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Another lot of Gents’ White STRAW HATS.

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See our Suu.mer Corsets at 45 and 55 cents paiz.

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FALCONWOOD ASYLUM

rerved to patients was titforthem. Yet that account given br Dr. Blancnard. doctor will admit the truth. Regarding the ordere of the Houre re

always good and

The

| quiring the changing of soiled bedcloths, Mr. McPhail when explaining the con- |

dition of the beds spesks oaly of the male

patients, That genileman cannot have known Or must have forgotten that the

female patients are left repeatedly wet and in @ filthy condition at night, as a “Witnere” haselready stated. For many years the feraale patients have been neg- lected in that respect.

We may also add that some patients who-e were of a serious end dangerous character, requiring immediate medical aid, were unrelieved for days.

It is also strange that Mrs. Beaton, matron, failed to see that the oatmeal and porridge was not fit for use, as she admits that she only saw a little dust and black

troubles

Le : | Specks lo the porridge once, when even r é : , | Halifax yesterday afternoon en route to

rome Of the bad patients refused ve eat Nor was it stopped until after Mary Jane Mclonis, an attendant, reported the condi- tion tothe Government, for which reason she was diecharged.

The writer has learned that Mary “Jane McInnis is the dismissed attendant whom the Patriot referred to. A portion of the porridge was taken from the asylum and examined by two doctors. They both ag-eed tha: it wag not fit for food. Then a doctor from the city went out to the asylum, examined the meal, had a« micro- tcopical examination made, and reported its condition. After that there was a change. Had Miss Mclonis said nothing, the same state of sffairs would, most likely, yet exist.

A WIryess. (Auda former supporier of the Liberal Government. )

Tue Warsnirs.—The warships expected in Charlottetown yesterday afiernoon have not yet arrived. Telephonic advices from Flat River at one o’clock this atternoon report ‘osign of them from that place.

Bory Wantep—Smart boy as appres tice

ian Tae Examiner Job Printing depart- |

ment.

Boot B irgains— Ladies tine Do ig la bocte, laced and buttoaed, $1.00 a pair. See window—R K Jost, Stamper’s Cor- n-r.

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Fine Dongola, prt- ent tip—rare bar- gain,

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window. To-Day —— R K JOST

Stamper’s Corner

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WANTED.

About 20 waiters to attend tea tables at Orange Tea. at Bradalbane, on Wedues day next, 12th July. Apply at orce to

D. STEWART, Eclipse Bakery, Kent Street

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PERSONAL.

Miss Ethel Poole left this m ornipg on @ | brief vieit to Monaion.

Rev. J. C. MeMillan, of Cardigan, was in the city yesterday,

nev. Fux.

yesterday.

Gal'ant was ia the city He went west this morning. Messrs Benjamin Bremner andL. U. J Fowler were passe agers to towao from the east by thie morning’s train.

Mr. E. F. Purdy, who has been on a busicese trip to Wallace, N. S., returned to Charlottetown last evening.

Dr. W.O. Peake, of Charlotietowa, is in the city et the Graud Union on his way to Kastport.—S8.. John Telegraph.

Master F. R Couroy left yesterday

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Monday,

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Halifax

ving discount expires on the 15th

notices,

oa atwo or three weeks visit to Boston. } He was a passenger by the Halifax.

Mr. R. J. Steele was a passenger by the

| Sydaey C. B,, where be w:/| drive Moutro-e in the rac. 3.

Lieut~Col. Wilson and Mrs. * Wilson crossed to the mainland to-day, en route to St. John, where Col. Wilson will inepect the artillery.

Mre. R. B. Peake and Mics Haviland, who have been on an exiended visit to the Uaied States ani Halifax, | Charlottetowa las: ev-uiug.

The Lord Bishop of Nova Sectta, will preach ia St. Peter’s Courch to-mor ow evening ac seven o'clock. He will preach at'St. Paul's in the forencon.

R McDonald, Kinkora, and

returned “*)

mev. J. J. Fa ber Campbell, of St. Durstau’e College, were among bose whocame to town by (hiS morving’s western trata.

Mr. end Mrs. Thomas KE. Pope and iwo luughiers, of Borion,are auong the guests at tue Queen Hote!. They wiil pass the summer months at the north side,

Captain Deason returned from London, Eng., last evening. It is the intention of Capiain Deason to return to London to re- side, and he wil! leave Charlottetown next werk, accompanied by Mrs. Deason.

Mr. Lawrence J. Barpee, of the Departs went ot Justice, Ottawa, and bride,

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have n passing a few days in the city. They will view P. E. I-lacd and Hal:fax and will rerurn bv way ot Boston, New York and Niagara Fails.—St.John Gazette.

