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The Charlottetown Driving Club's

.fourth series of ice races were wit-

, nessed yesterday afternoon by a fairly large crowd. .The ice course which was recently prepared was in very good condition and the racing was good. although. perhaps. not quite as exciting as on previous occasions. The 2.23 class trot and pace was captured by Angus Dillard, after his losing the iirst heat to Moth Miller. _The racing was excellent between tliese two: it was close and exciting and the heats were fast. ~Cherry Ripe, tile favourite of last year whose record on ice has not yet been beaten, was not in form, A strong effort was made to win with Derby, but this horse seems to have gone hack from his form ,of last year; he could not get better than third. The Dixie Girl was given an easy race by Mr; Henderson. The 2,30 trot and pace was won by Alfred K., owned by Mr. W. F. Ii. Montgomery, 'of Bed- eque. This is the third successive win for Alfred. He lost the first heat to Frank I.; the second heat he won by a very narrow margin i'rom the same horse; while the third and fourth heats he won quite easily. the last particularly by quite u large mar- gin, Frank 1. going to breaks. Queen Alto was not in shape, having injured herself in thc last race. These three trotters when right make a splendid

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I PERSUNALS I

Messrs Heath (‘aseley and Nelson

Clark, Kensington, were in Charlotte- town yesterday.

Mr W. C. Sinclair, of thu Bank oi`

Nova Scotia, returned yesterday from it three weeks' holiday visit to his homo in Belmont, Ontario, and friends in Toronto. -

Mr George Buntain has returned to

(lharlottotown from liavro, Ifrance, whether he went with thc s.s. Mor- wonnn. On return lic spent some time ln England ami had n very pleasant visit.

The many friends ol' Miss Jennie

(_‘.ls.rk, Kensington, who was operated on .inthe P.E.l. Hospital some time ago..will he pleased to hear she is now almost cenipletely recovered. und expects to return to her home in about a week. ,

Mr and Mrs W. F. ll. Montgomery,

ot’ licdequc. were in the city YHHIOP' day und witnessed the icc races. in which their handsome black horse. Alfred K., proved a winner. l\lr Mont- gomery has received sevorul iiuttorinit oifors-i'or`tl1is horse, but lic hus turn- cd them all down. lic init-nils k<‘f‘i>l"H Alfred K._

Mr. Pei:-cy Pope returned ycster-

day to Charlottetown. nftcr an ex- tended trip to Bermuda and through the West Indies. Mr. Poilv “|90 *‘P§*"‘ it short time in Georgetown, llrltlsli (luiuna, wherclic mct his cousin. wir. T. A. Pope, I3. A.. Principal oi Quccn s College. Mr. Rope onjo_ved_u plcasnlll holiday and has returned it-cling con- siderably the better for his trip.

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The i'ollowlng is the summnryt-

2.23 TROT~ AND PACE.

Angus Dillard, cntcrc-.d by I).

A. McKinnon. driven by IC. Mc’l‘nguo . . . ...5l11

Moth Miller, 2.20, ontcredund

driven by liammond l{clly..1 2 2 2

Derby, 2.29'/4', entered by J.

S. Wedlock, driven by D. A. “- McKinnon .. ._ .. .. 3 34

Dixie Girl, entered and driven

by J. A. lienderson . . . . ... 4 4 4 3

(‘l\erry Itlpe, 2.21, entered by

'I‘. C. Edgctt, driven by P.

_ (lonroy . . . . . ....3 Time: 1.7; 1.6%; 1.6; 1.6.

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Alfred Ii., owned by W. F. H.

Montgomery, driven by D.

A. McKinnon 2 1 11

Frank I.. 2.231/2, owned by C. _ ll. Chandler, driven by l-I.

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Queen Alto, owned and driven

by _J. S. Wedlock . . . . . ... 3 3 2 2

Commodore Grant, owned and

driven by W. S. Newsom.. 4.dr, 'l`inie: 1.7%; 1.8; 1.9; 1.10. ` The oiilciuls oi' yesterday's meeting.

who handled it in the usual capable and entirely satisfactory manner were: Starter, Mr. P. S. Brown, Pres- ident ofthe C. D. C.; judges at Finish: Jos. Crabbe, Frank Hughes und Fred

Cameron.

The thanks ot the Driving Club are

due to Mr, Frank Hughes and Mr. J. A. Iiendcrson for the llse oi' teams to

clear the ice.

lt is expected another meeting will

take place this afternoon.

“When you want a real smoke, you

want a (ligxlr fresh from our patent humidor, containing all its original flavor and freshness. They're better, but they don't cost any more than the inferior case kept cigars. MacKin- non Drug Company, Corner Great George and Kent Streets. Mti`.

