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THR DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, OCTOBER 21 1897

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gre You Losing Fierh? FOR THE WINDSOR SUFYERERS, fheo ™ mething 8 WF ne. To the : / epg 1t 8 waves means tr ut e. It is & : Meeting of Citizens Yesterday—Coatribu- ae tg any one, wn ess they are tions of Money and Clothing. Sigdly t00 fat. Sex t's Emulsion checks At the call of Mayor Dawson a meeting | “ waste avd brings Up jour weight] of citizens was held in the *y Council > sin. Chamber yesterday aftereoon io take » ” el measures for the relief ef the sufferers by Apaker reeiding in & ve ry old house at | the recent fire at Windsor. There was a # slices. . : = oe fair attendance of ladies and gentlemen, algicin, O88 ag Anes Th "S ©'8 | and much sympathy was expressed for the is wert 18 We), Fees , aS OfeN | victims of the fire fiend. Eitan pouices tha ‘fters, when tapped, | 4 letter was read from Mayor Dawson Pe aed 4 oe : a Vie roas | regretting his inabiliiy to be preeent because caarce OTN R SS 7 a rusty lock In tbe) oF illness, and expressing the hope that Paener of OO! e rafters, and op its be] immediate action would be taken, He | Ran, prced the cavity was found to contain | ajao enclosed a substantial subscription Pas: sam sixteenth ores | towards the relief fund. ; pine ° ; meen S irtmer! Mr. Horace Harzard was called to the ch i0 ‘isctosed some highly shair, and explained the object of the | BM sabie Cordova eather paper concealed | meeting. He regretted that t! e attendance | Bee. wecceselvy mess = ordinary was not larger, but the shortness of the | wwe paren, SOMME of which bai been , notice given was doubtless the cause. The Pa: walls at least two cemluries ) matter of relieving the sufferers by the fire | “. scence i was one that required immediate action, i . reyes and what there was to be givea should be PE By request ef Mr Williams’ given promptly. | Ms wadents of the P. W. College | After a sap discussion the meet- | . ling proceeded to Dusiness, , od public schools, are ad- ‘On motion of Sir Louis Davies 4 com- | to solicit |

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mittee of seven was subscriptions and make money and needful articles. The motien carried and the following committee was struck: Mr. A.B. War burton, Lt.-Col. Moore, Dr. 8S. R. Jenkins, Hon. David Laird, Councillor Nicholeon, Patrick Blake and Capt. D. Stewart. City Clerk Davison was, on motion, appointed

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opened. Upwards of $306 was subscribed ov the spot, which, with other subserip- tions to foliow,will be dely credited im the daily papers.

The chairman placed an office in the Cameron Block at the disposal of the committee, also a warehouse for the reception of any articles donated and contributions receiwed. The offer was thankfully accepted.

Sir Louis Davies stated that the Steam Navigation Company would transport, free of charge, any packages for the relief of the sufferera.

Superintendent Sharp telephoned the City Clerk thatthe I.©. R. would carry all donations from Pictou to Windeer free of charge.

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It was saggested that a ladies’ auxiliary committee be appointed to assist the gen- eral com mittee.

The meeting then adjourned, the com- mittee remaining to make further arrange- ments.

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A Bap Accipext:.—Mrs. James Laird of New Glasgow, was seriourly injured on Saturday last by falling throvgh a barn loft, on which she was gathering egg, and breaking her thigh. We are pleased to learn, however, that Mrs. ; gressing favorably, though the injury is of, euch a serious charscter—Summereide Farmer.

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FIELD DAY ATS, PUNSTANG.

Interesting Fregramme of Sports carried eut Successfully.

Old Sol put forth yeaterday to give St. Dunstan's Cullege athletes the brightest of bis October shines, He admirably and = his sunny ways were apprecia‘ed by both atlrlete and spectator. Of the latter there was a large crowd present to witness the collegians undergo theirfannual “exams”, in the events prescribed for the athletic curriculam. Prince of Wales College sent » goodly quota of ber students, both roves and manly ones, while the city

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Ir Pays toiead our ads.—Peer Bros.

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Tuc Weratuer —Winds increasing to gales from the east and north west, cloudy and rainy.

Taankscivinc Day.—Thursday, Nov. 25th, will be Thank-giving Day through- out the Dominion.

Sourrs Nores.—Arrivals at the Sea View: E G Gauthier, Quebec; W C Smith,Monireal; © W Blenkhorn, Halifax.

Eacs ron Brrrain. — Yesterday the

upon the campus on such an Occasion, Northumberland took 400 cases of eggs

Among those present were Uieut.-Governor Howlan, Bi~hop McDonald, Revs. Dr. Morrison, and 1, R. A. McDonald, of the Cathedral, Mgrs, McDonald, St. Audrews, and Gillie, Indian River, and Revs. D. F. McDonald, Souris, and P. P. Arsenault, Fifteen Point.

