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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN MAY 27, 1897.

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LOCAL AND OTHER ITBHS

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Tux Ascension.—Today being the Feast of the Ascension, services were held in the Roman Catholic and Anglican churches.

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w.C. T. U.—Miss Adams gave an interesting and instructive address to momen in the W. C. T. U., parlors yes— terday afternoon. The talk was illustrat- ed by the aid of achart, The rooms were well filled,

ee ; Remains Pass Turoveu.—The remains

of Sarah Ann Williams, aged 36 years, who died at Worcester, Mass., on Saturday inaf, passe’ through the city yesterday en route \0 Alberton, P. E.I., for iatern:ent. —S$t. John Telegraph.

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Vatvasie Imporrarion.—A fine year old Jersey calf was brought over in the North- umberland on Tuesday night. It was for Mr. -Geo. McMahon, station agent at kinerald, and was sent from St. John by Mr. John Layden—-Summerside Farmer.

Caarnam’s Favosirae Drink. — The price of the square face remains at 75 cents in Chatham. There has been no increase, notwithstanding the number of deal*rs who have been fined. The numb-r fined is so small a percentage of the whole number ot dealera that prices have not

been affected.—Chatham World.

Tex Qveen’s Jupitesr.—The Diamond Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Victoria ia to be celebrated in Boston. The big Mechanics Building bas been engaged for the occasion, and the programme will in- clude a banquet, promenaie concert and dance. Audresses appropriate to the occasion will be deliverei by preminent men.

Lost Oversoarp.—Felix Douecstt?, of Friar’s Head, C. B., was lost overboard from the Brudenel! while that vessel was lying at anchor in Farjardo, Porto Rico. f The young man was splicing a foot-rope at the end ef the jib-boom when be fell overboard, striking the anchor in faliing and stunning himself. His body was not recovered for twenty-two hours. The Brudenel! is owned by Hon. D. Gordon, Georgetown.

ConeratuLarion Carps. —We_ take pleasure in announcing the publication by Messrs. Raphael, Tuck & Sons, ; ulixhers to Her Majesty, of a series of «pecially de- signed authograph «cards of congratula- tion from the people to their Quen, arranged to be sent from every household to Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen, on the memorable attainment of Her “Diamond Reign,” in this historic year of 1897, All designe are folders, and appro- priate in subject, sentiment and wording to thia eventful epoch in the Victorian Era, while the individuality of each card 1s retained by the autograph signature and address which is to be writtea by each sender.

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A Narrow Escape —The Farmer faye: What was nearly a drowning accident oc- curred off Cape Egmont lobster factory on Saturday last. During the rough weather the lobster boats out in the water were in danger, and Messrs, Chas. L. Gallant (owner of the factory), Henry Gallant, Andrew Arsenault and Moses Gallant went out ia a dory to make them secure. When nearing the boats the dory was turned side on to the wind and waves and it upset. Henry and Moses Gallant were able to swim ashore. but tne ether two had a dif- ficult time. By mutual assistance holding on to each other they kept up and drified ashore, the distance being considerable.

NEW P. E. ISLAND HOSPITAL. | The prospectus of a new Prince Elward | Island Hospital in commemoration of the ‘ Queen’s Diamond Jubilee bas been banded Tue Examiner. The prospectus eets forth the excellent work that has been done by the Prince Edward [sland Hos- pital since its establishment in 1983, and points out the necessity for extending its usefulness by establishing in coynectiaqn @ home for aurses, a maternity wad and » ward for patients sulering from the more infectious Jiseases.

Referenge is made to the offer of Rev. Dr. Breckei fo the public througi: the trustees. It is pointed out tust Dr. Brecken has offered as @ ftee gift hie former family residence, together with the fifteen acres of land in connection there- with, upon the simple condition that a new Prince Edward Island Hospital shal! be built thereon within a reasonable time and that the residence shall be used as an ad- junet thereto and be known as the “Phebe Brecken Home” in memary of his mother. The property, which is located on the Lower 8t. Peter’s Road near the exhibi- tion grounds, is valued at $5000. The trustees and medical staff of the Hospital believe that there is everything in the offer of Dr. Brecken to commend it tothe public, and are of the opinion that no time should be lost in carryiog out the idea set forth in the offer.

Messrs. Harris aud Chappell, two well- known architects, have made plans and estimates of the proposed Hospital, and basing their judgment upon these plans and estimates the truatees believe that a building affording all the accommodation aecessary may be constructed for $12,000, and that ata further cost of $2,000 the buildings now upor the premises may be 80 reconstructed and enlarged as to afford provision fer the nurses home and the maternity and isolation wards.

The trustees propose to make an immediate effort to raise the $14,000 nec- essary for the work, and citizens of all classes and creeds will be afforded an opportun ty of promoting the scheme.

The trustees are to be commended for the prompt action they have taken in the matter, and Dr. Brecken is entitled to the thanks of the community for his valuable and thoughtful gift. It is hoped that the acheme will meet with the encouragement it deserves.

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With the assistance of Hen:y Gallant when near the shore they were got out of. the water. Both were much exhausted, | but it was thought that Andrew Arsencult | was drowned. By rolling bim, however, | with the assistance of Dr. Gallant, of Wellington, life was assured to him after much exertion.

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