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THE

DAILY EXAMINER,

CHARLU'T'TETOWN

FEBRUARY 10, 13899

Local and Other Items

Tue Srantey.—There is no word of the Stan'ey to-day.

| | aeeentininpne

Tue Pross.—Westerly winds, Jecreas-

_. ’ ing at night. fairand very cola today aud

First White Goods Sade |ox'sssris

Desrrorep spy Fire.— The Adams

House, at Chatham,N. B,, waa destroyed by

| fire yesterday morning. It was one of | the best known hotels in the province.

Plain White Sheeting

8 inch a6 Tm > 7 | ’ ot ir “0 ; Was

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— —~ Two below zer night.

> , . ° ry? | o'clock this morning it was just zero. The

Trilled White Sh sting wind tlew at the raie of twenty miles an

TEMPERATURE, ré gistered last

' > : hour this morning On ° ere oi] nm x toe %te} Lars Acain.—The western train wasa ; jan hbonr late thia moroing. rhe | Pillow (0 ten | 8p >w is said to be drifted on the track very All uy v bard. The train from Tigrish to Summer-~ DeBlois. She will ala 8c} probably be detained there until the storm 9}c | Clears up.

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i Side is detained at

Hitusporovcns Rink.— A contest tha

. i nf 7 i Tl | f be | . : Greuial Pillo W Ji lL Uli promises ‘o be close and exciting ‘hrough-

} out ison the cards fortonight, when the

da Cli seeereeee coer seeret- Gao + tuweh s 1Oc | Abegweite and Victorias meet in battle 4 tabh «ccs , ec tC eeeeerees L2¢ array for the hockey trophy. There wil! l3c} be a Special train from Souris in connec

tion with the match, ania large number

TOWELS— Linen 4uck of excursionists are coming by it. 250 a pair Aw Inrerestinc Mrrrixc.—Tbe meet-

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D140 .nereereeees “4 wot Wace atin ing in the Salvation Army Barracks, last

olyd peeeces cee evening, was largely attended. David’s

; f { 6 p Sheetin seven cups of blessing was illustrated by

Plain nl lwil e [ y uy g seven cups of water and spoken .o by seven

of the officere. Everyone seemed pleased

eS ae in tee Gets .12¢ yard | and many expressed a desire to thave the 7” meeting, re-opened some time soon.

TILTS— Honey Comb = oon

() Li : Scort Acr —Six Seott Act cases were

; disposed of by Stipendiary Magistrate

10-4 or 91 in plain.. ade each Blanchard at Souris yesterday M. J.

10-4 or 9! in fringe... .. vee eef9C C8CD | Boley, John -D. Lavie, Catherine Johnston

Yo: each | and H. Hooper were convicted and eaeh was ‘ined $59 and costs or two months imprisonment. The summonses sgainst Roderiek Macdouald and James Moynagh,

were dismissed,

11-4 or 98 in fringe.. <a

Ladies’ Night Gowns

4 apeCials....- seerseeee ceees t7¢ and 6%¢ Nicely trimned and good sines,

Ladies Drawers

op cael pair

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Live Carerrittar.—A live caterpillar was yesterday afternoon exhibited at this cffice by Master Edward Collins, Rich- mond Street. The caterpillar was as plump ard lively asit would be in mid~ summer. It was found snugly eneconsed in some Oakum that was stuffed in one of the spouts of the house in which Master Collings lives.

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While they last....

