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he ~ : 4 Ve understand that St. Dun- Se iaoe tearm have received word from - go" asking for a match here on or oe G s May 24 "

ed seats for the Kerry toemorrow night, is

gent whe

dgy the people of Rocky Point, who wished 7

» attead churco 1D the city, had = come a jn a tug _— “er of « gale.

yxcIpENce — A remarkable chronicies is related by the I. C. R. He says were born on to them on

ReMARKABLS Lé Jence ia famy Cara, rf f Mra. Card

born

side’ { ‘oda sor

ne and wat both } ter was

gifted and prominent Methodist minis‘er, and the local press of that city. Brewer makes complaint that the news- papers containing reports of the evidence taken at the inquest are unfit for family reading, and holds that the details should have have defended reading of and inclined to think

time are but following an example set long! since by other chroniciers whom Mr. Brewer

himself holds in high esteem and venera- | tion. takes his texts is very plain and particular in

setting forth the vic s and crimes of the} bad men and bad women of which the writers of the sacred books lived. |

Mr.

been suppressed,

;

The newepspers taemselves, and on careful tke reports complined o: controversy following, I «m that the Charlottetown

the

ge ee Call at the Diamond} JOUrnals are rightand Mr. Brewer wrong. | aay See ad secure your tickets. It is quite true that the newspaper re- pokstore af OF — ’ ports disclose a terrible tale of vice and A special meeting of the City | crime, stating the facts quite in detail and

"a ,callec for Thursday evening next}in @ fashion which makes no pleasant (oanel a aeven ock, for the purpose of] reading. Judged by the standard of taste, st oats r gand passing the assessment by-/ it is easy to see that the conductora «f jpegs the several journals whose actien is et > : impugned might have found much more rag CLARI - The basque ¢ laribel, pleasant reading with which to fil their ad by Messrs. Welsh & Owen, and com} oilumns. In thi spe h ae |

stn Ae ee ee Walch warived bere lis respect the newa gsded by Capt ae of 29 days from | P®persare much less fastidious than the! cnartav, aiver & passag . ’ ministers of religion, They do not cover Liverpool. ded, with untempered mortar the chinks and = There seems to be} crannies of the seamy side of life, as it has!

a, on with the ferry steamer | become so much the fashion of the times to petting oe has been laid up for repaiis | do, But in their frank and full statement’ Ee iog th past month or so. At pre- of existing wickedness, whatever the ad js lai | ap at Southport, and yester- | motive for making it, the chroniclers ot the |

The Bible, from which Mr. Brewer

the times in

jsp year, © 9 die i when four years old—cn a ‘bere was an vcbvions purpose in the jmp year, ant “doabt Mr. Card will consider] narrative of the temptation of Joseph,

fap ye fe. i} 1896 at least.—Northemm| the social offences of David, and many pimerlt sate © ther like incidents, recorded ia sacred | Boterpriae. story. That purpose we believe to be to}

_——o——— Count —This morping William Me- pz drunk and disorderly on the 1 $30 or 30 days’ imprisonment, : ordered to issue for Jobo Kilboy, who was ** el brating ’ with MeCabe athe gocasion Arthur Clarke, for a junk and incapable on the 13th, was fine : imprisopment. J hn Joy, for

or 10 days’ , ie two goats torun at larg , was fined oe . fve seats and costs.

PoLics Cabe, for bei ib, wae fine pai & warrant was

Tavior’s. Deata — By telegram Saturday last by Mr. Joseph we regret to learn of the Taylor, of Amberst, N.S., her residence on that day. » ill bat a few days. ira, Taylor had been i fier ns husband and friends and relatives in Charlottetown have the sincere sympathy of all who knew them.

Mas poeived On | Taylor, of this city, death of Mra. AD

which occurred at

Toe Rirtx.—T wo of the series of practices tedetermine the team of ¢ ight to shoot at the jpteremaritime match at Charloitetown next month, have already been shot ~the last on Sitarday afternoon. Ina the first competition the score Was 43 follows: Capt Longworth,

gi; Capt Hooper, 49; Corp J A McDonald, ; Capt Weeks, 84; Staff-Sergt Allen, 83; Lieut Prowse, 80; Serg* J M Davison, 80;

Lieat Stewart, 80. At the shooting on Satur- ise the scores of the cight leading marksmen were as follows: Major L mgworth, 76; Sergt Berrigan, 76; Capt Weeks, 74: Sergt Davison,

‘ . y "li. t Long 7%; Corp J A McDonald, wh; Sere gorth, 76; Corp Hooper, 195 Scaff-Sergt Allen, 64. 7 . A Vanvante Purcnuase.—Chief Eugiveer

urchased from J, B Macdonald, isome carriage and trotting mare Nellie for a snug eum. Nellie ie six years sid. She wee sired by that grand old sire, All Right; dam by Don Juan, At four years old, with scarcely any training, Nellie won & race in the three minuce clase at Summerside in three straight heats, and could have easily distanced ths field. The following day she trotted a half mile on the same track in one twenty. We understand that she was bought for a gentlemasn in St. Se hn’s, Nild ‘ who says ke dcean’t want to take anyoue a dust. We re- gret that this pr mising animal is to leave the ldand, as there is not the least doubt that if

hsndied this summer she would make it warm

‘ ‘ i . for some of the trotters at the fell races.

