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Wrecks ings at Elizabeth, N. J.
great damage to buildings and property. Several churches were blown down, two theatres and scores of dwellings were un- roofed. The damage
quarter of a million.
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T. J. HARRIS.
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Situation in San Domingo.
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3.—Two ofthe as- of President Heuraux have been captured and shot. ly quiet. progress.
San Domine), Aug. SBassins The country is entires No movement of troops is in
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Reassuring Gold.
Menrreat, August 2.—The run started yesterday on the Hochelaga bank, but that
Churches and Other Build-
[SreciaL To Tae Examiner] New Yors, August 3.—New Jersey wae | visited by a tornado yesterday causing |
EXAMINE
having to advise the Public, may speak eae” easeeniie
Sedaeoos THURSDAY - 1899 _
AGCIDENT TO
THE COLUMBIA ‘Dismasted in the Race
Yesterday
ABOVE DECK.
| Sails and Rigging Piled up in a
Tangled Mess.
(SpeciaL TO THE Rxamiver.]
New York, August 3 --In the] race be- tween the Columbia and Defeuder yester- day the former was dismasted.
The new boat was towed up to her build~ ers wharf a total wreck above deck.
Her stee! mast was bent double, jnet about half way between the deck and the masthead and all that remained of her
bank was prepaired and promptly met all demands. When it became apparent the | ruu was likely to continue, President St. ; Cherles, Vice-President Bickerdike and | several directors, took charge of the crowds and assisted in facilitating the payment of money; seVvera! additional paying wickets been established. Early in the day cheques were paid in paper money, but as the crowd increased, gold was carried ous of the safe and piled up vu the counters before the tellera, in full view ofeverybody. At first it was leftin boxes, but officials thought the effect would be more reassuring if the gold could be seen, and they broke the seals and poured itout. Tne stapler had the de» sired effect and some, who bad caught the contagion of the panic, ‘eft the baok witbe out drawing their money. By noon every chtque bad been paid cut and the excite- ment diminished.
Three m nute: later another rush began but it lasted only a few moments, A}! the afternoon withdrawals coa‘tinued, but the excitement gradually subsided and by 3 o’clock bank officials breathed more easily Therun wascone of the most ex- citing Montreal bas wituessed in a number of years.
C.P.R ENGINEER'S STATEMENT
Ben Rafferty of Winnipeg Division Says Dodd’s Kidney Pills are O K.
WiwyireG, Mano., July 31 —Probably the most enthusiastic man in Manitoba in regard to Dodd’s Kidney Pills is Ben Raf- fertyof tke C. P R. He is one of the drivers on the big trans-contin ental road and the jarring of the engine and long hours combined to bring on Kidaey di- sease from which Mr. Rafferty suffered for twenty years. He was cured by Dodd’s Kidney Pills. His case is 80 weil known throughout Canada thata Toronto man wrote to Mr. Rafferty recently asking bim if be could recommend Dodd’s Kid- Pills. Mr. Rafferty wrote in reply.
Winnipeg, May 30th, 99
Dear Sir,—I received your note of ves~ terday. I will recommend Dodd’s Kidney Pills at any time to any person with plea- sure. TheyareO. K. Yourstrualy,
B. Rarverry.
The New Women.
Now enters upon pursuits formerly mon= opolized by men. But the feminine nerves are still hersand she suffere from tooth- ache. Toher we recommend Nervine— nerye-pain cure—cures toothache in a moment. Nerviline, the most marvel lous pain remedy known to science. Nervi- line may be used efficacioulsy for al! nerve
pain,
White Goods Festival now on at My Store—Sentner, Mc Every Lady should read their ad in this issue
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* MASON ’S STORE
You can get the latest Canadian and American newepapers received by mail each night.
magazine or book toread. Fruit, Confectionery, Tobacco Cigars etc. 3 when you’re passing this way.
