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Dr and ‘Mrs M. Douglas Mao‘ ~ I Lead of. New York formerly of QHALL WAR FLIIT- The ir- Vsiieyfleld, P. m. 1-. are visiting rlv l o! Revenue Cutter. H. M. C. in the city with their two dausht» g_ . k "o; in this port at a quart- ens the Misses Elinor and, Marion‘ or seven on Sunday morninsqivischeod. ,

I" ills "ll" 8111" "l "l" ‘mwied- , 100 virus Dllh (Own-l . Cameron. = . Trainer.

l ‘in Charlottetown harbor- 1.; . i- IIILITARY CHURCH PARADE "QkIITUARYJhe death took —hln hyBiilBrgflYilf lifititflllllfingsntiglyff, whucome. 9 l! 9"" 31""- m‘ 1‘- °“l° "m m“ ° ° "° ' l Mus Run (Oven) M... July a, of iir. Angus iis-lariiusry. sail L1B‘\lit“lloi:t;miai(iliitt2l Rf,“ K on stths age of es years. The“ wast issllvsrfil {mfelln under Fm“ lat Mr. McKinnon who was zillllfillztil‘ V?‘ J“ Mcggfiald attended M'cDuuu1u_ 315m’! 1851mm“ ‘lhmugiigafudltfreiixllllfiizuliflde n‘! "Si. Dunstan’s Catli- 1m“"2'10 4'5’ pnys eiv inon s. ‘ _ ,_ on Tuesday, July 7, was largely st- "dim; “m” a“ “Pniusnf, and g ‘ . prcssive ssruiolf was e vercd y» tended. A High Mass of Requiem Fame‘ Congo“ _ S‘ J" or Newt vélxewiebrated by Rev. Wm. Mc- York

"iimfiiiie be tables be‘ in , , into . _ 1 ' Mtlinlssodme htiiiulfilgéllTlgl “the 80M 12691103117 11"" Till-ll d Hum h," phat,“ cqmmlflgg- cut iliowois att_ vely arrauseii. acted as chairman, and called M upon His Worship Mayor Mc- Mrs. Cuthbsrt lfilssod, of Park Kenna. who delivered an address Corner returned Mme 10st of welcome to the risitutl. sitter a siuirtvlslt w W’ IM" ills Worship spoke first of the Mrs. Alburt Aitken in Georgetown great dangers that ssaaii the iirc- Mrs. McLeod also attvlldfll "l9 nisn in the course of his duty, unveiling oi tli Monument yester- niid mentioned that these grew day, she having lost a beloved son gflgale? yearly, with the increase in Great World Wdr. ‘

l i s and the use 0i . . '--" gulxfistioggt-ld “that endangered ‘BUPREME COURT. —-At Bli- uieir ilvca in a smoke filled niid creme Court yesterday bssrlns burning building. The city, he \vas begun before Mr Justice said, was grateful to the ciiai-iotte- Hasrsrd and iurv on the was s! town Brigade for inviting the vis- Richard B. Young vs. Spurgoon.» itors and the local department was Bu action for debt and trover aris- grateful to the visitors for accept- ing out oi dealings in toxss- K- iilg the invitation. J. Martin, K. C.. and K. M. Martin

Ills worship then extended the.ior piaiiiiiiti and J. J. Johnston.

At the unveiling ceremony Thursday morning No. 8 Signal Company will be on parade and have niso arranged to provide a loud speaking auangement which will assist the speakers to be dis- tinctly heard by the large assem- bly expected.

THURSDAY

SUPREME COURTZ-At Supreme Court yesterday the assault case of iMoore vs. Weeks was iinishad- . lvertiic; being given to che plaintiff ‘for twenty five dollars.

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Sword Dance. Duiciua Walker. Marie Walker.

Highland Fling.‘ Clarence Walker.

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LAID T0 REST-Tho funeral. oi the late Mrs Frank Connolly took . place yesterday atternovh uluierr the direction of Maclsesn & MacDonald from her late resi- sisiiesssr Cumberland st, to st. Dunstaws Cathedral thence to the Roman Catholic Cemetery- Rel’

Father MncMnnn officiated at the Wm, we“. two 5m“, cmmrem Gorl’

church and at theb ‘stave. The pail bearers were: P. Trainer, P. MoKenna, i’. MacMiilan,

Wnughn, F, Lowther, T. Harper.

