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THE DAILY EXAMINER. - - . :

THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1898.

Local and Other Items.

M s a specialty—Beer Bros, - Pra ge of the First Methodist Church shyt t 8 o’el ch ar to-nigd ‘ —

Pouce ( RT This forenoon one drank was fined $2 or 8 days.

Time Tasies.-—-The Intercolonial and Can- adian Paci! Railw ay time ta les om into force 01 e Zoth

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Seat Catcu The seal catch on Magdalen Islands this season was about 8,300. One vyesse! was lost with all her crew,

oo Al { the season for planting was late,

th in the ground has advanced the crops almost as far as usual at this date.

Tar CLARIBE The bark Claribel, Capt Wales, which left port on Tuesday, was towed ont by Capt. Paoli’s tug boat, the May

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Tue Restiess.—The steam yacht Restleas, belonging to Rochester, N Y., putin here on Tuesday afternoon for coal She left port again the following morning,

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F. W. Hearn, of Toronto, was cured of a cougk that followed la grippe, by using Hawker s Toluw He wrote Mr. Hawker a grateful letter of acknowledgment. .

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House PLANts.—R. Besirsto, auctioneer, will sella number of house plants from the Acacia Nursery, Pictou, by auction to-morrow morning in front of his auction rooms, Queen St.

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THunver Storm. — A fearful thunder storm passed over Ottawa on Tuesday after acon. A little girl named Paulin, aged 7, was struck by the cupola from the LeBreton street separate school and instantly killed.

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Istanp Hoxses,—The ®t, John Sun says; W. 5. McKie, of Charlottetown, P. E.[L., arrived in the city yesterday with twelve

horses. They are at Smith's livery stables on Germain street They are fine looking apinals dinencciiliiaiinions Tue Fisain: (001 lobster fishing is re-

por ed from the westera part of the Island especially. The fish have struck in early this year, in large quantities and of superior qual itics. The prospects for a big season’s fishing all round are good

WHErLMEN, ATTENTION !—Remember the bicycle ‘'run” this evening, rallying at Queen Square at 7.15. After the run there will be a meeting at Salvage Corps room to reconsider and decide which evening of the week will snit most wheelman for the regular weekly club ran.

SS. Fasner arrived here yesterday morning from Halifax and sailed for Summerside at 10 o'clock on an excursion trip with a fairly large number of passengers. She returned to this

ort at 2o'clock this morning and sails for Halifax at 4 this after: oon with a cargo which includes 200 cases eggs, shipped by J. A. Far- quharson for the Liverpool market,

A Weppixe Girr.—It has been proposed that the women of Canada, jike those in other perts of Her Majesty's dominions, present a wedding gift to Their Poyal Highnesses the Duke of York and the P:invess Victoria Mary of Teck on the occasion of t 1cir marriage, and a communication on the subject has been re- ceived from Her Excellency the Countess of Derby, Ottawa, by the Administrator of the Governmtnt. A meeting of ladies favorable to the proposal will be held in the Legislative Library to morrow (Friday), the 26th inst., at 4 o'clock p. m.

From Boston .—The 8S. Worcester arrived at this port yesterday morviog at 6 o'clock, with fifteen hundred bbls flour and a general cargo, and the following paesengera: Mrs Maloclm., Mr Charles Metcalf and wife, Miss Sarah McRae, Miss © Ellie, Miss M © Fraser, Mr W C McKenzie, Mr Geo A Logan, Miss Ross, Miss Bryant, Mrs P McN«mara, Mra R Carpenter, Mrs James Grant, Mra John Mo Ewen, Mrs Stewart, Mr Michael Doyle, Mr. Alex Patterson, Mr R Carpenter, Mr Joseph Grant, Mr John McCousios and Mr Harry W Cartis. The Worcester will leave on return for Boston at 6 o'clock this morning.

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Biceycte Sroten. — Yesterday afternoon while Mr. 8S C. Moore and a party of ‘riends were picnicing at Keppock, some person stole his bicycle and made off with it. At first it was thougbt that the wheel had been taken fora lark, but upon enquiry ameng the different other picnicers,it wasfeund that none of them had touched it. Search parties were organized, and after following the trail left by the wheel for three hours, the bicycle was found covered with newly-cut spruce some considerable distance from where the picnic was being held- Mr. Moore desires to thank the different persons who assisted hin ia the search for his wheel, which is a New Columbia. in this conection it may not be out of place to remark that the manufacturers of the Columbia offer $100 for the arrest and con- viction of any person stealing one of their make of wheels.

: Examine Quality. BEER BROS.

Obtainable.

Best Value

Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, May 25.—10 a. m.

