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s I a I She left again for Georgetown at 8.10 p.in.

e p.in. The Stanley left Georgetown at 7 a.ni.. but late last night. sue was no farther than Cape Bear in heavy lcc. She did not expect to make Picton last night.

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CORNWALL METHODIST Olli-

CUi'|‘_--The quarterly meeting which was postponed on account of the fun- eral of Rev. C. S. hlchearn will be held at Kingston, Wednesday afternoonc. March 3. at three o'clock.

FOURTH REGIMENT.-Members

of the P. E. island Heavy Brigade, who have uniforms. will parade at the Drill Hall Sunday afternoon st 1.45 p.m.. lu order to attend the funeral of their late comrade. Gunner Oliver S. .\icEaclierii.

THE MAiLS.--The ice~boals left

Cape Tormenllne yesterday morning at 6.50 with 65 bags of mail and ar- rived at Cape Traverse at 10.25 a.m.

The boats left Cape Traverse at 7.35 with 43 bags, arriving at Tornientlne a

t 10.40.

THE BOAT SPECIALS.-The mall pecial arrived in Charlottetown yes- erdny at 12.15 o'clock and left again t 8.45 last evening. The special from he lillnto arrived here at 7.15 o'clock.

THE STEAMERS-The Miiito dock- d in Georgetown yesterday at 3.35

HOME GUARD.-Number 3 f‘oni-

pany, Home Guard, had a very suc- cessful turnout last night. The at- I drill excellent. The members are all I

endance was the biggest yet and the

aking a great interest in their work. 'evt Friday will be giien to Rifle

_\ _ _ . . practice al thc Agricultural Hall.

ST PAUL'S CHURCH.-On Sunday

c 'i corporate communion for the ouiig people of this church All wnibers of the 1 P A and teachers nd scholars of the Sunday School who are confirmed are spetialli in sued to attend.

SUPREME COURT AT GEORGE-

TOWN.-in the Supreme Court at Georgetown _yesterday ilie case of olin Scrimgeonr v. John A. McDonald was adjourned to the next session of the court. in ilie case of A. A. Mc- Donald & Bros. v. Edward Dicks. an action for debt. the jury found for the plaintiff in the sum of $551. full amount claimed on a promissory note. Counsel: McDonald 8: Stewart for the plaintiff; D. A. McKinnon for defen- dant.-G.

THE MARK ETS.-The markets yes-

terday were poorly attended owing to the state of the roads. The snow was nearly all gone in the country, and those travelling were obliged to use wheels. There was not very much produce moving. but everything was picked up at good prices. Oats sold from 60 to 65; hay T5 per cwt.; potatoes 210 to -'15 cents per bushel; butter in pound blocks 26 cents, and i tubs 23 to 24 cents. Eggs were quote at. 25 cents. Pork sold at 9 cents pe pound for best weights. An easle feeling has grown in the market. fo hogs in Montreal, and 10 cents pe cwt. was offered on Thursday. Th dcinnnd for lamb in Montreal is goo and sheep are also selling well. Thi is dui- to small receipts. ln regard to groceries, there has been very litt

Flour is steady and in good deniaud. and it is doubtful if there will be any decline: in fact, indications are that there niaij-‘ be an advance at any inoniciit. licnns are very firm. (froiim of tartar luis declined and is now uuotcd nt 45 cents per pound.

GOLDEN WEDDING.-lllr. and .\lrs.

Michael Heiinessey. Kent Street. tivo cstccmed residents of (iliarlottetowii, celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage on Suiidny last. They received many presents and emigrat- ulntions from friends at honic and zibrozul. Among the presents was a gift of $100 in gold from their son. George, now in Mexico. Mr. and ‘Mrs Heiiiiesscy were married ln St. -lone-l\lm'i< Chnrcli. Vernon River. by

the-rc has been ten children-six son and four dnughtcrs. all of whom :ir living but the first born. Ong dnugh fer is thc wife of Dr. J. T. Collins o Vernon River. :ind another is Mrs. .lolin 11, (`.on|iolly. of C-harlotlctowii.

are also married. The 'olden wed

celebration of .\lnss in St. Dnnstan' (‘atliedr:il on Moiidny morning, at which Right lluv. Blsliop 0'l.<=:\r_v was

'arc both unjoyliig thc vi>r_v best o health :ind it is the sliicere wish 0 their many friends that they may lon bc spared to enjoy the blessings o lifc.

