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aren Adilresses aon Concert and Reception- | The clergy and laity of the diocese Of Charlottetown are making preparations | for the recep‘ion of His Excellency Mer. Falconio, Apostolic Delegate, who comes is city or » 2: ly. this day week | to this city on the Z rd Ja Vv; ; V ca | Ata meeting of the congregation 0! St Dunstan’s, held last evening after Vespers } a reception committee of eighteen was &D~ pointed, from which sub-committees were afterwards selected, . His Excellency wil! arrive about half past eight by the Princess. He will he

met at the wharf bythe Catholic societies with bands of music and escorted to St. Dunstan’s Cathedral where addresses of welcome will ba presented on behalf of the clergy and laity, ‘3

After the addresses are presented and acknowledged, His Excellency will give the Papal Benediction.

After the service in the church tbere will be a band concert in the beautiful ground: of the Bishon’s Palacs, which will be especially illuminated. Two bands will participate in this feature of the reception. 2

Daring His Excellency’s stay in Char- lottetown a reception will be held at the Palace. This reception will probably be held on Tuesday afterpoon.

St. Dunstan’s Cathedral will be ess pecially decorated in honor of the dia« tinguished visitor.” “8% cy ° =

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Mr. P. J. Quinn, the well-known com~- mercial traveller, 18 a guest at the Hotel Davies.

Mr. Geo. J. Rogers is spending a few days at Morel:. His friends are loooking forward to some interesting fish stories upon his retorn.

Mra. C. L. Baxter and Mre. E R. Baxter, of Portland, Me., who have been visiting the Island province, left this morning on return to their homes.

Mr. Chas. Cohen and aon, of Philsdel- pbia,who have heen vis'tiog Charlottet wn, left for home todav via the Bras D’Or Lakes.They are delizhted with the Island province.

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Y Tickets for the Conklin entertainment in Kindergarten Hall on Thuraday evens ing can be hed at Haszard & Moore's. Xeeerved seats, of which only a limited number are for sale, can be procured at Johnson & Jobnson’s drug store after ten o’clock Tuesday morning. The prices are 25 and 35 ceats, osetia

Opera Hovse.—The Lyceum Company plays “Hamlet” to-night.

Soys or Scotinanp.—Camp Ardgour, No. 182, will meet on Wednesday night the 27tb,instead of tonight,at 8 o’clock, io Mechapic’s Hall, Prowse Block.

*Tisn’t Alluz the Razzer.

What make de loudes’ ecrapin’ what does the bee’ cutting, but it is alwavs the hest medicine that does the most curing. It is estimated that Catarrbozone has cured

more cares of Chronic Catarrh than any other Catarrh remedy in the market. There is no danger or riek in using

Catarrhorone. It cures by inhalation of medicated air and never fails to cure Catarrb, Bronchitis, Asthma or Hay Fever in their worst stages. You simply breathe —it does the rest. Catarrhozone outfit, complete at all druggists or direct bv mail on receipt of price of $1.00. Send 10c in stamps toN. C. POLSON & CO., manufactoring chemists, Kingston, Oct., for sample outfit.

DIED On the 22ad inst., of whooping cough,

Eva, infant daughter of James and Maggie Rush, aged three and a half months.

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SHIP NEWS.

Port of Charlottetown ENTERED,

June 23.—J C Swartz, McLeod, Cape Tormentioe; es Campana, Demers, Quebec; Charlie, Desroche, Tignish, Marie Ance, | La Joie; ss Fred M Batt, Pictou. 3

CLEARED.

June 23 —ss Campara, Demers, Pictou, J C Swartz, McLeod, Pictou; Henry L Phillips, Skinner, Cape Tormentine; Fred M Batt, Batt, Pictou.

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Mr. Harold T. Morris, graduate of the New England Conservatory of Music, Bostoo, will be in Charlottetown for a | week or twoand will be at the eervice of all people who wish to have their pianos tuned or repaired. Orders left at Mr. E. W. Taylor orG. F. Hutcheson’s stores, will be quickiy attended to.

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Roses for sale by James Tait, j1., florist, Richmond St. west.

Hay For Sale. About 25 tons of

Apply to the office or to S. R. Jenkins,

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THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN, JUNE 25,

Local and Othe items

during camp.

KINDERGARTEN.—The closing of the Kindergarten takes place on Wedao esday at 10.30, Parents and friends cordially in- vited to attend.

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Tae Pross.—Weet and north west winds, showery ; becoming warm, Tues- day, fresh nortwest winde; fair aud

moderately warm.