Ladies’ Skirtg

PR iccrcce coonesege coerce hee Pa

Dears Amoxe Troors.—Typhoid fever and sickness generally are barassing Uncle Sam’s soldiers at Manila more than even Aguinaldo and the discontented Filipinos. Geners! Orie’ report shows that up to February | there has been 220 deaths among the troop*. Of these 65 were due to typhoid, 43 to smallpox, 22 to dysentery, 8 to malarial fever, while 41 were due to wounds and accidents,

WEEKS & GO

THE PEOPLE'S STORE

s09seeee neces S 606600008860 : ; » He Wasen’r Postep.—A good joke is 3 M F S related by the Annapolis Spectator with + one avin reference to the Hono. Sydney Fisher ° ‘ Minister of Agriculture, who had agreed . @ | toatteod a meeting of the Farmers A: 8 cia- 6 ADVICE @/{ tion at Annapolis. Later he received an 4 een 2 attend geome! — ee 3 ing dated from Annapolis Royal,—the If you have not dealt with HUGHES ®@| real name of the town. The ig Sydney ae Feopee’s Druggist in 1808, resolve 3 wrote accepting the invitation, providing to do so in 1800. $| Avnepolis Royal was not too far distant He gives advice and services free, ° from “ Annapolis.” and sells the Best English J rugs and oe Medicines cheaper Be auy a store Tae Term Suorrexeo.—New military in the city. orders have been iseued from Ottawa. In ‘ order to better suitthe convience of many You can save 25 p. c. on ail pre- officers whocould pot attend the scbools ae you have prepare! by him. of instruction for so long a period as three a na pane Ganery ere months, the short course of instruction ee agg wha oe has been reducedto two monthes. There . 7 ie will aleo be a cadets’ course of cone month, ; PATRONIZE ' devoted toacquiring a thorough knowledge t of elemeutary drill, 2 / —— : Hi ughes : FuyeraL To~Morrow.—Upeo the ar- + = rival of the mail special yeaterday afier- @ The People’s Druggist. @ | noon, the body of Mr. Archibald McMillan . Apothe a — . was received by a committee of Oddfe!- e° . ee ® | lows and taken to the rea'dence of Captain @| McMillan. The fuvere] wil! toke place

Seses0ees08 eane 8008000 * op nreene ae ~ {tomorrow (Saturday) morning, at Il $ Se Foe oO Ke Pe da WG | o'clock =A special train 1s exr eted from alae er EG Summerside with anumber of O idfiliows * and other friends of the deceased. The in ’ Uddfellows will parace t> the suburbs of

% Hait Bi ushes, vs the city, the main procession proceeding

to South Rustico, where the interment wi ! take place.

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Hocker Matcn.—The two best tesms in Cherlottetown—the Abegweits and the Victorias — will battle for eupremacy at the Hillsborough riok tonight. The is the first time these teams have met this sesron, and as both are in good form & contest well worth seeing may be expec.ed. The teams will jine out as follows.

8 Noaps, Toilet Articles.

BRIGHT NEW GOODS

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of Mr.J.H.Bell’s preliminary objections to the petition filed against bim was to have taken place this mornomg before Judge Fitzgerald. Mr. Stewart,Q.C. and Mr. Wyait appeared for the petit.oner while Mr Bell, Mr. D- A. McKinnon and Mr. Richard Jobnston appeared on Mr. Bell's behalf. Mr Bell,made an application to post- pone the matter owing to the illaess of Mr. F. L. Haezard hisfattoruey. The application was sirongly opposed by Mr. Stewart, who pointed ouc i that the objections were put in by Mr. Bell and he should be ready to sustain them. The judge granted the epplication aod adjourned the hearing until Monday. Mr, Be 1 wanted a much longer aijourment but this was refused.

GHFGRGBLGOST AGRE LG

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% . ; ABEGWEITS., VICTORIAS. § At soiled prices. 8 Jost Goal R E Smith $ . LB McMillan Point Roy McLean eIEKK H Bethune Cover Point H Sprague ¥ D Sullivan Forwards H Brehaut ») TiHowait W Brehaut $ L R Unsworth W Pickard & W McLeod A Leigh & Beti’s Exection Case.—The hearing *

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SIAGLAIG AS

Eee eaeilintinitidine cee eaee ge eee Saad

REMOVED.