LADIES L. O. B. A.- l.iidv Putrlcin

Lodge. .\'o. 154. liong Creek. is ln flourishing condition at pri-soiit, new members are being added from tim `lo time. This lodge ls starting out on its second year with iiu excellent sta ol' officers, and thc prospects are bright

Patricia. At a special nieetlni: held recciitly for degree work. quite an cnjo_\'ahli~ evening was spent. Afte the regular work of thc -lodge ws concluded. refreshments were seved by the ladies of thc lodge. ln the shap of rake an coffee etc.After all presen had done Justice to the good thing prnvided. and the wants of the inne

ing was again called to order and an

tertalnment and are looking forwa t e l f li '

cis holds its next regular meeting on Saturday evening, 27th lust.. when ai

ymatters of importance will be dlsciiss- ed

HODGSUN, Slllnll & C0., LTD Pcrmarent Sample Rooms

.-1-_-i--»-..-t--if iiler Bros ‘.’i'.."..;'...¥.

' Room/B Grant Building

Fred E Morris

for P E island

n d r r r r 0. d. s

change in prices during the past week.

Rev. \\’illlaiii Plialcn. From this union forma'-lo" f9°*3l1'0d [F0111 "V111‘10\1S 111-

,, dividunls belonglng.to this corps who C uiniiaizod to escape."

f these troops were surrounded by n

Tivo of the sons. James and Andrew.

L .

ding aiiiii\'crsur\' was olissrved by ri

S exhausted." '

cclcliruiil. Mr. :ind Mrs. lleiiiiesscy

f cult position of parts of an arniy corps f during the retreat in East. Prussia np- g piled to portions of the Twentieth f Corps. commanded by liieutcnant-Gem

n and the 'Tenth Army was broken on

e surrounded in the country between

ff army which constantly increased in

for a very successfhl year for l.ady

r times. During these days the troops s

,. I s r prisoners our corps inflicted heavy

man had been fully satisfied the meet-

excelfent programme was rendered ln- cludlng solos, rscitations, music etc. Several members expressed themselv- es as being well pleased with the en-

0 mm- enter", "mam, 0 3 ._ read ' to iight until its strength was ture in the near future. Lady Ps 'GNU °¥l1*“°'»°d- !\"\“l~l.Y '°9°"‘

members are requested to attend. as D

William Scott in the Clyde

Sabbath.

THE PREBBYTEIY 0|' P. E. I8-

LAND.-_- The Preobytery of P. E. Is- land will meet in Zion Church. Char- lottetown on Tuesday, March 2nd. at 2 p. in. _

HORSE RACES POSTPONED.-`

0Wl11S to the soft condition of the ice. the horse races which were scheduled to take place this ‘llllernoon have been l1°Sll10l1¢<l 1111111 llonday. Entries . close this evening for the races which take Dlnce Mondiy afternoon. The horsemen are asked to attend the iueetlns or the C,-D. C. io-night in J. A. Henderson's'!orge.

A5NEV-- A V917 Pleasant evening

was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis \\’heeler's on Saturday. Feb. the twentieth, when their daugh- ter, Myrtle celebruted her birthday in the midst of a large number of her friends. Games and music entertained the guests throughout the evening. and a very sumptuous supper was served. Needless to say all did ample justice to the good things offered them. The entertainment broke up after several hours of vuloyment and :iw crowd dis- persed `but not without rendering n vote

gf thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler.-

SOCIAL GATl-'lERlNG.- llrookside

Cottage, the beautiful residence of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Younkcr of Win- sloe North was the scene of much pleasure and gayety on ‘Tuesday even- ing, Feb. 23rd. when a number of in- vited friends gathered in to spend the evening. The evening which seemed altogether too short was spent in var- ious games, vocal and instrumental music. reading and resltatiom. Sup- per being announced the company en- tered the dining romm and upwards oi' thirty guests sat down to a rcpast pre- pared lu Mrs. Younkcr's best style. A vote of thanks was tendered to Mr.

and Mrs. Younker for the manner iii; which they treated their guests and after singing God Save me King thell friends departed feeling they had* spent zi very pleasant evening and hop- ed lo meet again in thc near future.

HOTEL ARRI\'.~\LS

VICTORIA.

J. l~`. Arnett, Summerside; \\'. R.

Bergmann. J. C. McCormick, Halifax; J. D. Lynn, W. N. Yetnian. Jas. Gibson. F. A. Syniinoiis. Toronto; .l. l'°`. Mac~‘ donald, \\'. ll. Fisher, E. G. Agnier. Moiitrenl.

QUEEN.