FILLIPINOS GAVE A GREAT- WELCOME.

WASHINGTON, l<‘cb. 8.-~l’rog_ross

townrii civilisation in the Pliillplnno islands has both u serious und u humorous side. Tho humour fro- quenlly crops out when tho parents of thc Piiilippiun youngstt-r:~\ who patronlse the public schools in con- stantly int-reusing numbers, undertake to put into practical application some of the lenrning absorbed by their olf- spring and duly reported back to the t'ond parents nt nightfall. _

ln one of the outlying districts in

thc l"hilippines there is nn American school leaclicr known to fame as Mrs i{clly. She hus been one of the most s\lct~essi'\ll tenciiers in all the islands. and is beloved by her pupils anti their. parents. Mrs l{t\lly’s word has been' law uniong thciu, and the belief that Mrs Kclly is alwnys right has led to some i'\inn_v occilrrcnces.

Newton W. Gilbert, ox-Vice Gover-

nor oi' thc l’lil|ippines. is responsible ‘for tho ascsrtion tlmi thc iirst sent- oncc Mrs Kelly cvor taught hcr pupils nearly wrockvtl tho dignity of the American Government in tho Philip- pinos. Accortliiig to the story.. when \V. (‘aincron Iforbes. then Governor-‘ (lcncrnl sci. out i'roni Manila with'the

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In the Arena Rink last evening a

team from St Dunstau’s College met and defeated a aeptette from Prince of Wales College by the score of 6-2.

‘The game was fast and very clean.

the ice being much better than on the previous night. `

in the first half St Dunstan’s scored

three goals and kept their opponents playing a defensive game.

The Prince of Wales boys succeeded

in getting two goals in the second half. while. the wearers of the red and white added three more to their count.

Tile P.W.C. team showed the want

of practice. and when they become more accustomed to playing together better ,results can be expected of them. The wing men. McIntyre and Murphy. played their positions well.

The St Dunstun’s team, as usual,

displayed perfect unison._ each man playing his position well. ’I`he stars from the younger element of the Col- lege were E. Arsennult, L. McKenna and Fred Kelly. .

Messrs I’ercy Itodd and Frank Mc~

Carey handled the game in a satis- factory manner.

There was o large crowd 'of partl-

sans of both colleges present. the cheering of the fair scx of P.\V.C. he|l1E lJ1l¥'UC\\\f1l‘|y enthusiastic.

The following were the line-ups:- P.W.(.‘. " - S,D_(‘_ Goal C- M0llIli-Tlltlll A. McDonald i'oint T. Rogers w. Mt-ict-nnn

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skillful lor nn_ hour und a liali` to the

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The cadets had another practice

shoot last evening. Below is the result:-

Railge. 25 yards Rifle. .22 Rounds, 5

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J. Lantz, 227 ll. llutchcson, 32 ll. Cameron. 26 W. Davies, 26 S. Moore, S. Mclieod, G. Dewar,

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CURQANA

The ice in the Curling Rink last

night was in ideal shape. The games scheduled for last Monday and which regrettably were postponed on ac- count of the weather, will comniencc to-day as scheduled for Monday. There wlll__ be four games, two in thc after- noon and two at night.

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“Our prescription Department has

an enviable rcputntion for prompt- ness and accuracy. Take your pro- scriptions hcrc und get acquainted with thc expert service this depart- ment oiicrs you. MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great George und Kent. Streets - MEtf.

Il0'I` EL ARRIVALS

VTCTORIA.

T. iludson, Pit-toll; (Z. R. Rogers,

B. G. ltogurs, Summorsidc; E. ll. Ilrood, London; J. Taylor. T. A. Rich- urd. R. I.. Juniii-son. ii. llonlson, To- ronto; (‘.. iieazloy, ilaliiux; (3. A. Dor- troud. Montreal; .luck li. ‘Iiipwt-ll, l»‘rcdt-ricton; S. Whltc, Frctlcricton.

URGING OTTAWA T0

AID PRODUCTION.

OTTAVVA, Feb. 9.-Owing to the in-

ability of the Provincial Governments of Alberta and Snskntcliewan to fin- .ance seed grain supplies for settlers on patented lnnds who lost their crops last your the Fetlerui Government is being urged to como to tho roscnc. A deputntlon from ltcgina Board of Trade is here to-day urging flint ac- tion he taken. lf. Mlchcuer, M.l’., Red Deer, is' also lit-ro nnd it ls initierstood he will present tho cxlsc of the settlers in Alberta, who nccd this aid to guar- antee next yenr‘s production.

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