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in re Estate of Reuwbin Tuplin, of Kensington, deceased All persons having any demand upon ihe estate of the abcve named deceased, are hereby required to eahibt the seme duly attested, as by law required, at the office of Charles R Smallwood, solicitor, Charlottetown, within one yearfrom the date of this advertisment. Dated this 2nd day of September, A. D. 1899, JAMES TUPLIN, /[ R R FITZGERALD,- SW DODD, {

Executors.

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| ATHLETIC SPORTS YESTERDAY |

Names of the a in the Differ- ent Events.

Although the abserce of ym - tore lessened somewhat the iuterest in races yesterday and, probably, the at~

foreign Cc pe!

the

tendance, the races were very exciti

and splend lly contested, The time made was in most cases excellentjand vs rarely uninterestitgly siow. The fine

fportsmanskhip of the competitore, the propitious weather, and the good manage~ mentall concuced to true sport, But twice were there accidents,~one from ex~ haustion in running, and the other by a t icycle collision. Me st of the riders did wel in competition with their associates ; but ; bow much better they shonld have done } pitted again-t outsiders is too well known. A lamentable fea:ure of the day was Newsome’s inability to appear in most of

he had entered owing to ill- nese,

the l+mile ce was called, and Martin, Doyle, Gau, det, Sellar, McDonald, Hughes and Reid lined up. This race passed off witr out accident until the beginning of the laet lap whe n Sellar in attempting to pass Gau-

Shorily before two o’clock

detecllided with him, and a fall was the consequence. McDonald captured the race, and Reid got second piace. Time

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Half mile bicycle in One heat owing to of those entered and 1.25. Unsworth, P Browo, L Ler.e and B Brown started. Large tad the lead throughout, and won in 1.19. P Brown was second.

220 yards ruan—Ritchie and Duffy were the only stariers. Ritchie captured the lead at the start and kept it, winning by about tbree yards. ‘Time 24 2-5

One mile bicycle race.—Cook, Uns- worth, and P, Brown started in the first heat of the cne mile, (time limit 2 50. They rode together, making alternate pace tillthe last lep. Brown wen with C worth second. Time 2.45. Ja the secord beat, Large, Gaudet, avd Byron Brows started. Brown won with Large second. Time 2.38. The final was raved by Uns- worth, Large, P. Brown and Byron Brown. This was one of the best races of the day, and was very cleverly mavocuvred. B. Brown won in a spléndid epurt, with U nes worth second and Large third. Time 2.41.

Inthe one mile bicycle race for boys

race— This was raced the absence of most had a time limit of

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junder 15 W Brown, Pownal ; | Hughes, Boyle, Martin,competed. Doyle | won, Hughes getting second place. Time | 2.514 5

Sealed distance race.This race resembled

aipusement race in some resp2cts. Unsie vied for the coveted first place which went tothe latter. The dis- tance wasamile. ‘Time 3.28 1-5.

440 yards run,—DA McKinnon,P Duffy ana Ritchie stared. Duffy won, Ritche second. At the finish of this race Ritchie collapsed from exhaustion. Time 54 2-5.

Two mile hicycle race, lap—Newsome. Gaudet, Unsworth snd Cooke etarted. Cooke ‘secured first place by one poin',

an Jeok and

Newsome 2ad, Unsworth 3rd. Gandet captured time priz, ecroasing tue line first op Jast lap. 1 me 5. 5225.

Half mile bicycle race, against time—

Newsome started first, paced by Large in first quarter and Gandetin second. Time 107 15. Byron Brown was paced by Sellar and Clarke on a tandem. Time 1.08 4-5. Picton Brown was paced by Unsworth and Cook on atandem, making the balf in 1.€5. The last quarter waa dove in 20 sec. Large started twice, but did not finish. Picton Brown thus won the race, Newsome second

880 yards ran—D A McKinnon and P Dutty started. McKinnon won by ten yards. Time? 132-5.

The five mile bicycle—Missey Harris Trophy—was raced by Newsome, Line and Picton Brown. I[t wae won by Brown in handsome style, Neweom a close sec~- ond. Timeio.12 4-5.

A>otner race between Large and Brown

| was won by the latter in 1.25.

