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A Ural Reel
On the New Organ Will be Given by
MR. S. N. HEARUE,
(\ssiated by the Misses and Mr. Chas. Earle, on
Thursday Evening, 17th inst
ORGAN
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a, Overture to Oberon
b. Blamenlied..... ses... Lange c. Hymn Les Mameaux Faure Contralto Solo Jerusalem...... Parker Miss Amy Earle 0 AN.
a. Vergin Madre Sconsolate from Seven Last Words Hasdo
b, Theme, Con Va ilapone.... esses Havdn
6. Prayer ia F. .. . . .. . covsecceoess CORPO Vocal Duet—Forever with the Lord.. gbocee ia obca heh alee ae Misses Amy aod Marion Earle. ORGAN R. Pemtanie Beweth 6... « oc cecowbectes Mozart b. Transcription—.!erusalem the Golden...
Siiblouniisy side a dinibade os ce eee Baritone Solo—The Patms..... Faure Mr. Chas. Earle O|NGAN a. Reverie in G—Op3l.... ..... Roselen a ah Baptist
c. Sacred Airs Selected
Solo and Quarteite,
The Misses and Messrs Ear!e. Doors open at 7.30. Recital at 8 sharp Price of admission 25 cents.
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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, NOVEMBER 17, 1898
THE DAILY EXAMINER
NOVEMBER 17, 1898.
NOTES ON THE NEWS.
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“The tumultandthe shouting dies”—
at least we are to believe so if we accept the statements of the London cor~ The white beat
ment has cooled and
of excite the English people
respovdents, are reflecting that the danger of a wer
much. Many share the opinion that the peaceful
with France never amounted to immense
fleets that Britain couldcommand in the
solution was entirely due to the
event of war,
The last of the excitement of the pu‘lic found vent in the welcoming home of the British troops and the reception of General Kitchener. The modest way iv which the Sidar accepted all his congratulations is decidedly refreshing when we consider the fuses and feathers that bas been ‘xhibited over some Other generals not many thon- sand miles away, who have returned home av heroes after having performed far less
heroic services. One thing all i1ust ad-
; aa ' : : mire in Lord Kitebener is the mianver in those
Replying to a
which he attributes his success to who foughi uoder him.
toast ata banquet given in Dover, he
“regretted that his magnificent reception
could not be shared by the army he repre
sented. It wasdueto the courage and
endurance of his troops that his difficulties
had been overcome.”’
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But in France there is bad feeling over One
cannot help feeling sorry for the brave man
the withdrawal of Major Marchand.
who when the Sirdar asked him at Fashoda what he would do if he (the Sirdar) attempt- ed to remove him by force, replied: **Then in that case | must accept the ineyitable
and die at my post.” But eympatby for those who placed the gallant ecllierin such a posi- tion and bumiliated both him and his country is mere nonsense. Day by day nevertheless the French press and the
bitterer to- The reflection that they have bad to give way as it was intended they sbould trom the very first is a bard pil’ for them to take.
French peojle are becoming wards England.
Tuere wasa great dealof talk abouta cartoon published in Punch which said to have made the French people very
was angry. It representedan organ giinder with a monkey } laying outside Jobp Bull’s house. the door with a most disagreeakly cross expression on his face and eavs to the organ grinder :
John comes to
“Go away, Go away.”
“What will you give me if replies the organ grinder looks like Marchand.”
‘tl know what I'll give you if you don’t go” says Joba Bull. }
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There must have been eomething very irritating about this cartoon for a Dr. Ruseell of Manchester, was fined at the Mansion House, London, for breaking the plate glass wiodow of the offise of Punch which he said he did as a protest against blackguard cartoon, which was exhibit ed there.
I go away,” whose monkey
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The latest of the sensations] . rn~vors is that with regard to the fortifying of St. Pierre and its probable use asm naval vase by the French navy whence the ships
might make attacks upon Canadian cities. Charlottetown ever was mentioned as likely to be captur- ed. Ourreaders may make themselves
So far as the fortifi- Pierre are concerned The i-land is said to be unsuitable for anaval base. And even if the Freach should tecure the mastery of the Gulf and attempt the cap- ture of Charlottetown have we not the bat~ tery of three 32-pounders at Fort Edward, the ramp newly planked and the stones and spikes taken out of the guns. Let the Frenchmen come and make (he acquaint- ance of Nos. 1 and 2 Companies 4th P. E. I. Regt. of R.C. A.
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In a few days probally there will be other sensations in France for al] the world to talk abont. The installation of -the Dupuy wminietry, the reopening of the | D-eyfus case—there is probatly vo found- ation for the report that Dreyfus is dcal—_ and the peculiar tactics now being practi- ced bythe Bonapartists together with the looming up of Priac> Louis Napcleon
easy in this regard. catious of St. they
amount to very little.
form & combination from which we may expect any number of surprises.
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In China the Chinese officials are puo-
ihing their eoldiers for killing Englisn
J ergineers, in Crete the Turkish officiels are
hanging Turkish troops for killing English solliers and sailors, end because al) the po'vers havea finger in the pie in both ot these jlaces, the disturbances can not be “Union is strength” will not do for a motto for the united European
powere,
pat down.