10o June 9, the angel of death vis- ited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dkon. and claimed for its own their darling baby Gladys, at the tender age of six months. She was an exceptionally bright baby for her age, which made her dear to the hearts of tho family.

The funeral service which was largely attended was conducted by Rev. M. V. Somers. “'1” "D0119 coinfoting words to the bereaved.

Lit-tie Gladys was tenderly laid to rest in the Crapziud cemetery.

Pail-bearers were Stuart .\fcFsr- lane. Smith McFariane, Frank Myers, Duncan Ferguson.

Her parents and two little sis- ters, Dorothy and Marjorie, are left. to mourn the loss of their lov- ed one, Ibut with the assurance oi - eeting their babe on the other s ore.

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uA-sailor suffering from n severe attack of penninoiiia was the cause of the arrival of ii. M. S. Calcutta in this port on Saturday morning thirty hours ahead of schedule. Tile sick sailor was at once taken to the P. i]. l. Hospital where lie is reported as doing well.

Arriving at 7.30 um. the vessel un- der the command of Vice-Admiral Sir James Ferguson, K.C.B., K.C,M. G., was officially visilted at 10.45 by i-lis Honor the Lieutenant-Gover- nor accompanied by his aides, Col. J, P, Hooper and Liciit. Buiitaiii and wag received with it salute 0f fifteen guns.

The Governor's visit was later yoluruod by Admiral Ferguson, ac- ourupuniod by Capt, Ramsay and Lleut. Everett.

The officers of tlie sliip were 911' tog-tainted, at. the Charlottetown Club on Saturday afternoon.

Yesterday quite a nunibcr of vis-

Marquis, Sank. are visiting eii thcl

‘island after an absence of thirteen lyesrs in {the West. They express ltheinseives as greatly pleased with ltho welcome accorded them by 01d friends and acquaintances through- out the island. Last week they lvisifed Charlottetown where they

‘don and Jean_ were the attests of EMr. and Mrs, P. N. Manuel. at 2T3 Eiiston St. At present they 81"! 11-‘ lnciving old friendships in Mount Stewart, with Mr. Toonibs‘ brother 1Dr. Toombs, and at Georgetown. lwhere Mr. Toomhs before going “W5! filled tlie pastorate of St. David's Presbyterian Church.

AFTER 32 YEARS-Mr. A, L. M. Svrabey. Secretary and Organ- izer of the Digby County, N. S, Conservaiiive Association is among the Old Home Week visitors to the city. Mr. Swabey is a native of this city, a grandson of the late Capialiu Swabey once a prominent figure in the social and military life 0f the province. It is 32 years since he snw Charlottetown and naturally he is greatly impressed with the iiiiiny changes which have takwi place in that time. The farm- ing sections oi the country have greatly improved and he thinks that no pnrt of the Mari-Mules is as pro- sperous looking as tlie Garden oi the Gulf, During lids stay in Char- lottetown he is stopping at The Russ.

ENJOYED ViSiT—Miss H. F. Siierritt. of Ottawa, Private Secrc. ,tsry to Hon. G. P. Graham, Minis- lter of Railways, spent the week- lend in this Province, leaving Char- lottetown yesterday morning by the "Hochclaga" for Pictou. Miss Siierrltt arrived Friday in Suin- mcrsidc. She was entertained there ‘by Mr. A. E. McLean, M. P., and Mrs. McLean, and afterwards driven by them to Hunter River. Iiero Miss Sherritt ivas met by Mi: P. W. Cltirkin, and taken to ‘Shawn Hotel, rackiey Beach, where she spent Saturday and Sunday, returning to Charlotte- ltown lust evening. ‘M-lss Sherritt ‘came to tlie island simply on a pleasure trip, this being hcr first visit.

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Tug of War. Won by challengers. Starter-J. A. McMillan, | Judges—S. F. D0y19. J- A- MC‘

Eachern, Geo. L. Prowse, Geo. Walker, Wm, lialpenny.

WDNESDAY

SUPREME COURT-—Tlle a‘l>bii- cation of tho defendant for a non- suit in the case of Roy Pigeon vs Harry T. Holman was granted at the Supreme Court yesterday. The next case culled was tliat of Mary Juno Moore vs. Frank Weeks. an assault case.

