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CHarnLoTretowN Races.—The entries for the races to be held on the Ckarijotte- towo Driving Park on Wednesday «nd Thursday 13th and 14th of September will close tomorrow (Wednesday) night, There is every proepect of a grand field of entries in each class.

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Inqueer ConcLepsp.— The irquest on the body of James McKeana,who was drowned at Rocky Point last week was concluded last evening when a verdict of accidental! drowning by falling over the wharf wae returned. The jurv strongly recommended that a railing be placed

along tre sides of the wharf at Rocky Point to ensure the better safety of pae- sengers.

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Laror Day.—All the principal etores in the city bave agreed to celebrate lL abor Day on Wednesday, Sept. 6tb, instead of Monday, Sept. 4th. The sporte on the ©, A. A. A. Grounds promise to be the best held tor years. Wneworth, Cook, Newsome, Clarke, Brown Bror, Large and Others are training bard and will put up some of the best races ever seenon the Island- 3 ins.

Dipy’t Lixs Scnoot.—About two monthe ago, a Mre. Martin and ber two children, the oldest a lad of 14, came to Prince Edward Island from Montrea), and took rooms forthe summer atone of the hotels at Pownal. The oldest had been attending echool in New Brunswick, but be was evidently not a lover of school or books for he did not wieh to go back saying he preferred to goto work, As the time began to draw near for him to return to schoo! be set about devising ways and means to take him to Moncton where he thought he could obtain work. A camera which nis father had sent him was dis» posed of, and with the money realized thereon ihe lad yesferday started for town, walking al] the way. Shorily after his arrival the police were telephoned to detain him, which they did. They found him in- a boarding on Water Street, and held b im until the arrival of his mother, which was not long afterwards,

On Sunday evening, Rev. J. A. Gordon preached his farewe)] sermon as pastor of the Main Street Baptist Church, St. John, prior to going to Montreal to enter upon his charge there. The large auditorium was taxed to its utmost capacity,

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At Halifax, onthe Boreham, aged 81

25:h inst., Samuel years,a native of Lon- don, England, leaving three daughters and ore son, viz., Miss Boreham, Mre Roland Mellish. of Halifax, and Mrs. Wm. Crockett and Mr. R. Borebam,of this city to mourn the loss of a loved father. His end was peace.

One less at hore, The charmed circle broken—a dear face Missed day by day from ite usual place, Bat saved perfected by grace, Ove more in Heaven.

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(English and Newfoundland papers copy.) At East Pirquid, on Aug 26th, Cherles Benjamiv, youngest son uf Mr. Samuel Jay, aged 5 months.

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HARLOLTETOWN, AUGUST 29, 3899

PERSONAL.

Mr. Geo. F. Owen is in the city.

Mr. John Murnigban left this morning for Boston.

Superintendent Sharp went to Summer-~ side this morning.

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. @land, of Halitax, are guests at the Hotel Davies.

tev. Ralph Brecken, of Sackville, is registered at the Queen Hotel,

Professcr Shaw, of Prince of Wales College, went west this morping.

Mr. W. D. McKayie expected home next week from Daweon City.

Mr. J. F. Arsenault, M. L. A., Welling- ton, is a guest at the Hotel Davies.

Mr. F.L. McNutt} was a passenger from Kensington by the express last night.

Mr. B.D. McLellan, M.P., is visiting the city. He is a guest ac the Hotel Davies.

Mr. Edward Trainor was a passenger by the Duchesse this afternoon returnicg to Boston.

Mr. W. B. McKenzie, Government Engineer, is expected here from Moncton tonight.

Mr. S. J. Cann,of Pleasant Valley, ar- rived by the Princess Jast evening from | Nova Scotia.

Mre. Archibald Mackenuna, of Pictou, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs A.S. Hewitt, Richmond Street.

Mr. John McLean, ex-M. P., Souris, was at the Hotel Davies over night. He went east thie morning.

Miss Maisie Coady, who has been visit- ing friends in Pictou, returned to Char- lottetown las: evening.

Mr. Vernon McLeod returned to the Irland last night by the Princess. He will stay for two weeke.

