THR DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, AUGUST 19, 1897

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THROWING HEAVY HAMMER, |

iD Clark, Grand tives, tee sin MOGAL AND OTHER ITEMS saverrrernroyntoyttnrertennvzevnneesneennnevnevernnertnenntve

2nd, DJ McDouald, Ch’town, 90 feet 61n; abs érd, Jas McKachern, Ch’tow pn, 73 teet 4in. They Fretty

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A Most Successfal Celebration at Summerside.

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The steamer Fastnet is expected here this evening. | |

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YES, MADAM— White ground pret- ty floral effect,dark ground, neat little patterns, blue

RUNNING BROAD JUMP,

nestiliiinen ‘yr rere ’ ¥ A ° Pakarricat—Tne Miles Ideal Stock Co will appear in the Opera House tor one | week Commencing Lhursday Aug. 26th.

Ist, D J McDonald, Ch’town, 18 feet 3in; D M MeDonaid, Chtown, 17 feet 10in.

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BICYCLE RACE (3 MILE) CHAMPIONSHIP. ist, H Mabon, Ch’town. Time 8.14; 2nd BE Cook, Cn’wwn, 3d, Reg Stewart,

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Ner Jangh at nuthin’ ’atT sav,

But he calisane “Iudge” and 438 Aa’ thivgs ‘als funny thataway.

An awanst he put me ona boss 5 creekK, au 1 rode toroe;

Doewa af th do’ wunst he let me smoke his pipe, 4: maah’ pa don’t want me to.

go’ way out yor ler “hind the woeds Qoe day, he det me shoot his.gca

Ata rabb t; an says to me, 4When you get big 1°}] buy you one.”

[’apect “at Uncle Henry is

The. goodest man ’at ever wuz— J whist “at folks Vad allus do

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SHif NEWS.

Pert efecharlottetown.,

ENGERED.

Aug ‘}6--Sea Slipper, McDonald, Betsor ax Bouoks; Amorette, LeBlanc, Pictou. Anoie T MicKie, Scos:, do; Frank, Grant, Wallace; P L G,Cormier,Pictov: ss Cobap, Fraser, Montreal; Sir John A McDouedd, Hyde, Pictou; Swallow, Vanamber,Tidmitg; Eikel Aguie, Phalen, Pictou.

CLEARSD.

Aag 18—SS Coban, Fraser, St Jobu’s. Aovie T McKie, Scott, Pictou; Frank, Grant, Wallace, P LG, «Cormier, Picton; Swallow, McDonald, Souri« Florenee, Boudrot, New Bandon, N B; H & Crosby, Cruickshauk, Bathurst.

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It’s the best thing for the hair under all circumstances. Just as no man by taking thought can add an inch to his stature, so no preparation

can make hair. The utmost that can be done is to pro- mote conditions favorable to growth. This is done by Ayer’s Hair Vigor. It re- moves dandruff, cleanses the scalp, nourishes the soil in Which the hair grows, and, just as a desert will blossom under rain, so bald heads grow hair, when the roots are nour-

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Vanamber, Tadnieb; Delight,

Closely Ceatested Games and a Large Attendance

} The annual S¢ ottish Gathe ring noder the “at } } \

ausy the Caledonian ( lub of this » “e Tf \ ACe s : Province toek place at Summerside vester

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; } GaY, UHI WAS BW SUCCPSS Ip every res: eit e t .

| ihe trains trom the east and weat Cconwev-

ed Jarge numbers of eXCursionists, and a | great anauy drove ia from the surrounding country. The Na | ecial train from Char- | lottetown consisted of twelve well filed cars, drawn be two locomotives, tne

| second one meeting the train at Emerald. In this train the « fficers and members of } the elah, with their pipers and the splendid | band of the @2o0d Battalion came i &a4iiOn Caine up. Upon their arrival at Summerside the } members of the Ciub lined up atthe com- | mand of Marsbel Jobn A. Macdonald. » headed by the.prpers and band, marched to | Athletic Association’s grounds where the } games were to take place. The streets along the rouie were thronged with people avd many were the words of praise passed upon the lads in plaid and bounet.

