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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN,MAY, 30 1898.
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PRINCE OE WALES COLLEGE.
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Closing Exerzise; and Graduating Diplomas,
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The closing exeraisee of the Prince of Wales College will take place in the Opera House this evening at eight o’cloek. The usual admission fer often ceate will be charged. The names of those winning diplomas and medals will be found below :—
HONOR DIPLOMAS.
Louis Brehaut, Murray Harbor Augustus Bentley, Kensington Hammoud Johnson, Brackley Point Lemuel J. Miller, Charlottetown John F Robertson, pa
Alexander McLeod, Heatberdale Nellie Hodgson, Charlottetown Adele McLeod, Suramerside Everette McIntosh, Victoria
Ellie Clark, Summerside
93 &9 89 89 89
Nellie Bain, North River gl Oscar McCallum, Brackley Point 81 Belle Matheson, “ 80
Fred Brehaut, Charlottetown Alfred E McNeil, Stanley Bridge Mollie Sterns, Souris ? Leslie Adams, Summerside Amy Carver, Pownal
FIRST CLASS ORDINARY DIPLOMAS,
George Finlayson, Charlottetown 77 Maude Bremner, Charlottetown 84 Albert Robblee, Tryon 83
A'lan Matthews, Alberton 3
Irene McBeath, Marshfield 80 William McMillan, Kensington 79 Bannerman Tanton, St. Eleanors 78 Fenton Aitken, Lower Montague 75 Frank Burdette, Bridgetown 75 | J E Robertson, Marshfield 75
&E2oND CLASS ORDINARY DIPLOMAS. DJ McLeod, Valley fleld 71
George Read, Summerside 71 Harry Hibbett, Georgetown 71 Hodge McNeill, Stanley Bridge 70
Edwin McKay; Stanley Bridge 7
Lola White, North River 67
Bessie Crosby, Marshfield 66
4 Rebecca Gillespie, Carleton 60
Wilfred Prowse, Brackley Point Rd 60 MEBALS,
The Anderson gold medal awarded to
the best student— Louis Brehaut Governor-Generai’s silver medal award- ed for excellency in mathematics and acience—Jobr F Roberteon. Governor-Genera)’s bronze medal award- ed to the best teacher—Everett Fraser. Vice Chancellor’s Medal awarded to the best student in English—Lem Milier. Those students gaining 75 per cent or over of the attainable uumber of marks are placed in first rank ; from 60 to 74 per ceat in the second rank,
PRIZE LIST.
THIRD YEAR.
let rank, Latin, (Horace and Cicero.) Hammond Johnston, Alex McLeod, Augus- tus Bentley and Louis Brehaut,equal,John ¥ Robertson and Lem. Miller, equal; Everett McIntosh, Mollie Sterns and Nell‘e Hodgson, equal; Leslie Adame, Adeie Mc~ Leod, Ellie Clark and Alfred McNeill, equa!; Belle Matheson, Fred Brehaut, George Finlayson and Amy Carver, equal.
Lata composition—Hammond Johnson, Louis Brebaut, Gussie Bentley aod Mollie Sterns, equal; Lem Miller, Everett Mc- Irtosh and Alex McLeod, equa); Ellie Clark, Leslie Adame, Nellie Hodgson and Adele McLeod, equa); Fred Brehaut, Amy Carver, Nellie Bain, Alfred McNeill.
2nd Rank—Belle Matheson and Gecrge Finjayson.
ist Rank—(Homer and Herodotus) Hammond Johnstone and Lem Miiler equa!,; Louis Brehaut, Augustus Bentley aud Alex McLeod, Ellie Ulark, Nellie Bain, Mollie Sterns, Nellie Hodgson, Jobn F Robertson, Amy Curver, Alfred E Mc- Neil and Fred Brehaut, equal,; Everette Melntosh.
2nd Rank—George Finlayson.
Higher Algebra and Conic Sections— John F Robertson and Augustus Bentley, equal; Louis Brebaat Hammond John. stone, Lem Miller, Alex McLeod, Belle Matheson and Everette McIntosh equal,; Alfred E McNeil, Leslie Adams and Ellie Clark.
2ad Rank—Adele McLeed, Fred Brehaut and George Fiulayson.
Physics and Chemistry~ John F Robert- gon. Adele McLeod, Louis Brehaut, and Mollie Sterns, equal; Augustus Hammond Jobnstone, Lem Miller and , Belle Mathieson, equal; Everett McIntosh, Nellie Bain, Amy Carver and Alex. Me- Leod equal; Ellie Clarke, Oscar McCallum and Nellie Hodgson, equal; Leslie Adams, and Alfred McNeill, equal.
2ued Rank— Fred Brebaut, George Fiulayson.
