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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JUNE 1 1898.

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For Bosron.-—-“he steawer Halifax left on return to Bosion yesterdsy afterncon.

Her ontward passengers were: James Dicks, Mrs Dicke, Master Henry D cks, Mise Marv Kelly, Andrew Peters, Katie Dwver, H E Genthner and Mary Me

Donald.

crtinnstitiag Regiment or Provinciatists.—The

Boston corresponde nce of tHe Halifax Her-

ald gaye: Atar.cent meeting of the Mari

t'me Provincial Club, a moticn was passed to reise a reyiment of provincialista in case their services would be needed in the pres ent crisis. A committee was appointed by

the chair, with ivstructions to report at the nex! meeting of the club. snes

the 220d wifeof P. J.

At Dunedin, West River, on inst., Mary Al ce, be oved

Local and Other Items, |

JUNE MAGAZINES.

TARE NATIONAL.

War news appears to have absorbed pretty much of «verything during the past mocth. ‘tThe National Magazine” of Boston for June responds enthusiaati- cally to the public mood, with a special warnumber. It is aliogether asuperb effort.

The cover page in national colors repre- sents a time!v naval seene. The frontis. piece gives asc-ne op b ard an American man-Of<wer, mavning a ten inch gun at the battle of Manila. The companion piece is Hunt's famous paintirg. “The Trumpeter.”

Patri ‘'sm is enthroned on every pege of this issue. The “Outburst of Patriotic Sentimect” describes the blaze of enthusi- a-m in the hall of Congress which welded the ties of national uniiv and marked ap epoch in history. The notable changes iy, ‘Naval and Army Revolution” since 186)

Berrigan. May her soul rest in peace,

Uh, mother, dear, you are gone to rest Where many went before,

The Lord bas found for you a home, Bevond this earthly shore.

Yon lived in favor with your God,

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are interestingly described and the lega! procedure in reference to prize money re~ veals that there bas been but little chang: in this since 1812. “The Origin of the Siars and S:ripes,” illustrated by the fam~ ous Weisgerber painting is a most timely subject. “Memorable Scenes in our First Congress” isa dramatic and timely his- torical narrative giving the real ine dents and atmosphere of the tmes whr the United States had then first aiptomatie brush with Spain. “War Times at the White House” is also a timely sketch, aud “The Naval Militia” is an article of great importance, as it isthe first time it bas ever been des-ribed fully in pubiic print. “Heroism on the Battlefield” is a popular and stirring bit of literature at this time. and is illustrated from famous naval anu laud battle paintings. “The America: Volunteer” isacother illustrated article showing the various uniforms, the manner and method of recruiting volunteers for the Americon army since the dave of the minute menin 1775. Walt Whitman's “Song of the Banner at Daybreak” appears for the firat time in a periodical, and stir- ring recollections are also awakened by the publication of Bayard Vaylor’s “Song of the Camp.” Freeman Furbish’s sketch, “A Fellow and a Fool,’, isin his most eharm'ng vein and adds a weil«defined bit of sunshine to the grim description of war times and incidents.

‘The usual quota of excellent short stor es and departments is main‘aine?, ard ail through this sumber is maintained a high-spirited and enthusiastie patro~ tism.

If your newspaper’s supply of ‘Tle Natienal Magazine” is exhausted, have him) sendtothe W W Pxtter Co., 91 Bedford St., Boston, for a copy of this special war number.

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