James Paton, Esq... hief of the Caled- onian Clah of P. E. Island,

The attendance on the ground was large, and the proceedings were orderly and well conducted throagbowt. John McPhee had charge of the games with?Quncan Mc- Neill as Secretary and was ably.assisied in the three and five mile tbicycle races by ‘W K Rogers, George Geodkiu. A.C. Saun- ders, K J Martin, Mr. Rogers and Mr. WcKenzie, of Summerside. - Ps

The following are tne games .ommit- tee: —John S McDonald, H :C MeMillan, Sehn McEachern, dotin MeoPhee. ¢ Mc Neill. A A Bruce, D W Finlayson.

Judges of Game-—Senator McD oneld, James Paton, David Small, dé MicCanipodell, Chanies McGregor, W UV NakKay, [ A MeLean, John A MeDonald, Charlaite- town, Niel McKelvie, Murdock McLeed, Summerside; John A McDonald, Indian River; Bobert Lamont, New Loudon; and Games Committee.

Johu Mcfiiee and Bugh McLeod.

Chiet Paton, president, John 8S McDon- ald, T A Melean, David Small, Joln a McDonald, iodian River; Robert Lamont, New Loudon; Chas McGregor, D Swart, Keppoch; Jeha A McDonald, Haugh Me- Leod, Kensingtoou; A McNeil}, D W Fin- laveon, Capt Stewart, H C McMillan aad in fact every member of the Club present worked iike Trojase on the ground al! day.

The greatest interest was taken in the various items on the programme of ames by the large number of people present. The bicycle races, however, seemed to have the n.ost admirers, gad the two events undee this heading were well contested. There was no loafing, and at the finish the w noers liad very little to beast about. Towards the finish of the five mile

rac*, nearing the wire, Reggie S.ewart | and Harry Grady collided, and both were throwa from their wheels. Sicwart’s wheel was badly broken and he bad to abandon the race. Grady pluckily re- | sumed the race as soon as he could gather | himself together, and putting on «# mag- nificent spurt was soon up with the bunch, who had gained about a quarter of a lap by the accident. Bat the pace he s'ruck was killing and he could not keep it up to the finish, and failed to secure @ priz?.

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2ud, Win McLeod, Lorue Valiey, % feel Ligin. In tunis eveat Wai McLeod and D i-J McDonald were ties Ou the turd jump therefore they had tw jamp over for

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Masters of the ring -Capt R McMillan,’

Chyiown, RACE —AMATEUR —ALL-COMERS.

lst, L B McMillan, Ch’town, 2ud, D Me- Kinuvy, Ch’tuwn,—Lime 2.092 5 STANDING JUMP.

Ist, D M McDowaid, Ch’town, 8 feet 10in

secoud place whea Wai Mcleod made and |

tovk second place, J limping & feet i] sin, lt was on the fouito triai tbat Meicod made this J un p.

SACK RACE,

lst, Malcolm F MeKivuon,Strathgartney ;

Zod, Maicolm Scewart, Sra «ames McKachern, Ch’town,.

Sprmdsoy;

RICYCLE RACE FIVE MILE CHAMPIONSHIP. |

ek ee , — : as Ist, ls Cooke, Cu’towa, gold medal;2ad, | Lee-Ku field rifles and ammunition will be |

bills agaimet the Games committee of the Caiedouiau Club for tbeir Games at Sum- merside on the 19th inst’, will please tor- ward them immediately,

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Boat Race —The boat race place in Charlottetown harbor postponed until next Tuesday. boats will sail over what is

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outside course and the small boats will | take the inside course. There are a large nuuber of eutries aad a good days spurt |

is expected.

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EnGinerers.—The Caarlottetown Engi- | neers have received orders for driii at} local head quarters. These drills are | bow going Ou and all members of the

Corps aae notified to aitead in uniform. The next drill will be on Monday cunming next. Luspection will take place about the 18th Sept. Company ta get practice on

Monday next at one o’eiuck. ‘Phe new

tL Mabou, Ch’town; 3rd bh Vomptou 5 side; | issued oa the raoge.

Time 14.52. VAULTING WITH POLE. Ist, L MeDonald, Ch’town, 8 feet Il incnes; Zod, D M Delonald, Cn’town; Sra, dames McEachern, Ch’town.

