THE DAILY EXAMINER, ae eeene een es OCTOBER 19 1898,

HOTEL ARRIVALS. Hotel Davies : W Hl Holmes, Halifax DM Ferguson, Montreal; PD) T Taylor

Moncton; Capt A L. MeDonald, Souris, P

S Hannon Montreal; RJ Turner, Truro; Chas H Speocer, Granby; Wm Haley, Halifax, B H Calkin,Kenty le, NS; Emers son Wood, London, Kog; W A Bell, Sum- merside; DA M litle, LL B Jacobse, Ailen Leslie , Montreal, Fre rman C Cotlin, Boston; Jno Moor ,Crapaud, NI Corbett, Parrs- NS.

Queen Hotel: E Goldstone, Montrea! Rev J M Fisher, Malip« jie i J Anderson; Mice Lewis, Card Krid

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HONOR TO HON, MR. LAIRD,

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A Goodly Company at

the Banquet Last Evening,

LEAVES FOR WINNIPEG THIS

MORNIN The farewell benquet in honor of the Honorable David Laird, P.C., was attend.

ed by about seventy-five gentlemen of both political parties including :

Messrs H C McDonald, Donald Farqu- harson, Benj. Rogere, Angus MeMillan Benj Davies, Rev G M Campbell, Judge Warburton, Rev T F Fallerton, Dr Monaghan, Dr MeL e0 ee H Bell D A Me; Kinnon, L L Beer. F i. Hazard,J A Mathe son, Geo J Rogers, W D McKay, Peier Halioran, T A Me Le . 7 B Riley, D Thorpe, J B McCready, G Henviker, F le St C Brecken, James Byrne, W E Daw- son, H J Cundall, W B Robertson, A J Palmer, F OC Coftio, Henry Smith, W L Cotton, J Mcleaac, John D McMillan, D McMillan, J D_ Reid, Ira Purdy, Hector McLeod, D L Hooper, J Waddell, Peter McCourt, Edward Lune, Ma!colm McLeod Walter Matheson,S C Moore, Duncan McLean, Capt Larkins, D A Brace, James H Reddin, G A Sharp, Jo eph V ise, Jobn Moore, W Scott, Charles Dalziel, F S Hodgson, J F Whear, Chas Lyons, E McDougall, Capt Davison, J F Robertson, Dr Tavlor, Capt McDonald, Mayor W erburt ton, Capt MeMilliaa.

Attorney General McDonald the chair.

The epacious new dining hall of Hotel Davies, with its beaut ifully and appropria- tely frescoed walls, was a fitting scene for the occasiun,and the music of Vinni- combe’s orchestra afforded an harmonioas accompaniment. The menu, promytly and satisfactorily served, consisted of —

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Oysters on the Deep Shell.

Mock Turtle Soup. Purce of Game

a La Royal. Radish. Queen Olives, Lettuce.

Boiled Fresh Sulmon.

Caper Sauce. Petits Pois

Roast Tenderloin of Beef. Dish Gravy. Horse Radish Sauce.

Roast Young D ick. Currant Jelly. Boiled Turkey. Oyster Dressing. Boiled Ham. Kolo Sauce

Kidney a la Toulouse. Chicken Cutlets. Mushrdom Cream Sauce. Black Duck. Red Currant Jelly. Golden Plover on Toast Mashed Potatoes. Green Peas. Escalloped Tomatoes,

Pine Apple Pudding. Soft Custard. Montilla Jelly. Pommard Jelly. Lemon Jelly.

Velvet Cream. Fruit Cream. Apple Pie. Ratifaes. Plum Tarts. Apples. Grapes. Lombard Plums.

Bananas. Assorted Cake, Coffee.

Celery.

Oranges. Kummel Ice Cream,

The toast list comprised ‘ The Queen—God bless her. The President of the United States. The Governor General. The Lieutenant Governor. Our guest.

The Parliament of Canada. Our Country.

The Army and Navy.

The Cisy Corporation.

The Press.

The Ladies.

Our Host and Hostess.

