THE

DAILY EXAMINER

CHARLOTTETOWN, MaY 29, 1899

—

WEEKS ! i

& Cuff KNW COMPLETE

We have received srevers! casresof Gents lin-os-- latest collars and cuffs, white* colored «nd nplaundered§ shirts. The above goods are bought for cash from the

Stock

mevufacturers as the old firm bought thes. We think the vaiuesthe best ob-

tainable. Special Collars 3 ply linen, | atest, 2 for 25c. Special Shirts Laundered $1,00 worth $1-

% Unlaundered 75c worth

$) .00.

/

Gents don’t pass us for sum mer underwear. |

(n balbriggau, natural wool, merino end outing sbirts.

Come to us

for your neckties; an immense new stock, latest call. Prices ty suit you.

Don't pass us

tor Kid Gloves, Braces, Hos- iery, Sweaters, umbrellas and everything in Gents furnish- inzs at lowest prices. Re- m.mber our stock is all new, and very large.

We will please you

WEEKS & CO

Wholesals and Retail

—— el OPERA HOUSE T wo Nights Only Thursday & Friday

w= JUNE Ist & 2nd

CARNIVAL OF NATIONS

60-PERFORMERS—60

Brihiant Calcium Effects... . Costumes Direct from New Ycrk Terpsichorea’ : <vc'acions ! A Grand Burlesque Coon Cake Walk. BY 20 LADIES AND GENTL"MEN

Prices, 25, 35 and 50 cents

Now Chocolate Goods

We have just received from Ganong Bros a nice assortment of their fin- est chucolates, in both light and dark coverinss, inclading—

Lily Nougatines, Burnt Almonds, Wainut Creams, Almontinos,

C ccoatinas.

G. B. Cream Drops Ice Cream Droys, Trilbys

Sumatras, Farinas, etc.

BEER & GOFF

GROCERS «=~ |

Local and Other Items,

| | |

COMMENTS ON COSTIGAN.

Incidentally, in the course of his re-

Loyat Crusapers, —Open meeting os marks upon Hon Mr. Costigan’a apology

night. ~- AxtEntion.—No. 2 Co., G. for drill townight at 8 o’clock uniform,

Ris sharp—in

Ipeets

aati

Pror.e ARE Desriture.—A St. John’s Ntld., despatch says: The whole north- west coast of this i-land bas been blocked with ice for the last six weeks, the result being that vavigation alung the Coast bas been practically impossible. The people ip many sections are Low destitute of pro- visions, owing to inability to replace tueir supplies, and (he commercial operations of almost 80,000 people have been virtually suspended. Fishing outfiittiug for Labra~ dor and the offshore fishing grounds will ve quiteout of the question until the ice blockade is raised.

‘asnisibiiaie Tue Carnivat. — Beauty and grace modelled with care and experience, petite babes in dazzling pictures, poses and dances, burly ,Irishmen and savage- faced Dutchmen in comedy aud wit, stately dames with bewitchingly becoming ccurt costumes in the graceful Gavotte. wil! be the characteristic features of the “Carnival of Nations” at the Opera House on Thurs~ day and Friday of this week. Av extract from the Ottawa Free Press rays: “* The picture of the fairy extrava gaoce which Frof. McQuarrie and ais pa- pils presented to the public in the Carai-

val of Nations at the Grand Opera last night isu, 1 ve orgotteu. TLe performance throughout was a ceries of

utlightful surprises and the dances and tableaus were altogether beautiful as a dream.”

locate

Parent Rerorr.— Owing to recent changes in the Examining Corps, the number of patents gravied have been very few. During last month Messrs. Marion & Marion, however, report the following as having been granted to their Clientes: 62,956—J T Gagnon, Alberni, B C,- Improvements in bicycle wheels; 62,950— David Irenee Bruneau, Kiogsey Falle, P Q,—Impyovements in garment cutting equares; 62,995 — Felix Hoerens, St. Fran- cis, Beauce,P Q,—wrench; 63,015—Joseph A Cote, St. Hyacinthe, P Q,—Insoles for boots and shoes; 63,020—Henry Jones, Vancouver, B C,—Water wheel-; 63,022— Pau! Lair, Lotbiniere,P Q,— Engines; 63,- 918-5 ON Tetranit, Montrea', P Q,-- Shoes for athletic purposea; 63.043 —Ab-~ ram Broodsky, Montreal, P Q,—-Process ot treating plaster paris molds; 63,056— Hector Bernier, Montreal, P Q,— Roofiog compound.