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ELECTION PROSPECTS.
The Movtreal Star discusses the question Will there te an election? and cons cludes, —
An vnexpested apperlto the country
with a tseaty in its band, wou'd undonbt-~ edly have inacv attractions for this Min istry. Thev might ret the people.so in-
teres'ed in the pending treaty that they wonld forget tor the momentthe increased experditure, the mounting debt, the member sof Parl amen! appointed to offiee, the Drummend County and Teslin Lake prop osale, the tales from the Yukon, business is businese.’and ellthe rest cof it. Itwould bea pretty trick to play if it were carried cff with enough nerve and noise. Precisely ae the Republicans asked the American peoyle to vote for then, and thus show Europe that thev tupported the Administration in tle Jate war, 80 could the Liberala insist that the Canadian peoyle must vote for their can- didates and thus convince the Americans that they really avd truly wanted the treaty that had just been written
Still there is, atleast, one possible gnag in theway. The treaty may not come up to their «xpectations. In that cage, it would not serve asa convenient cover for a multitude of sins. Consequertiv, it would be unwise to make up their minds to a dis- sclution before the conference is over; but it would be equally foolish to go through all the worry of a set of bye-elections if a dissolution was among the possibilities.
It will be just as well, therefore, not to be \oo sure of another session until we get it. Ifthesession isabandoned, however. it will be a true sign of panic; for the party will be very reluctant to risk the privilege of spending another year’s supply.”’
in any case it will be we)l for all these who think it is time for a change to stand prepared,
SS arene
ESTEEMED EXCHANGES
Montreal Gazettr: A friendly feeling towards Great Britain is now reported in German official, military, and naval cir
cles. The isolation in which the tight little island found itself a few years ago
was splendid, al! rip bt; but today’s kivdly camaraderi is more comfortab'e
Halifax Hereld: Mr. Yeo w1l makea very good Senator, but all the same Mr Mulock must be very angry at this con- tinued appointment of members of Parlia-~ jiamentto office. So far, in a litile over two veare, we bave vad (counting Mr Yeo) eleven members of the House of Commons and three sepators appointed to cflice. And if report sp-ake truly there are about tuirty ocber men. t's of the House of Commons with promiees of cffice in their pockets. And vo doubt rixty more trying 10 get promises. Tue scremble for offise in tne
grit party t day surpasses in inter« est avy football matcu that ever was played.
THE UNQUIET SEL.
New Brunswick Women Petitioning for the Right to Vote.
The Women’s Enfranchisemest Associ- ation in New Bru: swick log the fullowing petibion:
“That, whereas, the exercise of fiauchise bas been a great ciyii zavioa of mer; and
*Whereas, many feel it an
} je Cifcid
the fu.ctor iu the
injustice to
the fianebis:; aud,
* Whereas, women everywhere are show- ing BO LCi wsIDy Ipterest in ibe affairs of alute; and
* Whereas, the tranchi-e ax exercised by women in reveral parts of the British Empire har 3 lready proved teveficial lo tbe stale, aud bas sumulaced in eiec—
tuai advancement of tue womens ot there COUUDIT'ers * Lherefore, believieg that equelty
with nen, Women are CitiZzeos as reepun- sponsible to the law and as interceted in al questions of public w lfare, tariff . nd taxavlou, war and pe.ce, public sanitacion and sobriety, and recoguizing that the right to the ballot depends not on what one thinks, or saye, or dves, or is, and that the only bar toihis right shouli be the disabilities that now debar men: your petitioners pray that you wil: enact « law during the present ses#ion of the Leyi-|: ture giving full parliamentary suffrage to women Ou the same terms a3 ithore pow enjoyed by men.”
—The Toroato Globe is ofien wrong; but itis right in calling our mean little tix on commercial travellers )“‘An Unwise Law.” Speaking «f the Ancellary Act past last eession The Globe says:
“The Legislature is clearly doing a wrong. Even assuming that it has — right to collect th» tax, it bas no right to release the debtor becaure the crditor bas not complied with slaw which does not
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'to Federal
affect the debtor in auy way In otber
deprive women cf the benefit accruing from |
money back.
Keep Y
our Mon —=Mr. Shoddy
[tis dead easy to male big offers of rewards when there is not a possible chance of ever. having to put up the money. No dealer unless he was an ASS would be guilty of taking a shoddy guarantee card and putting it in good honest clothing,
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Leave as below every day (Sundays Excepted)
From POINT DU CHENE (on arrival f day train from St. Joon) for Summerside, connecting there with cxprese train for Charlottetown.
From SUMMERSIDE on arrival of morning train from Charlottetown) for Point Du Chene connecting witn day traia for St. John.
Connecton at Moncton with rain for Canada and at St. John with Steamers of Internatiousl Line and Railways for United States and Canada.
From PICTOU for Charlottetown sfter arrival of train about midnight from Hali- fax.
From CHARLOTTETOWN, nine a.m. (loca!) for Pictou, (connecting there with day train for Halifiz at Halifax with
C. A. & P. Line for Boston.
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