Mr. Aubin E. Arsenault came to town from Wellington last evening. Be is a guest at the Hote! Davies.

Mr. J. S. Layton, son of Rev. Mr: Layton, Marshfield, crossed to Pictuu by the Princess this morning.

Mis: Beth McLeod, daughter of Rev.D. B McLeod, was a passenger by the train from the west last evening.

Miss Macdonald, who has been visiting the Premier and Mrs Farquharson, re- turned to Pictou this morning.

Miss Sellers wae a passenger by the late train Jast night. Sbe spent Sunday in Alberton the guest ot Miss Dyer.

Mr. Geo. Irving was a passenger by the express today returning to Monireal to re- sume his studies at McGill University.

Mr. Lemuel Miller was a pasrenger by the Princess this morning en route to Halifax to resume his studies a: Dalhousie College.

Mr. Wm. Moran, who has been ona tripto the principal cities of New Bruns- ewick and Nova Scotia, returned to Char. lottetown jast evening.

Mr M. J. Kickham and Mr, Alphonsus Kickham, of Souris, were paseengers by the express this morning en route to Boaton.

Drs. Burke and Cunningham, of Boston, who have been visiting ther native province, Jeave op return this afternoon by the Grande Duche see.

M-e. E. C. Tinch, who has been spending the sump:er with her mother, Mrs. David Ross, Jeft Saturday for her home in Char- lottetowo —St. John Suc.

Captain Ronald McMillan, who went to Pictou on the Elliott, returned last evening by the Princess. The Elliott left Pictou for Philadelphia on Saturday.

Miss Lea, dsughter of Mr, Paul Lea, was a passenger by the western train this n orning returning to Moncton. She will stop over at Summerside en route.

Mr. Placide P. Gaudet, of Ottawa, isa cuest at the Hotel Davies. Mr. Gaudet is writing @ bistory of the Acadians and wi } spend some time in this province.

Mies Kelly and Miss Marguerite, Lavie, of Boston, who have been on a two montis visit to relatives in Charlottetown, re turned by the Grand Duchesse today.

Mre. Bell, Mies Constance Bell, Miss Reagh and Mr. Arthur Webb, who have been spending » pleasant holiday in this Province, left this morning on return to Halifax.

Mr. H. P. Cunningham, real estate and insurance broker, Cambridge, Mass, who bas been visiting his old home at Mis- couche, will be a passenger to Boston by La Grand Ducheese,

Sister St. Agnes was a passenger by the mail special this morning returning to Montreal. Her brother, Rev. Terrence Campbell, of St Dunstan’s College, ace companies her as far as Moncton.

Mesers Chas. D. Weeks, of the firm of W. A. Weeks & Co.,and W. A. Huestis, of F. Perkins’ & Co., left thie morning for Toronto. Miss VanStone, Weeks & Co's, | milliner, also left this morning for the came city.

Mr F H Perkins and his grandson Mr |G O Whitney, Mr CP Keeler and Mr J B F Thomas, all of Boston, are spending some time in Alberton, at the Albion Ter- rac°, and enjoying the shooting to be had in ihe vicinity,

Messrs Bernard McQuillan and T. J. Flyne, who have been on the U. S. Hos- pitel Ship Relief for about a vear, returned to Charlottetown to day. They left the

Relief in San Franscisco and came from Boston by the Duchesse. |

Rev. Robert F. Whiston, pastor of the | Christian Church, left this morning by the Princess for Pictou. At noon he was united in marriage with Mies Ruby E. Wall, of Pictou, the interesting ceremony being performed by Rev. William Allen at

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the home of the bride, They will be at home, corner of Kentand West Streets, after September 9th. THe EXxaMINER | joins in the congratulations. i

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Pouice Covrt.—Albert Chipman was this morving fined $2 or 10 days for drunkenness,

ee Lecture.—Tovignt in Y. M. C. A. Ball, Mrs. Stevenson, offBoston, of w bose ability the late Frances E. Willer] had a high estimation, will give an address. Judge Fitzgerald will preside, Miss Bovyer of California will sing a solo. semaines Srorts.— Bieyele races like everything else become monotonous unless the Comn petitors sre in earnest. The racers on Sep= tember 6b will all bejin earnest or they wli not be init. Look at the pro- gramme as advertised and you will come [ to the same conclusien.

