ~ “Hoey ’ Q3

hlioyal Mllljtary College, has been or- hed to report at Chatham England, Sep-

st. sgt. v. Crockett. stair sand, $2 Capt Watts. 74th, $2

Lt. Smith, No 2, 82nd, $2 Cpt. Dneit, N6 4, 82nd, $2

Pte. A. C. Lawson, No 6, 82nd, $2

Capt Johnstone, No. 5, C. A. $2 Capt. J. R. Allen, No. 6, 82nd, $2 Cpl. Geo. S. Blue, N016, 82nd, $2

Cpl. F. Haley, No. 2, 82nd, $2 Sgt. J. A. Stewart, No. 1. 82nd, $2 Bdsm. C. E. Kennedy, 4th, C A. $2 St. Sgt. Carl Owen, 4th C. A. $2

Sgt. J. W. L. McLeod, 1. C. A. $2

Cpl. S. Jardine, No. 2, 82nd, $2

Lt. C. Leitch, No. 1, C A. $2

Gr. J. Landrigan, No. 1,C. A $2 Capt. D. L. Hooper No. 1,' 82nd $2 two-35.3 counted out.

Last store-2. 4, 5, 5, 3, 5, 6, 5, 6, 4,_4o `

Tvaos.

Lt. E. Peake, No. 1, C. A. $2

Gr. S. H. Colin, No 2, C. A. $2

Gr. A. Mcénnis, NQE5, C. A. $2

Sappr. H. odgson, ng. $2

Pte, Rob McRae, No. 2. 82nd $2

Cpt. D, C. Leslie, No. 4, C. A. $2 Sergt. J. McDonald, No. 5, 82nd $1 Pte. J. Garnham, No. 1, 82nd $1

Serst- Rss. Stewart., 4. Rgt. Band 6 oo

45 Lt. H. R. Lordly, Eng. 5 00 ii 1=te.s. 6-ny,N6. 2, sand, 400

44 Sergt. W. G. Smith, No. 2, 82nd, 4 IQ

44 Sergt. Beer Royal Art, 4 00

44 Pte. E. Jones, No. 2, 82nd, 4 00

44 Stf~Sergt Carl Owen Statf, 3 00 -

43 Sergt-Maj. Baird Eng. 3 00

ig Pte. A. C. Lawson, No. 6, 82nd, 3 O0

‘ Corp. G. nine, N6. 6, sz-nd, 3 oo

if sgt. J. A. cnmpbeu. N6. 2, c. A. 3 oo

41 gghgtls. gteswart, No. 1, 82nd, 3 00 ` ta g . . tewart,C. A.,200

- Private H. Smith, No. 4, 82nd, 2 00

4-0 Lt. J. H. C. Acorn, No 2, 82nd, 2 il).

40 te. J. R. Brown, No. 2, 82nd, 2 00

443 t. A. Shaw, N6. 6, 62nd, 2 oo

P L

H 0,Hodgson, Eng, ___ _,__ __

39 j Sgt. J. A. Moore, No. 2,’82nd, 2 38 ` Gunr. H. Jenkins, No. 1. C. A., 2 (D

33 L. M. S. Grey, 82nd, 200 38 tMr. H. J. McKenzie, 2,

gg `Gr. A. Pickard, No. 1, C. A.. 2. Lt. C. Leigh, No. 1, C. A., 2, 3; Pte. Henry Hooper, No. 1, 82nd. 2, 37 Lt. E. De B. Peake No. 1, C. A., 2,

36 Lt. E. Hardy. No. 4, 82nd, 2,

_ Capt W A Johnstone, No 5, C A, $5 OI Ill

53 .

56 55 55 55 55

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SS S

:es6s_ce6_a1_a§2asa

40_;Capt. A._Beaton,No.5,_82nd,20_0,__ _ ‘ 40 ; ,. _ '_ " __ _ _ __

531 52 52 51,, The reports ofa number of the differ

ent committees were read and discussed.

£,‘2$G5_iQt'*»_¥_S&_

gil Next Session] of 57 57 57 56_ 56 56 56

65 65 63 63 62 62 ‘ 62 62 62 61

61, 61 ‘

60 . 60

60 ___ 60 I 60 60

59 RESOLUIIONS

59 ---- 58 `

_ Court to be held in Charlottetown.

_ Souiiis. Aim. 161-iz, 1900. ` MORNING smsiorr.

day.

` inat

P E I Hospital was brought u and di

the High 1;,

(si>nciAi. m=.°si>Arc-H 'ro 'ran GUARDIAN.

