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Charles Hine desires to state that gs stolen from her on Monday evens
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the rip ing were yeaterday delivered to her, not by the person whom she accased of the
theft, but by ancther,
Trunks aod valises at away down prices
at R. H. Ramsay & Co's:
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THE DAiLY EXAMINER, CHARLUTTETOWN, AUGUST 30 195,
MRS. STEVFNSON’S LECTURE. SEWER CONSTRUCTION.
The audience almost filled the Y. M. C. A., ball at the temperance meetioy, last night, to bear the lecture delivered by Mre, Catherine Lente Stevenson,of Boston. Mra, Steven 01 took for her subject “The demande of the Christianity of to-day,”— particularly on the liquor problem. Mrs Steveneon assailed the saloon as the foe of the ‘church, the home and tne state, and denounced the humbug of the Government in regard to the plebiscite. She spoke ina very cleerand interesting manner for up- warde of an hour. Her quotations, which were exceptionally well chosen, were many and varied aud added much to the pleasure of the address.
The vote ot thanks was moved by Mr. Raymond and seconded by Rev. Mr. Weddal!, who, with Rev. Mr. Bryan and Mrs. Poole, the president of *he Charlotte town brarch ofthe W.C. Ph U., occupied seats On the platform. . Justice Fitz- gerald, the chairman of ee meeting, thea made sa few remarks to which Mrs. Stevenson replied, after which the vote of thanks was put aod Carried uvanimously. At the close of the address Mise Bovyer sang @ very beautiful solo, and the bene- diction was pronounced by the Rev. Mr. Weddall.
A SUGGESTIVE LEITER.
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Sin,—The sad drowning which took place at Rocky Poin: on Tuesday night last, the night on which the excursion on board the steamer Elfin took p'ace, sheuld be a warning to the public that too much care cannot be exercised while walking on euch places as Rocky Point wharf, a pub- lic thorougnfare witbout a railing or any protection whatever, to enaure the safety of travellers.
Would it not be more in keeping with the times if ourenergetic and everwatch- fal sapervisor would ca!) the atteation of our Local Government to this fact, insteai of awarding private contracts to his own sons.
tions Nearmg Completion
Work upon the sewers is ty ora, well. Work was begun on the 17th ot May, and already about eix and a-half miles of pipe have been laid. About two- @nd-a-half miles of pipe were put down last year. About a mile-and-three-quart- ers have yetto be sewered to complete this year’s contracts. It is expected that all the eections south of end iscluding Euston Sereet will be sewered by the latter part of Oetober. Next yenr all that portion of the city lying to the eertb of Euston Street will be sewered. This will mean the put: ting down of about six miles of pipe.
Already there have been about 100 con- necticne made with the sewerage system, and they have all been satisfactory.
The pumping stations at the east and wesi end of the city, are pearing completion. The station at the foot of Fitzroy street wil! be ready for use in about three weeks’ time. The station at the east end will be ready in about six weeks’ time. Hach station is equipped with a eeven horse- power gas engive. The reservoir itself is of concrete and rubble masonry and is completely buried. ‘The only evidence of itsexistence in sight is the email brick pumping house which surmounts it.
Altogether about 200 men have been employed in the work of construction, and asum in the vicinity of $37,000 has been paid out in wages already this year.
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PERSONAL.
Dr. Burrell, of Yarmouth, is visiting Charlotietown.
Mr. J. E. Hegan,C. E., went to Mal- peque this morning.
Mayor Warburton registered at Windsor Hotel, Montreal, on Monday.
Miss Ann‘e Johnson was a passenger by the western train this morning en route to Summerside.
Mr B B Lyons, manager of the Scienti- fic Library Department of D. Appleton & Co, of New York, isin the city.
Mrs, Stephensor, who lectured in the Y MCA Hall last eyening,left this morn- ing for Summerside en route to Moncton.
Mr. G. Dodd left this morning by the Princess for Bostou. He was the guest of
the
WATCHMAN.
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Ziox Cuvrca.—A meeting was beld in Zion Church on Monday night to decide upon substituting chairs forthe pews. It was decided almost unanimously to leave the church as it is
Scxypay Scnoot Picnic.—Thbe annual picnic of Grace Church Sunday Schoo! is
taking place to-day at Elliot’s . h Milis. The weather ‘a Sia or Mre.J.A. Webster while on the and the little ones and their friends | °°"
Sister Ann (Miss Fairclough) who bas been visiting relatives in Chariottetuwn during the last mouth, left this morning on return to Toronto.
