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PROVINCIAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION,

Tuk Provin-’al Rifle Association meet- | og Closed a’ Kensinzton range ye-terday ‘vening Following are the scores made in the

FIFTH COMPETITION

Pte, Maj Longworth, G A, $12. a cenelion se Gr D A Stewart, No 3.G A, $11.........63 Sst Maj Grev, Eng; $10.... ode a Corp O Palrt, Ene. £9 sete «a ae

24h sit, No 3, G A. $8 Khe Lt E McM I an, No 6, 82nd, $7... .....62 } Sap H Anderson, Eng, $6.......... .& Capt Weeks, Eng, $5....... 60 Mr. Knowles, H MS Partrid ge, @5......60 Pt Wallie Smith, No 3, 82nd, Os....... 59 5 Capt Stewart, No 3, 82nd, $5... ee Pt C Acorn, No 3 S2nd, $4. .....04...-:-.. 59 Lt J M Jones, No 1, 82nd, $4.............58 Pt F B McRae, No 1, 82nd. +: ce areal 57 Sgt J M nena, Eng, $4.. bitin dein g OE Capt Crockett, No 4, 82nd, $1. Ja.56 Gun F Gill, No ae G A, s3.. padlbeRiiess ae Capt Beaton. No 5, 82nd, $3.. ss isin Se Sapper S C Moore, Eng, $3................58 Aast. Surgeon Gillies, PB, hss inecess cde Pte Forlez, Nu 3, 82nd, $3......... noneiail 54 Gun BF Stewart, No 5, G A, $3.........54 Corpl R C Dewar, No 5, G A, $3........54 Gun D F MeDona'd. No 5, G A.33....:54 Mr Hale, Hale, H M S Patr'dge, $3....../ St sieut Vernon Beer, No 5, G A, $2.......5:

Corp! Blair MeMillan, No 6, 82nd,

Gun H Martin, No 5, G A, $2.............53 WW denkine, No 3,.G A, 62.............53 QMS Allen, Staff 82nd, §2...............53 Pre Lemue! Wood, No 8 Co 82 $2 Oe Pte DJ McDonald, No tA on Oa: .....63 Pte J K Jones, No I Co, 82 €2. ~oeBe Gunn G D McKinnon, No 1 G A $2 2...53 Capt H M Davison, NolG A §$2......52 Se rgt RH Rameaay, No2GA hiss eae Gunn GA Thompson, No 5 G A $l. . .52 Capt D L Hooper, No | Ca, 82 $1......51 Sgt J M Crocket, No 4 Co 82 $1......5] (run Percy Dogherty, No 1,G A $1......51 Corpl F V Ves ey, No 4, CoS82 | es Set RW Stewart, Noi5G A$! pitecsee 51 PeFR Jones, No I, 82 $1. weeks Oe Capt F W L Moore, No2, G A ‘$1.......50 Sut Neil MeNevin, No 3G - Bhi

Sut D MeMillan, No 1 Co &2 $1...........50 Corpl H Hooper, No 1 Co 82 $L..........50 Samuel Browen, H M8 Pactridge. ......50 Lieut B C Prow-e, os 3 bo Oe sasins icoccsee Sgt John Crockeit, No 4 83................49

Fhe Battalion Mate h, teams of six, re-

sulted as follows:

82ND BATTALION. Pte. |

in Om CR es nek Loe Capt H Hooper..... nies i ts haces 5 aoe Pte H Smith ..... ‘Sere “ccc oe Capt Crockett .. . i 7 ee fg. ee pa es eae Corp Looper ae a ptinan Gea Se 35

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Capt Wee ‘oles ae EN a i or ee ARK POTION a ccheutennsvenss is wcueethe bs aN ORE, SOI ss itinis vps cists dd saeveuaberen tt ae Sap is OM sss... a ke ee beat MI. oc. ois ao Fs 31

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The silver medal for the highest aggre-

gate score, was won by Major Longworth. Captain W. A. Weeks won the bronze medal for the second highest aggregate

score,

SEE AN EXPRAORDINARY STORY. An extraordinary story is reported from Tarnopolo, in Galicia. A peasant named Adam Gawrydo, whose property is in a

-mall village near Zbaraz, in Galicia, cut his own son’s throat with a kitchen knife

by mistake. Some weeks ago a Jewish merchant, Solomon Bark, bought old Gawrydo’s stock of honey, and paid 50 florins in advance, to make the bargain valid. When the time for delivering the honey came, the peasant declared he could not keep his word, and was prepared to pay any damages to the merchant that the Rabbi might decide. They both went to the Rabbi, who said the peasant must pay the merchant ten florins damages. This he did most willingiy,and they both went away together. Of the way home they stopped ata wayside inn and did not leave it till

night. It began to rain and the peasant asked the merchant to pass the night in his house. The merchant accepted, and