Scuoo, Re-orexinc.—St. Peter’s school wil) re-open on Thursday, September 7th, There are a limited number of vacancies. Pupils prepared for the Universities. Fees, bovs’ school, $26 00 ayear ; girls’ schoel, $15. Apply tothe Rev. J. Simpson.

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Sr. Jony Exn sition.—In view of the delay in issuing the St. John exhibition prize jist, in deference to the wishes of a large number of its exhibitors on that ac

exbibitioo at lowest fees has been exteaded up to the Gth September,

CenTexaRIAN — Mies Jane Sutherland died at Colchester Co, N.S., Aug 12th, aged 100 yeare. She was born in Scot- land, and came to this country when 5 yearsold. With the exception of her eye sight, which hed always moet entirely failed,deceased had good health and uo- impared faculties to the time ef her death

PainrcL Accrwent.— Yesterday evening Mr. Patrick O’Grady, of Lot 48, met with a painful accident at Sullivan’s stables, Powna! street. He had gone to the loft, and accidentally stepped backward upon some loose hay covering a hole in the floor. He fell through, injuring his epine severe- ly. Medicaleid was summoned, and un- der Dr. Kelly’s treatment he will be about in a few days.

Terese if Trve.—An extraordinary case of cruelty is reported to have taken place in the vicinity ot York Redoubt quite recently. It is etated that the driv- er of a horse and cart pulled the tongue ovt of a burse. The animal became stub born and wovld not haul the load, where- upon the driver hitched a rope about the heree’s tongue and fastened it to an- otber borse and started the animal ahead, with the result that the tongue was torn completely out.—Halifax Chronicle.

Tue Bestron Boat.—The steamer La Grand Duchesse did not arrive from Bos- ton until eleven o’clock this foreuoon. The delay was cavsed by feg. She has been outside Charlottetown harbor siece five o'clock this morning. Her inward paseengers numbered seventy-two. The Grande Duchesse had; the following passengers from Charlottetowe for Bos~ ton: Miss May Carroll, Mise Kelly and child, Miss Grace Sirickland, Mrs R M Wheaton and child, Miss Campbell, Jas

McKinnon, Mr A B Reid, Messrs. Wellace and Lingley, Louis S

Burve and family, Mrs Henry Williiame, Mre C C Simpson and partv, MissL M Wright, J P Matheson and family, Mrs H Barker and party, Miss Lord and sister, Mre T B Griggs, Miss Vinning, Mise EL Lee, Mrs G Gaddis, Miss Jackson, Miss McDonald, Misses E Doris, Messrs Vanayke and party, Mrs Nicholls, N Mc- Cherry and sister, Dr Cunningham, Dr W E Burke, Earnest Gardiner, Miss Jeseie Dalziel and Miss Bent, Edward Trainor, Jae Cuthill, Mary Wood, Mrs Doyne, Mrs S anley, Miss F Hooper, Mise E Hooper, kK L Stanton, Mr Peardon, C F Demstad, Mrs do, Miss Green,Miss Mary Green, G P Dadman, W 8 Nicho]!s, Mo.tgomery and party, Mrs Gaslin, J A McDonald, Mrs Cally, Miss F McAu'ay, Miss A McAnlay, Master 8 Roberte, Mrs Gillis, Mester O Nelson, Mrs Irwine, Miss McKay, Master C Riley, T Nichol- son, M McPherson,, C Dwyer, Mise C Berre, Miss K McKachern, Mre F K Free- man, James N Waughan Mis8 Botume, Mr Mosely and son, WS Kent and friend, Mrs8 F Crockett, Miss Mathesono, Dr Matheson, Mrs Bowman and daughter.

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Mr. Joseyh Pope, Under-Secretary of State, bas left for England on busivesse connected with the Alaska boundary ques- tion. He willbe gone two months.

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