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THF? GUf\R"T~\N. CHARI.('rT"\`ETO\VN. PUNCH \Rh ,]UNE 1

Y . _L_ , _ =-f. ' Y' " f' """"

éisny, Jimmy, wot is classical

the kind 5 ou can t uncler

J on AND C0UN'fl<Y Niws.

CUB!

res

f“`¥i="

arm eather e

is coming and yo

will find it veiy try- ing on you to do your baking. Try

us to-day for

Pastry Pies -

Annie. i Flince,

'Rhubarb

H

BY an error in making up the forms of

5’eStel`day`S Duper a portion of another ` members speech was improperly credited _ , to Mr. DesRoches.

, Ar the lice co

lnsianilf Réliivid by 0ne Application of

Hve dolidrs and costs, or 30’ days imprison- ment. with hard labour.

1 ‘The Plant Line anticspates a very large

P9 urt yesterday morning,

C°“° M<=Gma<>r for disturbing religions services in the Salvation Army, was Bned

travel this coming summer There will be three trips per week from Halifax to B°°?*°“~ '1.`11° P“=*=11s¢!1i,S.b by th°§: S-_ Haiifax have been larger than ever be: fore at this season. The S. S. La Grande Dsvhssm. will be on the renin nnlninnns- ing June 23rd.

¢l0B __ '_ of -the Model is iii°r°i='=s. begin- #-i3i~ ' .T_§o ?rh_icipa`.l*s_ room has

the oc-

casion. Captain McDougall has consented to be present and will subject the pupils to drill. The program of songs, etc., will be found to be Dllrticularly interesting.

The strength you ore so T THE executive committee of the Prince _ much in need of will rapid- _ Edward Island Christian Endeavor Union ly come, if you use

will meet to~night in the parlor of the Y. M. C. A. at 8 o`clock to decide on the

N placeof meeting for the annual DIGESHYE

TDIIG

It isa real nourishme t _ _ _ ’ ` .‘ ’ _ f th bod d n O executive will _have to decide to-night,

°r 9 Y an nerves' * which of the three places it will be The It m"k°s digestig-5 Perfect . people of each place are enthusiastic and md thereby Secure * anticipating the pleasure of entertaining the full Yallio 0 “y‘0\ll' f00d. T the convention.

Pn 25 CE

ORGE Enltlsil g A Loxnos despatch of 30th says;-

GE R ' The Grand Orange Lodge of British North

Ap°'h°"`a’i°s Han' 8 America. opened in convention here this

afternoon Grand Master N Clark

`Wallace, delivered a stirring address,

after which the auditors presented their

5 reports and the standing' committee

convention which will be held the middle nf Jnly , next. J . Inviinilinnd iinvn been sent in from Alberton, Bedeque and

also from~New Glasgow P E L and the

was appointed. In the evenings. public meeting was held in the city hall. The election of officers resulted as Mllowsz Grand Master, Col.J. H. Scott, Kincardin, Ont.;Past Grand Master Major A. J. Arm- strong, St. John, N.B.;Deputy Grand Mas- ter,John C.Ga.ss,Shubenaca.flie, N.S. ,Grand Registrar, J. S. Williams, Toronto; Grand Treasurer, William H. Wilson.' Toronto; Grand Lecturer, James Fulton, Toronto; Deputy Grand Lecturers,Capt. C.C.Church Chester N. S.; R. K. Brace, Charlotte- town, P. E. I.; Henry-?h_farshall,St. John’s Nod.; Gnnnd Mnrslii1;~3siiien.Kelley, sr. John, N. B. n ‘

Sxx thousand dollars to decorate the

par/ish churchiand eighty dollars salary to the school teacher is a. contrast which came before Mr. Justice Chhquette ' in a case on which he had to adjudicate, and

which evoked him language of noble con-

Wo. aI`d>“have l d ti h. ,_ d t

Tarts. (ii5i‘i1`§‘n.)

n

&Tele ho 98

BDJD8 OH W IC Seelne 0 IBPTBSS

l scorn. “God is not proud,’ he said ‘and I ‘ am convinced that hefprefers ‘to be wor-

shiped in a humble church by a. congrega- tion which has received the benefit of

p ne ' education, and knows the greatness of

D_ the mysteries of religion, to being wor-

Enli B ker § ‘ shiped in a rich and gorgeous church by

. a . _ ' »

PS8 Y @ ignorant people, who very often do not

Bakos Best Bread' 8 know why they go on their-knees to pray]