ArTILLERY—No. 1 Company will meet for drill this evening in uniform at 7.30. Company drill on Park Roadway or io the park. Eve y member must attend.— A. A, Bartlett, Captain.

40-lb. Detachment and Tug~of-War team of No. 1 Artillery will meet at Drill shed this evening. - All will attend.

fF Lower Missioxn.—Tbe Flower Mission Committee of the ** Y’s:” will meet at the wW.cC. T.U. rooms, Grafton Street, on Tuesday afternoons during the summer months. This committee endeavors ae far as possible to reach the sick anp shut-in ones in the homesof our city, also visits the hospitale, and distributes literature te sailors and others. You can help on this good work by sending in con- tri utions of flowers, fruit, delicacies, or good reading matter. oilieeninn

Acorpent at Sr. Perer’s IshAnp.—On Saturday afternoon Wellington Houston, the seven-year-old son of the Jate Mr. Wm. Houston, met with a serious ac- cident at St. Peter’s Island. He was atanding on the landing stage of the Port- land Packing Co., with two other persons when thestructure collapsed. The three fell a distance of over ten feet to the rocky shore. The voung led was badly bruised and received painful injuries. Mr Watson, of the Natural History Society, examined the boy, and it was decidea to convey him to Charlottetown by the Southport. This was (lone and Dr Jenkins sent for. He fouod the boy’s right leg broken above the ankle. The little fellow bore the pain bravely and is now doiag well. He will remain in Charlottetown till able to return home.

ATHLETES Tratyinc Haras.— Word comes that the athletes from outside of Charlottetown, from Pownal, Mortagae, Georgetown and other places, are training just as hard as their rivals io the city, and we are safe in saying that they will have to be reckoned with in every event

on the list. Ourown athletes are hard at work and some wonderful records bave been made in the sprints,

jumps and shot and hammer throws. (treat intereat centres in the relay race.

This will be the first time in Coarlottetown that this event bas been seen, and it

city companies bave teams which are very evenly matched. Then there will also be several teams entered from Outside companies. Such keen riva'ry bas never been known here, andit is going io be the biggest day’s sport ever held on P. E. Island.

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Naturat History ano ANTIQUABIAN Sqciery —Certain members of this society w th a uunber of friende visited St. Peters Island on Saturday for their anoual out- in. The party was conveyed to the Is- laod by the steamer Southport. The day was spent on the shore and in the fields and wcod. A number of fossil plants, shelle, plants, and other specimens were collected, and the day was made memor-~ able by tbe discovery of the second epeci ren of fossilised animal remains ever foucd inthis province. It is considered by those of the society competeat to ex- press an opinion upon the matter to be the caudal vertebrae of an ancient Saurian. The specimen will bea most interesting and veluable addition to tae collection of the -ociety, which, we trast, will soon be de- posited for public instruction in suitable quarters which shouid be provided by the Government as hax been done in the sis ter provinces. The party returning reached Charlottetown at six o’clcck, after what was unanimously declared to be a pleasant and profitabie day.

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ST. PETER’S BOYS’ .'([)',;

The Prize List, 1900.

The closing exercises in connection with St. Peier’s schools are being held this afternoon. ‘The following are the prize liete :

Latin (three upper classes) —Honorable mention, E S Blanchard, G Stewart. Prize pres:nted by Mrs A Peters, J Harris.

Junior Class— Honorable mention, A Crosskiil, @ DeBlois. Prize presented by Mrs Cotton, R Wateon.

Freoch (three classes) — Honorable men- tion, P Cotton, KS Blanchard, J Harrie, L McNutt, Prize presented by Mra Rob- inson, J S McL-od.

Mathematic: (111)— Honorable mention, LMeNutt. Prize, JS McLeod. (1U.)— vonorable mention, C Batt, J Harris. Prize presented by Mra TJ Harrie, P Cotton. (1) honorable mention,E Cameron G DeBlois. Prize presented by Mr W H Stewart, R. Watson.

Scripturr—3, Honorable mention, ES Blanchard, K Richard P Cotton, C. Batt, J Harris, G Stewart. Prize presented by Hon. E J Hodgson, J 8 McLeod ; honorable mention, M Hemphill, J Mur- ley, H Beer,G Tomlins, G@ Tooker. Prize presented by Miss Peters, W Hogg. (I) honorable mention, J Peters, E Cameron, R Watton. Prize presented by Miss Peters, G@ DeBlois.

Engiish History (111)—bonorable men- tion, K Richards, G Stewart, C Batt, P Cotton, J Harris, ES Blanchard,L Mc-~ Nutt. Prize presented by Hon E J Hodgson, J 8 McLeod.