Theteveral events on the programme hotly very creditable performances made, notably McPherson’s leap in the running broad jump. The fact that almost the same ones were competing in al! the eveats tended to prolong the time between each being run off, notwithstanding the efforts ef those in charge in sandwiching to the best possible advantage. But despite this apparent slowness a most enjoyable day was the

were contested and some

result.

In the evening the prizes, which, by the way, were kindly donated by friecd~ in the cityand which included some very valu- able articles, were presented to the winners in the college hall.

SUMMARY.

Putting shot, 16 lbs-—-l, E Ryan; 2, J Donahee; 34 ft, 2 in.

1 mide flat race—l, J Donahoe; 2, Chas Roy. Time, 5 23.

10@ yards (trial heats), lst heat—l, Jobo Guaghe; 2, W Sullivan, Time, 12 sece.

2nd heat—l1, K McPherson; 2, F G@ O'Neill. Time 124 eecs.

Final heat—l, W Sullivan; 2, FG O'Neil. Time, 114 secs.

Three-legged race (100 yards)—l, Alf Callaghan and Geo Roy; 2, K McPherson and C Roy. Time, 14 secs.

Half-mile - flet race—1, W Bullivan; 2, J Donahoe. . Tine, 2.23.

Renning broad jump—i, K McPherson; 2, Alf Callaghan. 20 fi 4in.

Pele vault—L, J T McCloskey and Ed Ryaa; 2, J Donahoe. 9 ft 6 in.

Handball —Al¢ Callaghan andJ Dona- hoe.

220 yards flat cace—1, W Sullivan; 2, F G O’Neill. Tinee, 254 secs.

Half mile bicpcle (senier)—i, W Sulli- van:2,R Miller. Time 1.28 1-5.

Half mile bicycle (junier) —1, A Ste- wart 2, F McDonald. Time L.4l.

Hardle race (100 yarde)—1, K Me- Pherson; 2,F GO’Neill. Time £5 1-5. secs.

44@ yards (Hat wace) -1, W Sullivan; 2, J Donahoe. Time 59 3-5 Secs. ;

Quarter-mile bicycle (intermed iate.)— 1, J Dixon 2,C Cex. Time 44 evecs.

Quarter-mile icycle (senior)—f, R Miller; 2, W Suilivan. Time 39 2-5.

Hop-step and jamp— 1,K McPherson; 2, Alf Callaghan; 39ft I fia.

One mile bicycle-—1, W Sullivan; 2, P Gagnon. Time 3.%.

High jump—1l, J Donahoe;2, K Me- Pherson; 3ft Gin.

Runniag high jump—1, K McPhersoa; and E Ryan; 2,J Dowahoe; 4ft 6in.

Two mite bicycle—i, W Sullivao; 2, P Gagnon. Time 6.54.

Sack race—l, C Roy; 2, M Foran.

The prize for all round athlete was won by W fSullivan, with 23 points, Second, das Donaboe, 19 points.

The field officers were:

Referee— Rev P.C Gauthier, Ph D.

Judgea—J H Macdonald, Jas Campbell, T D Lynch. ;

Timekeepere—P F Doyle, V Blake.

Starter—Real Miller.

Measurers—P Phelan, GJ McLellan.

Prizes were presented by the follow- ing: Bishop McDonald, Governor Howlan U.S. Consul Vail, Rev. Dr. Morrison, Examixer Pvustisarsc Company, Dr. Con- roy, Miller,Bros, McMillan & Hornsby, Prowse Bros, Dodd & Rogers, Geo, Carter & Co., Reddin Bros, Cook, (photographer) | Lewis, (photographer), Blake Bros, Mr. Handrahan, Alley & Co, Dr. Murray, J. B McDonald, McKay Woollen Mills, Grant & Co, Arthur Reddin. -

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A rare treat is in store for’ every one who attends. the Shakespearian Recital to- morrow evening.

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Further cases of living burials by members of the fanatical religious sect known asthe Raskolniki have. been dis- covered in the Trans-Ural region. A series of small mounds excited the curiosity of the authorities and an in- vestigation of them -was ordered, When the mounds were opened it was discovered that thay contained corpses of persons who hai apparently been buried alive. In: some inetances the mounds had been pro- vided with air passages, which preveated the suffocation of the victims, who had met a lingering death from starvation. The commission of inquiry found that a 15-year old girl, who had consented to be buried, had broken out of her sepulchre under the pangs of hunger.

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Honest, full sized bottles, uniformity of quality, great etresgth and purity are characteristics of Sovereiga Flavoring Try them,

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Boats Destrorep —It is reported that

a large number of oyster boats were destroyed on the Richmond Bay shores

during the gale of Saturday night and Sunday.