Miss Margaret Ilsgnnil wlic has been visiting ‘Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Btrown, a; Mnrgate lia now the guest oi Mr. and Mrs. Rnflns Bngnall oi Bedeque. Miss Dagnall goes to Mr. A. B. Dlckinsous, New Glasgow on Weilnesduy and later will visit at Muyficld and iinzcisrove to bid farewell ‘to cousins there, before leaving on Aug. 13th for St. John. hiontreal. iToronitc viia "Thousand islands en route to her home in Auckland, Neiw Zeaiand.

LAID TO REST-Tile funeral of the into Mrs. Frank Connolly took place Tuesday afternoon un- der the direction 0t‘ MacLean and McDonald, from her late resid- ence, 107 Cumberland St_., to Si. Damian's Cathedral, thence to the Roman Catholic Cemetery, Rev. Father MacMahon officiated at the church and at the grave. Tlie pull bearers were P. Trainor, P. McKcnna, P. MacMlilan, H. Wziiighn, F. Lowther, T. Harper.

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maiidlng Military District No. 6. yesterday inspected tlie military units of this island now undergo- ing their unnuui training. The 1st P. 1*}. i. Regiment and the l’. E. i. Light Horse were the first to hc inspected, at 9 o'clock. The P. E. i. HOIIVY Brigade niid the Stii Sig- iinl Company were both inspected lit 2 o'clock in the afternoon. All tlie units went through their dif- ferent movements and maneuvers witii jicrfcct regularity- and iii each case the showing was ex-r cellcnt. His Honor the Lieutenant Governor was an interested wit- iicss ut tlie inspections.

were ‘Mrs Wm. Lovatt, Miss W. S. 0'Keefe, Medford, Muse., and Miss Maud Dyer.

visiting firemen the freedom 0f1,K- 6-. Mid W. E- Bfllltiey. K- C- file city, and on tlie conclusion nillor defendant. This is the Iss1 his remarks was the recipient ofllllfy 0859 0" 1119 llmlllel- 9°11" flirt-c lusy cheers from his audl- adjourned until 10 a. m. this morn- onoo, which were repeated for-ins.

Chief Raiiahan and the Charlotte- town Fire Department.

The meeting terminated with the drawing of positions for the Tournament today by the different departments. Yesterday afternoon- tlie visitors were taken to Beach Grove Inn in motorbosis. where, luncheon was served, and a group- pbotogrnpli taken by Crasiweii.

WEDDING BELLS. —- A very pretty marriage took place last evening at 6.30 at the Bishop's Palace when Miss Mary Martin became tlie bride of Waiter B. Montieth, eldest son of Mr and Mrs W. B. Montieth of this city. The bride was dressed in a bluo, trlcotlne suit and the groom iii} navy blue wh-lie the costume of‘ the bride's maid. Miss McGee was also very attractive. The groom is an employee of Hickey and Nicholson tobacco factory. The Guardian expnds many happy re- turns.

The sergeants of i-he 1st. Battal- ion, i’ E. l. Regiment, waited last night on Regiments] Sergeant Maior D. Kennedy, a veteran of the South African and great War and presented him with an address of appreciation for his faithful service in tht performs-ace of iris nnduous duties.

Ali/or ‘the address was read by O. R, Sergt, H. R Vessey. a cane was presented to Sergt. Kennedy by Company Sergeant Major S. W. Steele.

Scigt, Kennedy. completely takrzn bv i-urpriso. replied in fitting terms, iliiil illiaiiiketl the sergeants for their kind address and presentation, and hoped to be with them next your. liis reply was received with hearty applause.

The weather was ideal for the lflnst day's racing of Old Home Week and ttbe blgfl-Ctfid zgzgw an tlit- tendanco o a u peop e. lTbo racing was splendid in every lway. every class was split up and tlie many surprises made it very VCXGHJIIK for the spectators who lprolilflililfgd ithagoat thetsnappiest ~mc ng ‘ ey a seen or years. slThere were a, large number of

‘starters in ever event and this McLeod replied. tliunking them all "was confldembfg mung the m, for their remembrance and hearty-Helm’, hams to get them “w” on co-opeiratiori in the work of tiielevun terms Starter Thompson, school during the past‘ two years, , ' ‘I A 1- 223.115" 1:21:21, “hiss; {fill niusic and social games. Lunchlcoum h‘, made of the meet being} w“ served h’ the 1am“ “M a verylthe long time ibetween the events pleasant cvcnitig was brought to amue to some of the horsemen m,“ closenby llicuslnging of Mild “f,” lng too much time in getting out. Sync iind Good Night Ladies