On and after Monday, Oct 2rd, m oo will find me in my office in ae Prowse Block, ou the north

Of Queen’s Square, first door to

Mght upstairs, ‘

Crs J. H. AYSAS, Lea's

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MILITARY INSTITUTE.

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A meeting of the officera of the district

was held last eveuing in the orderly rocms |

for the purpose of organizing a m_litary Lustitate, Li.~Col Moore, D.O. C.,ocea- pied the chair, meeting briefly and spoke of the benefits to be derived from such an organization. Lieut.-Ccl. Longworth also epoke in favor of the movement and was eu thusasuic regarding the benefit. to be gained trom au institution of this nature. On motion, it was uns to ark Major Generel

bimousiy sgreed Hyttoo, the oflicer yg the miluiato become

Lieut.+Co Moore, D A C,and C

lonel

Dogberty, were also asked to b«come vice |

palror 8.

ry , I'he follow

ng officers were ViZ i— President—Lieut.-Col. Longworth. First \ ice President—L eut.-Col. Mc- Leod.

Second Vice President—Major Committee—Major Morson, Mejor H M

Davison, Major stewart, Lieut Moore, Lient MeDonsld. Secretary-‘lUreasurer ~ Lieut McDougall.

rhe meeting adjourned to meet on the 99 n4 inst '

4204 1G8t,,l0 adopt a constitation aad by- laws,

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PERSONAL.

Mr. A. A. Lefurgey, of Summerside, is a Be)

guest atthe Hotel Davies.

Stipendiary Magistrate Blanchard re- turned from Souris this morning.

Mr. J.H. Bell, M. P., Summerside, is among the guess at the Queen Horel

Dr. Secord, of Summerside registered at the Queen Hotel, last evening.

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A five-o’clock tea in) honor of Miss Rogers, Alberton,is being held at Fair-

bolm this atiernooa.

Captain W. UB. Barnard, of Sumimer« side bas returned from bis trip abroad, He crossed at the Capes yesterday.

Messre E. H. Wright, W. H. Manson, and I. N. Schurman, Summerside, were paseengers by the train from the east thie morning,

It is pleasing to hear that there is an improvement in the condition of Mrs. James Byrne, who has been seriourly ill for some time past.

We were sorry to learn that Rev. Mr. Cox has been down with Ja grippe during the last few days. He was abie to be out this morning however. ¢

Mr. Allan Parsons, representing tbe house of Brophy, Cairns & Co., whohas heen on the Island ‘for several weeks, left by the special to the Capes last night.

Mr. Sydoey Hobkirk, of Charlottetown. has been appointed receiving i¢eller in the branch of the Bank of Nova Scotia at Mon- treal. He bas been in the Torouto branch for some time past.

Mr. John L. S. Foster, King’s College, Wiudsor, who was the gue+t of Mr. Justic2 Hodgson during the last Easter holidays, is now iv Boston, as adelegate to the Students Missionary Asaociation, being held there.

It is probable that the Empress Frede-~ rick of Germavy, will also paya visit to Kgyptearly in the year,aud other visitors will be the Grand Duke of Hesse, Sir Edgs: and Lady Vincent,and Sir Edward and Lady Malet.

The Qaeen is to return to Windsor about February 14th, and will remain there for about three weeks, and it is, more or lese, decided that Her Majesty will leave for Cimiez on March %:h or 10th. Already a quantity of furniture bas been sent to prepare the rooms in the Hotel Regina for Her Majesty’s reception.

Many frieods in Caariottetown will res gret to learn ofthe death at Fredericton, N. B., of Mrs. Lemont which occured at 530 last evening. Mrs. Lemont was the mother of Messrs William and Martio Lemont, who are so well kcown here, an! grandmotherof Mrs. A. S. Johnson, oi this city. Mrs. Lemont bad reached a ‘ipe old sage, but had alwaysenjoyed the best of health until the latter part of the week when she was taken with poeumonia which resulted inher death. Our warm- est sympathies go out to the relatives and friends of the deceased.

