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PB, Island Railway QUEEN'S JUBILEE.

Tn connection with the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, return tickets wil] be isrued at one first-ciass fare to and from al] stations on this Railway, on the 2let and 22nd June, inst., good fer return up toand on June 26th, 1897.

ASpecial Passenger Train will leave Tignieh at 5 a. m., On June 22nd; Sum-

"merside at 7.30 a. m., arrive at Ch’town at Wam., and leave Ch’town fur return at

li}. m.

Tickeve, gocd fer return by thie train “and by atiernoon train on June 23rd, will be iseved at +pecial reducea rater.

- Retura tickets wil! be issued at special “reduced rates to Charlottetown, from all

good for return by special train leaving 'Ch’iown for Souris and Georgetown at

10.30. m. on June 22nd,and by afver- } noon traia on 23rd June.

For partc. as v8 to fxres, smd. tm- *tble of s;ecisi trein, see posters at » Stations

A. McDONALD. D. POTTINGDR. Snperintendent. Gen. Mgr. Gov. Rys. ri, : Moncton, N B. y Railway Office, Ch’.own Junedl, *#7.

70 LET.— The Cottage on upper Prince St. “atpresentoccupied by O.Horusby. Immed _lae powesion if required.

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“CANADA ~ Province of Prince Edward Island

“In Chancery. Is the ROWs Court.

William Henry Aitken, Frederick Parker Carvell, and John Albert vi Messervey, Complainants, . and “Elisha N. Wright and Isaac Newton *. *Schurmian, Defendants. Pursuant to the order of the Court . of Chancery, bearing date the 4th day of May, A.D., 1897, notice is hereby ‘given that all creditors having claims against the late firm of Wright, Schur- man & Co., of Summerside, Prince County, in Prince Edward Island, do fvle their accounts before. me at my (fice. in Brown’s Block, in Chariotte- town, P. E. Island, on or before the Ivth day of June, A.D., 1897. Dated tli, {6th:day of May, A. D., wb.

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JUNE 14, 1897

THE QUEEN’S JUBILEE,

Circular From Bishop Mac jonald—Seryice in St. Dunstan's Cothedral,

His Lordship Bishop McDonald has issued a circular to the clergy of hin diocese with refereace to the celebration of the Dinmood Juhilee of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, The circular reads as fullows :—~

Rev. Dean Fatner,—As it aa already known to you, the Diamond Jubilee ef Mer

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Gracious Majesty will be universally cele- brated througbout gthe length‘and breadih of the British Empire on the 22ad_ inst. We are all aware that the sixty years’ pub- lie life of our Sovereign, the Queen, bas been marked by many notable changes to- wards enhaucing the prosperity of the sutj-cts of her vast reilm. Our own Canadian people have spared to v0 smal] extent In the b.essings of ber prosperous reign, 80 that under tne toatering hand of her government great pr-greas ha been this fair Dominion of Canada. lustead of being a few stinted colonies, which at the commencement of her reign were administered ia a most arbitrary and not untrequeautly in A very unjast manner, our couviry bas developed into a very

| Strong, energetic and progressive confedera- | tien, bav ms a just and equitable con-titu- , on whereby liberty and law are so blend-

ed as to aflord our people an eflicient pro- tection for life, property and conscience. Moreover, ine private life of our Gracious Sovereign has not been lesa noted for do-

| mestic virtue than has ber public lite been

tor beneficent progress.

It is only just and natural that the state should celebrate this jnteresting event with civic festivities, aud as loyal subjects