Death of Castelar.

Maprip, May 25.—Senor Castelar pass~ ed away at Murcia, capital of the ancient kingdom and modern province of that name, on Tuesday last. The immediare cause of death was albuminuria. The aewa of nis demi-e caused profound emoe tion throughout Spaio. The Queen Regent and the membere of the cabinet immedi- ately telegraphed condolences to the

family. ——$—$—$ $$$ TT

It appears that the Galian went ashore because she would not answer prompt/y to ber helm and that her spead atthe ume (134 knots) was too high.

Alfred A. Taylor, of Margaree says: One bottle of MINARD’S LINIMENT cured a swelling of the gamble joint, and saved a horse worth $140.00

Thos. W. Payne of Bathurst, saved the life of a valuable horse that tbe Vet. had given up, with a few bortles of MIN

ARD’S LINIMENT.

Suita—Read J B ip to. days is-ue,

First Commupioa Macdonali & Co’s ad Bov’s canvas boots—$!.25 at RK Jo-t

lt

Will Pay You

to inspect our mens

$3 OO

colored boots be- fore buying else- where. ‘¢ Al] Wel ”

R. K. JOST,

Stampers Corner

Goodyear

for his desertion of the. Liberal Con-erva- tive party, Sir Charles Tupper remarked that he bad not enjoyed wany opportuns- ties to assist Mr. Gestigan in his mission

| on bebalf of the Lrish Catholic, bat be had

ecommended the appointment of the first Romen Catholic ever appointed to the bench and the first ever appointed govern - or’of his province,

Mr. Ross Robertson commented briefly on Mr. Costigan’s reference to him and

Mr. Costizan’s showed that he sufficient

the house and out of it. own statement, which

hed

no defence, was 4 justification for what the Toronto Telegram has eaid. and what $ it

would sav hereafier. He was himeel! an admirer of the Irixh race, and therefore would sirive to forget that Mr, Costigan had ever been ano Irish leader He was Jackingin one qual:ty of the Irish people —that of faithfulness. He hoped the member of Victoria would live long, and he ventured to say that when he died his epitaph would be: ‘Here lies a conser~ vative who was faithful to the conserva tive party so Jong as it was on w dividead paying basis.”

PERSONAL

Mr. Allan Parsons, representing Cairns, Brophy & Co., is at the Hotel Davies.

Hon. H.C. McDonald, Attorney-~Gen- eral, Went weet this morning.

Hon. J. H. Cummiskey came to towa by the eastero train this moruing.

Mr. Joseph_ Kelly, station agent at Roy- alty Junction Bame town this morning

Mr. W. Kf. Rogers spert Sunday Summerside and returned to town morning. :

Dr. Bayfield and wife were passengers by the Princess this morning returniug to Annapolis. .

Mr. C. McCready, of the I. C, R., spent Sunday in the city. He croseed to the mainland this morning.

Rey. Howard Sprague, of Summerside, and Rev.,.W. J. Kirby, of Grace Church, exchanged pulpits yesterday.

Mr. Thos. F. Simpson, of the Massey- Harris Company, Brantford, Out., is among the latést arrivals at the Qucen Hotel. nae .

Rev. Dr. Macrae, principal of Merix college, bas been appointed chairman of the Protestant board uf school commisious

in this

ers at Quebec.

Messre. L, D. Tobin, J. Raftery andJ. Kearney, students at St. Dunstan’s Col- lege, lett this morning on retura to tueir homes ic Bostoc, Mass.

We are indébied to Mr. George H. Tanion for copies of the Soston papers containiog & cuucts of the celevration there of The Queen’s birthday.

Lady Davies and Miss Ethei Davies w II leave Ottawain a few days fur Victoria, B. C., where they will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs F. Peters,

Rev. Father Clarke was a passenger by the Princess on Saiurday evening, return- ing from Pictou where be conducted a very successful mission duriog tne past week,

Mr. M.A. Fionn, <f St. John, who ree cently returued from a trip to Europe, was banquetied at the Ruyal Hotel » few eveu- ings ago. Mr. Finn bas many frieads in Ubsrlottetown.