Protessor Martiv and family, of King- Stov, were passengers by the Campana veaterday. They will Spend the summer moutbe at the Cliff House. Mr. Martin is profes or of mathematics, mechanics and astronomy at the Roval Military College.

Tue Pross—Cool, cloudy and foggy with local showers chiefly at night.

Git Grr —Get a cepy of the Prince Ed- ward Istana Magazine for July. You will find interesting. For sale at the usual paces,

Pouice Cocrt.- Three drunks were disposed of this morsing. Joseph Welsh was fined $4 or 20 daye and Andrew Cor- ish aod John Monaghan were each fined $2 or 10 days.

Government Hove: Batt.—The names of Dr. and Mrs.‘ Bagnall, Mrs. Rose, Lieut- Arthur Mellish, A OD C., and Mr. A D McLeod, were, with others, inad- | vertantly omitted from the list

ot invita‘ions to Government House bal! | published elsewhere.

Hose ra Concert — Remember the Hospital Concert on Tuesday evening next. A pleasant evening may be expec ed, Several ladies new to a Charlotietows audience will perform. Miss Barret!, Eng~ land; M‘ss Carter, Buffalo; Miss Cba)mers, Toronto; Miss C Fitzgerald, Havergal College; Miss H Dawson, Mt. Allison; Miss Lawsor,N 8S A; Prof. Watts has charge of leading piecee on the programme. O!d favorites aud also ice cream.

L. 0. A. B. A.—Remember the Orange tea at Bravaibaoe on the 12th. Special cheap rates ontne railway. Special at~ tractions on the grounds, only 100 yards from the station, Preparations are in pro- grees toaccommodate five thousand. The committee will spare no pain to make the outing enjoyable to all.—O. B. Wadman, Secy. tf.

Lobster Boat Lost From Peake’s No. 2 Wharf, on Sun day last, a Lobster Boat. Anyone

giving informasion to W. F. Tid- marsh, Portland Packing Co, will be

CreeaDers Pionic. - The

picnic

well

friends, Monday afternoon at Steamer leaves Ferry Wharf. cents, children 10 cente, —_—>-— Tue Cat Bip it.—A St,

B., despatch says :

beatiag curling irons.

The burning o The

burning oil eet the cats fur on

to Mra. Rogs’s ‘dress, ran into the bar and ignited the hay. Ths barn was eured for $3@0, and its contents

$150.

Minirca APPOINTMENTS. —S2ud Battalio

F Boulter, vice J G Sheriff,

Paymasier, 15th May, 1890. Lieutenant: 2ad Lieutenant A Wood, vic F Boulter, promoted. i5th May, To be 2od Lieutenant, provisionally Sergeant J Perkins, vice A Wood, promot ed. idth May 1899. To be Paymaste

appoin'e

Beevet Major J G retired, ette,

15th May, 13899.—Military Gaz

I. O, O. F.—At a regular meeting o their ball last night, the following officer

ber 3let, 1899, by District Deputy Granc Master James Waddell, assisted by the fo!

Kinnon, PG:

N G—Frank Muneey.

V G—J A Wares. ~

P S—A H Clements, P G. P S—W R Boreham, P G. Treasurer—J McLaughlin P G. Warden—D W Swan. Conductor—P Bridges, P G. I G—A W Mitchell, P G.

J PG-RH Jenkins.

Chay lain—H Chandler.

R SN G—Geo Waller, P G.

LS N G—Geo McDonald, P G.

RSV G—DD Morr son, PG. SV

G-—O McLeod.

Wildey Lodge, No. 27,1.0. O.F. held i:

reitnrnable on

ck ae CarpicaN Téea.—-Don’t forget the big tea at Cardigan on the llth July. It

promises to be a great euccess in every ree= In the evenivg there will be an en: tertainment given, when the local talent w'l! be assisted by a favorite contralto from

City Taxes.—Citizens who have not ret p2id their rea! eatate and personal property taxes are reminded that the time for recei - inst, Those who wish to take advantage of the discount should pay up on or before th+t date. Ci.izans will kindly bring their

Crusaders takes place on Monday afternoon, and not Tuesday as was inadvertantly en-~ nouncedinMesterday’s Exxiver, All being therefore a beautifultal aad basket p cuiz is in store for the Crusaders and (heir 2 o’clock.

Tickets sy ;

Stephen, A fire at Tower Hiil yesterday afternoon destroyed the barn of James Roes and damaged ‘bis farm hooere. It originated in a peculiar manner. A Cat upsetalamp at which Mrs. Rosse was

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