L. \\'ood. hit. lierbert; J. B. Gaudet,

Mlscouche; 1". ll. Barrett. Carleton; G. H. Laidlow. Halifnx;'J. ('. McPhee, Sydney; L. J. i\lc!\’eill, F. G. Phillips. Sunimerslde.

NORTH AMERICAN.

Joseph Dunning, Clifton; Joseph

McPhee, St. Dunstau's_College; W. A. Jenkins, John McI_._e`od, John A. Mc- Donald. Vernon; Andrew Mclnnis. Euniscliffe; John Stdckman. Dunstaff- nage; Neil McPherson and wife, New- ton; Mrs. ll. Ralph, Detroit, Mish.; J. S. Martin, Kinross; Nelson Bell, Brookfield; A. I). Duiiphy, Millvicw; Robert Silliphant, Hunter River; Ani- brose Henry. Henry McCallum. l)un~ staffnage; Jackman Bell, Milton; Mal- colin McLean, Willsliirc; li. A. Jen- kins, liazelbrook; George Exworthy. Rustico; P. J. Nay. North Wiltshire; 'l`l101118B B011. Southport; Benson Wen- therbie. Vernon River; Thomas Doi- ron. Rustlcovlllc.

LUST llll$SlillS

PETROGRAD. l"eb. 23.-The dcspcr-

ate resistance offered by lhi- Twen- tieth Corps' of the Russian urni_v to the advance of the BGcriniiiis in East Prussia after lt had been out off from the Tenth Army is described in an official communication issued here lust night. The report is based upon in-

. The Russians clalni that although

German army in the territory betiiceii Goldap and Suwiilki they iiifllcted heavy losses upon their antagonists. They repelled attacks on four fronts "until their strength was completely

The comniunicutloii follows: “The communication of l"ebruury

‘.21 which described the unusually diffi-

cral Bulgakoff. comprising the Twelfth Division and three reserve regiments. Communication between this corps

Feb. 13, and the corps found itself

Goldap and Suwnlkl by a German

numbers. -

"T|ils force fought horolcally, until

dually overwhelmed by ii German force which outnumbered it several

marched about 32 miles continuing to 'force ii passage for themselves lo- wsrd the southeastern part of the i-‘ores tof Augnstowo.

"According to accounts given by

losses upon the Germans, who at- tempted to bar the way, particularly in the lake region and the forest nesi Ghita.

“Reports just given by various in

dfvidusls belonging to this corps wht managed to escape show the corps was

attacks on four fronts retaining

its artillery and taking many German rlsoners."

caaomai, Mancini wAN'rs in. Qumv.

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ATE AENEAS MACDONALD.

is the painful duty of The Guar-

dian lo chronicle the death of Mr. Aeneas MacDonald. which occurred :it his home in Little Pond at noon yes- it-rday.

Mr. MacDonald had been in t'ulling

health for upwards of a year and nl- thougli his demise was not altogether unexpected yet lt. was hoped by his many friends that lie would rally for some time longer. He was first a stu~ dont at St. Dun.stan's College. where he showed more than ordinary aptl- tude and ability. after which he enter- ed the Royal Bank of Canada nt Cliarlottctown. He remained here for soiiie years before he was trans- ferred to the West. ln Edmoii- ton he left the service of the Royal Bank and entered the Canadian Bank of (Iominerce, lioldingaposi- tion in -the latter until illness ne- cessitated his retirenieiit. His condi- tion was so serious that an operation was deemed imperative and he was accordingly entrusted to the surgcoifs care. After ii lingering illness in Ed- monton lic was brought lioinc to his people by his brother, Mr. Howard l’il:icDoiinld, about Cliristnius Inst.

Mr. l\lncl)oiiald, who was 26 years

of age, was of u retiring disposition nltliough lin inude himself' numerous friends by the force of lii.s personality. being well liked in business and social circles.

Mr. l\lacDoiiald's family who will

deeply mourn his loss are:-His mo- ther. Mrs. (‘liarles .\iacdonald; three sisters. Misses Ella and lsabcl, nt homel and Miss Mattie. of the island (`old Storage (‘o.. Ltd.. Charlottetown; and five brothers, I-'iitlier llcrnard. Calgary; Allister, Edmonton; Joseph. Wiiiiiipeg; Howard, of thc lloynl liank. New York, and John. nl lionic.