The High Court opened at 9.45 a. m. to-

8.0

21 An count was placed in the' estiinatabt' 30 _ for a booth in theExhibiti0n building dur-I f

he Provincial Exhibition of 1!I)0. The- , ter of a-separate Forester ward in the ._

‘ ,f _ 7-_T _"wi _

_~-1 _ _ Arriraivooiv sassioiv. I-`~ _ _ T

§§ Court opened at2.10. _ , - ' 24 _ We the members oi! the Press Com- ` i ‘ E' _I _ I -_,_~,

' _mittee beg to leave _to submit the follow- ` ' A ` I

ing resolution: ‘ it ‘ ` _ ,-

J to remove from our ranks slnceiour last < `“ ' `

P Whereas ithas pleased Almighty Cod `

session the following belovedbrethren, - `., -~

2 Herbert Craig, of Court Great West; - I __ --___

-w- Arthur Vessey, of Court Lennox; A. F. -"'_i--» 'f'

Covey, M. D., Court Chatauqua; Rowland - 2

Foresters Elect High .'i"].“.%i,°..';-.‘~’.‘i$f.’I.’.‘§f.,f§‘2.f.’.‘.‘.i;‘§‘»i33'I3,.5,‘g;1 Ten Thousand White;

Court Avondale; Richard Ssamtm of7

C0 t off. Court St. John; George F, Qwgn, P,

Ill' lCCl'S H. c. R. of con,-t Fern-init, M. Mentor,

Of Court Prince Edward -and

Humber gave their

lives on the battlefield in a foreign clime while fighting for the British Empire, `

and while their bodiesiie bnnie-i'nenti1'

the veldt in South Africa We deem it our

special duty not only as brothers and loy- _ alists to express our sympathy to the bereaved, and also our gratitu :le that we

ve been so highly honored- in being

Whereas two of this

resented in so glorious a cause as

that

for which these, our beloved soldier brethren, bled and died, covering them

acks Engaged,

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__ ' LQNboN.IAug.t'16.-tsntti inif §,__"

_ji _r,s.i.... ..._ ,,.,_....,,,,,,,e ,,,,, td

._ nmnux .nl"rno'rrv_m una ,I ltnuan detectives

brother. P H V C R. will it

lowing is the personell for the ensuing year

;th`eir bereavement. E I 'I " A Tha' mv W”

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_ ' 55811041, 1;[»_(]75;_§__;l_§__;I‘Rd__ comsof

' After the tr_nn`t-mtion on-ontine bntinnnn _"°" “"’.""°_~b"_‘,7'° = _ the election of officers was held. The tol- Chief D°'9n°~7 “huh H” P°B9°'E13ll-"

der--Eight Hour Lair. 1

.¢.

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T81! Czar. 'no vis1~|~_'ii-_'Agn' _ `

wni vitititne ' *ib¢_r._ _ _ f rf

¥’0lB_Ie1vxn;_fi~o nor.-n“sreox_. __

¢he:1imi»int..; _

-HewfYork from Rome to ` archisbs. - .

sHAa-wLM's»ELnc-i=nxccAns. - I I

N" _Y.°=x`.' Amr. isseiit or the -Simi nfireninf-it he?"

ftpetttneeieta-itrtntttytyntnnf,

_ nn. Rosnnrsou, r._i-L c. i=t._ _ New York. witna vitwtn

=-»-_-- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - -_ .................. - f-_-_-_-_-_A 5" ' "` i‘ ' - _ * selves with glory and making' for them I ' A ` ` mi ‘

selves a name which will for ieverbe ip?n'°nith°-gum? marked in history; and whereas our nm_°”t7h'°°mu°°°'1 ” ‘ef ' ' .5

_ _ . . . , s' no more nLoonr°marn¢ ' in our Forest Home,:where his timely ~" - -- _ '_ __ "" 1 * _ -counsel will be greatly missed but has NSW Y°_rk City. ‘md I bil II# _:.13 been removed to bewith our Great High 058115 ill W|lf°|l tenthoulandpozsugggg. H‘...eeif::".i.::'i.. --2- ------»--- - Court of Foresters of P. E. I., here 8-S- neinbieii in its vtii session, tenders itt_”",?°‘*°"-~ - ‘ _ _

condolence to the families and triendsofliwas ni1~vr;m¢'\vm1,m‘_ND

'the deeeased'@in this- the sad hour of ' i ' ` ` “Aux

have pneeipilnted‘the` row by being

. ° - .~‘-he Blacks It-f

1 KENNETH M¢KAY_ P. H. C. R.-Dr. Robertson, Crapaud. Thofpe-8 mm,d”__ ` _ ‘ ‘ -_ _ '

'Rem-ing H_ v_ C, R_ High Chief Ranger.--Dr Too "mba, Moun

36 Ln Col. J. A' __ _____________ _ I _____________________________________ _____________ ________________ _ _;__:_. _ Tn me

36 $2- `

36 Capt. W. Johnstone, No. 5, C. A., 2, 36 Major D. Stewart, 82nd, 2, 36 Pte. J. R. Bertigtn, No. 6, 82nd, 2, _ gg Lt. R c. Dewar, N6. 5. 0. A. 2, 35 Corpl. L. F. Muiicey, No. 2, C. A., 2, 35

