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THEDAILY BXAMINER

JUNE 28, (use

THE PREMIERSHIP.

Waits congratulating Judge Warbur- tou, we must not forget to condole with the Liberal Party which has now on its hands the invidious task of selecting a new Leader It Liberale, no later than yesterday, thata

meeting of

would be held for this purpose. But seeing |

that the party organs—both the Patriot

and the Guardian—are outspokenly favor

able to the Hon, D. Fargubarson, we conclude that the selection has, de facto, been already made aud thatthe meeting Mr. Far- jubarton has at least one characteristic of a leader of the Liberal party,—he

he has a proper ideaof the

will be merely pro forma.

shown that importance of number one. If the inter- ests of the Province go with those of Mr, Farquharson in the party leadership, so much the better for the Province. Mr. Farquharson bas undoubted claims upon be Liberal Party. @ii the

He upheld it during He fought union, unrestricted reci>s procity, abolition uf protection—every tad aod faocy of his leaders both in this Pro~

years of Opposition,

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the party in the Legislature |

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JUNE 28 1898.

THE METHODIST CONFERENCE,

Election of District Ghair-

WELCOME,TO REV. MR. WADMAN

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'

Monpay,June 27.

At the forenoon session, the Sunday | School report, submitted, by Rev. G. M. : Young, was adopted. | Dr. Spraguesubmitted a resolution re- specting a reduction in the price of Metho- | dist Hymn Books, which was warmly en- dorsed by Rev. S. E. Huestis, of Halifax.

A motion was adopted providing fora committee to consolidate conference funds.

A motion that one layman and one Minister be elected to represent each dis- tricton the Stationary Committee, also carried.

At the afternoon session the name of the Miramichi District was changed to the Chatham District.

i the

of the Yourg People’s Societies which was considered section by section.

A report of the Committee on Evange- listic work was presented by ex president

vince and in the Dominion at large; and With his party be has proved false to almost every principle and proposition that he maintained while in opposition. If stand- the party and partaking of tie party plunder, and swallowing political

ing by

privciples for thesake of the pariy, con- | etitute claims and ability for leadership, Mr. Farquharson is eminently qualified and ought to be forthwith elected Leader of the Liberal Party in this Province, But we imagine that his Leadership will be beset with a few difficulties. In the first place his Wise, desires to be made Commissioner of Public Works and will have to be reckoned with and “ made right.” Mr. Jaines R. McLean, too, will doubtless claim a reversion of the Public Works Commissionership, and whether satistied or diseatisfied will certainly prove

colleague, Mr.

Administration. No doubt Mr. FParquhar- son will have the Publig Works Depart, ment administered upon temperance prin- After disposing of Messrs. Wise and McLean, Mr. Farquharson will have to deal with Hon. Benjamin Rogers, of thie city. Mr. Rogers’ name has been at the bead of the list of those whom Dame Rumor has lately mentioned for the Premiership. His pretensions may, per- hape, be satisfied by a word (of the right kind) from Sir Louis Davies; but the new Leader will have difficulty ino per- suadiog Sir Louis to say the word. Altogetber Mr. Farquharson will, if elected, have abundant opportunity for the exertion ot his powers of finesse, his aby Ag financier and administrator, and his un- doubted genius for taking careof his favorit, pumber, This latter power has, indeed, | been acquired by all the Libertl leaders, from Sir Oliver Mowat to Mesers, Lister and Choquette, Our Liberal gentlemen obtaix & place in Parliament, often by dint <1 bribery and corruption; then they pro- ceed to feather their own nests. The people elect them to serve the country and they hasten to serve themselves. This is

‘ g. But we must not blame Mr Farquharson too severely if he should prove to be an apt exemplar of this funda- mental Liberal principle.

ciples.

