THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN,

AUGUST 2 1898.

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Local and Other Items,

THe ( trEW Wolfville, N.S. waote

| the curfew.

“Tae Arcustssor Deap.—Yesterday afternoon, after Tue EXAMINER Was sont to | press, & telegram: Was received trom Toron | a le l f A . t

to announcing the deatho rch bishop

| Waleb. [be end came on 8. ti riay night at ball past seven. —_ - luoverr ir was ALcowo..— \ letter t®

the Bangor News from Berlin Falls, N H, tellaofthe tragic death in that place of Daniel Jack and John Neady, lumbermen., The men drank chloroform, which they thought to be alcohol, and were found dead in their beds. ee

Frae.—Io Belleville,Ont., one day last

week, Mrs. Joseph Henderson, of Bettes

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upsetting a coal oil lamp.

tothe ground herself, and caught the children in her arms when they followed her. A neighbor then dashed upstairs through the flames, and saved the third thild, which Mrs. Henderson in her panic had abandoned. Finally the blaze was extinguished without doing much damage, and Mrs. Henderson is left to wonder how

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Wat W on.—According to late cable despatches the individual winnings of the Canadian team at Bisley are as fol- lows: Set Armstrong, 10tu Batt, 80 shil~ lings; Color-Syt Blair, 57th Bett, 120: Sgt Broadhurst, 5:h Batt, 120: Lieut Croaks, 40; Ptr Davidson, 48.b Batt, 60, Lieu Forbes, 73d Batt, 60; Lieut Gilchrist, lst B F A, 220; Staff-Sgt Hayhurst, 13th Batt 40,Capt Hutchison, 43rd Batt; 352; Pt, McVittie, 48th Batt, 220; Gunner Mil- ler, 5th R. C.A., 53; Lieut A. Roberteon, TT: Batt., 405; Lieut. Rose, 135th Batt., 199; Sgt. Simpson, 10th Batt,. 440; Sgt. Spencer, 13th Batt., 200; Pte. Swaine, l4th Batt.. 30. From the winnings of each team is deducted 327 shillings en- trance fees. For the team Sgt. Breadburst won £95, Sgt. Armstrong £45, Lieut. Roes £40, Sgt Simpson £25, and others made less sums.

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Cricket. — Some sensational was witnessed in the Essex- Gloucestershire match. The first innings stood 128 for Essex and 231 for the.r op- ponents; the former made 250 in their second; Gloucestershire bad but 19 runs to win when the fifth wicket fell. Cham~ plain, however, was caught witbout fur- ther scoring. Jersey and Wrathall in- creased the score to 145, or but three runs to win; the latter, however, was caught in the clips, Brown was bowled aod Wright Roberts joined Jessop with the position one man, 1 run to tie, and 2to win. Roberts made the tie, and then took an overfrom Mead. The excits ing point came as Jessop, who had 13 (not ont) faced Kartwrightgwho bad al-~ ready taken 7 wickets fur 57 runs. The bateman never failed, and drove Kart= wright to the boundary, winning the gan e@ for Gloucestershire by one wicket. In- tense excitement prevailed.

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| THE INDULGENT FATHER. |

An Account of One That Colone] Calliper Knew In Storkville Center, Vt. -*-- ‘Speaking of indulgent fathers,”’ said Colonel Calliper, ‘‘reminds me of an old friend of mine named Silas Zing- tock, who formerly lived in Storkville Centre, Vt. Once when his little son Rufus wanted very much to fly a kite at a time when he was not well enough to be permitted to go out Mr. Zingtock rigged up a contrivance whereby the youngster’s desire could be gratified in the house. He set up a blower in the back parlor, belted it to an engine in the cellar below, and when everything was all ready he started the fan and produced a current of air that was ample to float a kite.

‘It was great fun for young Rufus tc sit in the back parlor and fly his kite in the front, and for a time everything went all right, but on an unfortunate day Rufy, not satisfied with the amount of wind the fan was blowing, undertook to make it blow harder, which is some- thing that Mr. Zingtock had expressly forbidden. It seems that the blower and the boiler and machinery were all much larger than were needed to produce a breeze sufficient to float a kite here, bus Mr. Zingtock, who, though rich, was also thrifty, had had a chance to buy this plant second hand cheaper than a new plant of smaller size would have cost, and so he took it and had it set up, and every morning he used to adjust it so that it would not go above a cer- tain speed, and several times he had cautioned his son never to touch it.

‘‘About one minute after Rufus did touch it on this morning when he want- ed it to blow harder the big fan was go- ing at a gait that set up a hurricane in the parlors. It blew the kite against one of the windows and broke that the first thing, and within a minute the pictures were off the walls and their glasses smashed, tables were upset, bric-a-brac was knocked into flinders, and the whole parlor was a wreck, with the big blower going at top speed and churning everything there into fragments and blowing the debris out of the windows.

‘**That ended the father’s indulgence. ’’

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Mr Geo CommtInga, for over 20 years engine- er on Grand Trunk running:between Toronto and Allandale, says:—“ihe constant duty with mv work gave me excessive pains in my back, racking my kidneys. I tried sev- ral remedies until I was recommended by my fireman, Mr Dave Conley,to try Dr. Chase’s Kidney Liver Pills, Two boxes haye com- pletely cured meand I feeltoday a better man than ever. Addresss A, W. Chase Co.,

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Reserve Thursday evening the 11th for the Electric Ligit Sports. The material is on itsway now fora grand display of fireworks, The band is making special efforts to produce the best music for the occasion.

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