THE ANSWER

Sir,—The answer to“ A Pupil’s” question in arithmetic in to-day’s issue ie 301 marbles being the least number he can have. You will find that couoting them 2 at a time.or 3, 4, 5 and 6 ata time he al- ways had one over buton counting 7 at a time they coine out even.

Mack

Charlottetown, February 9, 1899.

TO CURE TOOTHACHE IN A MINUTE

Use NERVOL. One appiication cures ;if not,

your money back, Equally good for Neuralgig and Headache. 25c, at all Qguggists,

He stated the object of the {

ATTONn. |

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Local and Othe

C.O. F —Court Charlottetown, to-night at 8 o’cl ck,

Arvit Cares.—There was no crossing f om this s de \o-day. The boats cr esed rrom Tormentine, and the special will be ‘ue about half-past three this afternoons

A Bap Arrain —A man named E. V. Butler is under arrest at Salem, Mass, charged with causing the death of bis wite by striking heron the head wi h a lamp. [i ia said that Bail-r was drank at the time. | The trouble occured in Lynn, last August. been a Prince

i Mre. Butler is said to bave | t «dward Lalander.

chosen, |

iladititdes Miron Scctau.. Owiogto the | wee 24th the congregation of | Milton have decided to bave a repetition | of their basket social at Winsloe Hall va Feb. 220d. Proceedsin ail of the new chureh Admission 10 cents. Ladidés | with baskets free. Ifthe evening of ‘he | 220d is stormy, the sogial will be held jon the following evening. Doors open at

stormy i} weather on Jan.

7 o'clock, concert at 7.30

Ir’s Provine Succersrut.—The latest phase of modern megic, wireless tel egraphy, is proving most succersful, the current not being disturbed, as was feared, by siormyv weather. Uperators have been practising between the South Forc- land lighth.use, on the Kng'ish coast, to the Goodwin Lightship, twelve miles away. Questions and answers were ex: ! changed elmost as quickly asin ordinary conversation.

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SiicurLty iv Esror.—The Times made a mistake Jast week in reporting that Amos Cook had died suddenly on Thursday ot last week, He is elive and we)! and has the unique distioction of being one of the few men in the world who bas read of his own‘death. We got our information from a physician through a druggist, and as boti: are quite important factors in getting a man Off the earth we thought their report ; Was to be relied upon.—Houlton, Me, Times,

Covyci, oy Women.—A public meeting under the auspices of the Local Council of Women is to be held in St. Paul’s Sc’ ool room this evening. The programme¢ ‘s a very good one. Dr. McLeod will del ver an address on ‘“Sanitstion as a Preventive of Disease, with'special reference to Com. sumption”. A ‘discussion to be participat- ed in by Mrs. R? Campbell, Judge War- burton, Dr. Taylor, sad Mr. Percy Pope, and whether it is adviesble that Women be eligible for the office of School Trustees is to take place.’No admission fee wil: be charged, butfa collection will be taken up.

A Srory From Rossia.—A St Peters- burgdespatch has thisstory: A leading wealthy citizen gave a splendid bali on the 18th birthday of his beautiful daughter. The young lady was in love with a young physican who was to lead herin a dance, Before leaving his seat, however, he dis- covered a peculiar pimple on her face. He asked ber if there were any other similar pimples on her body She was indignant, and!being'told{ihe questionwas profeesional, she admitted that there were several on ver shouldera, He ordered her to return to her father’s mansion without a moment’s delay. She was afflicted with leprosy, which she contracted at a fashionable watering piace the past summer.