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2.15 Trot and Pace Jenn Bingen, (Cum- ' iiilngs) 1 Red Line (Tools) 2 Longest (Conroy) 3 T. J. Deveiin (Holmes) 3 i) 4 i ro Dan Patchen (Mac- Ki non) iial entry (Hooper) Xaniliila (Laugiii) Tiine— 2.16%._ 2.18%., 2.15%, 2.16%.

2.21 Trot llinc Cresceus (Hooper) Princess Aubrey (Cum-

mings) Mack Todd (MncKinnon) Autuinii Belle (Rudder- bani) ‘Seldom C, (Holmes) Captain Jackson (Conroy & Brown 2.20%,

'ilime—2.191/s, 2.21%. 14-227 Trot, 2.80 Pace Prince ‘Mack (Mac-

PRESENTATlON-On Thursday evening, July 2nd ‘the parents and pupils of Cardigan l-ierid School‘, gathered iii the homo of Mrs. Rac- aei Mclrcod and presented the ton- cher, Miss Annie illcLcod witii an address and well-filled purse. Mis ----

RYAN-MURPHW- On Tues- day, 30th June, n quiet wedding took place at St. Anne's Church. Gull Luke, Szislc. when Annie Clara, second-daughter or Mrs. Teresa Murphy of Cheltoii, P. E. i. was united in marriage to John F. Ryan of Broadview, Snsk. Rev. Al, Bacciuchi, P, i’, of Gull Lake offic- iated lit tlie ceremony w-liicli ivas followed ‘by nu-ptiai Mass. bride wore an ensemble suit of cocoa vbrown trimmed with fur with a French poke list in harmon- izing shades. After the ceremony Rev, Al, Biicciociii entertained tlie bride iind groom, to breakfast at 111C rectory and the happy couple inter left on trans-Canada for their honeymoon trip. On tliclr return Mr. and Mrs. Ryan will reside in Hroadview.

The Prize Night's Parade.

MOST ARTISTIC

.1 Palmer and Watson, Swan.

.2 W, W. Weiiner, Wedding Rings.

3. dcnderson Dreams.

Special Prize, Paton‘: Ltd.

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MOST ORIGINAL 1. H. M‘. C. S. Patriot, Nelson's “Victoryfl 2. L. M. Poole, The Raw Pro- ducts. 3. DeBlols Bros» Flour. Special Prize, Proude and More- sicie, “The Blacksmith Shop."

AVONLEA PICNIC ut Expcri mental Filrlii.—A iiiost pleasant and profitable outing was cnjnyoti by tho nit-tubers ‘of Avonlen Iiisti- tute, Cavendish and Noriii Rustic-o, who on ‘Tuesday, July 14, with their families, ‘hciil-‘iupiciiic at the Experiiiiclntiil Farm. The party arrived shortly before noon and were wlirmly welcomed by Mr. Clark. After enjoying n bountiful dinner served in the beautiful "bully Grove. they were shown all over [110 Farm by Mr. Clark and

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BE8T COMMERCIAL , 1. Gordon and C0,, "Greatest Rub- ber on Earth." and Imperial Tohpe co Company, “Guinea Gold Cigar-

Full anid tlie Regimental Colour to Mcuionlal stood the relatives or Captain Wylie Alien. M- c" ‘"1" l“ slsrious fallen. 0n the plat! turn presented theiii lo two lsieut- were seated Lieutenant fl ouautu of the Prince hid-ward island Hearts, Mrs Hssrtz and Roguuont who received them kneel, Mayor McKenna and Mrs“? ing, namely Lieu-t S. W. Laird and Kenna, Hon. L; D. Stewart q s_ Johnson, , Mrs Stewart, Viice Admiral 51y Major McNutt than addressed the James Ferguson of the Csic ' officers and incn of the new re- and his staff, Senator McLeod" giiiicut in which lie gave tbcni a Mrs McLean, Revs G. C. Taylq. lhi-ief history of tlie colours wliicii Dr. Gauthier. J. C. Martin, y: lliad been presented and (indicated Rooney. Chief Justice Msthlesos lon July 4, i008, stating that he MiLapil Mrs Matbieson, Mr, Justlou

inure-they would be hOHOTOLllDY them Arsenauit, and _-Mre Aisensult, m _ with the suiiie reverence as was uc- Justice Haszaro and Mrs Hansel-q, l_

corded to them by the pawn! wlJudge Stewart and Mrs Stew giriient.