Miss Alize G. Parker, who has been
sre having a delightful outing. Nine-well- filled cars left Charlotteiown at ha!f-past nine o'clock.
Dr. PARKER Iu —ASt. Andrew’s, N. 3., despatch says: Friday afternoon last | visiting Glencaira, the residence of Charles Dr. Neville G Parker was prostratsd by an | Palmer, Q. C., returns to St. Andrews, N, beart failure. As he wa'ked | B. tomorrow. across his bed chamber he was heard fall- Mr. James Waughan, for many year og on the floor. With the assistance of a employed in R. K. Jost’s establis shmenv ne ens bor wao was called for the siricken | jos; yesterflay by the Grand Duchess en gent] eman was jaid on hie bed and Dr. | ponte to Boston.
Harry Gove, who was quickly summoned, Mr. Douglas Stevens, Government
adn rinistered a stimulant into Dr. Parker’s | gteamboat inspector, arrived from
arm inthe f rm of a hypodermic injection | 4. } rex last evening. To-day
in due course he came out of the uncon< | he is inspecting the Government steamer
ecious state intu whic th be had lapsed a a} Brent.
result, and at last accounts was making nse : ai alk : he The Summerside Town Council has
favorable progress to recovery. . passed a resolution of sympathy wth the
sania Mies Amy DesBrisay’s school wili re-| wife, family and friends of the late James open in St. Paul’s Sch 1oolroom on Monday,| McLeov, who for some time eat as & mem-
- ith. ol. ber of that body. susie . Mr. John F. Reberteon, jr., left this ii # Steam Merry-go-round will be} merning by train en route for Quebec operating on the grounds of the Ch’town | where he will begin the preparatory work Dri ving Park during the horse races Cn] of his second year's course in science at he 13th and 14th Sep t. 1 wk. McGill College.
Mr. M. Kilfoy, for many years io 7 engineering department of the Stanley an: the
Lasor Day.—All the principal stores in the city have agreed to celebrate 1 abor
Davy on Wednesday, Sept. 6th, instead. of latierly employed as engineer = Monday, Sept. 4th. The eports on the Yarmouth, came to Charlottetown Jast C, A. A. A. Grounds promise to be the }evening to take a position with the Royal best held for years. Unsworth, Cook, Electric Company.
Mr. W. B. MacKenzie, Chief Engineer Government Railways, srrived from Monc- ton last evening and registered at the Hotel Davies. To-day he is inspecting tbe curves at Loyalist and Colville, which it is proposed to straighten.
Meeers. Gregory McLellan and P. Mc- Quillan, who have been students at St. Lunstan’s College for several yeare, expect to leave tomorrow morning for Quebec where they will enter Laval Seminary to study for the priesthood.
A worm welcome was given Mr and Mrs Thos M Donahoe at Kensington,on their arrival from their honeymoon. ‘he C M B A, waited upon them inthe evening and preeented av address of welcome. Mrs. Donahoe was presented wtih bandeome
Newsome, Clarke, Brown Bros, Large and others are training bard end will put up some of the best races ever seen on the a:
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eR —Premier Farqubarson was present at the temperance meeting held last evening \in the ¥.M.C. A. hall. But he did net | speak . He war, like the Guardian, “ dis ' creet.’ | —The Plebiscite juggle of the Laurier~ Tarte Administration was denounced by Mrs Stevenson; but the discreet Guar- dian’s reporter ‘avoids the point. There
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Just received chair, and Mr. Donahoe with @ writing desk. a nice Tne Agriculturist is pleaced to vote that, 2 Mr. Thomas W. B. Crafer, of a ae Ss who recently graduated from the Boston assortment University with the Tr oe tlk & ‘ 1aq B., has been successful in passing | of Ladies the Massachusetis State Bar examination. fi (bere were in all 210 spplicants for ad~ he | mission tothe bar, of whum 125 were euc- an: | cessful. It is Mr. Craser’s intention to Slippers | locate in Boston. : | Mr. H. J. Gardiner, referred to in Tue in | ExaMIner’s despatches of yesterday as ° tates been appointed manager of the Fine Dongola | newly established branch of the Merchants So | | Bank of Halifax at Ottawa is another of and | Pri ince Edward Island’s successful sons.