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Deraicsor THE Ficatinc.—The details of the last fighting ov the Blue Nile show that the victory of Col. Lewis was won against overwhelming odds, and that the Soudanese soldieres when under European command, are irresistable fighters. The Dervishes numbered about 4,000, while Col. Lewis force comprived 525 men, & emall detachment of artillery and a few Arab irregulars. Sighting the enemy, ol. Lewie marcked his litile force to within 30 yards from the main position of the foe, and then gave orders to fix bayonets and charge. Nothing could check the grand onslaught of the Scudan- ese soldiers, and the Dervishee were driven into the river.

Mock City Covncit.—At the meeting of Charlottetown Lodge, I. O. G. T. held last night,a mock City Council was orgen- ized. The members cf the Board are as follows :

Mayor— J D Seaman.

Ward 1—B F Mesrervey.

Ward 2—W G Sabine.

Ward 3—S A McDonald.

Ward 4--E H Dunchemin and Herber Rodd.

Ward 5—Henry Lapthorne, C H Foster and Frank Sma!) wood.

At a caucus of the Council held at {the close of the meeting William Brown, was appointed Stipendiary Magistrate, H J Scantlebury, City Clerk, and Ernest Rice, Ch ef of Police. The Council will meet next Thursday night to transact

business. ]

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Coughs and Colde.

now sell no very rapdely. Jt curse

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; on Have you a cough or cold? - We are very busy just now dispensing well known remedies for | - We have just made up a large quantity of our Coigh Syrups, which is #” coughs nine casesout of ten 25ca rd

bottle. Jokhnson’s Emulsion is the largest 50: bot'le sold in the city. Pure, fresh aod peasant to take. La Grippe rem dies at | west prices. ge” »” a oo a a

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“women Want To Buy < White Wear Righi“—

all Cheap goods that will not stand the wear and E3 4 tear is not the kind wide awake people buy— & «tj I email

a We handle nore bat sood goods—no mat-

i ter iow cheap tae goods, you ge+ every cents

Pr worth of value for money spent with us.

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«| This VWreeks Great Offerines in Wihite Underurear

‘l NIGHHDRESSES

“| = {OT 1—Well made of «iii} good ecatton, fall size and «il latest cut front trimmed «(ll clusters of tucks and em-| .. ae +34) broidery insertiou—posit- fad he — and ively worth 79 cents A(e ae ee ee ail our price U a ae 6 irae ero A ; | anc 2 inch rili—the qi) = LOT 2—30 nightdresses other 6 rows tucks and

aj pertect in quality «and . . P ‘ y embroidery flounce, 5 ins-

“ij finish, generous in size,| —, ai] best workmanship; tuckee wide ~made to gell for $1.00, onr price

dl) yoke with box pleat frill- dl] ed, large fri'led collar and The EACH LOT 2—Full umbrella

“ii! trilled cuffs; made to sell for 80 cents— b0¢ style, trimmed rows of tucks and 10 ingh frill,

our price FACH others with wide embroid ery flounce, cnly

$100) sc

Other lines $1;50, $2.00 and $2.50 each.

THE SELLING OF THE WHITE SKIRTS

LOT 1-82 white

LOT 3 —assorted styles in this lot, tucked yoke & embroidery trimmed, — tucked yoke with inser- tion, and tucked yoke lace trimmed, worth $1, 8() and $1.05 — our price (

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LOT 4—5_ different styles elegantly trimmed, solid tucked yokes, em- broidered fronis and lace

trimmed, worth $4 00 Corset $1.20 aud $1 25— YA . Uur price rach | OOVers

120, 28¢, 326,

Drawers Special Values at 26¢, d0¢e, 69, T5e, anil Sie,

25¢, 30c, 5@c, T5c, Sic, If you don’t find them better than

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atl any in the trede, we won’t ask you to , _ buy—all woask ot you is to look at "§ «ll

them; the goods will sell th>mselves,

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We are Setiled Down To Business Again

BARGANS IN ALULINES

All wiate- goods to ' @" eared out a'teweeping reductions All furni h ng god. at your owa -rice.

FAAGHF GORDON & McLELAN

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