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Halifax Herald: Mr Foster’s estimate for expenditure on consolidated revenue account and on capital account combined, for the year 189697’ was, in round num» bers, $41,200,000. Mr Fielding’s estimate for expenditures on revenue and capital, for the year 1998-99, is $49,700,000, an in- erease of 8,500,000. This is what the Grits cal] economy.

Ar THe Burrs—The closing match of the league series was shot on Kensing~ ton range yesterday afternoon. The first team made 898 points and the second 813. In all, four matches had been shot. The total number of points made by the four teams was 3297—an average of 82.44 per mao.

Krypercarteys.—The closing of Kinder~ garten for the summer holidays will take place in the Kindergarten rooms Thursday moruing from 10 to12 o’clock. Patrons aad friends are cordially invited,

"Remember the auction sale of wreck

in convection with the Wesleyan.

Rev. Geo, Steele then delivered the lecture given by him at the Sackville | closing, the subject of Which was “Man | perfected in Jesus Christ,” The lecture

duc was excellent in every particular.

Dr. Stewart occupied the chair at the susientation meeting in the evening. The report, which was read by Rev. Joha Goldsmith, showed that the following amounts had been raised :

a rn nr |. oil osaeeeeee Fredericton District............ececcs... 254 Woodstock District......... ..csecseee vaven BAA

Miramichi District............000-e-ssseee-- 182 GE IEHe PING wsideide 06 Kdddocedeocsesncess 287 St Stephen District.........sccceeee.... 251 Charlottetown District............... . d4l

Summerside District $194 34 idcrease.

The report was adopted after addresses from Revs. G. F. Dawson, Henry Penna and W.C. Matthews.

After the collection meeting closed,

was taken ibe

Tuesday, June 28.

Conference metat 9.25 Bro. FH W Pickles fedin prayer. A sho't ninister 1 | session was held in which the Rev, A. E. LePage was recommended fora super- pumenary relation during the ensuing year. Atthe close of the session the Canéerence resumed ita business.

The report of the Special Evangelistic Commitiee was taken from the tabe and adopted. A conversation took place on the report, and the best means of wiping out a debt incurred in carrying on Evange's istic work last year. The expediency of continuing the work was also considered at length.

On motion, the question of fisance was referred toacommittee. Itdid the Con~ ference good, this morning, to eee the fase and hear the voice of the Rev. J. H. Wac- man 72turned n ise'o, : from Janan- who arrived in thedity lact night. Mr. Wad- man wasin the Conference during the morning session. The pastot of the Chtirvh falled the attention cf the Conf-fnce to the fact; andthe rer. gentieméa was at once talled to the platform, and welcouied by the President. Mr. Wadman deliveréd a very pleasing address. He looks well after a sojourn of nine years la Japan, and if the address he delivered be a fair test, we should judge that he has lost none of his old time eloquence. We hope to have many opportunities of hearing him before his return to the East.

The Rev. Benjamin Chappell was also called to the platform and briefly aldressd | the conference. ;

The order of the day was called, namely, the reading of the station sheet.

After the staiion sheet was read, the conference proceeded to the election of chairmen of districts, with the following results :

St. John District—Rev R W Weddall; Financial Secretary, Rev G W Fisher. Fredericton District—Rev J J Teasdale; Financial Secretary, Rev E C Turner.: Woodstock District—Rev Elias Slack- ford; Financial Secretary, Rev H H Spargo.

Chatham District—Rev Wm Harrison; Financial Secretary, G M Young.

St Stephen District—Rev Thos Mar-

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: } Rev. H. Harrison presented the Report

Weddall, and Mr. Bond introduced mattters | ‘ | Act Summons —upon a

shall; Financial Secretary, Rev J C Fe rv. Sackville Disiriet—D- Brecker; ri- } ‘ a H. Wat. i Charotltuwu Dorwi—Kiv, GG. BK. | Campbei!; Financial Secretary Rev. R. | Opie, | ‘Summerside District— Rev. Dr. Sprague; Financial Secretary Rev. G C Palmer. | The Rev Job Shenton was appointed representative to Supernumerary Fund Committee, and John E. Irvine was elect- ed lay reprerentative to the tame. The Conference adjourned at 12.

rem? .t te secr wary Key

QUEENS COUNY RIFLE ASSOIA- TION,

| Tha annual meeting of the above asso- ciation was held Jast evening in the City Council Room. The following officers where duly elected for the ensuing year:

Major Dogherty, President.