Sgt. Kennedy, 4th Regt, 2,

35 Corpl. F. J. Haley, 2nd Regt, 82.nd, 2, 28 Cant. G66dwi11,3rd,RAgt, s2n-i, 2, é, Gr. F. M6Lend,2n.i, Regt, C. A., 2, 27 Pte. Jas. Rodd, 3rd Regt. 82nd, 2,

27 C

26 Pte. W. A. McRae, 2nd, Regt, 82nd, 1 26 P

te. W. McMillan, 6th Regt, 82nd, 1, 28 ORONTHYATEKHA, M- D-, S- C- R-,

Spr. Geo. Brown, Eng. 1, 27 Toronto: Large and enthusiastic e '

‘ _ _

ence:-n-*I

assesses

G65 F0111' ffm” at the V‘°t°"‘a B0" 49 points out of 50 This beingthe second

,V _ _

Deserted Village Stiifiitfhi; A'

at 30 and 40 _ Pte H. smiti,,4`s2n,i,~-

..._.AND. . ..

per ` I Gi? H. Jenkins, 1

T R A V E L L E R ’.f..";6_S‘.‘.;..°.f;°.i...

I 5 ii Pte J. -Weathorbie, 2 82nd,

:noon BYo»o¢»

ni- 6.... 62.16, nn., ti.;-.o touven coi.osm|'r|-| »tPie._1’;,;';“°°-”=°“~-

_ , , i _ i ii. smith, 2621.6,

'__ -G" ‘ L50 ' - 95° _it now ready. Price 15¢, wit by cant n. L. Hooper iszna, gf B ' th _ _ _ Maj Geo Crockett, 482nd,

'os "° °°°d°°tmg 8 mul on M019* °f P"°°- lnient v. L. Beer, R.-A.,

HRSZABO is IIOOIIE P“S'°"’“‘"“”°“ I

li, d-

Capt J. M. Jones, 2 82?-nd.

_ Lieiit G. M. Moore, Eng, ' Licut H B. Lordly ling,

_ Sergt J. A. Moore, 2.-82nd, ` Corp Geo. Blue. 6 82nd,

Ma] tewart, 82nd, Lieut, W

Capt. W. A. Johnstone, No. 5, C. A St-aff Sgt C. Owen. No. 4, G. A

15.4:-’ ;

.. .&-_-5.

552555522525

273

273 5 Sgt. Reg. Stewart, No. 4, C.A. 6 2801

272 , Licut. J. H.C. Acom, No. 2, 82nd, 4 248 271 '

% N6

oresters.

pl. P. McIntyre, lst Regt, 82nd, 1,

m eting.

A Cp1_ R. U1-0¢kett,4th Regt, 32,13, 1, 27 I Satisfactory increase of membership.

Sgt L S Collin lst Regt 82nd, 1 Congiatulations on improved health

Cl l f W H St t’ h

ress0?i;anl3ei§Ek? IO: now oc,e Staci); A feature °f the P’°°vm°'al Rme meet' H. W RoBEn'rsoN,M D H C R nd blgclc la now 136 blacking tins 1118' ali Kensington R3-U26 Ye5l5€l`d8-Y Wa-S /

Oc an now

s . . - 9 1 1 27 . I ‘

[ m 1;. I 4- I 11 3I the large number of ladies present.The Ex- S@SSi0l1 =idJ`0\11'I1€d 60 meet at 2 0`C10¢k,

ecutive Committee of the Soldiers’ Wives’ , P- ID- I

Tourists and _others wishing quiet, com- League gave afternoon tea which hospit- ‘ ~

f°rt;bIe» hqmehke P2233' “gd b,°ia"d~,‘,f°°d ality was shared bya distinguished party i 2 " _ ` " '

Onne l S 0 . . - » ' i

PlgiFs.%gl]1iil;]r,(IIpper Hix11lsbro<;1u(ghcS’t.ret§-E. mcludmg HIS Homfrj _the Lieutenant Pte A-0- C- LSIWSOD. N0- 4, 33115 254

o F 18 tt - Governor, the loeal Militia odicers,Mr Mc- B b_ G- E_ K

C _ O d gm ennedy, No. 4, C. A 263

D n ld of Dalvay and party, 0 . rr an - _ N 5_ C A 259

Afew of those enamelled tins of tea 0 a Lien” R' W Stewart 0

_ . . His Honor, the Lieut. Governor ' ° 't N 5 ggnd 257

- fso th Af G I Party _ Capt. A. Bea on, o. , liiih i,‘$'§f,i'<i°ft the 151,, nrinllcgiaeei-2-'n“t§ Presented 21° P17168 srt iastewart- N0 1 82nd " each Getone -Sanderson 8: Co 1711 In the Ladies Challeflgt CUP 1113-Uh

_ _ - . . , ' 25/

v . - I - '- - ` ' lc.nnnt-._E._N_. Ynnnker, N6. i,c. A 254

I t _ _ _ Segt. Major 0. N. Baird vion the cu-p with 1 -: __ _ - _

_ _E me;-y k ow 'hat 't' l°ke. Th . . ° _ 1 sPE(,’I‘uT_AGGREGAT3‘ . i

| . §tes____San’;::_so; &C:_ I S -1 17 IL e time this cupnas been won for Mrs. G. I .