, of Her Maj+sty we should all be happy to

co-operate for such lawful and praise- worthy purposes. But, moreover, as Catholics we should not be unmindful of our duty to give praixe and tbanks io Aimignty God, our Supreme Ruler, for al] the blessings granted to us and '0 al] the people of the Eupire’ during the re go of our Gracions Sovereign, and to in: 0<e our Heavenly Father that He biess ourfQueen, and bestow vpor her not only such assist- ance as centributes to the material pros- perity of Her subject=, but al-o ani par- ticularly His Divine graces tbrovgh which alone can be obtained the supreme happi- ness of eternal lite. Wherefore, we odain that on Sanday, the 20th inst., at every Mass ofte:el in the diocese, the pastors mek: suitabie refe.- ence to the event of the Diamond Jubilee, and that they ask their respective congre- gations to pray to Almighty God for the spiritual and temporal welfare of our Queen. and, wherever it is possisle, we enjoin that, either after Muse or after the Bene— diction of the Blessed Sacrament, a solemn “Te Deum” be sung, followed by the pray- er “Domine Saivem f.c Reg nam,” &. Wishing you and your flock the choices bless.ngs of Heaven, I remain, dear Kev, Paver, yours faithtully in the Sacred Heart, * td. C. McDoxarp,

: ‘Bishop of Chariotietown,

Charlottetown, June 9, 1897.

In eonnection with the jubilee celebra- tion a special service will be held in St. Dunstan’s Cathedral on Sunday evening next at seven o’clack. The programme of the servi :e ie as follows: '

Gloria in Exoela’s Deo................ Mozart Lavdste pueri Dominum........Zingarell Magnificat.......:5......-........Bmmer g Benediction. Bite BiB cncce soo ccc ccc Lae linnine Salvam fac Reginasm ?} Nestram Victoriam ’ RERIRM TEIGO-. cevcece. s ccce 0: ccocepencten Landate J minum Omnes Gentes.

Te Deum (plain chant)..........-.0+0 Purtet God Save the Queen.

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TO THE MEMBERS OF THE I. O. F-

To the Members of the Independent Order et Foresters of Prince Edward \Island-

Preraerx,—The Town Council of the City of Charlottetown having decided” to celetrate the Jubilee have called upon the several fraternal societies merring in the city to assist them in making the celebration a success and have decided to bave a procession on the 22nd iast, of all the fraternal societies. [ask you a

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work. You will see by a notice in, the presa that a procession will be form d.

through the city. We..cordinally invite ali Foresters who can do 89, to attend and help ewell the ranks. The brethern will meet at Court Avondale rooms at 1 .15p.m. J. Farrer Sréwart, G. C,°R. Weeat Cape, June 10 1897.

LOCAL NOTICES,

The cape you want at one-third less than you’d expect, read our ad,—Moore & McLeod.

Rain shedding .umbrellas at way down prices; buy while you need them.—Mooré & Mcl eod.

Those balf price waterpro fs make a big attraction for to-day.— Moure. & McLeo].

Dexver, June 11—A beavy rain storm ac:ompanied by terrific lightning, visired this city and vicinity yesterday and cansed considerable damage. The flow of water was eoheavy that the streets were flooded avd many culverts were washed out. Lightning etrack the new four-story building of the Baker Manufacturing cum- pany, setting fire to it, and causing a loss to buildings: of $25,000. The railroad washonts on various jines ruaning into Denver, but none aré of a serious character so far as can be learned.

That tired feeling is dueto impov- erished blood. Enrich the blood with Hood’s Sarsaparilla and be strong and vigorous.

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AT THE CONVENT DE NOTRE DAME.

_ The exhibition of plain and fancy rew- ing, painting aud drawiog, ete, which opened at the Convent de Notre Dame on Saturday, closes today. The artic’es sbown are all the work of the pupils at~ tending the convent schools, and ile dis play is in the highest degree creditable to the good sisters who impart instruction in the various branches as well as to the young ladies whore work peaks louder than words with respect to the thoroug)h- ness Of the instruction they have received. The display this year is the largest that bas ever been made by the iastitution, and connoiseurs in (hat sort of thing say that the qualitv throughout is also better than at the exhibits of former years. Those who have been privileged to witness the displays of past years will therefore readily appreciate the excellence of the showing made this year. The display of paintinzs a d drawings includes 32 subjects, all of which are of a high order of excellence. The work of the more advanced puptls is, of cc ase, the most admired, bat the efforts of the jacior pupils are exceeding!y creditable. There are &O many young ladies deserving of praise for this work that it would be unfa'r to single out any for special mention, and we have not space for all tLe names, There is also a larga exhibit of plain and art'-tic sewing, which the ladies. pro+ bounce excellent in every respect. The ariicles shown comprise almost everything u-efu! and oreamental about a house, The draws work in tray cloths, toilet sete, picture draperies, etc., is especially admirable. Indeed, the colors in tuedra- peries blend as artistically as if they were from a brush. Tbis work was performed avy Misses Ene'’e Larue, Alvina Miller, Annie Gorman and Bernadetie Gillie. Two hand-painted five o’ciock tea ‘seta a-ealso on exhibition. The work of burning and decorating the china was all done in the convent, and it hax been most skilfully performed. One of the teta id the | work of Miss E. Larue, and the other the work of Mise A. Miller. Tere are aiso a number of fancy tahl-, | fire screens, cushions, panels and other | articles which have esca.ed our memory, Theae all indicate excellent taste and much ability. They must be seen to be appre- ciated,