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Miss Blanche Smallwood graduate of Mt. Allison Conservatory of Music will be prepared, after the 11 inst., to take a limit. ed number of pupils in pianoforte. Those wishing to make arrangements wil! please | call at her home, Richmond Street.

| Dr. ata ‘ Dickey

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Late of Roys)] London Ophthbsimic Hos pi Noorfields. and Centrai Lon- |

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"don Throat & Ear Hospital Specialist in diseases of the

Eye, Ear. Nose & Throat Office—CAMERON BLOCK.

tesidence—* HOTEL DAVIES.” Office Hours~9.30 to 1 p, m., 2 to 3p. m. ,7 to

p.m. Eyes tested for glasses 129 daw ‘Quality - : ee)

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(At the tea tables) Ob! Mrs. ; Oldham this is lovely tea, where did you get it? At Sander- son & Co’. Of course I always get my good there,

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EXAMINER

PERSONAL,

Rev. IR. is in the city,

Mrs D McAlpine, of St Jobn, is visiting ex-Mayor Dawson and family.

A. McDonsli,of S:. Teresa’s,

Dr. Crews who has been a guest of Col. M oore’s left \his morning for Bede que.

Dr M: arp iby, of Tignish, was in the city over 6 ght. Ee went east this morning.

Miss McQuaid,of evowes Bros establish -

ment, left a visit to Bos~ ton.

{His morni: g or

Mr R N Cox, of Morell, Was a passenger

by the eastern train this mornin: g returain to his hom

Mrs, Alex. Macdonald will morrow moroing Onan extended visit to St. Paul and Spokane.

Mr. E. W. Dawson’s and John, lefi this Lenroxville Co).

leave tos

two sons, mornicg to atiend ge, Quenec.

Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Ings were passe a- gers by this morning’s western train en route to Boston. They are e&pected back within a fortn ght,

We hear with regret that Mre. W. E, Bagvall is seriously ill at ber mother’s residence. Her husband arrived from New York last night.

Mr. arrived today. bome,

Mr. W. J. Chappelle,for some years em- ployed in Watson's drug store, and now in a drugstore in Roxbury, Mass., is here on a

Charles Tapper, now of Boston,

by the Grande Dacheerse He will spend ten davs at his old Georgetown.

fortnights’ holidays. He came by the Grand Ducbesee. Mr. Charles Macdovald, who has been

on an extended visit to this Province, left today for his home in Somerville, Mass. Mr. Macdonsld made many friend? during his stay by whom he will be greatly mis- sed.

Mr D MeN. Crawford, son of D. Craw-

ford, Esq., Wood Islands North, left by the Electra on ithe 4th, inst., ep route to Halifax, where he intends

studying medicioe in the Halifax Meiical College.

Mies Constance Fitzgerald left th’s morn- ing to resume her studies at Haverhill Ladies College, Toronto. Perry, who has been spending a portion of her vacation with Mise fitzgerald, also left for Toronto to resume her studies at the game iastitution.

Miss Margaret Lash, who has for some time past been a guest at Glencaire, the resideuce of Charles Palmer, Esq., left this morning on return to Toronto. She "as accompanied by Miss E.he! who wil remain in Toronto during the winter.

Mr. Martin E. Maloney, the well-known commercial traveller, was married at Quebec recently to Mies M. V. Angeline Belanger. The ? mpressive ceremooy was performed in St. Louis chapel. The groom bas hosts of friends here who will join with Tue Examiner in extending congratulations aud best wishes.

Miss E. M. Bovyer left this morning for Boston to enter the New Eogland Con- servaiory of Music. While in thie pro- vince sbe spent a pleasant time among friendsat herold home. Mss Bovyer isa good sivger and player, and ber efforts were appreciated very much by tbe old as well ws the young. Iris probable Miss Bovyer wil revisit the Island before leav- ing tor berchome insin San Francisco. Her friends wish her good luck aud a pleasant time tll they meet again.

a ew Miss Burris wil! reopen her class in music on Thureday 12th and her

juvenile class in dancing aod deport~ ment Th»ureday 2\ist inst , at three thirty. For farther particulars apply at

Terp-ichore Hall, Great George Street. Private lessons given as usna!’, eod tf, ———————_——- -- @ereeo Fall overcoating end suitings latest pitterns at D A Bruce’s.

Fleeced underwear at clearance price weclear this lineto make room for the guaranteed unehrinkable underwear—Jas

Paton & Co. 6i.