History of Rome—Jchn F Robertson, Louis Brehaut, Fred Brehaut, Adele Me- Leod and A Bentley, ejual; Nellie Hodgson Oscar McCallum and Hemmocd John« stone, equal; Nellie Bain and Ellie Clark, equa); Belle Mathison, Lem Miller.
9a Rank—Alfred E McNeill, Alex. McLeod and Everett Melntosh, equal; Mollie Sterne, George Finlayson, Leslie
Adame, Amy Carver.
English and English Literature—Louis -Brenaut, Lem Miller, Alex Mcleod, Everett McIntosh, Augustus Bentley, Nelle Bain, Adele McLeod and John IF. KRobertson, equa); Nellie Hodgson, Hammond Johnson, Leslie Adams and Fred Brebaut, equal.
9nd Rank—Belle Matheson, Alfred Me» Neill, Mollie Sterns and Ellie Clark.
French —(Le Cid) — Hammond Jobnson,
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Alex McLeod, Louis Brehaut and Mollie
|) Sterne, equal; Nellie Hodgson, Lem Miller, 1) Everett Mefvtoeh, Adele McLeod, A Bent~
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| Bain and Jobn F. Robertson, equa’; Belle Matheson and Frid Brebeaut, equal; Geo. | Fiulayson. Essays—Lem Miller, Nellie Hodgson and Everett Mclatosh,equa!; Augustus Ben‘ley, Hammond Johnston, Nellie Bain and J.
SECOND YEAR,
—(Cicero and Virgil—Maude
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Brem Afhert Rahhlce and P us Me[ntwre, Saneis,
theo oimtt atl ¢ u Ail uy UvuvebL@ad, €yud ; Hodge McNeil, Stauley Bridge.
Latin Composition—Hodge MeNeill, Irene McBeth, Maude Bremner, JG Me~ Phail, Uigg, and Herbert Bell, Augustine Cove, equal.
Greek Grammar and Xenophon— Maude Bremner, Irene McBeth, Allan Maihews and George Mallett equal; Pius McIntyre and Fred Auld, equal.
History of Rome—Allan Matthews and Albert Robblee, equal; Frank Burdette, Pius McIntyre and William McMillan equal; Herbert Bell and Maud Bremner, equal.
English Alternately with Trigonometry —Mand Bremner, Robert Anderson, Pius Melontyre.
Essays—Maud Bremner, Fenton Aitken Allan Matthews, Bannerman Tanton, Edwin McKav.
FIRST YEAR.
First Section— (Latin)—Ethel Reid, Cin’town; Ada Campbell, Powna!; Ambac ee Joy, Ch’town; William L Murray, St Eleanors, and Edith McDonald Kings~ borough.
Latin Composition—Hugh W:l-ov, New Dominion; Ada Campbell and Bessie Dock- endorft, North River; and Edith McDon~ ald.
Second Section—(Latin) -J E Gillis, Darlington and Cecilia Williams, Mount bleasant; equal; Lulu Stewart, New Domi» nion: Peter McDonald, West St Peters and Maggie Laverty, Tarentum; equal; Bessie Stewart, New Dominion and Maud Foster, Ch’town equal.
Latin Couposition— Maggie Laveriy, Beatrice Ramsay, Bedeque; Cecilia Wu1l- liams, J E Gillis and Maud Foster, equal,
French— Dina Gaudet, tulu Stewart, Bessie Siewart, White, Nellie Clark, Souris.
French, First and third Sections— Felix DesRoche, Miscouche, Anthime Doiron, North Rusticc; Ada Campbell, James Todd, Bradalbane; Mary McKenzie, Flat River; May McMurdo, Summerside; Mary Grady, Summerside.
Third Section.—(Latin) Lettie Pass- more, Alberta Smith, James Todd, Lawrence Long, Ch’town ; Katie Marchi son, Malpeque,
Latin Composition—Lettie Passmore, Alberta Smith, aud Alexander Palmer, Freeland, «qual; James Todd, Lawrence Long, Gertrude Brebaut, S’side.
First Division—(Bog)ish ) Luther C uffio, Robert Coffin, and Harry Hyndman, Ch’town equal ; Horace Wright, Bedeque. Algebra—Peter McDonald. Kate Wilson, New Dominion; Maggie Laverty, Horace Wright, Edith McDonald, Luther Coffia.
Geometry—Horace Wrig't, Christopher McGuigan, St. Mary’s Road; Walter Found, Found’s Mills; Benjamin Rogers, North Bedeque; Peter McDonald, Joseph Harding, Gratam Road.
Chemistry—Peter McDonald, and Horace Wright equa); John E. Gillis, Edward Ma‘thews, Alberton; Benjamin Rogere, Walter Found, Josepn Harding, and Ethel Reid,equal.
