THE DAILY EXAMINER, CARHLOTTETON JULY 7, 1900 > >" } vs ‘ YP ‘ 1) ‘ gus esse 632% WA SBEFOOESSE aS | NEPART 3 te tify ou homage and respect to your love I will bestow the blessing of our z = i di-t nguiehed pereon and office. Holy Father the Pope Meet Me at the Always mar ggg St fy MMER is | Your Excellency’s illustrious career Tne Papal Blessioe was then heatowad y ore : oY 2 ‘¢ t »elealy . . st os oO . ’ — é | and the many imporiant ecclesiastical) upon all present after which the officers rs 8 Offices which you have filled with such | 4,4 members of the society were formally & S | Jie : . , i BOC & . . s Jj ee —— are of ogg sh pre-eated to His Excellency. Then the , 7 "Aa 2 “It } t ira- ze é ' ni on } ul acient to elicit Our highest admira | ‘ formed up in procession and re~ = Shae > | tion Bu ming to us as the in : 1\@ ) ; s hotae : . ry : ’ 4 [ fi T| a : . ai ss sain e Iie ry i i t x ‘ ymrief rt eting = ‘ : reoua of | ; l a he bret! 1; - = 4 : % ; } We nr eV lia@- a 3 ) (ue :' He Left This DINING FOF} Bove Leo Siti, ow ‘eloriousy reigainy, | s q Cy | | Your Excellency has a double claim Jon | © & = our Catholic loyalty and devotion. » \1 3 ' ) f} The illustrious Pontiff, whom you 0 | INFANTRY {NSPECTED % Sg , Worthily represet t. 18 the great patre Dp of ; e 4 i] ne 1] may eat 0 | Cat) di ( 8, and ‘ Cat lic Mus | — ; ‘ A‘ = mn + rye , } ‘ua ’ : ” , t a c | Qo ? pp ° cy SORTED TO STATION BY THE | deepest deb icra de Stine Bs eog | O2NG Regim3nt Makes Excellent % | r & fe ro. 4 for bis unwaveri: g care his constant -en« . ' is. = LEAGUE OF T SS > ’ Show The i é H lignes LOot Be c ux- ow 7 HE CROSS. coursgemen:! and his special beuesiction. owing The Sham Fight. . ~ % rhy . : : ° ‘ A »% tract, i { ottie mal es 0 & _— — : Ine Catholic Mutual Benefit Aseocia- Yesterday was for ithe 82nd Regiment : ® i } a tlon came into existence avout twenty- the most imporiant day of camp. For y ‘ ss) : »thalinr +7 7 three ’ ‘ fk that ts neatitn rT Ale } : : , ~ ; | Catholic Mutual Benefit Association | ‘" fee Fears azo, £0 vial 1s | 0.8} 0] lays 1 : ralniog bard,| ® fg H ‘ Bee Kx- @ | most sy! 3 with the elevat f our | all a4 anie ne to excel. | & ei : S | nent D> ° ro. a S ret top | Preseut an Address, Holy | e Chair Of St. Petere | Beside being oder the” guide lia _—* ' ihe wth of our Association has been ane "] . - . ‘ > . Li ane ct enelr OmMmpirovy com- : YO > 4 - Fyre . & | —---- ‘ : 2 i. arg > : : ? . (sn ot I Bee I Ex tract. fe | ra} id, and it bas recel ved the eacourages | manders the men have bai tae excellent . ‘4 K'sse! » nat Spruce | i . ment and ap} robation of the clergy at d good fortune of 1} y trained by Serveant- i ‘ . a <A aivl. © aiconul na nis r ate £et*rets , j ' P 4 . a @ivbed ery fy : i w | E : a i private &@oretary, } hierarchy ,every diocese in our wide | [nstructors Bayvyers. Little and T ~NCe J fu Lime Juice, etc., etc w) Fat Fiehe il AR Tan Cel aie ; a ca . a regener, , tu siiil vu . , 41.) ue isner, .ett this morning for St. Domini Among its memberea are (Oj of Frederi Under these men the * Iohy , = . . Raina De ; as nmin? ioe ’ : pth ay : , e a | /onn, N.B. Dr. Morrison and Dr. Mon~ | b¢ found not only rep: eseata'ive of all | regiment has become iwost efficien', and ~ Wa : Ait © ~ : oe } aghbano, of the Cathedral staff, accompanied Clasees of tbe laity, but many of the | this thougs there has been a large in Seca} + ‘ aff, accom panie a. A eats <a Sed Mice : 3 “ shirt in Canada. ~ e @ | them asf M ; bishops and Clergy. n this diocese we | fygion of recruits. . : © og | ‘bem as faras Moncton, and will return to- | hay e rubs ial gress under the 5 e oo . Jave maderubstantial progress under th At8 15 muster parade took place. The . } bight, Superintendent Sharp very kindly | fostering care and encouragement of Our | regiment was formed in open order, when f| e 4 nothecaries’ : Hall ty placed tbe official car at the dispoeal of the | ¢¢voteu priests and especially of our es- “a wascalled. Arms and accoutrements and R. — oe @ | Delegate and party There were o stent teemed and revered Bishop, whose interest | were then ine pected fied men in : 2 > > aa? | ” " 7 r ’ A Tat} . » and effectiv . ae . reari n ; geee® SPeSeSSSSelSSeS2SSa™ | yrany people at the railw ii diaiiiian an in the A-ecciation 18 deep and eff clive. Shortly after two o'clock the regiment wearing them : i be | i ates! aT ' ae) aan Our organization is a Catholic Fratero~ | was marehed to the parade grounds | in the O PEN BACK and the price $1.00. - 1@ distingrished visit ak art - snrance Soc | 3 we 90000500 6000 @ wos ewente+e oe or miko his depart al In: urance Society; it embraces the best | Park and formed in open order. About ° - | ure, including the League of the Cross | features of clder associations, as well #8} 2 30 Lieulenant-Colonel