Council—Lt-Co! Longworth, Capt. Stewart, Lt McDougall, R.L, Staff-Sergt Allan, Staff Sergt Lougworth, Sergt-Major Baird.

It was decided to hold the annual meet= ing On Wednesday July 6th. Tne matches to be the same as last year, one match at 500 yards aud one at 600 yards, ten shots

at each range. An adjourned meeting ef the Association will take place this evening at 8o’clock.

MURDEROUS AFFRAY.

Constable Struck on the Face with an Axe.

At O’Leary, last eveniog,y George Mc~ Dougall, constable, went to serve 52 &um- mons—the report is that it was a Scott man named Michael Monaghan. While perfo. ming this duty, Monaghan strack him on the face with an axe. Monaghan has been arrested. McDougal! will probably recover.

oy +8 eC Scrreme Covrr.—rivity Tern of the Supreme Court met thie forenoon—the Chief Justice and Justice Fitzgerald presiding. Mr. T. A. McLean is foreman of the Graud Jury. Comm: $8i608 appoint -

Se cee ee

to look tor Divine guidance in dealing with the great ixeue of prohibition now

CHURCH OF ENGLAND.

Meeting of the, Diocesan Synod.

There was a good attendance of mem~ bers of the synod on Saturday.

A report of the committee to take into cousideration the Bisbop’s address contains the tollowing with regard to temperance :

** This synod desires to place up record ite deliberate opiuion that intemperance is one of the greatest, if not the grentest, evil of the age, and ite profound sense of the need ot more sovressive work on the part cfall ourchurch people to meet ite in- roads. Its remedy has become the pro- blem of the closing years of the century. We view with alarm its ravages in our land, ita desoiating effects in our homes, its awful results iv the degradation and ruin of thoee who become itstlaves. its waste of the national wealth, and its harvest of other evils,

And whereas we believe it is the duty of this synod to aid, so far as it is able, all efforts towards lessening aod abolishing these evils :

We, therefore, urpe upon the members of the Church ot Eng a: d the necessity of doing a'l in their power to stem the tide of intemperance, by practising self-denial for the good of others, by :nculeating true

young, by promo ing the pas age of wire laws for the protection of the community against the ravages of intemperance, and hy elveating public sentiment in the dir- ection‘of greater respect /crlaw ani order,

And we earnestly requestthe members of the church to make the whole subject a matter of Constant prayer, and e=pecially

before the country, that every act and vote may have the effect of hauishing the great evil of temperance from our midst.” —

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To Cure a Cold in one Day

Take Laxative Brom»? Quinine Table s All Druggists refund the money if it fails to cure ;d¢

ee

ing A. B. Warburton, H.C. MeDovald, and Ejward Bayfield were read in Open court. Mr.WilfridC.P.Sullivan, B.A., son of Chief Justice Sullivan, was admitted a student at law, and an crdcr was issued fer the ex- | aminaiiou of Harry C. Haslam asa atu-

dent in the office of Mr. A.A.McLean,Q.C.

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BORN.

In this city, on the Zou jnst., to Mr, and | Mrs. Bruce Wright, a son. aa nn | DIED.

At'Roseneath, June 22nd., Peter Gorden, aged 87.

See nee eee <—

The testimonials on behalf of Hood’s Sarsaparilla are written by honest people who want you to krow whatit has done for them.

The Corset Question! !

There is no longer any need of debate. Once you make inquiry snd inve-tigate for yourself you wil! not hesitate to buy the

P, D. CORSET, gad!