Fair weather.

The Slate Case.

WHAT THE STIPENDIARY MAGISTRATE HaS TO SAY.

Ar the Police Court this forenoon, His Honor Stipendiary Magistrate Fitzgerald made the following remarks in re the Slate Case :

_ I cannot but observe from various contribu- tions to the press that the parties who un- fortunate'y obtained Charles Slate’s release from imprisonment are now desirous ot using the decision ordering his discharge us a basis for untruthful comments on the administration t justice in this corrt, I see no reason for remaining silent under such circumstances, see many for correcting some of these mis- statements, especially as they are made under the color of a judgment of a Judge of e court of superior jurisdietion.

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A FAVORABLE IMPRESSION.

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First as to this dicision, I judge from its | terms it does not decide :

Ist. That drunkenness is not in the nature | of a crime to be proceeded againet and punished as such.

2nd. That the offence of drunkenness on the public streets is conlined to cases in which the police actua!ly make the arrest. 3rd. That Charles Slate was illegally de- tained by the police on # charge ot drunken ness immediately after the period of his arrest as a wituess bad expired 4*h. That when a person is actually under arrest and before a iwagistrate there is any necessity for either information, summons or Warrant 5th, That to remand a prisoner owing to the absence of testimony is illegal.

6ch. That the Criminal Procedare Act does not give to the Magistrate the discretion as to when and how often he should remand prison. ers charged before him, Second— As to the comments on this de- cision : Ist. 1 desire it to be understood that no man is ever arrested by the po.ice for any offence without a sworn information and war- rant, except when the criminal ia caught in flagrante deticto. 2nd. That the practice of this court is to allow anyone, including the police, to make a charge agaiost a person then actually in custody for ano‘her offence without inform. ation, summons or warrant, and to hear and determine such charge when prosecutor and prisoner are both ready for trial, which prac- tice 1 believe is in accordance with the law. 8rd. That necessarily chronic inebriates sud habitual criminals are treated differently from mere Casual offenders, and in exercising my discretion as to :emands, one class I cou- stently remand, the other never, exc>pt whea absolutely necessary, 4th. That Charles Slate for the past eight years has been treated by me with @ personal kindness, which I[ do not think he will be slow to acknowledge; though sometimes such kindnesses have taken the shape of remands.

This is all I deem it necessary to say to avoid a misconception of the practice of this Court, except that I regret to see that a por- tion of the press is being used by those whose evident desire isj to thwart the due adminis tration of justice.

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For Over Fifty Years

An OLp axon We tt-Triep Rewepy,—Mrs, Wins!ow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrhea. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists in every part of the world, Twenty-five cents a bottie. Its value is incalculable. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup ond take no other kind.

Go! Go !—Honesty, push and hard work, with goods that are good, stylish and cheap, are bound to make the clothing, carpets and hat department a big success in the future as it has in the past with Prowse Bros, the Won- dertul Cheap Men.

Do You Use Drugs ?

If so, remember that we have a stock of the PUREST DRUGS and CHEMI- CALS that can be procured, which we sell at bed-rock prices for cash. We

guarantee our goods.

A. 8. JOHNSON, mayl9 Cor. Kent & Prince Ste.

TO LeET. DOUBLE TENEMENT HOUSE on Dorphester Street, near the Catholic

Cathedrai, thoroughly repaired and newly

plastered. Rent moderate. Possession

Ist June. Apply at office of Trustees

Connolly Estate, (Jueen Street. may17—eod tf

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if you’re all run down and out of sorts if you take a few bottles of

MALTO PEPTONIZED PORTER.

It isa food. Beneficial alike to young and old. It strengthens the body, creates an appetite, aids di- gestion, invigorates the system. Ask your doctor about it. It’s good for every one. TRY IT.

THE MALTO PEPTONIZED PORTER CO. LTD. TRURO, NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA. Druggists sell it.

“You'll Feel

OST—Last night, between Richmond Street L and the Malpeque Road, a purse containing money. mayis

.OR SALE OR TO LET—House with garden kK and stable attached, corner Kent and Cum- berland Streets. House heated with hot weter, Apply to E. W. TaYLor. faw—mayl? T° LET—Two front furnished rooms, first and

second floor, beautiful location. Apply at his office. mar9

T° LET--House with Stable and Garden, cor-

PROWSE BROS’. Great Show of Carpets

——IS MAKING A——

VERY FAVORABLE IMPRESSION

——ON THOSE ——

Whe Like to Make Their liomes Look Nice.