FLAT RACE, 220 YARDS~—AMATEUR -ALL COMERS. Ist, Wm Edmonds, Ch’town. Tims,

27 seconds; 2ad, L B McMillan, Ca’town. HURDLE RACE, Ist, D J McDonald, Ch’town; 2nd, D M McDunaile; 3rd, L McDonald, Ch’town. DANCING GILLE CALLUM.

lst, Artemas Shepherd, Cardigan Bridge

FLAT BACE—ALL-COMERS THaT NEVER TOOK A PRIZE,

Ist, N McMahon, Ch’town. Time 27} seconds; 20d Wm McLeod, Lorue Valley; 3rd, W Harris, Ch’towa.

THROWING, LIGHT HAMMER ~ALL-COMERS.

lst, Walter Gillis, Clyde River, 73 feet 6 in; 2nd, Maicolm McKinnon, Strath- gartuey,; 3rd, Wm McLeod, Lorne Valley.

BOYS RACE, UNDER 16 years 100 YaRDs.

lst, J McMillan, Ch’town, seconds; 2ud,.V Woods, Cu’town; 3rd, Neu D McNeill, Long Creek.

Messre. Murphy & Son were the caterers and they gave the fullest satisfaction.

Tne railway arrangements were very complete, and were well carried out. Couductor Nunroe was in charge of the epecisl from C parlottezowna, and Conductor Keily had charge of the regular going out and Cenductor Macdonald coming nume.

BANQUET AT SOURIS,

A banquet in honor of Conductor Jobo McDonald who is deaving Souris for the western part of the -land was held at the residence of Capt. Baminic McDonald. Mr. McDonald has obtained a desirable position on a western branch and carries with him the hearty cougratulations and best wishes for future presperity of a Lost of friends here.

After having partaken of the beautiful repast prepared ;by their genial host the fellowing toasts were proposed and respond- ed to in an able manuer:

The Queen.

The Governor General of Canada—Mr. Jobn McLean.

The Parliament of Canada— Hon. Thos. Kickham.

Our Guest.

Civil Serwice and Railways of Canada— Mr. A. E. Clarke and Mr. F. E. Morrow. ~ [he Professions —Dr. A. A. McLellan, Mr Arthur Mellish.

Commerce of Canada—Cbhas. Sterns,and “Mr. McDonald.

This Canada of Oars—G. B. McEachern aud G. W. Morrow.

The Ladiee—F.S. McDonald.

The Hotels of P. K. Istand—J. J. Davies and B C. Cox.

Vhe Press—R. F. MacDonald and John I. Walsb.

Marine Department— Captain J. D. Lavie.

The Host and Hostess.

Our Worthy Coairman—Mr. Jas. Mc- Quaid.

The company di-persed after singirg Anid Lang Syne and God Save the Queen.

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games,

et PERSONAL.

John Scott, an ex Winnipeg newspaper |

man, bas goue to the Kiondike to establish a newspaper,

Mr. Jacob Kbadder is lecturing in New |

Brauswick on * Jerusalum, ” Ancient and

Modern.”

The Duke and Duchess of York are | Toey bad a warm |

visiting Dublin today. welcome yesterday. Mr Alfred Beer, youngest con of the late Henry Beer, Ksq., 18 here on & visit io bis sister, Mrs. W.S. Stewart. Mr. James Maskell aud wife, of Cam- bridge, Mass.,are on a visit to Souris.

They sre the guests of Mr. and Mes. Ddeamen. Hon. Clifford Sifton has selected the

Adirondacks as his resting place this year, aod will retire there at the end of the week.

i Sea View Hotel: Xlla D Arbuckle, Pictou, N 8; Lueila Riggs, Ci’town; W & Renolds, Halifax; G L Hanson, Truro, N 8S; J M Uarey, Mize J Blake, Cn’town.

dir Henry July will act as minister of railways and canals during Hoo. Mr. Blair's absence in Europe. It is stated that Mr. Blair had to leave to get rid of the offi se-seekers.