they went home together. The peasant prepared a bed of straw in the barn and when the merchant had lain down, went to his own room after carefully locking the barn door. This frightened the mer- chant so much that he got up, felt his way about until he found a second door, which was bolted from the inside, left the barn and started to walk back to the inn. In the meantime the son of the peasant returned home half drunk, and finding the barn door open walked in and dropped on to the bed of straw prepared for the stranger. He was soon fast asleep. The merchant on his way to the inn met a gendarme, who asked him where he was going so late. Barb told him all that had happened and the gendarme, thinking he had a dangerous man before him who was lying to avuid suspicion, asked him to go with him to the peasant’s house. There they found Gawrydo in the act of washing his hands which were stained with blood. When he saw them he exclaimed, “Surely [killed you am instant ago.” The gend- arme searched the house, and in the barn found the son of the peasant dead, with his throat cut. The peasant was imme- diately arrested. TS ei A highway robber who was sentenced to the “cat” in England has been giving a sympathizing pressmau a desc ription of the severity of the flogging with the view of securing the ready sympothy of the effervescent portion of the philanthropic public- After a harrowing account of hie sufferings, the fellow eaid “no considers- tion would induce to again undergo similar punishment,” This isa justification of flogging from an unexpected source. ‘Tf the lash will holdin check the sand- baggers, garroters and vagious other des- perados, who assault women and strike down passers-by in the dark, by all means let them have it.

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| Election may not take place prior to 1896, | the Liberal-Conservatives should put their

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the importance of Push as illustrated in the following from a western paper :

VOL 34.—NO. 33

‘LETTERS 10 THE EDITOR.

POLITICA L NOTES.

Sin, —Notwithstanding that a Dominion

men in the field az soon as possivle, as

in the field about the last moment, and the majority of the people know very little

before the people for one year if possible

of their ability and integrity. There are no doubt many aspirants, but the can didates should be men of ability and integrity, able to cope with the great questions of the day. This province should be proud to have such able re pre- sentatives at the Federal Capital as Hone. Senators Ferguson, Prowse and Me- Donald, and Hons. Mesere, McLean and McDonald. There are very few men to- day in the Federal Parliament whose ability as statesmen exceeds that of Hon. Seoator Ferguson ; but, sir, I believe we have a man in West Queen’s who if he were elected would make a represen- tative “worthy of his steel,” I refer to Doctor R. McNeill of Stanley Bridge. 1 believe that if he were elected he would prove himself one of the ablest stateamen the province has ever sent to the Federal Parliament, and I further believe that if be should be the candidate of the Liberal- Conservative party for West Queen’s for the next zeneral election, as I trust he will, and that the electors were true to their interests, as I am sure they will, he would certainly be elected hy a handsome majority. It is sureiy time the province would send men to Ottawa in sympathy with the Conservative party and they will certainly be the dominant party in Canada after the next general election, too —with a little Independent element, per- haps;—men in sympathy with Canada’s great and progressive Party, and therefore sincere in their demands—not weather: cocks changing w ti every wind and gale like the so-called present defunct Liberal Party. East Prince, too, has a man who, if he be the Liberal-Conservative candidate for that district, as I have no reason to doubt but what he will from what I know of the district, will be elected by a very large majority, aud will make an excellent representative, viz., Richard Hunt, E-q., of Summerside. Lots 67,29 and 3) will give him handsome majorities, and I be- lieve the Prince County section will, too, though not personally acquainted ia all of it. East Queen’s should also select their man. They have several good men, but | think they woald be making an excellent choice by nominating Alexander Martin, Esq., of Valleyfield, as their candidate. Then with Hon. John McLean, Doctor R, McNeill, Mesers. Richard Hunt and Alex- ander Martin in the House of Commons, and Hon. Mesers. Ferguson, Prowse and McDonald in the Senate, this Province would have excellent representatives, and would ere long have a representative in the Canadian Cabinet. May it be so at the next general election. Yours truly, Vox. Charlottetown, Aug. 6, 1894. LS i Tm NOTHING LIKE PUSH,

The east can well learn from the west

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It is taken as a foregone conclusion in the west that pushing 18 essential to suc- cess, and that pushing cannot be done without advertising. But how is it in the east ?

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—London Free Press: “Sir Robert Gil- leapie, chairman of the Bank of British Columbia, at the general meeting of the proprietors in London lately, remarking upon the disastrous business depression and labor troubles in the United States, said: ‘The depression has affected Canada most seriously; but while I say that, let me also express my pride and my pleasure that Canada has gone through this trial so triumphanuy, that her banks have stood firm, and that her securities at the present moment stand, I believe, at the highest in the market.’ ’

Baaziu., Ind., Aug. 5.—David Wilson and Henry Wright, residents, were attack-

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Provincial Loan.

Provincia, Treasury, Prince Edward Island, 25th June, 1894. Under authority of the Act of ‘last Ses sion, 57 Vic., Cap. 6, the Government ot Prince Edward Island is now prepared te receive, from any persen or persons, Tem- porary Loans, at 4 per cent. interest, on call or on such terms as may be agreed u

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