Mr.W.L. Waring, steam boatinspector, wio w well and favorably known in Cuarlottetown, was one of the sufferers by ine recent fire in St. Joho. He was in Portiand, Me.,on busicess atthe time, and did not reach home until after the fire.

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Queen Hotel: C E Cullen, Portlan’, Me., RJ Hurst, Woodstock, N. B., Tros. F Simpson, Brantford ; Mra. Kinney, St. Jchn.

Hote! Davies : H Linall, F G Brown, F P Lille, Toronto ;C W Bienkhorn, Hali- fax ; W M Scevers, Truro; D M Ferguson, EJ O'Keefe, Allan Parsens, Montreal ; T W McKiuowon, Pictou; C McCready. St° Joon; H A Ellis, Montague.

DIED.

In this city, ou Sunday May 28th, Mre. Frances McLean, in the 69:5 year of her age.

[Funeral from the residence of Mre. S:mon Fraser, Wednecdav, a 10 0’clock,a m.,to Sherwood Cemetery, bv carriag:.]

Malaga grapes i

Beer & Gotl’s. 124—2i Beer & Gotf have a fine assortment of

Ganong Bros. best chocolates. 124 21

Railway ‘House

Charlottetewn P. FEF. I,

—_—

THIS HOUSE ise throughly fitted and furnished for the accomodation of guests, and is copveniently situated, being nearly opposite the entrance to the Railway

Rates moderate. Strict attention

Besa ‘ John Bolger

P. S.—I Hereby cantion the public againet misleading statements made by rivale to the effect that I have moved up town. The Railway House continues to do business at the old stand—nearly

opposite the passenger depot. ay 23, 1899. J.B

be held responsible for ail that be ead in |

his paper, observing that he was willing to |

} ’

Local and Other {ems

I O. O. F --Si. Lawrence Lodge meeis to-night at 8 «clock.

Prixce or Wares Cot_tece.—Closing exercises On Wednesday evening. programme is excellent,

Tae Evziyn—The three-masted schoon~ er Evelyn, which loaded at Summerside last week arrived in Cha:lottetown yester- day en route to Barbadoes,

From MoyrreaL.—The steamer Bona- vista arrived from Montreal about vine o'clock last night, bringing a large cargo. She left this atternoon for St. Jobn’s via Svd ey. Her outward cargo included 103 cattle, 8 horses, 40 sheep, 1000 bags oats and 500 bags potatoes.

a

Poticemasy Waytep,~Applications wiil be received at the Cuy Clerk’s Office uniil Toursday Juve 1st, from parties willing 10 act as pohice officer torthe City of Chars lottetown. App.icants vot to be over 28 yearsofage. Salary $l peruay. Refe:- ences required.

Lectcre.—Come to Wright’s Hall, Kent Street, tomorrow evening and hear Rev. Mr. Fallertov’s lecture on '* Mary Queen of Scots.” You will have no regrets afterwards, if vou come and hear this literary tear, : v.ews. Doors open at 7 30. commences at 8 o’clock. Admission ouly 15 cents,

Evaneelist Wuiston,—Never was a sermon more enjoyed than that of Evangelist Whistoa list night in the Cevtral Christian Church, Kirdergarten Hall. His subj.ct was “Tie absclute certainties of the Gospel of Jesus Cariet.”’ I, was a wnoet eloquent discourse and was listened to with much attention. To-night be will speak upon “The true Life,” Solo

“i ‘sbali koow Him,” Duet “ Nearer Home.” All are welcome. This is the

last week of those meetings.

FuSerst Yesterpay.—The funera) of the late John Andrew Macdonald took piace yesterday afternoon, and the atiend- aoce of mourning citizens was very large, The pall was bourne by Chief Justice Sullivan, F. De. St. C. Brecken, Theo. Moore, 8. C. Nash, James Reddin and John Carroll. The Caledonian C!ub, of which the deceased had been a prominent member for years, atierded in a body. The interment was iv the Roman Catholic Cemetery. The services at the church and at ihe grave were taken by Rev. Dr. Morrisen.