Y MR W. D. GASS.

c into Willinni ll. (lass. nn old respected rcsidont of Grccn Buy.

passed away on Feb. 20th. llc enjoy- ed good hcnlth all his life iill recently. wlicn lic bcgun to fail, :ind pnsscd away vcry peacefully on the ubovc- nn-ntioncd datc. lleccuscd was of u kind, gcninl disposition, und will be greatly nilssed in lils honie, wlicrc he was always cheerful mid pleasant. I-lg was born in hinlpequc. March lTtli. 1833. \\'hcii quite young lie niovcd to New Haven, ivlicre ho resided till ho got married und made his lioiiie in Grccn Ilny sixty years ago. llis fun- cml scrvlcc was conducted by llli' George Crewyii of Kingston, and was largely attended by friends and reln~ tives. who came to pay ii fiircwcll tribute to the departed. He leaves to mourn onc brother. Joseph, in Ain- liersi. and six sons und three daughters: _Joscph, al Applii Road; John. in Glenwood. Mc.; Jiinies. ln Arlington. Mass.; Tlionius. in liclvolr, Sash.; and Robert and \\`illlani on the lioincsteail: Mrs G. \\'. Pike, Eiisl 1’-oston; Mrs John Farrow. .»\ppin ltond; and Mrs Joseph l\lcLcod. Vic- toria. His wife predeceased him tweiity yenrs ngo. I-lis remains were laid in rest in llonslinw L`ciiictcr_v. hionday. 22nd. Much syiiipatliy goes to the bereaved by thc whole coni- munity.

and

l .\

Were together" said the l~`rr-nc

0'cr the bridge had innde- rctrcnt.

.\'cvcr ceased their murd'rous v

-.'l>‘.“'\"‘l-'l"'!~"l'-I~"l‘-l>?l“|'?Z~' °I~%.‘l>-'Ei°|~`.* 'F

"l`wixt ourselves and fierce pur

roared. _

And the rifles flung their hnil in

l<‘ollowed on and ever on, our r

lf the bridge-tlic bridge-bc cro and lost-

'l`nkc their orders. clcnch their te

__ Reach their goal and gain thc

liow they sct the charge. llen\"n _._- l‘Ii‘e theiritusk they could coiiiple il- .\'ot u hand to set the fiisc nlig

"\'oinlcr. toward the piers. 1.-rep!

\\'liile the foes formed up, torni

_T ‘I-.-'<l»5I~+`fI ~PZ~'i~.Z-<l'1>i‘.°l°.- 44-'I'-141°* 'Ill -+“‘~.~!-'l°:(.<l>i°1°‘ *P4* :lt

` thein too,

And tlie` fire poured thick and

Tlicn we saw with ltindliin.: eye

llalfwaiy run. then l'cll--ilicii, l

" Dnslied aiiclln-r-oli. their num .». Keeping up thc di-alli~<-rowiii-d gi

l~`oi~ thi' t\\'cli`th innii, ruciiii; past,

l.il llic fuse. iinil \\'rcck6.‘d thi-bi

"(`lii»i~rs. I bid you. cliecrs for _vin

l~rir tliclr c\ oil on that ilclil ol

.Sho shall tell to listening cars

_ llnw lliosc lloii-licarlcd mics ran

f‘l°?l:'l'fl:'l-:l.<l°"I-~|'.~I-'l"I' I-.°|'FIé‘\"f~°i*I~+` lvl'

+:+;-+‘-e+:+|»+: ;-|~.:;~|»:<i~.:;~i~.:-+=:--|».~'-i»-l»;i<-|»,:+i~;:--i-24+:--I-:sei-eleven-|»>:~|~ai»e:+»#-v THE BRIDGE OVER THE AISHE »

t`ould they work the veiiture tliro

Glowed thc Freiicliiiiaiu o'ci~ the

“l.o, a single valiant l'oi‘ni ran ihc

"()‘cr tho flrsl. or iienr. ilropiwfl th

Till that liulfway heap of dcad could claim eleven.

Tlicii thc firc flint l'ozii'cfl nii~l rag

And that iiiutzint flung 'li-~ prize

lion tho liiidgc with cr.i~.li ol dt

.\l thc kindliiig ol` thc brnnd fro

Yes. thc world :shall licnr. un d

. __pl _ .

\\'hili- the River Aisuc flows down pnst thc walls of Soissons town

t ii

li( I2r§Xr‘\

"\\`c. the Cuirassiers. and your ltoynl lilngliie-ers `

liiiiuii-“were together, » nut in panic or defeat-

l3nt no wise man hares his li cud to stormy weather- _ -

.-\nd the German guns behind, like to dealen us nud blind.

olloy to deliver-

.\l:irked us down from wooded ridge ns --ve backed across the bridge ,

suit to put the river.