Because it bas proved itself to be far a8 away ahead of the commou place makes, which bave been the cause of so much trouble, annoyance and discomfort. P. D. Corsets are as near perfection as cor-ets can be made. They are substantial, cot- fortable, economical. They settle tie Corset question.

THE ORANGE TEA

Willi be held on the 12th July at Wilt- shire Station. A train will lesve Cb’town and Alberton in the mottivg sod avother will leave the city at 2.1% for the convenience of clerks and others &ad will arrive at the grounds in 45 minutes This is always the tea of the seascn. Evervbody is there so if you wavt to meet your friends either to talk politics or \o do business except rum selliug be there. Two Old Scott Act prosecutors will be on

‘deck. The Orange Society has no use for the rum business so @ hint is sufficient, See ad later in this paper.

REUBEN BARRETT,

Secretary.

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materia] saved from SS Baltimore City at McMillan’s wharf tomorrow (Wednesday) at 2 p.m.

PovttrymeN.—All interested in forming @ poultry association will meet in the Y. M. C. A. parlor at 7.45 this evening.

Tuerre will be an open session of confers ence this evening at which the tem peranc question will be considered.

Crescents.—A glance at the entry list for the Crescent Sports will convince our

readers that there will be a great day ‘of

eport on Friday.

Is always good, and considered, than any

Wright Furniture

Mark Wright & Co., Ltd

is cheaper, all things other

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CABLE ADDRESS ** ALGERNON”’

Algernon H. Prowse, Ship & General Broker, Coni- mission Merchant, « hart- ering & General Agent

St. John’s, - - - - Newfoundiand

A. B. C, CODE,

Fur General Business, P, 0. Box 832 For Shipping

}48 12in eod

SCOTT S CODE,

Charlottetown aom—— Sewerage

TENDERS FOR SEWER PIPE

SEALED TENDERS endorsed ‘‘Proposals for furoishing Sewer Pipés for Charlotre- 1iown’’ addressed tothe undersigned, will be received at this office. until noon oa

Friday, the 8th July,

pr x.,foriurnishing Stoneware, ot Vitrified Sewer Pipe and their appur’enances, accord- ing to conditions and specificatiotis to be seen at the office of the Commissiorers of ~ewers and Water Supply for the City of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, or at the office of their Chief Engineer, Freeman C cCeffin, Esq., 58 State Street Boston, Mass.

Proposais must be on the forms supplied from this ofiice, and each tender must be accompanied by a certified bank cheque for Three Hutdred and Fifty Dollars ($35.) pay- able to the order of the said Commissioners, Thischeque willbe forfe.ted if the pavty decline ihe coniract, wr fail to compiete the work cuntracted for,and wiil be returned in case of non-acceptance of tend? r,

The said Commissioners do not bind the m- fely s to a-scept the lowest or any tender,

DAVID LAIRD,

temperance views in the training of the

Dominion Day

Excursion Return Tickets,

At one first-class single fare wil] be istued from and to all stations on thie Railway on the 30th June, 1898 and Ist July 1898, good for return up to and on the 5th July, 1898.

Tickets are not good going after day of issue, and are good oniy for continuous journey in either directicn,

Bicycle and Athletic Sports at St. Dunstan’s Cellege and at Bicycle Track Char- lottetown.

The following reduced return fares apply to Chariottetown on the Ist, July, 1898, good only to retura day of issue; —

Lignish to West Devon...... $1.59 Portage to St Kleapor’s........ 125 Summerside to Kensington.... L.gy Blueshank to Fredriction,,..... 75 Cape Traverse to Emerland.. 75

Clyde to Charlottetown...... single fare Souris to Bear River..... ...... 1.93 Rollo Bay to Lot W............ "9 Dundee to Charlottetown... single fare wzeorgetown t9 Perth............ 1,00

Horse Race at Shediac, N. B.

bu Chene and return day of issue, G. A. SHARP, D. POUTTINGER, Supt. Railway Office, Gen. Mgr. Gov’t Ry Ch’tow1, Moncton, F.B. June 20th, 1898 147 3i &w

To Please You in Every Way

That's our aim

in the grocery business. Worcestershire

Sauce {Oc per Bottle

SANDERSON & CO

Tenders For Stone.