` 3 i Governor General‘s Si1verMedal, . Pts.

_ W. Howlan, it become her property. _ Pte__ E_ Jones.; Nm 2_ 82nd 151

YE '

STERDAY S MATCH. Bronze Medal-Lieut. H. C. Acorn,

P- E, I. SCHOOL SERIES ----------= . N"-Wed 15°

I stint. Maj. 0. Baird, Eng. N6 5, ,_ HIGHEST AGGREGATE'

THE I-ielli J- H- C- AC0!'H,.2.8`3I1d, ' _Being the total scores of the Grand Ag-‘

'° '°° LieutJ.M.Crocket 482n ‘ '

GU'ARDIAN’s representative, chairman of

was sent to Dr. Orontyatekha, Supreme Chief Ranger of the Independent Order of F - ' '

Sbnnis, P. E. I., AUG. 16, 1900.

gregate and Ladies’ Challenge Match; lst, The D. R. A. Silver Medal, Sergt.

Miij. 0. N. Baird %

2nd, The D. R. A. Bronze Medal, _

Lieut. J. H. C. Acorn 285

Being the total scores in the Lieut.

270 . M _C!'Ock¢l7t, N0, 4, 82nd; 210 j;cnp,t.` J iiuones, Nt. 2. md, 6

K W

i-...-,‘

__ Governor’s, The Hodgson, The ,Weeks 8:

,Liana R cnewsr- N9 5. G A. 3 _

Co. and the Prowse Bros. Match and the Challenge Cup: -

is---i°=B="°~E"~ 2”

. ssl

Pte H. smith, No. 4, 82nd. 3 ”

_ mendation of the Hi Lourt hysician H- V- C- R--I W- Sill-116148-lid, C5050# ' ‘ ~ " ,_ - __ f " ' ` ' ‘f $Z)0 was placed at the iizposalofliahe High VBUOWII- I . I Q Eng’ stan- im Committee to my for the ter- 5 H- S---L- U- Fowler. Bedeqve- - '°`°'m"E‘"3“‘° 'im' h°“"""' "ie vices nf the nun-6. 'ri 5 High chief nan- H- T--L H- Bell. Charlottetown- "“ "°°“ “‘°'?°‘f“°°d *lm “1°“L°¥N¢¢U¢

ggi' Wag 5 (fegpatgh by H. P._DI`. MCDOHQBU. by* membm' troll -

GR AND AGGREGATE. _

H. Coun.-Dr. D. T McKay Kensing-

Journal Secretary-John Mollison.

~ “ Organist-Chas. Bearisto. °‘ Mntnhni-J. s. W-ifi.n,_,it.

“ Conductor-`Wilford Forbes.

“ Sr. Beadle-B. B. Stevenson. “ Jr. Beadle-J. J. Ryan.

The officers were then duly Installed b

the H. C. R. At 7.15 the special train pul- led out of Souris station with the dele- gates on board connecting with _the mail train at Royalty Junction for the city. The special went on to Tignish. ~

Invitations were receivsd for the next

place of meeting from Charlottetown and Tignish. Upon a vote being :taken it was decided to meet in Charlottetown in Aug- ust next.

NOTE

__The present session of th_e_I,0.F. is cou-

the most successfulfin'-E the history.;-

°f=thin_Pmvinee. it is mutable that ai Forester celebration; wiil be held in I Charlottetown during the session of the High Court next year. .

__ _ __ l' _

Powder

I .Si

food

. ia- < `¢

_ _ ' ‘ - - ARBAIGNID ron xvnnlm.

Scores 3, 4, 4, 2, 3, 5, 5, 4, 5, 0_ the Press Committee, stating that the £002 _ A "

, Allies had entered Pekin. The members H-Auditors-Bt H- Montgomery and H_4L“"4X1 AUS-

"R05 LT' G°"E’“"°R S' of the Court immediately rose to their feet J as._ A. McCormack. - Cox was arraigned before- 8up¢nd_ any _

Mr. Austin Judson, 2, and enthusiastically sang God Save the High ;)__ra_§__0;;iPi':_¢_;';_dA-PWl-__7=2¢_l'_§_l_1{°a°- Fieldmggn the chats, of J-abt

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