Brussels Carpets, Brussels Carpets,

Scotch Carpets, Scotch Carpets,

Tapestry Carpets, Tapestry Carpets,

Union Carpets,

Hemp Carpets, Union Carpets,

Hemp Carpets,

Oil Cloths, Oil Cloths,

Oil Cloths tor Stores,

Oil Cloths for Offices, _

Oil Cloths for Private Houses, Oil Cloths in all Qualities, English Oil Cloths.

Lace Curtains. Lace Curtains.

Rollers and Blinds, Scotch Squares, Rollers and Blinds, Scotch Squares

Wool Mats and Rugs, Wool Mats and Rugs.

MR. EDWARD CHANDLER is a full partner in this department, and he will be pleased: to see all his o!d friends. He is bound that this department shall be the best of the kind in the city. You will find it to your advantege to call and see Mr. Chandler before buying.

The show of LACH CURTAINS is immense.

expect to see you. —

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PROWSE

Charlottetown, May 6, 1893.

USE ALABASTINE ON YOUR WALLS

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It will not rub «ff; it wil —oeeea not fade; it covers twice the utface of Kalsomine.

A GREAT TESTIMONIAL ———— —The established merits of : Alabastire ares» great that the Michigan State Bourd of Health, fter having ‘horcughly tested this compound for years, pub- lished » paper in a supplement]

ae to their annual report for 1888, nismiing ali ksls omnes and wali paper for wstl!s of dwellings, and recommended Alabastine as being sanitary, pure, porous and permanent. ;

We are headquarters for all kinds of Paints, Oil, Varnish, Brushes, Aspinall’s Euamel, Bronzes, Kalsomiue, etc.

DODD & ROGERYE,

Ch'town, May 16, 1893. WHOLESALE & RETAIL HARDWARE.

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CAN ANY OTHER

WORLD'S «=~ FAIR

AS OUR OWN IN MAY? Can anybody in this part of ow FAIR WORLD turn out

mic: neat and attractive PRINTING or more substan-

ti BOOKBINDING than do the Victoria Row Stationes’?

HASZARD & MOORE.

Charlottetown, May 16, 1893.

ner Kent and Cumberland Streets. Apply to E, W. TaYLor. ti—mayle

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goods very cheap. our customers the benefi:. bottom prices.

TO-DAY a new Steamship Company will be established at the

port of New York.

Donald, Currie & Ce., the South American ship owners, will send the steamship Worcester on her first trip between New

York, South and Kast Africa, and the Mauritius.

The new line

will be known as the American and African Steamship Company, and will make a substantial addition to our merchant marine,

A substantial saving will be realized by the purchase of our

Landsomely gotten up SUITS.

They are unique in style, gra-

cious in appearance, and cannot fail td fascinate once beheld. We are interested in your appearance, my friend, as it’s the best mode of advertising for us, for a good-fitting, well-made Suit. is sure to bring another sooner or later. We are at your service.

JOHN T. McKENZIE,

STAR TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, LONDON HOUSE

Charlottetown, May 25, 1893,

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Gents’ Furnishings.

This department is always well filled with the

most stylish and serviceable goods.

T'weeds,

in Scotch, English and Canadian.

A nutuber of

light patterns for summer wear, at one-third less

tnan regular price.

Summer Underwear.

A splendid line in All-wool,

and Cotton.

Merino, Balbriggan

Gents’ Neglige Shirts. A nice line

Shirts, Collars, Ties, Cuffs, Suspenders, Hose. ete.

MOORE

CLHOD.

Successors to Perkins & Sterns.

Charlottetown, May 23, 1893—eod & wky

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ANOTHER NEW LOT

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Men’s and Boys’ Clothing JUS OPENED.

We have been successful beyond our expectations with our new stock of MEN’S AND BOYS’ customers are finding us out, very best value to be found.

MEN’S HATS and FURNISHINGS.

Charlottetown, May 9, \893—eod & wky

CLOTHING.

and we are giving them We also received another lot We are selling Our expenses are small, and we can give Buy of us and you will buy at

THE DOMINION BOOT & SHOE STORE

IS ALWAYS TO THE FRONT WITH

BEST COODS, LOWEST PRICES,

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Largest Stock to Select from in. Ch'town.

When You Want ot Buy Men's, Women's and Children’s Boots, always remember the DOMINION BOOT & SHOE STORE.

J. B. MACDONALD & CO.,, WEST SIDE QUEEN STREET

EVERYBODY

intending to paint their Dwellings or Outbuild

ings will find it in their interest to purchase their Paints, Oils, Metallic Oxide, Ochre, Whiting

Kalsomine, Varnishes and Brushes at

Charlottetowa, May 6, 1893—mwi & wky

W.. E. DAWSON’S.

BUILDERS HARDWARE a specialty.

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