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AT THE BUTTS.

The scores of the first team of the 82nd Battalion avd the second team of the Artillery in the lesgne match on Saturday will be found below:

82ND BATTALION— FIRST TEAM.

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Capt. Hooper........ iibodhidn isa schwniteoouetmmae Total ee eee ew eee eens . sbiceetdcsteciee ee ARTILLERY, SECOND TEAM—MONTAGUE

Pta. Gear, J:.E. MeQrttid ...cccccc .caceucesvecsiene Lieut Thompson, ... 2... ccecereseee seeeee BB Somat. BR. W, Greta’. ccernccess cis nets hawt Geer. D. 8. McDonald.....0. 05 65 2220.55.80 *. W. Mh. Beet.. conse -asiailich aaa ae a ee On “ Wm. Murphy........ sqpasaccsen noonspont S Asst. Sergt. Gillin. ......scscceece seoseenee ID Guor. D. Robineon.......s.:.2.8.4. gretettes 75 Gaer. &. 8. MeDetald...i.c.00. 20.65.85. 468

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The scores of the other two teams are not at band.

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POLICE COURT PROCEEDINGS. !

Martin Power wis this forenoon arrsign; ed on two separate charger, viz: of break- ing jail and asran'ting Joha Crowley with, a weapon. He wat sent up for trial in the. S preme Courton both charger,

Michae) Power, Martin’s father, wag, called npon to answer’a charge of inte": f-r og with the police while They, wet, 2 tre dic iarge of ther dutv. The marsha: reportedithat Michael was. +o il t at he could not be brought up from jail, ad ¢be case was adjourned until this dav week. —

Michael Ruseell, for drunkerne-*, was fined $5 and costs. Peter Tretaur’ and N-lson Langley, charged with the same offence, were each fined $2 or 10 ‘days. '

Arthur Tho-ne’s Scott Act summons wae dismis:sed. Captain John Hughes’ ca-c wes adjourned for one week.

A lad named Henry Palmer wae fiped $1 or 4 days for annoying L. P. Tantuu; in his shop.

Bridget Keenanhal Jane Brenan ar. raigned on a charge of assault aud battery. Jane was fined $i or 5 days.

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P. E. Island Fish Report.

Georgetown.—Cod and herring fitL+ erie- fair, but lobsters scarce.

mackerel light. Miminigash.>Fair catches of cod on trawls but lobsters ¢carce, light hauls ef ‘mackerel in nets on the Ilth. — _—-->---—— .

other day, travelled 15,000 miles during the campaign.and delivered’ 669 epecelies A’ a result he obtained about six and pue- half million yotes and 31 more votes in the electoral college that President Harri- eon, the unsuccessful candizate, had in 1892, Ashe is still onthe right side of forty hie career bas been rather remark-

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Malpeque.—Catches of cod, lobsters avd

Mr. Brean, the defeated candida‘e ° for }. the Presidency,, who was in Quawa thy)

LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS

cool and

Tug Weatner.— Continued showery with easterly win-is.

PouiticaL Mextixii - Do not forget the Libéral-Covservative meeting in Kiuder- garten Hai] tonight.

frectaL Meetinc.—Sovecial meeting of the Hook and Ladcer Cumpany, this evening at 7.30 sharp.