R. H. Mason
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$ Drop in if you want a paper or « é : ES:
magnificent spread of canvas and specially made rigging was piled up in a heap about the stump of the mast in a taugled mass of wire shrouds, metal turnbuckles, blocks and ropes.
Venezuelan Boundary.
Paris, Aug 1. —At yesterday's session of the Anglo-Veozuelan boundary arbitration commission, M. Maliett-Prevost, the sec- retary of that body, coatinued his presen- tation of the Venzuelan case. Baron Russell of Killowen, Lord Chief Justice of Engiand, tuggested ‘the advisability of Mr. Mallet'-Prevost curtailing hie argument, but Mr. Melville W. Fuller, Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court, intervened in favor of the speaker,
OBITUARY.
Tt is with feelings of deep emotion that we are called upon today to record the death at the early age of 27 years, of Pat- rick Cantwell, of Souris Weat. The sad event occurred at the residence of his bsother, James Cantwell, of 63 Circuit St. Roxvury, Mase. About sven months ago he was stricken down witn hemmorhage of toe lung-, and notwithstanding the medical aid of the best physicians and the kind and careful treatment of near and dear friends, he never recovered, and passed peacefully away to bis eternal rest oothe 2lstult, He was attended in his illness by his sister-in-law, whose untiring bat futile efforts for®bis recovery, elicited the heartfelt gratitude of all his friends, His remains accompanied ty bis brother aod his brother’s wife, arrived on the 25th ult at the home of tbeir parents, Souris West. On the following day they were coaveyed to St. Alexis Church, Rollo Bay, where funeral service was performed over them by the pastor, Rev. Dr. Walker,
after which they were consigned to their last resting place, under th2 shadow of St. Alexis’ cross, there to await the sound of the last trumpet.
Deceased was of a very kind and gener ous disposition, thereby making hosts of friends, and he bore his last illness with patience and resignation, is spiritual wants were well attended to by Rev. Father a who wasa daily visitor to his bed- side
He leaves a father, mother, three sisters avd two brothers besides a large circle of — and acq’sintances to mourn bis oss
In the fullness of the summer
With the bloom and plant on tree, Laid to rest, a long forever,
Stilled the heart so kind and free.
Gentle as the flowers of spring time, True and good as purest gold.
Frem our earthly view, forever, Laid to rest within the mould.
Sadly from our earthly vision,
Good and true, thy sou] has flown, Dwelleth inthe fields Elysian,
Fair betore the Great White Throne.
Pure young soul! in God’s great man- sion, Called to dwell among the just, Where the splendor of Our Father Are not marred by moth or rust.
Baby’s Cough.
If all motkers only knew the value of Griffith’s Menthol Liniment applied to the baby’s little chest, and about two drops on sugar going to bed, there would be no more anxiety when baby getsacough. It } is pleasant to take, clean to apply, and wil, relieve the cough in a few minutes. All - druggiete, 25 cents.
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The Annual Prize Meeting of the P. BR, A.fon August 9th toldth. See advt.
MAST BROME OFF HALF WAY
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MONTREALS LITTLE PANIC.
Gonfidence Restored in Financial | Circles. (Speciat ro Tue Examiner)
Monrrear, Aug. banks of Hochelaga and Nationale were not resumed yesterday ; and the situation is easier all round. Prices bave stiffened on the stock exchange and confidence generally is pretty well restored.
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Another Tornado.
(Speciat ro Tae Examrver.]
TaLvanasse, Fla,, August 3.—The town of Carrabelle was almost completely des- troyed by a wind storm. A number of people are reporied killed,
LAKEVILLE BRIDGE.
Sir,— Permit me througi the columns of your valuable journs! to say a few words to the public concerning an item that ap- peared in the Patriot of the ‘20th inst., headed “Lakeville Bridge” and signed “Farmer.”