Col. Molieod "gave n hpiei addrestucx-Governor MoK-innon and It; thanking Major McNutt on behalf MoKiuuon. G. W. A. Presidm of the Prince Edward Island Re-‘Mr Harry Msllougail and Mffllp giiiicnt. The King's Colour was 8t Dougail, members of the cu‘ jonco returned ‘to the Church unthcouuoll und their wivou,

Ithe Regimental Colour was carriedClerk G. l’. Nicholson and tin ,hy tlie Giisril during tlie unveiiirigqqlouolson, officers of H. M. c, s, of tlie Soldiers Monument. it lylllilPau-iqt uud many other sues“ V, later bc emblazoned with the Battle-mu city ~ Honours fifth‘ which it will be rc-l The program otartod ug 919v“ turned to St. James Church. o'clock sharp, with His Worship‘ liinyor lVicKenna presiding. Tilt. ‘The death occurred in tiils city ceremonial carried out was as fill suddenly tit 9 o'clock last night ofuowu; lMr. Pi-ct-on Simon Brown. well ‘ horse

l {KHOWII hotel man and trace Yvilllltll-Plf-‘flfalelil will‘ Veto ‘ilizvlgyglfilg? the seventy second year 111112) Amarillo-italic Handset‘ Che,“ o i s ‘ e. ‘"

l ‘The into Mr. Ilroivn was bornpmdcr the direction of Prof. W. if.‘ {at Oxbritige, Ontario, on tlie 19tli.,i~‘ieiclier day of April. 1873, niid iiiovedtol Atld‘ress— Charlotte-town iii 1877. in 1878 iiclblclferiiia , , , married Milss Margaret Tlioriic oil Address-His Honor Lieutenant this city, ‘ivliq survives liiiii. AlifiilllGflVcfiliil‘ Heart: 18.0 liir. ii-ruwn purchased b116,] Unveiling of the Monument by llcvcre lintcl. of which 11L‘ ivas still Mrs John Moi-can , l],‘Ii'O[)i‘iL‘i.0l‘ ‘at tlie time of lvis (lent-ii. The Lost Post-Sgt. cm mile l Always‘aclivciylcsngziirsil i111 civic Two lrlinuéz: Sélsnoem and prov iicliil po iilcs, tlie (cc-ens, lsve 0- .‘ as. "ne , ‘ed was for ii ion-g tcriii of ycnrsl Atldress—Capt. Rev G. C. Taylor a Ill(‘lili1)i'f' of iiie (‘ity Council, ilfilll Address-Hon J. D. ‘Stew rt __ in 191i; Willi cit-civil io tlie honored- Atldress—Rev Dr. P. G. autiiler‘ niid ilignillit-d position of Chief Mlscuiiche ‘ _ . Mugisiirate cf tlie City. l ‘Hyillib-"O God Our Help iii A-ii his life the lute Mr. BrowiuAgus PasW-The Clioir ~ liars been u big-lily respected and‘ Address-ilev idgither Rooney _r viii-lied ciiilztiu, iillil has tiiways in-, Benediction-Capt llev J. C. ltcrcslctl liiiiisclf in iveliarc andlMziriln tlie bctteiruient of tiic community. The National Anthem During liiu liliild hc llias been a re- irlucirig of Wren-tbs sidmit of llii s town is gcnlinl dis- ---— pilslltioilikilrilllgilfiCggill-ilillliy frlicnxds A 50mm, GATHERMING-E Th? um crezi et or ill u. pflpilil-l‘ y homo of Mr. and . rs. sorg given lto but few. Brown, Margutc, was the scene 0f Rlight up bo the day of his death a lafgg uouiu), guflhgfllig on liars lie ivm-i about as usual, and was day queuing, July 13_ irrieud sccn in the tracing suiky as lute H! neighbors, and college friends Wednesday, when he raced at the Kenugugtonffiiftoii, .Mu,-gulq, p

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