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Kinpercartex Hatt—All Liberal- Conservatives ure requested to be present in’ Kindergarten Hali tonight.

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Conxvexy De Norre Dame—The Con- vent Schools will elove oun Thursday next, to re-open early inSeptember. The closing exercises will be private, Miss Larue, of Quebec, will graduate.

Saiyation Anmy.—Major Pugmire and Adjutant Galt couducet interesting and succes*tal meetings a tue Salvation Army Barracks yesterday. Tomorrow evening Mejar Pugmice will give a talk on the social work of the Army.

Sovris Trorrixc Parx.—Mr. P. S. Brown, the well-koown worseman, has tecured Souris Trotting Park for Dominion Day, and will hold @ series of races there on that day. -Good purses wll be huvg up, aod a splendid day’s sport ix assured att who attend. Further particulars wil! ve published later.

‘An O_p AxdD’ WELL TrRigep Remepy.— Mrs. Wins'ow’s Soothing Syrup bas been used for over fifty years by millions of ‘mothers for their children while teething with perfect succees. It soothes the child, softens the gunys, allays all pain,cures wind colic; aod isthe best remedy for Diarrhoea. 1s plétiSant to’ the taste. Sold by Druggists in every part of the worl-. Twenty-five Its value is incaiculabie. Be sure and ask for Mrs, Winslow’s Sooth iug Syrup, and take no other kind 1 3 bw

PEKSONAL. Mr. J. B. Began, C..E., went east this morning. ‘ Mr, 3. C. Moore left this morning on a business trip to St. John. Rev. T. F, Fniierton. was a passenger in the eastern train this moraing. ‘Lord Salisbury has accepied the offiice of a vice president of the Britieh Empire League. Mr. Henry Lowe, of the firm of H. & 8. Lowe, went east thie morning on @ busi- bess trip. Mr, JoM. McLeod went west thie morn- ing in the interests of the Amberst Bu t aud Shoe Company. A Mr. A.D Taylor, of Amherst, spent Snaday in Charicttetowa. He went west Cais morning ona business trip. Conductor Cotfey, of the Intercolenial Railway, who bas b-en vieiting Charlotte- town, left for home this morning. Mr. Frank Beales bas returoed from New York. He reports that his father was not so ill as was reporied, and says he is improving in health. Mr. dé. A. Mathieson, barrister-at-law, Georgetown, was in Charlottetown over Sunday. He left for home this morning. Lients, Smith and Acora, who were at Halifex with the inter-maritime rifle team, recurved ‘to Chariouetown on Sa:urday evening. eed. Dr. Hodgeon, Master of the Rolle, left home on Saturday for Windsor, N. 8., to take part in the exercises of the Univer- sitv of King’s, of he is Chancellor. Mr. Ewen Stewart, Inepector of City Schools, returned fram Halifax on Satur- day evening. He visiied a number of s hools in that ciy during his stay, and nleo visited Pictou Academy. He express- es himse f as being well pleased with what bs saw

Dr. McLeod vas called up ic Summer- side this morning to see Mr. J homas Rogers who ix stil] very dangerously i |. It is not expected that he will be alle to be removed to Cagrlattetown for 10 ur 1? diy. Mra. Rogers will stay with bim un 1 ue is out of danger. cu Meajor Povmire, .chremarts of the Salvation Army forces. in, the Mari ‘me province; rigasgt here ou Sauiasy. He

town Corps and js. accompanied by Adja- tant Galt,.who wr weil known here he Ene gn Galt and had charge of the citv earns sometime ago. They remain wot.) T e av n ght.

Mies Nellie Macdonald, danghter of Mr. A Macdonald, Sop rotendent of ithe Island Railway, left this morning'for &t. Panl, Mino., where she will spend the fuminer months with relatives. Mr. Mae- donald sceompanies her toSt. Paui. He expects to be absent from the province ahont ten davs. During Mr. Macdonald’a absence Mr. Sharp will be acting superin-

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