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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JULY 11, 1898

MR. SUTHERLAND'S FUNERAL

‘Largely Attended Yesterday---Trib- utes to His Memory in the

| Church, | All that was mortal of Rev. David |Su.berland was committed to the earth | yesterday afternoon, and every religious body in the city was well represented | n the Jarge procession which followed the }

hearse to the People’s Cemetery. Z on ' church, from which the funeral took place | at four o'clock, wae appropriately draped |in mourning, significant of the great atlliction that bad overtaken the people (o whove spiritual needs be had ministered | so well during the past eight years. | At one o’clock, after funeral services at | the house, the casket coutaining the body of the deceased clergeman was removed to '}thechurch where unt!) three o’clock it | reposed upon a catafalque in front of the } pulpit. Here great numbers of people called to take a Jast look at oae whom all loved. The casket and tables on either | side contained floral off-rings innumerable, | that from the session and trustees being a | broken column, and tbat of the choir a barp with a broken string.

time the hour forthe funcral Mrs. Weatherbie and son, of Halifax, meet thir, Monday, evening, ai 7 o’clock in | service to begin arrived the church was] arrived here oa Salurday eyening to be the young men’s bible class room. | filled to the doors, and many could not | with Mrs. D. Sutherland in her great i -_—_-- : | obtain admission. The tuneral service j trouble. Mrs. Weathesbie ic the mother Gornc to the Baptist 38 picnic at Suf-

was touching in ite simplicity, and includ~

ciation meeting ac Edinbargh.

College, Antigonish, vince, etan’s Cathedra! yesterday, mach acceptance,

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PERSONAL.

‘Local and Other Items,

Mrs. J. R. Brecken is home again. Dr.

Matberon,of Montague, was ir the ArtitLery.—No 2 Co drill tonight at

city over Sunday. 7.30, Mr. Fre ! Morrie, 18 h ome fora holi- _ _— = duy. He arrived by the Str Bonavista Dve.—The str. Halifax is due here at

: 9 e yesterday afterpoon. o & m., tomorrow.

r hn Viel a; n . \ > . . oa ‘i an : ae Lean, ex “7 P., Souris, a | _Crry ‘Taxes -The time for sllowing (a town. e 18 registe re at the Hote} the rate of discount will expire ob Friday Davies.

| next.

Mr. T. J. Dillon, who has been on a | : sila Ces ie business trip to Nova Scotia, retarned | Excortion.—A number of excurtioniste home on Saturday Eveuing. i from Pugwash come to Charlottetown

Sir Louis Davis left this morpviog on today by the steamer Jacques Cartier.

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- ne ac ms ra i a — D'or TsverpnHoxe.—Mr Dadley Wright’s reei. ) *OnBL O JAD 0. M . oT: 1 , se ee | dence and Robins’ Livery Stable, should be

Sir James G rant, of Ottawa, saied last | added to the telephone list.

week to attend the British Medical Asso- | —_———-

Oxiy cost you 25 cents to go to St.]

i. 5 a of the | James’ picnic at North Wiltshire, on Wed.

the Baptist S 8 picnic at Suffolk, Wednese day 13th. good.

Francis Xavier is visiting this pros He assisted the choir of St Dun-~ singing with

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Mrerine tuis Eventne—The members

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McQuaid, manager / Montague agency of the Merchants Bank | needay. Train leaves at 9 o'clock sharp, . of Prince Edward Island, spent Sunday at. ; in ihn aie , , Picxic.—Only 15 cents return fare to BAS fan EYS