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for company drillthie evening, in uni- form. ——— Race Enrrizs—The entries for the Driving Park races on the 13 hand 14th clove tonight, Sait.—The bark Romance, direct from Liverpool, G. B., is discharging salt for Peake Brothers & Co., at their unomber 2 wharf.
Pott Tax—A batch of executions has been made oat, and will be given to the pol cetoday. Now is the time for those in arreare tO pay up.
Races—The list of entries for the races attne Driviog Park will be published shortly. It i8 one of the best lists ever made up for an Isiand race
More Coau.—The schocoers Brilliant, Ceto and Capio have arrived from Dowi- nion Coal Co’s. mines, C. B., with cargoes of tlack and nut coal to Peake Brothers & Co.
Awnotaer Excursion.— An excursion from Pictou to Charlottetown takes place Sept. 2nd, probably accompanied by the Westville Band. It ie expected tbat a large number from Pictou will come.
Sr. Dunstan’s Cottece—As the new building ie not quite ready forthe recep- tion of students, St. Danstan’s College will open on the 12th September, instead of onthe 7th,as announced in the pros- pectus.
Scuoon Re-oresinc.—St. Peter’s school will re-open on Thursday, September 7th, There are a limited number of vacancies. Pupils prepared for the Universities. Fees, boys’s choo!, $26.00 a year ; girls’ school, 15. Apply tothe Rev. J. Simpson. eod,td.
Srorrs—Entries for the eports to be held on Wednesday, September 6:h, will close Sept. lst, except the Maesey-Harris Tro- phy,which will close Sept. 2nd. The contract for scorecards has been let to James D. Taylor, and Arthur Vatcher wil) be the caterer.
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This lot iacludes this season’s waists, 85¢ ald 95¢ and some of last season’s at $1.25 and $1.45—all go at the one low nrice
of— 4L-O© certs each ALL OTHER WAISTS
EXCEPT SILK, HALF PRICE.
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Exarsition Stock —For the information of {sland exhibitors of live stock at gSt. Jobn and Halifax we may say tbat horses, cattle and sheep intended to be shown at both Exhibition will be charged regular tariff rates from Point da Chene to St. John; half regular tariff rates from St Joun to Halifax, ani will be returned to Pictou free.
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Coxpessep MiLx Facrory.— Work upon the pew factory of the Charlottetown Con densed Milk Co., was begun on Monday by Mr. W. W. Harper, on St. Peters Road, near the residence of Mr. B. Longwortb. The building will be 150 feet long aud 38 feet wide. There will bea boilerroom on the north side and a receiving room on the eoutb side. It is expected that it will be completed about the 25th Oct.
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Tse Bank ar Atperton.—The office of the Merchants Bavk of P. E. Island at Alberton, at which Mr. Ceeil Stewart is agent, bas just been fitted up in real bank style. It is now very neatiy arranged, roomy and comfortable, andis a credit tu the town. It is,to be hoped that this branch of our Island bank will do a large and increasing business, and that the estavlish- mnt of a bank at Alberton wil! have as profitable a venture as it is convenient to the business men who make use of it.
MarriaGe Betits.—The marriage of Mr. S. G@. Thorne, a well known and popular young printer, and Miss Clara Rose, was solemnized in St. Joseph’s Con-
interesting and impressive ceremouy. Tue bride was attended by Miss May Trainor, aod Mr. William McEachern ably supported the groom. The pretty little chapel of the convent was handeomely decorated in honor of the event. The bride was the recipient of many handsome and valuable presents. Mr. and Mre- Toorne have Tue Examiner's best wishes.
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Thi- agreeable vegetable ex- tract is tonic and strongly astringent and the certainty and comfort with which it acie « akes itana ideal rem- edy. Itcan be adminis‘er-
ed to the youngest child with perfect safety. Price 25 cents,
are no prohibition bullets in the Gaar-| dian’s gun when the Liberals are to be *
vent at #n early hour this morning. The Rev. J. F. Johnston, of the Cathe- | 4 Gral staff, performed the { /
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