Speeches appropriate to these toaste and ” to the occasion, more or less eulogistic of the distinguis hed guest, were delivered by Dr Taylor, Mr Cotlin, C E, in charg? of city sewerage, Hon F Brecken, Hon B Rogers, Hon D Farquharson, Judge War- burton, Mr Byrne, Rev G M Campbell, Mr Wise, Rev T F Fullerton, MrJ H Beil, Father Monaghan, His Worship the Mayor, Councillor Lyons, Messrs Cotton, Mc-~ Creaiv, Mc ‘Ieaac,McCourt and F Nash, Mr. J J Davies and others.

Hoo. Mr. Laird responded feelingly and

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fittingly to the enthueiaetic toast in bis bonor and to the many kind words of hi- assembled friends, thanking them and the citz-ns of Charlottetown generally for their repeated expressions of confidence in Pes and the press of the Province for | kindly congratniations upon his receut ap- pointment. He declined to evter into questions of politica for fear he might be acen-ed of offensive partisanship, but briefly referred to some points in hie jour nalisiic and civic career, At the close of his speech three cheers and atiger were given for the bonorable gentleman

Mr. Laird left thie morn ig for Winni- peg. Many of his friends, luding Hon. Mr. Farqubarsor, Premier of the Proviuee, were On the platform to ece him off.

PERSONAL

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Mrs Roome kft this merning fcr Mont-

real.

Hon David Laird left this morning for

Winnipeg. Dr. McLeod left this morning on a trip tu Montreal.

Rev Father Kelly, left this morning on return t Rabies ‘re, Mich.

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Rev J i Fisher, of Melpeque, rezist rea

ai the Quren Hotel yesterday evening.

ly E néereou W 00 is among the | Davies,

Mr Freeman registered at evening.

Dr Clift has another vigorous letter ip the Pictou Advocate :egarding sewerage for that town.

Dr W.

been visiting

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W. Taylor and wife, who have relatives in Charicttetown, left thismorning for their home in New York.

Mis: Ella Palmer, Miss Lilian Dodd and Miss Winifred Corton were passengers in

the early train this morning en route to Boston and New York Icvis announced from Quebec that Sir

Lonis Davies and several other. members of the International Commission visited St Anne de Beaupre last week.

Among those who were present at the bar quet last evening was the Hon. Ben-

now in his 86th year, and still bale and hearty.

Mr Bayfield Williams, private secretary to the Minister of Marine, who has been ill of typboid fever at Oitawa, arrived at Summerside last evening and will spend some time with his people at Bideford.

Mr EJ Rodd, the we!l known contrac~ tor, returned yesterday from Stanbope, P. FR. I., where he was attending the funeral of hie father, whose death | occurred on Wednesday last atthe ageof 6 yeare.—" Moncton Times.

Mr R V Longworth, who bas been acting mapager of the “Summerside bracch of the Bank of Nova Scotia for some weeks, re- turned to Charlottetown lastevening. Mr A E Williams, maneger at Summerside, | bas returned from hie holiday trip.

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Things to Make a Note of

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Shootiog Match. —The annual shooting

match of No 5 Co, 82nd Battalion, will take place at Brookfield on Saturday, the 22nd inst, commencing at 10a m, sharp.— A Beaton, Captain,

Central Cliristian Church.—Missionaty + meeting toxnight at 7.30 pminthe Kin- dergarten ball. Miss Rioch will sing the wel'sknown hymn ‘f Savior lead me lest 1 stray” io the Japanese language,

Kixpercaraten Hatt.—R:member the Missionary Rally this evening in the Kindergarten Hall, Mise’Rioch,miss onary from Japan, Mies Payson, Presideot of the Maritime C. W. B. M., Revs Simpsco and Manifold will give addresses. Miss Rioch wiil also sing a hymn in Japanege. Ali are cordially invited. An offering on behalf of the missionary work among the women in Japan will be taken up.

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Orrice Removep.— Mesers Warburton & MeKinonon have remored their King’ County branch office fiom Ge: r-etown or

Montague Bridge, and have placed Mr George S. Inman, Attorney~at-law, ip

charge. Mr. Iuman is a young man of excelient promise and considerable exp ri- ence, and we have uo hesitation in assuring the public that any business intrusted to

him will receive his most careful con- sideration. TRIAL SUBSCRIPTIONS

The WE y - LY EXAMINER and THi MONT RE. FAMIL) HERALD

W EHEKLY rah will? sent to any a dress for thr months. for tirenty-fRve cer fer both papers. Apply or address subscrip

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City Taxes— Beware of the list of un-~ paid taxpavers. Pay upat once aad avoid the exposure,

Foorniu..--The Dalhousie team de feated the Wanderers at Halifax on Monday. The score stood 3to0. The game was fast from s'art to finish.