Q In these words one might almost think

_` he heard the voice of one of the old pro-

' phets and martyrs appealing to the people

! ‘ iagainst the mere outwardness of re~

I" vii M. H'hd liih t'

L H DIG KEY i;‘i.‘.‘Li..i..§n. .Tin i.‘£.n.,"'.f. °...€‘i§’ ni;

.nnininni nz noni Lnnann nf prophet. “Heaven is my thrvne and

H0BDiW~lM°°¥°n°ldP» “nd learth is my footstool. What house will

I‘°“,§§2,}{§‘,'_°“““° E" yn bnild mer' niiiii the Lord: ends

m 555,33” ¢| 1|” fn, 'ilimgf dwelling place on earth is inthe soul of

and Nose, man, and that is the shrine that needs all

West.

m to p.m. ;Qo4p.m.

ann wrrn Gmssns .

the decoration that can be bestowed upon it.-Montreal Witness.

if _ f'

ainilis 3 -anoie

.U .<_ "P

sas-se n

re showing a. fine range of ~

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_ _ _

_ . in

' ' ` . ".-='»-' _

Just the right goods for *iff ‘S€9»9fJU-_ ~ '

een, een, Mc, s72¢. -84s

and up-'~p N l-

~ ~ -‘rnndn-n i.siieai+ed~'f<»np in

The a

9

last evening. His Worship Mayor War-.

THE West India steamer Tiber, withi REV. Robert.Suticlii‘i`e_,at_one tiinefin, - __' _ . __ /__

Capt Boulanger in command, sailed for charge ,_of_tlief_Ke_nsiingtion` Ifnll .`LlI_is"sio?l!`,9< The tW°\_\t¥°f5fth9~DY\\1a1 b'\1Si“"55m°et'_ MQW* _ the west Indies inn night vin Hniifnn- onnrloeiininwn, new of iiinii Ennis is ‘"8 °f UH; Assyciat-i°ri was held last even- -; St John Sun confer'epee,__preiilShefs`t§ieibaecalanrs,£¢§ V ing in the City Court Room The follow- ‘ ;f E;

cises at East §_@e Conference Seminary Ye" _ ` ‘J ` on June 3rd’ .Frankun Street Mi Lt. E. Macdougall ,President re-el_ected._ / ‘- ~. ~

church, Bucksport, Me.-St._Jolin Suit. . _ OQUNDIL _ _ , _ /

__ ~ » , it Lt. Col. Longworth. f

CGUNCIL MEETING. L-"~l°’S'”"'“"°°

_,_ _ , _ Mldorlhvison. ~ H _ .An emergency -meeting of the City " 6'4"' ‘ ,` 1 _ ‘gg `, .l Council was held inthe .council chamber; f Lt' ]2“l°‘_"*~ l ~ - i J

’ -f Sersi- Mawr Baird. __ . , ou

' '_ ._ .mon ofilcers wereelected for the ensuing

_ . V ~ : _

b\1ft°H. Rnnnnier Hasznni, and nil iiinlf It “T” °~°°‘°°4.*°f°°*4”. °“°. n colored

councillors with the exception of Conn

_ tininied the object nf the meeting.

“°°“”“¥1W.'°.'°°?-»,-.°f. the ._w_hole city, such votetolbe By»bal1o_t \rpon` ` nqvslte” 'qiifuf registration. '

An‘Whereas we believe the majority of the citizens are opposed tothe plan of ~ abolishing the ward system under , which no evil consequences ~have.so far grown, but on the contrary the affairs of the city have always been managed in. ia.-i prudent, business like and economical ‘ manner. _ _ .

And Whereas, there is no pressing need

of the proposed legislation and it is ivexnediénsni the present .timnen bring same into _force until the voice 'of' the citizens at large demands it; _ »

Therefore Resolved, that the Council of

the City of Charlottetown protest against the legislation, or the changing of the constitution of the city in any manner until a full opportunity is 'given the , citizens to express an opinion favorable: to or against such change by a Plebiscite to be taken;

Further Resolved, thata copy of this

resolution be forthwith sent to the Honourable the Speaker of the'Legislative ` ~Assembly with the request that the same be presented to the Legislature.

In introducing the resolution Coun.