Moore, D. O. C., oe g , ef. ® : | which escorted him to the train. At the being specially adapted to the wants Of | was received with a general salute. The aan e & nappy e etatlon the officers and members of the the — ee, Oo sata cofuaon. wae then advanced. end farmed fn ® s Leagu were formally presented to His bers life insurance = ren ly — quarter column’ by the left, wheeled by the c $ >. Excellency. The weather was delightful coat consistent witb aveo ute financial se- | eft and returned to ita first position. The ‘ : t throughout the Delegate’s visit, and he was curity. It encourages Christian union end marcb past tnen took place, : iIne’or ° much impressed by the attention shown mutual pri seCtios, and strives to educate The regiment was pat through some . @|bim while here. He was also greatly its membere and those dependent on them | minor movements and deployed into line. C e @ pleased with the Island province, and in piety, integrity and frugality. Col. Macleod, commanding officer, now } n- : nea. “Ss > | Carries with him ec any pleasant teentles. We ext end to Your Exceile “nCy our best put his regimieut through some move- e e tions of the place and its people. wishes in the exercise of the functions Of } ments in baitalion drillafter vbich Major C e ° lsist evening the members of Branch the exalted office to which you have been Stewart couducied i: through the manual i ‘ * , i { w 2 P f i , ' -” : . Who would want any other | 216, of the Catholic Muiual Benefit Ase elevated by the Supreme an and ss a exercises. The acting Adjutant, Lieut. , Tr ‘ 5 ls Mein ee sociation, waited upon His Excellency at our earnest prayer that A mighty Go Darke, put the regiment torough volley 5 a re he cg | the Palace and presented him with an ad- ee eye OO Mis holy keeping, | and independent firing. isnot spappy is no gooc. j dress. ‘The parade of the society to anit and that, in the “designs of Providence, | The sham fight whicn followed was a We keep the snappy kind | from the Palace was highly creditable, and still greater diguities may be in store for) highly interesting effair. The companies ~ eC RK p t au ! i ai a i ie & " you. S . _% ia i C Slee obeh: call, lala | many words ae were heard along |” ET soclaston weben thet:Veur Sul: a rep . a oe ert Here for you, Tans, Fawns and Greens. e, -——MlACcU i ; C 5 tue route. 1e ‘ne of march wae up . yelng ie ring loe, anc 03. 0 and ¢ e some not $1.: 35 Ss] 65 Ss] 95 29 85} d ; : : . in P: ; i pi.O- pPi-vde Qa. oO; 4D u to $5. 3S. and we sell them right at (Queen Street to Richmond, along Rich- lency would be pleased to Convey to our | supports,under command of Col. Macleod, | twenty fi I 3 ask z : , Holy Father, the Pope, the sentimenta of | whil : . wenty five per cent more than we ask you for them. c on moud to Great George and down Great » ardent a. ae ia te fl while Cos. 2, 4, Gand e wae Se eeeeee ™J George to the Palace. From the Palace | 0" profound 1 the ne evotion to the | under Me jor Stewart. The advance was | i2c¢ per Ib ; the society returned to tbeir ball by way aa — ae Me Z gg occupant, | sounde?, aud the tiring line moved forward | : 0 ~€ | tM | of Great George, Water aud Queen Streets, | 92¢ 98% 91™ ® Bane aw a eee. ie eeClious, orivg volleys ‘ | Mr. Charles Hermans acted as marshal, which we are engages 8 . uoder the direction Of their 0 Order today. : The address from the Society was pre- Sigeed ai Charlottetown, Prince Ede | gecetioa commander=. When the firing . $ | sented to His Excellency in the drawing vga c sland, ese hese = ae oe line had advanced s considerable distance ; ® Teiersone 95. @ } room of the Palace,in the presence of His = alfot Branch No. 216, by the fol- | the supports aut reserves were ordered C . : ; Lordship Bishop Macdonald, several of lowiog commitiee : forward at the double, and formed with : . " @ | the clergy and the members of the C, M. James Mcleaac. the firing line. foen@ long stretch of po LE r : D. Stewart 2) 24: ttwas read by Mr. James Me- Alex. McDonald. fire was opened on (be enemy, while the tick ND . A . . ; } san?r} >} > @ | leaac, Grand Deputy, and is as follows :— Joseph McCarey. line was gradusliy sdvaccing. A charge . 4 cS Stacislaus Blanchard. | 798 Ordered and the whole line rushed | : Ecriree Bakery $/| To His Excetlency the Most Reverend James Byrne. forward and captured the position, The | ; Re ahs : m pe ~ ‘orme a the rj , . KESIKEST 1 ° | ee Falconio, Archbishop of Mer. Falconio, replying to the address, es S, qne e regu ® BAKES)bEST BREAD. @\ Larissa, Apostolic Delegate. 2p vale: was marched back lo its quarters. : . | Mt inet @ ” — But we must not forget the Red Cross. | May Ir SASE YOuR ExceLLeNcy ‘ Ye fall j y. ROSGDEeoses M SOCCOLVEC*e0u GextLemex :—I return you wy best As in war mea would naturally fall it was