Scotcb lambs wool underwear from $4 tc $5.50 a euit made from the finest wool and as soft asjvelvet; try & Suit. Other makes in Scotch from $200 to $4.00 —Jas Paton & Co. 6w 2in

SOOS COSC CESSES ~’ OO SCHEOOOO

: Just Arrived

A niee lst of plain and fancy

PAPETEREIS

Ask to see “Ye English”— Antique, parchmen. eid. Pap x and envelopes in nice

CHAS. J. MITCHELL,

Bookseller & Stationer

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BOSC OCOSO “901 D GvOO 80600008 <comietideniminieitiatinia iia a se NOTICE

The board of Fire Wardens, Souris, offer for contract the building of + tanks as per” Specifications to be seen at the office of the

secretary; also the sinking of 4 wells. Tend - ers‘to be in by Sept 15th, marked tenders

for tanks, wells, Good security required

C C CARLTON, JR.., Secy--Treas

So; One

Souris, Aug 31, 1899

WANTED AT ONCE—Cook. Apply to Mrs Frederick Brecken King Street. 2i

TO LET- House corner vf Easton and Hillsborough Streets: 7 rooms and pntry. high ceiling and lots of sun in bed rooms. Nice airy vestibule with baicony to seat 4 dozen. st proof cellar and orick fioor. Rent $8,00 per month. endend — —

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Miss Gertrude |

regniar Sbarp.

Palmer, |

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CHARLOTTETOWN, SEPTEMSER 12,

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Local and Other {lems,|Meet Me asthe Always Busy Store

T ELEPHONIC..—Mr. W. F. house is connected by telephone.

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Tidmarsb’s

Meitixc—Foresters will please remem ber the regular meeting of Court Avondale

tonight at 8 o’clock, a CHARLOTTETOWN Races.—Oaly mission to see the bes races ever held oa Charlottetown Driviog Park on Taursday next,

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S O E—Every member of Lodge Prince

| Edward is requested to be present a:

meeting this evening at 8

Storm Comixc —The storm drum was

the o'clock

ordered uptuis afternoon for a fre-h too heavy gale at first trom a southeasterly direction changing to the south and eouthwest.

‘hinilietinbiasils

Up For Trrat. —Before H. , 00 Saturday, Jobo Me Poin’, was sent up for trial in the Supreme Conrt on acharge of assaulting Alex. J. MclI’adyen, of the same place.

SHOOTING —Th he sulcaa! shooting match of No.1,Co. ©. °A., will take place to

J. Palmer’ Rae, of Rice |

morrow afternoon at 1! o'clock, sharr, all

members are requested to attend in uniform by order Mejor H. M. Davison SoeeEmam,

Potice Covrat.—Two drunke figured before His Honor this moraing, viz., John Calleghan and Albert P. Alien. They were eacn fined $2 or 10 days. Peter McAleer and John Dockman were each eentenced to three month« imprisonment with hard Jabor for vagrancy.

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Home For Isterment.—The body of Dr. W. G. Burke, who died io Boston on Saturday ,was brought to Charlotretowo by the western train which arrived about one o'clock this morning, and was taken to Georgetown, where the burial takes piace, by the 7 20 train. The wife of the deceased, aod bis brother, Rev. A. LE. Burke, came on with the body.

Ciry Covyein.—The regular monthly meeiing of the City Council wae beld last evening. A letter was read from L. P. Tantor reepecting the nor remova! of an oonoxious telephone pole in front of his

property on Great George Sireet. Upon motion of Councillor Crabbe the City Clerk was anthurized to “write otf’ $4,247.92 of city taxes, arrears of real

estate, personal property and pull tax tor the years from 1887 to 1893, inclusive. It was devided to ce!! Rollo fire engine to Mr, T. A. McLean for $250 Councillor Wheatley gave notice that at the next meeting he would move for the erection of an electric iight at the corner of Stew- art aud Pownal! Sireets.

Epxsorta Leacre Convestrion.—The third snnaal convention of the Epworth League was held yesterday in Grace Courcr, Rev. A. C. Crews delivered the principal address, d-aling especially with the youog people. la the evening 4 meeting was held in the Firet Methodist Church. Rev. A. C. Crews delivered a very interesting lecture entitled “Through Mamouth Cave with 200 Epworth Leag~ uers.”’ The officers elected are aa follows :

Hoo President— Kev J J Teasdale.

Presideut—Rev R Opie, York.

CE Piesident— Rev Ceo F Dawson, Cornwall.

Missionary President - Matthews, Murray Harbor.

Literary President—J D Seaman.

Social President—Miss Teasdale.

Juoior Preeident—Mrs J W McConnell.

Secretary—Dr.J H Ayers.

Treasurer—Mr B © Hardy, York.

Additional members to executive W C Turver, Rev Henry Pierce,Rev Wm Wass, Mise Libbie Ayers, Miss Mary White.

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left of those new sewing Big bargaics—Miller Bros,

Only a few machines. (Jueen Street.

DRUG CLERK WANTED. One having at least ou One or two years experience required, Apply at once, personally or by letter to

ovr Kent Street Store, stati ing time served and wages asked; also giving reference

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