"\\‘e the Culrassicrs, and your Royal Engineers 2 I

Wore as brothers," said the Freiiclitlian. in tlie_ battle, -7;

\\'liilc the rain of shells dowii-poured, and the niitrailleusc-inoullis

il?

dcadlv rattle-

\\'liile the German foes bchind, like a ho! und scourging wind,

our iissailing, sscd. then our plans were wrecked

Then our hope of rallying stand wus iiunvnilingi

"\\`c. the i`uirassiei's, watt-hed your lloyul Engineers-

Never comrades' hearts for conirndes` part tlirolibed prouder-

oth, dart that blood of fire beneath. , bridge. und lay the powder, "t

'nows-living target for the foes, §

Dauniless mark for all thc ilcutlmviiigcd inisslcs raining!

to nol ii man was on his feet. ' ht rcinuining! `

icir brother engineers, f cl up, for surging over.

h? No! The Germans marked f

tl c

fast and broke their cover, ` cad in muse on till we die!"

Briton as his brother,

gauntlet of the storm. lloiving. dashed another!

I-+%‘+ °Pi@l'.°lil°`-’f

c 1-'ccond Engineer-

cs are stars in Heaven!- inic. with its issue still the same.

cd for an instant was nssii.i_i;c:l, to vnloiir glorious, toiiclicil thc linrd-wrm goal nl. last. 'idgc, und fell victorious!

f=i_*P.‘H>.`<l~`fl*I"

ir Royal Eiigincera.

dt-:illi und glory!

thc iniinorlnl glory-

tlic gauntlet of the guns.

loin wus rent asuiider

i n licro'i< dying hand- hold her breath, and wonder!"

+=Z'.~i+lviIi@Plf|¢>l<*P>l4d'5l€'l'+?l:'P?l\4??f<|él€4€i'€‘,\

`GUNNEFl OLIVER S. MCEACHERN.

, .\ tulirgrniii wus rci:ci\'i~<l _vcsldrrdiiy l`i°inn Llcutciiuiit ll. l.. llctliunc, of the Heavy .»’\rtillci'y. Caiiuillnii Expedition- |nry Ovcrsicns Force, Second tlonlln~ gent. which luis been uiidcr triiining at . llnllfax for sonic tinic. coiivcyliig the sad news of the dciitli of Gunner Oli- ver S. l\l<‘l']ncli\‘rii, n inr\nibi\r ol' thu coiillngciit und n nntlvc of (‘hnrlottc» town. “()lllc." ns hc wus fuinillurly known licrc. wus only Il: years of ugc. and was ii son of thc into Angus Mc- Eneherii. lic was an export account- nnt and was for u number of yours cin- ployed with the Rogers llurownre Company of this city. und sulisctiiiciit-

'ly held cxcelleiit positions in Sydney .und Moncton. About iwo yt-urs ago

‘lie rotiiriied to t`liurlottctowii to re- _suinc work licrc. Ollie was one of the niosi popular and clover athletes. lie wus -ii member ot' the Aliogweit itcuin for ilftccn _vi-urs und one of the besl. liockcy und foolbull pluyors, bo- ing regarded as onc nt' tho best “linlves” in thc lntlcr gnnic in thc Marltinic Provinces. \\'hllc in Sydney iinil Moncton hc took n prominent part

ln hockey. lic was n young innn of splcnilld physique, und n fair, .square gi-ntloiiianly pluycr. Ilo was worm- licnrtcd and generous and there is widespread sorrow among the lads here at his denth ivhlle in the prime ol' _vounl-I manhood. ll~~ is the second of the l.sl::i\d :irlillcryincii to die in Hali- fax and it is understood that thc cause of bin dcnth was nonpliritis. to which Alfri d Jninco iilno sin-cunilicd. ilu ls-ii\'i'ii lo mourn. bci~ildc.s n widowed nioiln-r. one sister. May, at present u nurse ln ll_c l\ln:~:s:ichusctts General lloopiinl. Uostoii. ulso three brothers. Jaincs _-\.. ilic well-ltiioivii mncliinist. .\n|-tus. with Bruce Stewart und Coni- pany. und \\'lllixini, nt home. Angus lcft t'or llnlifnx this wr-ek, on recelv~ ing word of his brotlicr‘s serious ill- ness. and was therefore ivitli lilm in his last nionicnts.

The hod_v will arrive lionic fo»dny

i`roiii linllfax. ills funcrnl will take place to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon from the residence of his brother, lllr. James McEa¢.-liern. Queen street. The funeral will be attended by the Fourth Rcginieiii Band and a firing party.

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Do it to-day. Modem

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