Suppex Deatu.—Mrs. McLean. widow cf Captain Jobn Mcl.-ar, “eperted th’s life yesterday moroiog. Mrs. McLean was in ser usual health on Saturday, and retired at night apparently allrig!i. About one o’clock on Sunday morning she complain- ed of being iJl, and a doctor was summoned and hersister was sent for. These were quickly on the scene and everything por- sible was done for Mrs. Mciuean. But the svadow of death was upoo her, and in les than an hour from the ‘rst intimat 0: of her i}lness her eprrit passed away. Heart failure was the cau-e of death. Mre, Mc~ Lean was well and favorably known, snd her death will be tiscerely mourned. Sie has adaughter in Bo-ton and a son in Cel.fornia. Mre. Wiliam Chandler and Mrs. Geo. Stanley are sisters of the deceased. Captain McLean, it will be remembered, died euddenly at Pictou some

yearsigo. \

Toe Ririe.—The league match was started ou Saturday, but owing to the hard rain had to be discontinned This match will be finished throuzh the week or on next Saurday when the second matca takes place. The Charlottetown Engineers have two teama in the League end ibe Pro- vincis] Association also have teams. We notice that members of teams entered from mili‘a’y corps have certain privileges in the D.R A. matches at Ortawa which will give any member of the Engineers who visits Ottawa en advantage over any rifieman who ooly shoots on en associaticn tram, Any corps sending five new men to Ottawa and having had a team in tae League will be given free enterance next year. This shows that the League is intended to bring out voungshots. The Kogineers, we are told, have eleven new men shooting tbis year.

~

—2. an aan .

Our First Duty

is, to compound perscriptions,

We are always ready to do that, from early morning till late at night you'll find dependable service bere. And when we say “dependable service” we don’t only mean that a skilled phar- macist will prepare your medi- cine, but each ingredient will be of the best quality, and in per- fect condition too.

We are reasonable in prices too.

ry

(\ , ve t: Ao

OBO D Oe 6 HD OS 60°59 OD OD OD OD WS OD es 0 OD

O50 OD OOD6

Caone 04> 9O894>6 O14) 1703 ODS 008645657 OTF

ame

ilinetrated by - Lecture :

a

atlas. eb fr ae ry Sere ayes 8 te SPRL oe

a

A «

Stanley

&

4 i

d

The ¥ t

ill

i

E

000 J 0% 90 0300 Meet Me at the Always Busy Store

eee DWCo~cesd

WMWeece

Handkercll Herings ——

2580 Ladies’ Hemstitched lawn, embroidered, and pure Irish linen cambric Hana- kerchiefs just received from

the makers in Beltast, Ireland

etcee J 20¢0e

S@we~

LOT 1. 1380 fine lawn Hemstitched, worth 8¢ and 10c eagh, going at |

G for BS cen’s

LOT 2.— 600 embroidered, worth.15c and 22c, For 4@ and §4 cents each

LOT 3,—600 Pure Irish Linen Cambric - Hemstitch- ed, worth l6c to 35e,

Fa 12¢, ide, 2nd 18¢

BSBVSESVSSS 64244 BOSS BOS 0650886144088

am Fros

: : Ei E as

5 . — oo RS ye ; s s Ss \ ¢ WAS WW, y if S Ss SNA SSE 4 Ee SP ¥ 4

QO BOIS I BBBO "ie . a is ‘ >

Girl’s White Shoes -

—FOR —

- First Communion

Kach year we have been asked for Girls’ White

*] oes for first communicn—We did not have them-- the price was too high in our opinion, but now we are in w position to sell them Girls’ White Ca ON1LYeccccesereseraseseeeseeeseensese Larger Size8..ccscceccceceu-sceccesees eovepl OU Gils’ White Kid Strap Slippers..... ..++-...$1 2

Larger Sizes. .ccscvccccces coccee cowveccces@h a

IT HAG TI

aa S*

0). SR

The W. C. & R. Brand

Look— $1.00 Tailor-Made Shirt

QA) > RAASLSSAGHSLRASS / a ox I fp") Y / “r ° ae Not made specially for Th) V4 oe : | peter tcc) us, but you will find them

\ iit |

NIH) for sale here in all the lead-

styles in white and colore

mucwn as the best The best known

SORGON & McLELLAN

MEN’S STYLISH OUTFITTERS KF ELSIE SESS LES FH

Nese

naw weer

RO CRS copa A AEE

0 mE RENN ELE He