He states that the bridge built in 1878 cost $1,800, and always entailed consider- able expense each yearto keep it in repair. Permit me to inform “Farmer” that the actual cost of the erection of that bridge was $1,100 and it never incurred one dol -
lar of expense for twenty years with the exception of planki 0g the driveway. The men who constructed that bridge are now dead. Buteverybody who had the plea- sure of their acquainiance, will give them the credit of being good mechanics who knew well how to put lumber together.
He also claims that there has been asav~ ing of $1,098 effected in the construction of this bridge.
The saving of that $1,000 corresponds favorably with the other savings that are effected by the gang of “ incapables” that at present handle the affairs of Prince Ed- ward Island.
He eays that thie bridge stands a credit to the Government or supervisor. Well, if that is @ structure that anyone can claim credit for, credit must be easily obtained. Vuring the months of Aprii, May, June, an¢ up to the 12:h of July, the condition of that bridge was disgraceful to any civilized community. Aod the public were generous*enough to remain silent through respect for the poor men, who were engaged in constru( ting this em - blem of grit economy, unii! Farmer” rushes into the columns of The Patriot, and tls us that the Government or tue supervisor—he ecarcely koows which which—deserves great ‘ credit” for this noble stracture!
Mr. Kditor, there are ema!l wooden structures throughout this district, which were formerly know as water-raye. But are now shown in the public accounts as “Large Bridges” that are in such a disgraceful state that on approach ing one of then you have to brace your feet, clinch your teezh, ‘ook out for your hat; and woe betide you, if you are so uofortunate as to be afflicted with any- thing like a sore back. The advice tothe Government cencerning stee] bridges, is simply ridiculous, as ifevery bridge ir not a steal, Thecoatraciors, no doubt have earned their money, and perhaps more money than they have received. But to state, that there has been a saving of $1000 effected in the construction of this an “ia simply rot.’’ One suggestion Editor and I am done. I propose a 8 first claes artist, be employed by the Government, sent up to Lakeville and let him draw a full piciure of this bridge, have 100 feet or more of the railing colored brown and marked, built under Conservative rule, and the balance colored white, froma a soaking of dirty lime, and by no means let him forget the cross ties where oneend of the stickis spruce and the other end fir. Bave it properly fram- ac, and sent to the }Halifax exhibition—as we are not to have one of our own, anJ possibly, fora consideration, in the shape of a small amount of money, the Super- visor, might be induced to take it in charge and he could explain to the people of Nova Scotia the economy that ie practised in the Public Works Department of P.E. Island.
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C. C. RICHABDS & CO.
Dear Sirs,—I have used MINARD’S ! LINIMENT in my stable for over a year * and consider it the very best for horee feeb I en get and strongly recommend it.
Geo. Hoves. | Livery Stables, Quebec.
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Single Copies two Cents
Rovat! |
Baking Powder
Made fous pure cream of tartar. |
| Safeguards the food
against alum.
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menacers to of the present day.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. .
A China
Chance 20 Dozen 20
Fancy Cups and Saucers
Just opened A SampLe Lor at less than half price.
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They are worth from 20c to 50c each, We have placed them on our counter and marked them at
15 cents 20 cents & 25 cents A snap for early buyers
Geo. Carter & Co.
Booxsetiers & STATIONERS
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Toilet Requisites
: Nothing so nice in the bath asa little toilet water We have them in variety ; very cheap in bulk also bottled z
All the leading toilet pow ders, Fine soaps, Perfumes, Tooth Preparetions, etc Spon- ges in prices.
variety very low
A.W. REDDIN, Pom, 8B
{Central Drugstore SUNNYSIDE....
F oot For Comfort
There’s no complete = without toot comfort. That ill fitting shoe you are wear- ing has caused you lots of un- easiness. Why nut get them to fit you, when they cost the same. Wehave The Lynne shoe for men- They’re fitters
| White Good, Festival now j on ot My Store—Sentner, Me Leod & Co. Every should read their ad in tbis issue
from the start, in tan & black. Prices from $2.75 to $4.75
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