farge has p Eig., bis hanc

- The popularity ia Toronto

THEATRICAL never more

of Mr Joho S M irphy Was ; cally asserted than yesterday, when Gre was filled both at

the Grand Opera House om an yo performance. In the afternoon eepecially there was & large attend ance, many of the ladies present being com pelled to aa invasion of the dom»in of the gods, Last night “Kerry Gow” was produc- ed. and it was received with oldetime cor- diality. The cast was admirably distributed, #0 that there was no weak point observable, The smithy scene and the incident of the doves qreated the usual interest and elicited the customary burst of applause. —Ex. Our S zona fwill have the pleasure of seeing this feverite drama at the Lyceum to-morrow, (Tuesday) night.

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nut wife,” has passed, appsrently never to return. Be the offender rich, powerful or influential, his sin may be as flagrant as that of Sodom, and he wiil escape move than a timid and gen eral reference, and will smile superciliously at the cowardice of the priests of the Lord.

out claiming anything of divine authority they are still in the foremost sense a terror to evil doers

or king, that his offence —— law, justice or morality will not be noted and he himself rebuked, promptly and by name, even though the writer thereby incure the very re«l danger of fine or imprisonment. wanting in certain places where it was once most conspicuous is a sign of decadence, but every lover of his kind may thank God that if it ia now seldom found beneath the lofty epires of churches, it is still cherished in less pre- tentiors quarters. pulpit of plain speaking; its auditory multi- plies and it has the confidence of the masses as never before, because, with all its faults, it has} the courage ct conviction and is in th> main true to the great cause of humanity.

a'l parts of the Island may attend the W. 6.2.4 ehase of one first-class ticket. signed by the Secretary of the W. C. T. U.

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show vice and sin in their own hideous de- | formity that succeediug generations of men| and women inight take warning there'rom and | avoid the pits into which others had fallen. Surely the sad story of the tragedy in Char-' lottetown carries with it a most impreszive | lesson which must furnish a wholesome and needed war: ing to those who are trifling with the beginning of a course which must lead to shame and ruin.

And it is to be observed that there is ne-

thing which the vicious and immoral so much | dread as the exposure of their misdeeds in the | daily press. journal is only too painfully familiar with the | efforts which one or another of these classes | makes from week to week to prevent the pub-

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Every conductor of a pub ic

ication of their names. These persons care

nothing for the general denunciation of sin and crime in which dulge. sumetimes charged to he, is to-day a far great- er terror to evil-doers than a thousand min- isters of religion. things ought not so to be, but the fact may be | plainly stated. of its greatest and obiigatory functions, the} right of personal andj: uthoritative}cebuke, The | time when a prophet of the Lord dared to say | to the king, *‘ Thou art the man”; or

ministers and moralis's in- The secular press, irreligious as it is

We may say that these

The pa'pit has abdicated one

“It is

lawful for thee to have this woman to

The newspapers are not so equamish. With

and a praise to them that do well. Chere is none so high, be he judge, governor

That this courage is

The press is te-day the

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Bopy Founp.—The body of Henry Trows- dale, who so mysteriously disappeared from Sammerside last January, was washed ashore at Miscouche yesterday, where it was discov- ered by Mr, Alfred McWilliams, The body was considerably disfigured It was, however, identified by the clothing, the color of the hair and some artic'es found on the person. An inquest was heid and a verdict was re. turned io the effect that ‘‘in the opinion of the jury the deceased came to his death from exposure to the severity of the weather or drowning.”

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TO-DAY the Annual Convention of the Scotch-Irish Society of America will. open at Springfield, O. Delegates are present from all parts of the country, and the membership includes many men of national repute. Robert Bonner, of trotting horse fame, is President,,of the Society. While the Convention lasts Toledo will be ctowded with strangers, who will doubtless leave with pleasant impressions of the Buckeye town.

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'T' Ly ti > A a, ST eae aA” — bith DAILY EXAMINER. : . : . - MONDAY, MAY 15, 1898 on —$—————— sisediianinatinnangiinee Sal a Other Items Pulpit and Press | pocal aad Otne ‘ an Ss. — ee Mey (““Max,” in St. Juhn Telegraph.) 7 far? o i A very painful case of seduction followed % sgxts —A full attendance requested ry the death of the betrayed girl in the s Park this evening at + yclock tor prace | effort to hide her shame, has given rise to a « . controversy between Rev. Mr. Brewer, a > © © © -* © t.. 8 we « 24. 2 f

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MR. JOHN S. MURPHY,

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—_ =

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Wednesday Evening, May 17,

He will uppear in the companion Drama to “ Kerry Gow,” entitled :

SHAUN RHUE,

Introducing Mr. Murphy's wonderfully

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