Whear opposed the proposal to change the constitution of the city by abolishing the ward system on the grounds that the citizens at large have expressed not desire for such a change. The resolution passed in the market hall was not dis- cussed in detail, was submitted at _the close of- the _meeting and an actual diverson was not taken. Also that"no evil consequences have, s_o_ far, ‘been experienced in -this `eityV biy*"the -*ward* system. That it. is at pi-ese`nt.`not’in existence in any other city 'ni Ct.nada_i except St. John, N. B. whereixperience has proved it to be a failu_re,_as_ a clique can elect the city- representatives. ~Hef objected to any number of private citizens asking for legislation without it coming through the Council. An election for Water Commissioner will be .held in February next at which time a plebiscite could be taken.

Couu. Brown was surprised at the men'

who have circulated the petition to abolish the wards. Other cities' had adopted the alleged reform. Other cities had adopted the accumulative vote and had afterwards discarded it. If there was any improvement to be made he would favor the dividing of some of the wr rds into smaller ones.

Conn Tay lor said there is a. certain ring

benefit. ' Coun.Taunton said that hehad given his opinion through the press and at public meetings. The City Council-is composed

dictate and assume the role bf masters. It had been stated that no evil had come

. his opinion. What controls the city in-day?

The facts are that Ward 5 has not got a ' chairman on a committee. He had no

the wards.

the Street’Committ.ee. ' ‘

'abolition' of the wards had been "argued

. __ -_ .1-.5

v

wasoifered the position of Chairman of

the "Military Biile,League”i'or the season.

` l .° rnnill iii -‘

LIMS were present. . His.W0rshii>in- e ,__C°1_°L;’;"“lf_;”f“d°1_\ l a__e¥:f>‘T...S}?¥<f .in ,. »,==.s -ini Q- 1.. °

avr. .an

Conn. Whear moved the following ~ '¥tAu°‘“3‘~“»d n. » 'fff""" *~ '-’-~=~

;§i°‘“°‘"° wich is

qvridizrmit islennied sling; fel* heniiféd 1356-- ini: u I opml' i `

zeris have gf The? Whereas thére _ . _ _ A thiifnr ills fi-l'_‘_‘_’_i_“di_"‘_P'*f?i_ ,”“’f°“'?"‘_‘?“d“?‘i‘ <=i“U_>¢ V 8°”

§},3,E§l§?g§§§?m_?@§§Emn";§§§@wm¢°r ~mff~‘f.f,,,;’;'_é, riiénsfnnn' 5-ennlvedgeiinn this Ansnnin- ’

" ~~tinn' 'nnk the nepamnentnr 'Lmiiia'snd‘*'

Defence to look into the ms§tterfwitli"s=" --

an opportunity of ` practlsing`at*dista’n`ées

this 31st day of May lilll. J

_ Sxnruiv Gam, V ` Secy. and Trees. `

_ _ ` ~

Milk and ou will decide that 'it is ' better and cheaper than a cow.. Ask your grocer for it. , - 30 ti.

= THE QUEENS BIRTHDAY.

it Was Celebratediby the British Prisoners-

‘ at Pretoria. '

'I ,

PRE'roI-ua, May 24, By messen ger to J

Lorenzo Marques, May 28-Owing to ru- mours of an intended mutiny among the _ British confined at Watervaal,special pre- cautions were taken to prevent a rising. The day passed quietly, however. V

Friends of the prisoners presented each

of themwith__ ten shillings through the mauagefof the Natal Bank. The . men used most of the money in celebrating the* Queen’s Birthday. The anniversary of Her Majety’s birth for the first. time ‘in ' many years was not ofiicially _recognised Qhere. The _Volkstem _published an ap-, preciative personal article on 'the vener- able British ruler. It said it _still hoped that Queen Victoria will crown 'her dis- vtiuguished model life by ‘ exercising the Royal veto to stop the unheard of sorrows

'well. Naval Lieutenant Fuliord and

,__ _ _ _ _ __ _

03538

Oil’

You oughtto dnnk tiie' b=st Soda in town.=~"5c.

same. We charge our own foun

9:

the proper “snap ” _

from the ward system, but that wasiiot _ min and give the md* , _ E _ _ Ai , if-‘_ .

_ _ B _ , . ., _ g .__

Pure Fruit Juice

‘P

.Alon gf »_F W

r ,e

Considerablecmssfiring then tookplace ` \ `i __ v -'W 'gl _ I

.mwliichpersonal abusegwas indulged in.; _ _ __ _ 8 éiipg 5 .l_ _‘mths

il .

lila k llusti s -

1.