Second Division—(Erglish) Lillie Bryenton, Brackley Point Road; Felix DesRoche, Everett Fraser, North Lake; Emmanuel! Lochart, Burlington; Reginald A tken, Ch'town; Melville Coffin, Savage Harbor.
Algebra—May Dorsey, Cu’town; James Todd, Mary McKenzie, May McMurdo,
Summerside; Ardena
Alberta Smith and Marion Sutherland, Sea View; equa'; Lzzie McKachern,
Meirmid; Fannie Brown, Marzate.
Second Division—(Geometry), Donald Campbell, Greenvale; James Todd, Mary McKenzie, Ambrose Joy, Cecilia Wil- liams, Lizzie McEuchern and Antime Doiron, eanal.
Chemistry—Everett Fraser,J ames Todd, S‘ephen Jeffrey Alberta Smith, Henry Blanchard, Bloomfield
Botany —Horace Wright, John E Gillis, Peter McDonald and Joseph Harding, equal; Ethel Lorraine, Ca’town and Bevj Rogers, equal; Wiliam Murray acd Lala Stewart, equa'; Marion Sutherland, Edith McDonald and Everett Fraser, equal; Mary McGregor and McLeod, Ken- sington, equal.
Phy sics—Willam McPhee, Heatherdale; Benjamin Rogers; Joseph ‘Sarding; Ethel Lorraine, Lulu Stewart and Jobn Duffy, Fort zAugustus, equa’; Christopher Mc-~ Guigan, Everett Fraser and Alberta Smith, equal; George Brehaut, Alexandria, Horace Wright, Luther Coffia and Joho E Gillis, equal.
Physical Geography—Jobn E Gillis, Benjamin Rogers and James Todd, equal; Melville Coffin; Joseph Harding and Wa!l- ter Found, equal; Harry B aichard, Winnie
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Prysiciugy — Edward Me tiews, WL Hvuiman, Summerside,and Horace Wright, equal; Henry Blanchard, Joseph Hardirg, Peter McDonald, Ethel Pope, Ch’towo, and W L Murray, equa’; May MeMardo and Alberta Smith, equal; Benjamin Mc- Leod, Bessie Stewart, Benjamin Rogers and Ardena White, equal.
Arithmetic - Felix DesRoches, Alberta Smith, Benjamin McLeod, Magg e Laverty, Peter McDooald, Cecilia Wilhams, Fallie Baird; Ch’town, Katie Wileon and Lulu Stewart, equal.
History of England—Lettie Passmore, Melville Coffin, Joseph Harding, Felix DesRoches.
Book-keeping —Mande Trainer, Maude Foster, Sadie McAuley and Cecilia Will- james, equal; Mary Arbing, Betrice Ramsay and Pias McKEachers equa’; Laura Dumphy and Keith Stewart equal.
School Management—(Second year) Frederick Auld, Pius Mclotyre.—(First vear): Edward Matthews, Jobn Kennedy, Katie Trainer, Grace McKenzie.
The programme for the closing exercises to-night wiil be as follows :—
CNG i nictaiotncecuee Rule Britannia. E=say.. +s snanenengensenk avnius a UNOe Lemuel! Miller. ..seceeeeeMerchaat of Venice Neliie Hodgson
Chorus...Time Will
Clouds Away
Valedictory—Everett McIntosh. V 60bt BOI isisediie ins scicas ss cee ee Miss Pridham. teply by the Principal ......cccesese. cescsees ° Chorus . no sanseeen adv eo ou eee Presentation of Diplomas and Medals......
Essay .....0e0
Solo and Roll the
Bolo abd Chel Otic icacccctcceccies Aflcat on the bounding tide. Address to the Gradua‘es’'*** eee Hon. Hector MacDonald. Vocal Medley......... sebednecs sesees
Address by the President... 4 + ako 0-etence GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.
Sir,—I have been greatly impressed by your remarks about the importance of the constant attendance of the medical super- intendest upon curable patients at the Hospital for the Insane, and have m:de some enquiries as a result of which lL learn, with great surprise, that Dr. Blanchard is not a constant atiendant at the hospital, even in the daytime. On some days, I am told (though not by a member of the staff), that the doctor never puts in an appear - ance at all. Perhaps you can say whether or not this is true. Tbe public has these lunatics on its hands, and I agree with you that if they are neglected or kept over- crowded in the hospital building the responsibility Jies, at the last, with the public. Certainly the public ought to look af.er its representatives and officers. I -m greatly surprised at the condact of Mr. Warburton in this matter, for I always thought him aman of kiod heart ani generous impulses. How it is that he is not going on with the Asylum annex is § mystery to me. But I suppose he ‘s hampered by the jealous politicians, Mr. Lowe’s letter, which I have read very care- fully, seema to show that Messrs. Far- quharson and Bell are the blocks in the way. If that should prove to be so, it will be thé worse for them. I am yours, An OBSERVER.