Tenders addressed to the undersigned and marked “Tenders for Stone” will b2 received pot later than July 8:h from parties willing to contract for the euppl y- ing of 400 cub’e yards of quarried stone within easy reach say four miles of Kin- kora Church, contract to be finished by December let.

Tenders may be accep‘ed for the entire quantity or for lotsof 50 or 100 yards price to be stated also for dimension store. asacertain quantity of sach may be re- quired. Lowest or any tender not necess~ arily accepted For further particulars apply to ; J.J. MACDONALD, P. P. Kinkora, June 2 tth 1898,

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Chairman, CMice of Commissioners of Sewers and Water Supp'y, Charicttetown, P. EH, island, June 27, isvs—june 27 2 aw

lis No Secret

Our method of doing business, We're l.beral becanse it pays to be liberal. ‘The better we serve you the tetter hold we have on your trade. Perhaps you haven’t tried us. Perhaps you would like to— very well—here’s the chance.

A Suit of Underclothing

No pig~in-the bag here. We tell you just what it isall the way through—no better no worse; that you can rely on.

Its Construction

Cream color, good texture, new goods, good fit, best workmanship, warranted to wear for years, all sizes aad colors. Money back if it isn’t what we say. New York Cheap Store.

Phillip Goodstein

Opposite Parliament House, Grafton St.

__ NOTICE.

Certain parties having already this sea~ son been trespassing on my property on the Morell River Lot 52. now give notice that any persons found fishing with~ out my written permission or otherwise trespassing onthe said premises will be prosecuted instantly without any distine- tion,

: J. &. MORRIS.

THE IGE MAR

THEN YOU’LL NEED A

Relrigera tor

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We have money ‘saving refrigerators that ar2 priced at just what you want to pay We are selling them at

AQ p. 6. off

OUD & nObEnS

(Prince Pdward Island Railway

The rate is $2.25, Charlottetown to Point |

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The Sportsman’s Paradise

Every River and La the line of Newtouma om kKailway abounds with Salmon «& Trout

The Suortest Sea Vo

Quickest ana safest any part is via the: -eee

Mail Steamer @°o™

“BRUCE» Classed A I at Lloyds,

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Leaves North Syd

e ort Sydney every Tye

} riday evening, On arrival of the fe express. Returning, leaves P! wr every Monday and Toursda sine I

- ; ¥ mornin on arrival of St. John’s €xprese, 7

FARE: ~—Charlottetow Q e: ~Char: n to St, ’ ie : first a /9, eecood $16,30 Tee *Ketson sale at all sta; ' K. and S. Nav. Co, — ae ommencing about Jy amer will make three trips ree between North Sydney and Pork ; Basques, Nawfoundiaud. " The sea trip wil] Only be 6 houre

For all information apply to

R.G.REID, dt. Jobn’s, Nag

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ALL COMPETITIONS open to MARI- TIME PROVINCES

Manufactures to tha World.

U nrivatied Special Attractions. $6,(00 appropriated to this Department Performance every afternoon and even. ing in front of the GRAND STAND, eclipsing anything yet attempted in the Maratime Provinces.

‘Watch for’ Later Announcement | Four (4) days Exeiting Speed

Competitions. ™ PURSES amonnting to $1,800 00

aan algae

Excursion rates on all Railroads and

Steamboat Lines, 2 For Premium List and fursber iniot- mation, APPRESS: J. BE. WOOD, Mgr. See’ City Hall, Halifax, NS.

OPERA HOUSE

Return of the Pavoriles For One Week. Commencing FRIDAY, JULY 1

—THE—

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Tucluding the young romatie actor

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