Kev. B_F. West B. A., left this morn- ing to take charge of a congregation at Petite Riviere, Nova Scotia. We wish him euccess in his new fieid of labor. ~~~

Lord Glencve (Sir Dovald Smith) sails for Canada on Saturday. Among other ot jects ot his visit isto meet Hou. Mr. Sitton to draw up au immigration policy for the winter Campaign in Kurope.

Admiral Sir John Arbuthnot Fisher, K. C. B., Controller of the Admirality, has been appointed to command the North American aud West lodies Stations of the British tleet in sucession to Vice-Admural James Elpinstone Erskine.

Captain Bates has presented to the Duke of York a handsome volume of Canadian Jubilee stamps on behalf of. the. Post Office Department of Canada. The Duke is an ardent philatelist, and expressed himself as delighted with the gift.

Revere Hotel: A Allen, Londov,Eng ;A M N cholson, Jas Finn, Boston; J L Hayes, Simon Sonvier,Summerside; Dr J D KE Cow, Chatham, Oot.; F M Short, Lowell, Mas-; Kev D B McLeod, Orwell; S S Hamill, Brockville, Ont.; P McWilliams, Ingersoli.

Queen Hotel: C H Medicus and Mrs Medicus, Mr and Mrs J P Porter, Mr and Mrs Chas E Spratt, J D Stern, Miss B Kaufman, New York; R W Morton, Wash- ington, D C; Mrs S F Taylor, Belle Taylor, Antigonish, N 8; E C Pooley, Hyde Park, Mas:; John J McCready, St. John, N. B.; EH Wright, Summerside;

The death of Mr. Philip McLaren, which occurred today, removes an old and respect- ed member of the community. Mr. Me- Laren was born atthe Herwitage nearly eighty years ago. He did business in Charletietowp for many years and then removed to California and afterwards to British Columbia. Lately he has resided in Charlottetown witt: his son-in-law, Mr. Charles McGregor. Many of the older residents of this city will remember Mr. MeLaren in middle age as a splendid speci- men of manhood, ;

Mis Mollie E. Sterne, of Morell, tendered & reception to about thirty of her friends on Monday evenivg last. Dane'ng, vocal and instrumental music being the features of the evening. The invited guests were the Misses Florence,

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rapidly our stock of Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Summer Shoes. Noone whuo desires a pair need do without them on account of the price, for we have put the prices so low that they are within the reach of all. Our 90c Shoes are go- ing now for 65e,

Ladies’ Laced and Batton Boots

The cheapest you have yet seen for the quality,

Men’s and Boys’ also reduced to low currant prices,

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The half mile foot race was ciuse, BORN. i - r done up in wrappers shed. But the roots must be a good clip being maintained through- ds Beterside Cotten ‘eile Cora and Hattie Davison,” McEwen, d P . . He h : ‘ sa The pace was too warm for j{,. t Waterside Cottage, Fownal, August} Webster, Hogar, Muer, Harvie, Ander- ready to mall, at this there. If you wish your hair Flood however, and he dropped out shortly 17th, to D. A. and Mrs. Bruce, adaugh-; son, Coffin; Messrs. Theodore Muer, office

e ‘“ i > . 9 o ™ Jj = . yy — to retain its normal color, or efter passing the last turn. At this point ter. e ns. Cox, McEwen, Anderson, if vou wish to restore the lost | Lou. McMillen overtook Dan McKinncn,| At the Kirk Manse, St. Andrew’s, N. B.,} David-on, Coffin, and Dingwell, About) THE EXAMINER OFFICE tint f om ded hai who had been leading, and from that | August I4th,to Rev. A. W. and Mrs,} 12 o’clock a bouuteons tobl2 was spread : Of gray or fade 1air use home the race was close between them, Mabon, a son. and all rae ee of a omer’ vevees QUEEN STRERT..... ; . ° Mile ing only abouta yard (0) coe. —nanmenercwem | Sl) [)}) l. t two oclock the party dis— Ayer 5 Hair Vigor. en aeeiaae “McMillan clipped a MARRIED persed much pleased with their evening’s | OOOO ROBOO \ . eth ee ! weer enjoyment and with best wishes for their —— — ceccnd off the provincial record for this At the residence of the bride’s father, ie

LOCA™L NOTICES,

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disianee. The other races were also well contested and there were some close finishes. James

August 3rd, by Rev. J.S. Allen, Peter J. Vaniderstine to Eleanor L. Bears, daughter of Capt. H.A. Bears, al! of |

worthy hostess.