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. , . oD. Mm. AY , . OER CO... KEW YO Drs. Taylor, Warburton, R. Macneill : he fe . we ss ROVAL BAKING POWDER mw Venn. deceased brother from Rev. G. M. Camp< © ee 1 p. Jol Special leaves at 945 local time. Return “aS z : ouroy, Jenkins, and H. D. Johnson, who i Ke M7 ~ | bell aod Rev, P,P. Fullerton. have been atiending the Maritime Medical | tickets 15 cents. ak Shown On Our aac After the service was covcluded, the aie +s Taliep ; : omen Me " . ; : , Association meetings at Halifax, returned Sy Ae ld se %, mournful procession left the church for home on Saturday night A Svccess.—The Herald reports that 4 x ; the cemetery. The pall was-borne by the a | Me: Cl ~ oe | the Halifax merchants’ exchange is prov— S< Front ( Ol ] nte Pr, se - : . r an 3 > rk . ry) ‘ he ote | following gentlemen, prominent members oo ay ra M a o ing asuccess, The attendance continues “2 s% Ch 3 : of Zion Church: D. Farqubarson, John Amberet crasette aud Ar. and — Gol- large, aod there is much interest in the a> a «ae 4 McPhail, David Schurman, David McInnis, chester, also of Amherst, paid Charlotte- | room gatherings. W. M. Coffin and A. B. MacKenzie. The | ‘°¥” ® Y's" ing sinenetneme syste eaprestientiialei | Py boys of the Sunday Schoo! participated in Father Elliott, of New York, delivered Overs Hovse.—The curtain will rise AMA the procession, each one carrying a spray | 0 able sermon at High Mass in St Dun- | promptly at 8.15 each evening. Itis ims of white flowers which they subsequently | Staa’s C athedral yesterday, basing his | portant that patrons should be in their °< \ . deposited on vray The procession | discourse upon the miracle or the toaves | seats on time. Tonight especially the piot Balance of Summer Goods at | deposited onthe grave. The procession | G!5v0 agate primey sosl asia. < coclece i) ug a cage ‘ : . | was the largest that bas been seen in Char | and fishes as related in the gospel of the | begins from the instant of the opening 0 big reductions at | lottetown for veare.and all along the route | day the piece. o ; . ‘ . . a “=e . ; af ‘ the streets were lined with peopie. ; In connection with the announcement ee « : , e . » >~ +L ‘ To we % ; r } Q | The service at the grave was conducted | of the retirement from business of Messrs, i oLice Courr.—This forenoon the Scan by Rev. Mr. Fullerton. Beer Bros., it may be atated that Mr. | Liquor Reg» lation proses ution against ge cain |G. Frank Beer has chosen the town of | W alter Burrows, was farther adj yurned TT} e A lways Busy Store. Among the many beautiful wreaths sent | Nelson, in Britis: Columbia, as his future until the [8th. An abusive language case om ; a ap: fo fae -f s and cos‘ — = asatribute to the memory of the lete | place of resi€ence and business. Mr, | was disposed of @ fine of 5 cents an 1 cosa, : te ee a eae : . Pastor of Zion Church, was that from | Beer is expected toreturn to Charlottetown | : —— osonmraes Blac and Colored Spring | Miss Annie KE. Harris, Secretary of the | on Saturday evening to dispose of his\ , ARRIN ete ee een, a . ~ . x 7 . , en a ren about. , - c . 4 ac a ' SI} » | Lecal Union of C, E. property, preparatory to returning to the rived from Manttes! @ OCIOCK 10% VARKED CON- Capes —_—___—______ oe 2 ——_—______—— coast evening, and }+'t abont noon tonday for St. | Ne ANT ARB O U R ap uve ‘ : . 3 , ’ *< I> Tox wand Miss Clothi | vl \n Orieine nethod of raising whe > , | J »ho 8. Mr k l'oomt ang RE C oLupier 2 1 original metho lof raising a « mare h Mr. . MeKenna, of the Indian | ae nathimeis, the Cerenet to GK. Joka ‘ ae al 70 as 8 ~, the fortner t& JO s, ‘ ) ) ‘ . lebt comes from sa noa. Atthe 4dittle Departinen ie at C oughnawags having ° 8 tk ‘ hanes - Syd: | T ) ; ou ‘ i ‘ icy | i \ 4 ( 4 | tow " oft A} ‘a, the isian : they hav a conference w ith the lad ii ane who iceeal “ errs _— 4 4 \ 4 | cricket match in progress for three meuths declared, shnost unanimous], for returo~ Sons or Exciaxy —Urgeat epecial meet- | A feeoft one ‘shilling r is charged for the] ; ; “OR peas a cake Ne NGLA} See. - Ing to the old tribal custom of € cling ing of Lodye Fitton tonigut at 8 o’ciuck. * privilege of batting, and,if bowled, the | .) \o¢ Seputy Inepector Chitty accom~ ng 5 © . ' 4 i»? : chiefs, Deputy Inspector nutty accom The transaction of fiaal besiness m con~ | ms a OY aoes for Si.o0 he teman can kee » at the wicket 4, Vv the ‘ w . ‘ . ‘ae - 2€ atneacti f haai Desi I Or ; 1 n ct Pp : panied Mr.McKerna. They represented nection with their annua! outing wil: be rice OU L, OU payment of anotherfee. Asa means of Mr. Siftec W. J. White. remresented tue } : . ‘ ted ’ 7 ae aig niin Gam alieeal athe tt ' on fT oe : ©! considered, Every memer expected to 1.20 2.40 } collecting money tor caurch ar 1@ | chiefs of che village. —O:tawaJourpal. | attend 5.40 > 70 scheme bas proven most successful. M a ‘ , rS A Anderton, formerly of Charlott - ~ , - = . tewn, lately of New York where he bad Creevat. Rerrear.—The retreat for ' : » | In South Africa the success of tbe : ; anes ~@ l The ! ig st 1mMme &r Sailor } Adciienmslore the defeat of Sir Gordon heen et »ployed as elecirical engineer, | the Roman Catholic clergy of this diceese Built on t! 1e patch ork oO sca h ' r ‘mr t . 