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McNeil - Moore.
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St. Paul’s Church, Boston, was the scene Of a very pretty wedding on Thur-- duy, May 26tb,when Miss Hattie B, Moore, daughter of Mr. J. R. Moore, Charlotre- town, P.E.I., and Mr. Charles H.MecNei', of Bridgeport, Conn., were united in mar- riage. The nuptial knot was tied by tbe Rev. Dr. Lindsay, Rector of St. Paul’s. The bride looked charming in @ travelling costume of heavy browo corded silk, with laveuder and brown trimmings and toque to match. The bridesmaid, Miss Linan Macgregor, daughter of the late Mr, C.V.Macgregor, of Charlottetown, was
b-comingly attired in handeome euit of brown corduroy velvet, with large picture hat, and wore n souvenir pin set with pearls, the gift of
the bride. Mr. McNeil was attended by Mr. W. W. Moore, O:tawa, brother of the bride. Owing to the recent death of a vear relative of the groom, the wedding was very private, only relations and iotim- ate friends being present. After the cere mony the bridal party drove to the Boston and Albany Depot where the happy couple took the train tor Niagara Falls and
other points of interest in the United Siates and Canada.
Hammocks
are all right in their place, but when you buy a wire | mattress you don’t want a hammock. mattresses sold to-day will sag just like a hammock after a few months’ use.
Lots of the wire
We manufacture our own wire mattresses—they are tested—anj you can rely on them.
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Men’s Shirts for 5c, Ladies’ Waiste for 5c,
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3 pairs for 25c, Ladies’ Kid Gloves for 5OQc. Ladies’ Slockings for 95e¢, Men’s Socks for 25¢, Ladies’ Belts for 25¢,
Ladies’ Veiling from 12c, 15c Blouse Suits, with skirts, §f
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‘Men’s Shirts, for 85e.
| Ladies’ Corsets for 25¢@,
Men’s American Caps, 25¢.
‘Boys’ Caps, 1%c, 15¢ and 25c.
‘Boys’ American Caps, 25¢ Boys’ Sailor Suits, 75c, $1.00 |
and $1.50.
Boys’ Sailor Hats, 25c
Bovs’, Youths’ and Men’s Suits, best and cheapest in town.
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brand, slightly soiled, Cuffs
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a set. Good shapes and the best of linen.
Ladies’ Cashmere Gloves, 15e, 25¢ and 35c.
3 basketful of Gloves, 10c, 15¢e, and 25e.
_ Special Saturday Snaps all over the Departinents.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Shirt Waist—For best value and lowest prices in shirt waists try F Perkins & Co.
Latest styles, best value and lowest. prices in shirt waists at f Perkios & Co’s
Hundreds upoa hundreds of shirt wie s to pick from atthe lowest prices at F Perkine & Co’s.
Buy your shirt waists at F, Perkins & Co’s.
Special shoe off-ring this week, ladies’ cloth top tie shoes, $1.75 a pairat R. K. Jost’s Stampers Corner.
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The ateamer Newfound!and is loaaing at Halifax, a general cargo for Porto Rico or other Spanieh West Indian possession. It is stated that Pictou parties are pego- tiating for the purchase ofthe Spanish barkeutine San Ignaceo de Loyale, now at Halifax. The vessel arrived from Phila~ delphia, and has been laid up until the close of the war. Should the sale be _ effec- ted, she will be chartered to load as soon as possible. She is one of the finest ships of her cirss ever seen here.
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When a man owns a blooded horse be is
always careful of its health. He looks after its diet and is particular that the feeding shall be regular and right. Whil2
| we is doing this it is likely as not that he
is himeelf suffering from some disease cr disorder.
bimeelf the care he gave the borse at the atart. Good pure, ricb, red blood is the nest insuramsce against disease of any kind. Almost all diseases come from impure or impoverished biood. Keep the blood pure and strong and disease can find no foothold. That is the principle upon which Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery works. It cleanses, purifies and enriches the blood, puts and keeps the whole body in perfect order; makes appetite good, diges- tion strong, as8imilatioa perfect. It brings ruddy, virile health. It builds up solid, wholesome flesh (not fat) when, from any cause, reduced below the healthy etandard.
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Lucrezia, wife of Dr.. ..Mrs.W.J.0’Rielly Inez, Isabella’s Maid.......Miss Amy Earle Choruses of Soldiers and /easants.
Coupon Tickets are now on sale at all J4rugstores.
Admission 35c
Overture, a vu pasiments and all music will be furnished by Prof. Vinni- com be’s popular Orchestra.
Doors open at 7.50. o'clock.
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