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thanks for the beautiful sentiment of love and attachment towards our Holy Father the Pope, so well «xpreesed in this ad- dress. Nothing can give greater pleasure to our Holy Father tban to know your love and affection towards his sacred person. It i8 also a source of great coneolation to me to find this beautiful society here,united as you are under the protection of your Holy Mother the C burch. There is no fear of

yoing astray ; you are sure of that under

ihe direction of your teloved bishop an! priests. lam sure the blessing of God will be upon you. I bope tnis association

i} s00u be spread throughout the Island. A braoch should be established in every

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the places where it is established. It is aly a+ource of great consolation to find such faith amongst you. Perbaps you

-vy atk how it is that such aficction,love

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sre proud of your faith ; and as long as

this taitb will live in your hearts you will

go abead without fear no matter what your positon may be. In the past your forefathers had to soffer fcr the take of your relig You Jive to-day in a free cuuntry, sod can exercise your holy religion. Perhaps there might be some danger if you should pot lisien to the word- of your bispop and pastor. [ am

bappy to ‘ti id y ou listenlog to their advice, our Lord Jesus

as words corm rg irom Christ. Our Lord said to His mioisters, “He who listeneth to you listereth to Me.” You muat take these words aN comtoys from God Himeelt. As long as ' are ul 1ou may be sure yon will proper Your Bishop will spare no labor as be hes done in the past for the goodof bis people. Try to listen to his words aod the blessing of God wi! ipon you. As a token of my , Ty

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This year’s Camp was avery successful one in every respect. The regiment was full of true military ardor, and the men were imbued with a keen senee of rivalry which slways does much to draw out the best in them. Col, Macleod may feel

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The Alberton Co. and the Brookfield and Hunter Riv_r Co, torty men each, left by this morning’s train for their head- quarters. The Cap> Traverse men leave this afternoon.

Beaton, No. 5 Cow supper at Large’s presented tea set ac-

Last night Capt. gave his mer aciam restaurant. Tie Captain was by the company with a silver companied by en addrese,

Sergt.-Instructors Bayers, Little aad Torrence Jeft this morning for Fredericton.

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