5 ‘ } Hat Sale. Sprigg r7s3 oni nistry, it is predicted, will not jo: ned on the 2nd inst, the U 5S Sroppenip : begins at St. Durestas 1 College to-day. plan, cases made at one place —_ . . . ee ele Arkadia aschiefelectrical engineer. Mr} Father at iott, of New York. will be the This lot of 340 New A verican Sail | b: long lived. Mr. Hofmeyr, the Afrik- , eels Seay Sess capil ey ong tee was saeadl mat Chatikhe the setvekt “<visite Sill works at another,then thrown < : at A enatad at I +] \_ | ander leader, inthe motion of pven-confi- ee ee ae oa eye or : » —_— e that we boucht a he do} ee ae as : including search lights, telegraphic aud | be stationed at Charlottetown, Summer- together by a selt sty led man , | dence, bad the votes of six Eoglish mem-~ r oo ae | gid Sy ; * ; r Se lling a . y annie ”~ nicatrons ‘tt 2 dite side rpc eresas. i “ i | Sag | bers of the Caye Parliamee’, and the tally | @lephonic communication: wee eae. ufacturer, are offered daily, at a OO. 2 The victer 2e.itis ass erent parts OF the ship. j-he generator: | o os ‘ te : rs fy ja : Pe oan . “4 ee 7 are iwoin number and aredriven bvtwo| Cermeicates Grasrep.--The Royal | prices SO ridiculous as to con- Which are remarkable . se Tried t } 2 one. : ; : aaa ‘ , a - “ . . P ) i oo engines directly connecte?. The Arkad @ | Sebool of Military: [ue ruction, Quebec bev) vines any intelligent person @ : ae ee f i Emperor William 1s ea overworked | winch ix 4 000 tone burthen left New Yors | granted fir~t-class certwicates to Sergeant f their utter aniaeili 1e8 for tone, touch, finish, and monarch, Last year, accet ceding ton re- | ov the Sth inst{forNewport Hews wheres:e| Dewar, Ne &., C. &., Montague, and | 0 ir ness. durabilit rs well as price. , ‘ ‘ i a - 7 fast ' port issued by the charbe rlain’s offce, the | wil! take ou sume batiecries of artiliery upd |} Corperals J Morrison and C Hessivon and - * y> : ae | Kaiser received 1,056 immediate reports,| stores. she will then proceed to Tampa,{ Bombadier Flannigan, all of N». 3 Co., Come a hear them and in- J 97 L t " at Grermim a! Mes gave 751 decisions, and signed 862 > Cabinet whereshe will tske on infawtry Her port ! Georgetown, they baviug passee the nece:~ vestig rate not only the instru- ; ery Lies UTIMICT Sale p orders, appoiatments, and other docn-| of deeination will be either Santiago de‘ sary examinations. ‘ t l fs ] of . t S ments. Besides these there were 50,000) Caba cr Porto Rico. . cake ; ments, ut aiso our pian 4 . , 7 ; i 47, a ’ t ie pada T all fancy colored SN | documents and over 145,000 Jetters and Ce eae easy payments. We are not ’ . ' SO mpenaneian Pwill be hels on the beautiful grouvds near } whe: » telegrem+ addressed to the Emperor which x . z shades te seen tahied: St. Andrews church, Cardigan, on nex: e here for a month or two, put ; u . m TT BT i ‘ “abi hie os ear * : : In as r W . ee “ .. IMPOE TAN + BU SiN ae 2 ; CHANGE. chuveia ae { nest Com and take permanently, and just and sat- BALF - PRICE |,, 1k 8 dy of Wednesiay, aoe Saiby sicc is wept ploy pin cteny tweckaunet haan. Sete - } s eee it 1 pak merry ate 7 treatme can pe ° = 1 etn Breathe the country In the winter of 1874.5, the late John Sasine, Musementa, ZaMee. re £e- i aoe ree nt ci . i ° - ea ; Dr - ther lo ne husinese in round, nd 4.” combines to make it e u Nn il trimmed millinery at, air, build yourself up—heve a ee a i ae ti a the rem pec od et Tenever bel Concert in | ieee pecegure, DUTCDased at AUC l é€ pre ~ eg eC” ‘ ©; UCC en oe ae good time—all fora few cents known as the “Queen Street Ware- | the eveuing ; tt . ‘ s isesknown as the “€jneen Street are~ } 1e@ eveulug big redur Hons | lp l aS f tk 2 Be ytist house,” and vecupie 1 by Hen. B. Davies { ae mage rain leave ur the I aa veneral store. Mr. Beer formed « L.. O. A.—All m-mbers of the Orange J »: 9 A! loc al asa general store. Mr. Beer rm e } ae ea Tak oe Malin _\ | Icnic at. 4h 4 - JOC At. partnership with h eon, Mr. W. W. 4 S0c™y of the city sed visiting brethera ee ee 1 ; are wv teated or tice j Sc. (ye0 ve’s ~~ a \= yEE S NO : = Beer, and under the firm vame of J. & W. are r queste : it ‘ n 5 a rge’s ~ aS een - Pheir Exceliencice cue (sy vernor-Gener- Beer established themselves inthe prem-~} Lodge Room at 7.30 Knarp on Cnesday iol aad the Cokete let ber ecte am ee eee tae shed nant - R s o { le 9 Re i al and the ¢ ountes ot ha de nn Gc for ‘ees abore mentioned I pon the death of | morning, the Lé h, G { rm into procession TI , Pp BE j i 5 is > } ” Who iS saieé & ' ta al! | British Colambia cn Tuesday last, and Me Réer. or Mr. G. PF. : aes wee aa end march tothe railway station and take ty ry ® al: ll “EC Ouse will spend some weeks on their ranch on mitied « partner and the business was the train for the teu at North Wiltshire. ‘ ss ——— ithe Pacific slope bef eturnieg tof. OT ee a a ae forth’s bes COM DADY ces~ ¢ I B ] I BR St r 4 : ‘a 2 9 et: —? ae ae ee continued under the firm neme of Beer |} Worth ~_ will a con pany ry proces ORRO y LELEG ins, ueen St. \ \j . { i } \ \ 1) tawa. Brose. By close attention and careful sion. All are tovitea as & ZO gpa may " 4X. LLY AVILES, | management, Messrs. Beer Bros. suc- rz aneets Train og ’ 8.45 a. m., " . . arenas » . . 2 . : - ) ae >i ) ay ¢£ time oe sewn OP TEP ceeded in establishing ¢ business which } 880 4S8pecial at 2 p.m., 10Ca ° DIRECT IMPORTE] &, Pm BEM, Fo Te ee a eat S —_-—— D. GORDON SIXTUS McLELLAN + had more than a Provineial reputation. 3 os ; " ’ rf i iN Toxdav, efter ac honorable add successful | _ TweeTRicat.—The Miles Ideal Stock ' WINES AND LIQUORS, 2 5 Reta as reer. the Mesere. Beer an-| Company closed their engagement on