Yotel Davies: Thos B Haley and wife, Boston; WS Barker, Montreal; Dr and Mrs Farley, Belleville, Ont; Beatrice Hail,

TENDERS

Tenders for the construction of a brick

Oppusite west end Market,

Pann. 2 en . y , vw © ne ~HWan ici he 90 le vault | : r i > r sen | Received this morn)py hy express some M« Eachern paren Paes hlkenah L.ot 64. i Hotel Acadia; D B W catherby, Fort Yate 8, and stone church, to be erected at Mount AT TH E--- if Rie Very fine peaches, pears, tomatoes and |} ing competition aud showe: —~* 5 one > TQ os 7 ne rm lor ; Dp } aga. = eer ee he has not dose envihing in that line for USarmy; Mrand Mrs J E_ Robertson,} Carmel, P. E. I. for Rev. P. P. Arsenault, Oe ‘ 5 ate ee = by ee _ ” Awe sae by] 5s i it it teresting : DIED Montague; Dr Cameron, Huntingdow: wil! be received up to August 23rd 1897, 4 ®underron & Co. vears, he was able to make it : 5 ae . Mrs Brooke and daughter, Hull, Que; J Al at the Architect’s office 4. for his competitors This, Thursday, morning the 19th inst., Tih adiesttn Misael Wendie’ Wi aiakaks ears = YY _ 9 . r , Wd es eRe a - . . { t i ( 4}; 3s oie S 7 ; g a a heed Mr. C.H. White, optician for E. W.! he result in the different competitions | Ahilip MacLaren in the 79th. year of his DE oot cone Meathervie,( Plans and Specifications to be seen at ey Tavlor, ex; to be at J. B. Guns | wil} be Scania taslaia age Lottie Weatherbie, Millview; J H Myrick, | the undersigned’s office. | 33 — oe a hess : i Tignish; Edgar Flagg, Hartford, Conn; r —— =e J*Weiry siore, Sommerside, on Wedne: cay sii Notice of funeral in tomorrow’s paper. ee oe a oe. ees -e E No " een S i: SWE, Phose v0; a i > Soteh ; ackc ; PUTTING LIGHT STONE. . Bow West A ae ; eae Mrs JM McLeod, Miss Mildred McLeod, R. P ee rth Side Queen Square. ie) 4. 2HO0se going to the t &- ‘ . é ay Fortune igus ne bilen sco Mina Bie ’ : COILEC 2 | ¥ : ae aia, Ist, DJ} town, 41 feet : ) ; 5 , | Rustico; Miss Blanche O’Brien, Bridgeport mizht take advantge of this opportunity |. 4°" ie McDonald, Ch Spee ’ | Coffin, widow of the late Joseph Cotfin,! Gonp- A J Hillbo a P ,;’ | Ch’town, Aug 10—dy246 rat ee Mall have their eves tested. 2nd, D Clark, Grand River, 38 feet Sin; eto p< apc Conv; AJ Hillborn, Ed A McDonald, You can have your teeth extracted free of ie 4 190 . Di ord, W m McLeod, Lorne Valley, S5ft Sin. >~ 2 we j Henry F Kennedy, B 9SLOL; k P Jordan, LOST.—-A few days ag, a flat steel key. pain by the means of either genera] or

At High Bank, Lot 64, onthe 3rd of; Portland, Me; Chas H Bacon. Mrs A F Argust, Mary Bell, aged 14 years and 3: Adams, Francis Stephens and ‘wife, ‘I'hos months dearly beloved daughter ofSamuel Short, Mrs McIntyre, Boston;3 H Smith, and Mary Stewart. Brantford; Geo Gagnon. Quebec.

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RUNNING HIGH LEAP. Apply at this ffice. Aug 17 tr

Ist, L McDonald, and D M McDonald, Ch’town; tied at 5 feet 4in.

All kinds of work done ek

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