_cnmetothe council toabuse and he con- _ _ ""’ /'Q/Q, _ _ enisi»»=.»h- <-wr fshnid hs- The ...ff . . 1 I

foryears. Heiwas' surprised at -Counf ___.,_ ,_ f 'J J lBrown in view of his opinion- given at I _ '__ _ __ 5-3 l- _ “ _ _ ' the meetingofcitizens. 3 n » _ ‘ L' §» _ » ..

` His Worship-before putting the resolu-_,‘ " __ ‘fg~1,¢ UP.;o.png¢ _tion-snid~tnnt.ne-wished in -any siini.nyei_‘ Ff‘»fS¢°f=-

was strongly in favor of abolish' gf” .,»..- ,,

si following" divlsix;‘yea:L ` “

' < - 4 ,g _r ;

McDonald, Taylor Brown Ballsi _~ 5 iTanton Horne. ’ ., ` - ,

Fruit Syrups.

June 5!-h, for the?

ntilinpmnnnfo, c.

i "adam 's »>-J

view of giving the _l§iliti_a_oftl\is Province ' “ ““ ” ”‘ “‘*`- f' “"'

greater than six h_u_ndred'yards;" _ _ _ _ _‘ng front and runner Resolved than nnpy niiiiis - _*QI* resolution be sent to the Honoiffablei the’ '_ _ Minister of Militia and” Defence ‘altfj G' “‘ "' xl'

oinnwn. ._ ‘ Dated at Charlottetown, P. E. Island"

‘ Try one can of Oak Brand Condensed _

w-\~ =~-»f-~ » \»-~\»..»..-v\:»~.=» .i...r.. .. ,.4-» , ... ,.,_

i'i‘-mi

yoaneon

1118:.

i. i._ ,. _

‘ Brides? ' Si\'il‘i8,_-Bb

ii 1. f ' 'nty

. f§_*i+n'nn. Bdsm:

- ~ -i’ ., , =,

_. ?iH¥1tl§ *° -~ ;. ell. .woefully - - _____'i__j5_>lassiii_e’<_i in a . . ..

shopping

*wand comfortable. ` ‘_

The Busiest Store on

, _.»,__ T _, , _ _,

i

the little

-info which both nations engaged in cilnf-V . 1 dict have been plunged. Among the nity _ e __ _ _ - . ' =

patients in one of the local hospitals eight. ._l`f,\_`i‘ \ __ _ , =- ._ are British oificers. They .are ali__doing '_“;{i._?;§`,1? ._ V

Lieuts. Pelham, Creighton, Martin,Crane. iillf. apd, we hum Chapman, Briggs and Madge are mostly ._ P°*°_m°‘l",.

convalescent, after virulent ~ attacks of . __ pusbr-easiest to

typhoid fever. i l '

.IHN

_ ' . ll

iii sonsessiidi fi J. ig..

. ~~-‘i=_.//T. ~“'?.;'<‘i"_ ., = ~ ~ _~.\ ,f ‘_ 3 ~.‘\f;_- _~_

* I I

,ni _ ,

,ser

in the city which are trying to run the ¢ Y _ - ' ~ Whohafve n8\'01f dint

` city by holdin81`<I3OriIi;rI;1'eetings. He ';yasl` U jewelers "B ,.0‘gue§_; _ _ _,ai _

against giving r. ugies or any ot er . 0 aj _‘ T . , , _ _ _Wag 'va -oar); ~ u il

delegation the running of the city. Its $ _ __-.0 f time that m`0re cs" yoil expect ,y ` if y

not for the city’s benefit but for their own . a l ' ` ' ’ _ . . . ' ‘

A fulfl lice of Sllverwear and Jewelry always on hiiad ` 'l ` Wat J

. _ V, V "~.'~ i ' _ _ ' ‘

of the servants of the people andhe did _' will buy the best-_-the Q N 1 _ J

not think as servants the Council should second best costs you the _ _ ReB‘iri°8 ‘B

'ambition to remain in the Council asfit ' . _ __ V ~ ‘ v .. , _ __ is represented at present. Everyndvant-l _. ,"7 ._ ` ` _ _ If you leave your_ord:r for_png_.ofl our Hobby.”-'fgtptlng Suki,

agewould accrue from the abolition.ofl , _ i cP¢an`\i. t _ gm-5 of beigg lggiggd _ ,_ .._.....,--,-._........,.‘....-,i.-

onthe

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