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Mt of iwelve o’clock, noon, the remain- nt those valuable and verv desirable My Lots situeted at Prighton. part of aie of the late George Davies. bie aflords an excellent op — inity of Wing Baildi ing Lots in one of the most >t portions of the city.

™s and other pe articulers made Dat Bale or on on apr lication - BERT BEARISTO, Auctioneer. Rd ts

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JULY lith

Annual Engagement of the

“A BACHELOR'S HONEYMOON ” THURSDAY

** NIOBE ” FRIDAY.

“What Happened To Jones ”

SATURDAY — To be an- nounced.

Advance sale of seats at the usual places.

nounce their retirement, havigg disposed Saturday night when they produced the

ot their stock-in-trade aud good will to | sensational comedy drama “New Mexico” Messrs. L. J. Sentrer, Daniel McLeod | for the benefit of the Crescent Cycling and R. C. McLeod. Messrs. Sentuer and | Club. The play was preceded by a

Daniel Mcleod have been formany years | strong variety bill, in the rendering of

in the emplor of Messrs. Beer Bros. as | which the members of the company were 7 head clerks in their respective d:part- assisted by Mr. Eugene Brown, of Pownal. ments Mr. McLeod has also been | The company playa return engagement c e ® } buyer forthe firm of both English and; !9 Summerside tonight. rn ee Canadian goods for some years past. Mr. engagement in Charlottetown, inne- Es McLeod isa gentleman with large combe’s orchestra furnished excellent : ie business connections throughout the | music at each performance. Presenting Monday Province. The new firm will be known toahelgtieine 93 | a8 “Sentner, McLeod & Co.” It bas Try us for staple dry goods. soe cots “Phat Happened t0 Jones our best wishes for a successful husiness | tons selling at 6c up; “ginghams selling at career. 5 cents up; flannelletts selling at 5 cents TUESDAY up. W.D. McKay. “THE CRUST OF SOCIETY “ ———_—_—_= ——~ Vo Sp ee Mo MM NEN NEN DD NM STD NESS WEDNESDAY ne ee Se oe ak Se ek — s “aN

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