In tHe Fietp.— We understand that Connciller Crabbe will beacandidate for Sewer nnd Water Commissioner ip eucces- sion to Hon David Lairid.

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Must Have Been Excirinc ~A raccoon about a fout and a halt long was captured on ove of Lhe principal residental! streets of Moncton jaast lhursday evening by a dog, &@ man 4nd a regiment ot email boys. The raccoon rav up a tree, where it was lass sooed and brought down.

New Cuairmay.—Tthe Water Commis- siouers held @ siting yesterday, at which the Hon D L aird resigned his positic in as Chairman of the Board. The office was immediately afters ie filled by the ap- polatment of Mr Henry Smitb as Chair- man,

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AcADIA’s Goup Fortune.—Of the $60,- 000 required by Acadia college to enable it to secure the $15,000 offered by J D Rockefeller, some $50,900 has been, raise’, and the Yarmouth Times says @ consider-~ able contribution will be made towards the balance by citizens of that town.

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Porice Cover.—Five drunks figured at the Police Court this morning. atrick Cullen, Joseph Cameron, Charles Thietle and Jobo Bell were each fined $5 or 30 days. Wiliiam Rodd, against whom a similar charge was preferred, was re- manded antii to-morrow. A charge of as- savliacd batiery preferred against Patrick Cullen, and Joseph Cancron, was dismiss ed.

ANoTHER Seizure.— A Ssdoey despatch of the .6ch says: fhe St. Pierre schevover R W Smith, with a large quantity of smuggled liquor and tobacco, was eeized here to-night by Captain Gordon, of the revenue cuiter Gladiator. The officials had been on the watch for the vessel for some days, and as soon as she arrived in port to-night, Captain Gordon captured ter. The contraband goods were stowed be- tween false buikbeads and are valued at about $3,000.

Tue Gotpen Rvte.—According to an exchange Samuel M Joues is the “golden rule” mayor of Toiedo, Obio. He was born iv poverty, but has become prosper- ous through his uwn exertions He owns a big faciory in which the emptoyes work about vight hours a day avd enjoy numervus holidays. The ooly rule he ues pusted ups: “Do unto others as if you were che oibers.” At Christmas be shares with the workmeo the profits of the past year. Sirnkes ought to be unknown in his establishment,

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Scneoner Wreckev.— Tre Summerside correspondent of tue Guardian says: The schooner Mary, Captaia Thomas Hare, owned by Mr Charles Powell, ot Dalbousie, bound from Pictou io Gaxpe, with 180 tons coil, sprung a leak Saturday and made so much water that the crew with all their

| ¢fforte couid not keep her free with 1,000

strokes an hour At 9 o’clock Saturday ilght with @ furcas gale from the east and north east, ebe st-uck the Mimirigash shoals, but was carried over them by ihe heavy sea. The watercontintied to gain and atl p.m. Sunday ehe sank about 10 miles off Horsehead near Miminigash in 20 fath’ ms of water. The crew consisting of five men andthe captain landed in the boat aod cameto Summerside Monday afiernoon, where they stil’ remaia, ideale Ex-Secsetary Bayarp.—The cflicial period of mourning having expired the tlag on the United Siaies Consulate, which has been floating at half-mast during the past ten days out of respect to the memory of Ex-Secretary Bayard, occup’eés its old oosition at the topof the steff. In the cir- cular ordering that the flag be displayed at half~mast it is nointed out that Hon. Mr. Bayard servedthe people ofthe United States in many and important Capacities. He represented Deleware as Sevator from i869 to 1885, was Secretary of State from i885 to 1#89, and was Ambasazador Exiraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United States to Great Britain from 1893 o 1897. In each of these capacities, it is further po'nved ont, bis career was marked 'y great usefulness in which abilities or a vi order were applied with unfailing lavotion and fidelity to the performance of ublie trusts, His private life was pure sid nostaioed, and hts memory will long » cherished with affection and respect by

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