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Wixnsor Reiier Funp.—All articles iu the way of clothing etc. for the. Windsor N. S. sufferers «hould be sent to the office of Horace Haszard Esq. All who have copvtribations should send in their dona- tions at once.

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Fusxiture Avction—Attention — is directed to the auction sale of furniture etc. by R. Bearisto at his auction rooms to-morrow Friday at twelve o'clock. There is an almost naw Singer sewing machine in the lot and may be sold cheap.

Sarprinc Burrer Asroap.— The Farmer saves: The Central Creamery, Summerside, which, although it only etarted a few months ago, has come right up, to the front,on Tuesday shipped five cases of butter to the West Indies, and 59 tubs to Halifax. They have orders to send the sameamount again to the West Indies next week. The butter to fill this order had to be specially put up in tine for shipment.

Denect From Mexico, the land of sun- shive and flowers, come the famous Mex-o remedies. From the healing and cleansing sulphur springs comes the Mexo. Splendid for its blood purifying qualities and life suttaining power; noted the world over for its appetizing virtue, a booa

for suffering humanity. Sold bv the Mex-o Medicine Co,, agents, Market Hall, day and evening, at the advertising price, $1.00 bottles for 50 cents, money refunded if not satietactory.... Mex-o Catarrh Cure for

colds in the. head, hay fever, etc., an excellent remedy, 25c per box. Black- thorn Oil forall internal and external pain, @ sovereign cure for deafness, 25c per bot- tle. Mex-o medicated soap from the famous Mexican soap tree, for all cntaneous disease, shaving, shampooing,

hing, uursery and toilet. use, a skin charm, 10c per cake. Grand concert tonight free to adults.

PERSONAL.

Dr. Macneill, of Stanley, is in town,

_ Mr William Campbell, ex-M. L. A., is In town.

Mr. W. A, Brennan, of the Summerside Journal, i in the city.

Rev. Dr. Sprague, of Snmmerside, has gone on a visit to New York.

Lieut.-Col. White, Deputy Postmaster Genera!, is here from Ottawa on official business, .

Mr. L. L. Beer, who har been on a busi- ness*trip to St. John, is expected home tonight.

Frank Beales and wifeand James Beales and wife of Charlottetown, are at the Duf- ferin.—St. John Sun.

Mr. and Mrs, W. L, Cotton were passen- gers in the Princees last evening on return from atrip to Nova Scotia. They were absent from the province upwards of three weeks.

The Misses Lynch lett Charlottetown for Chatham, N. B. this morning. They go by way of Pictou, and a large number of their friends were at the boat to see them off. The Misses Lynch were great favorites with all who knew them, and they will be missed in many ways.

Hote], Davies: Capt L Anderson, Hali- fax; Mr.and Mrs S Ansbach, Chicago; Lyman W. Cox. St John; Wm M Mall, J. A. Rennick, Montreal; Jno O Gilroy, Lit-Col Whute, Ottawa; W A Brennan,

Kensington; Ambrose Cairns, Boston; *R McLellan, Boston; B C Cox, Souris. A

On Thursday last Mr. W. C. Ansléw, editoref the Newcastle Advocate, went out shooting on tbe Litile South .West Miramichi, iptending to return. He has

acquainted With the-woode dnd little was ‘thougk of his absence the first night, but his failure to return neateday-gave rise to gravest fears and parties have ever since

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100 pp. printed on the best paper, The engravings are nu- merous and first- class, The price is 25c a copy. The are for sale at alithe bookstores in Char- lottetown, at Sum- ~merside and Souris and on the train. They may be _ ob- tained at this office, ‘ gecurely wrapped, ready to mail to friends abroad. Write or call.

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HE above Farm has 120 acres clera and ina good state of cultivation,

the remainder covered with wood. It is situate opposite the City of Charlottetowa on the Southport side of the Hillsborough River, convenient to Schools, etc; one miie from Southport Ferry in Summer, and one mile from the city in the winter by the ice. _ On the Farm is a good two story Dwelle ing House and a fine first-class barn and and other outside buildings. It is all fenced with cedar posts and barb wire, with several cross fences of the same material, The shore front extends for the distance of one mile, giving an abundance of sea manure, also a mussel bed within half mile of the shore. It wou!d make an excellent Dairy Farm or would make a fin site for ‘a summer

and . perfect view of the ‘city. The general surrounding are uresq making it one of che mahtaloalrutie health ‘ resorts in the Maritime Provinces. and Farming Im -in conjuncti ene ome nired. All questions asked will be promptly a by thé undertigagd rT Half of the purchase money tan remain on mortgage at 5 per cent. “1Fe ' For further particulars apply tozthe owner, SW

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