(Il) Prize presented by L W Watson, Eq. H Beer, honorable mention, R Wawson. Prize presented by L W Watson, E:q, G DeBlois.

Canadian Hietory— (II) honorable mention, P Colton,J Harris, G Stewart, E 8 Blanchard, J S Mcieod. Prize pre- vented by Hon E J Hodgeon, I. McNutt. (I) Prize presented by Hon E J Hodgson, H Beer,

English subjects (II1)—Hocorable men- tion, C Batt, K Richards, P Cotton, J Harris, E S Blanchard, J S McLeod. Prize, L McNutt. ({I.)--Honorable mea- tion, M Hemphill. Prize, presented by Mrs Tooker, J Murley. (1.)—Hopvorable Prize,

Writing— Prize, presented by W F Mitchell, Zeq, G Stewart.

Improvement in writing—Honorable mention, Arthur Crosekill,J Peters; G Stewart, R Watson, A Vinnicombe.

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Prize, presented by W H Crosskill, Esq., W G Hegg. Spelling,— Prize presented by Mitchell, Ese., L McNutt Attendance prizes presented by Mra, Leslie McNutt and Mrs. L. L. Beer, P. Cotton, E Cameron, equal.

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Scripture, lst form—Honorable men- tion, Helen Wakeford, Ruth Watson, Louise McCready, William Coiion. Prize preeented by L W Watson, K+q., Cuthbert Simpson.

Scripture 2od form—Honorable men- tion, Mirian Mi:chell, Editn Weeks, Ethel Macleam,Gertrude DeBlois,Mary Barilett, —Prize, Kitty Peters.

Englith and Canadian History,20d form —Honorable mention, Miriam Mitchell, Edith Weeks, Ethel Maclean, Gertrude DeBiois, Kitty Peters, Prize presented by Miss Pippy, Mary Bartlett.

English Grammar and Composition— 2nd form—Honorable mention, Miriam Mitchell, Edith Weeks, Gertrude DeBlois, Ethel Maclean, Mary Bartlett, Prize pre- sented by Mrs. Bartlett, Kitty Peters.

Geography, 2nd form, honorable men- tion,Miriam Mitchell, Edith Weekes, Eche] Maclean, Kitty Peters. Prize, Mary Bart- lett.

Arithmetic—Honorable mention, Kitt Peters, Mary Bartiett, Ethel Maclean’ prerevted by Mrs Arthur Peters, Edith Weeks.

Reading and spelliog—Honorable men- tion—Miriam Mitchell, Edith Weeke, Gertrude DeBlo:s, Ethel Maclean, Kitty Petere. Prize presented by Mre. Gane— Marv Bartlett.

Latin—Honorable mention—Gertrude DeBlois, Mary Bartlett. Prize presented by C D Rankin, Esq , Kitty Petere.

Freoch — Honorable mention, Edith Weeks, Miriam Mitchell, Gertrude De- Blois, Ethel Maclean, Kitty Petere. Prize presented Ly W A O Morson, Erq, Mary Bartlett.

Reading, let form, 2nd division—Prize presented by Miss Strickland, Waldron Vanlderstine.

Daily Marks, lst form—Loweet divi- sion, prize, Keith Watson. 2nd division, prize, Waldron Vanlderstine, 3rd divi- sion, prize presented by a friend, William Cotton.

Daily Marks, 2nd form, lower division —Marion DeBlois.

Daily Marke, 2nd form, upper division —prize Mary Bartlett, presented by Miss Peters.

Improvement injwriting in whole schoo! —prize presented by Rev. F H Hunt, Cuthbert Simpson.

Special prize for one whe took a good

mprovement, 2od form—prize presen ted by Mrs Bartlett—Eihel Meola Ss provement, let form—prize presen.ed by Mre Wateon—Helen Cairns. _ Altendance, neither absent nor late— Kitty Peters, prize presented by Mre Cot tor ; Edith Weeks, prize presented by a friend.

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Boors.—There will be a sale of second- hand books in St. Peter’s Lending Library Friday evening, the 29th of June, from 3 to 9.30 o’clock. If anyone has books or magazines to dispose of thev will be gladly received any time before Friday.

The library will then be closed till Sep- tember, 1 wk

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FRIDAY, JUNE 29th.

MOSTLY ALL FUN

Joshua Simpkins

Special Seenery. Mechanical Effects,

Thrilline $2% Scene

CHARMING MOSIC. EXCELLENT SINGING. GRACEFUL DANCING. UP-TO-DATE SPECIALTIES. A FAMOUS ORCHESTRA.

Two and one-half hours of solid Amusement. Watch for the Grand Nooa- Day Parade.

Prices 25, 35 and 50 cents,