THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, FEBRUARY 16, 1898

roy oven a nd yn of the | Out One exception. The soloists were Miss | 800, the Ladies proposed by Bro Chris world to suggest the curtailing of the | a rs } : half. | Sullivan, Mise Coltings, Florie Blake, and | Moore, responded to by Bro Angus Rosa, «if

th» | Mr. G. H, Moore. Miss Sullivans sweet song | our Host and Hostess, proposed by Bro <tff} eclipse any and all the others brought e i

THE SKATING KINK, “ NANSEN’S FARTHESI NORTH.” men LOCAL AND OTHER IAMS) ASAAASARASA ASZSeeeeeen ae Sir,—A letter in your issue of yesterday | Tae expectation that the Jectnre of Mr. iedaetlaeicctiieinahinii aimlign bhi il] oo Te ee ee —— calls attention to a@ grievance which the | Justice Fitzgerald upon this subject would a & | threesfold Rink managers should endeavor | U¢ intensely interesting was fally bourse Tue Werarmer.—Showery winds and «ttl {i | to putastopto. I refer to the scandalous ; °°" I'he Jecturer gave, in an hour and a | gales, easterly at first, then veering west ail Secon wee pe | activas of the boys and hoodiums whose | 2#'f an abstract of Dr. Nansen’s book and and north, clondy with enowor rain. Turn- iH only object, at all times, seem to be to | ‘& ©ircumatances under which he entered {| ing much colder by Toursday. > | skate at a great rate of speed utterly re-» "POU Ue peritous expedition to which it meen al | gardiess of the dumage that may re-ui:, | 7@**?S. (he beautiful portrayal of the L. 0. A. B. A.—The annual meeting of | fi c Already by such actions one worthy citizen | '®! 7 oes tee close contact with the | Queen’s County, L. 0. L. was beld in «fl C We smuctaiity oe. has had his arm broken and several chiid- | ey : ee ive, ane adve ntures of Nansen | Lorne Lodge room, De Sable, on the 8h GOODS ALF ren have received eevere fails and the | 22? ¥!* Companion afier they had left the | inst. A large number of delegates from «if}] v questa payment writer knows for an absolute fact tbat | Fram, the suffer ugs they endured from | the different primary lodges in the country ait! of all necounts ;| many mothers who would like to send | ee . aud wit,want cf soxp and other things, | were present, showing plainly that the all Mr td sent out by us. their children are afraid to and that many | ae Sta = Gamp ice at night avd | order is flourisbing. The following bretha -f} sesveniainess til, als ladies have given up skatmg in con- | “#28 me F ee edges and kyaks over | ran were appointed office bearers for the } <i{{} | sequence of the danger. Only yesterday | @™™ ck ice and through lanes of water | ensuing year: W PD Sherron, Coun'y Mas-| Haszard | @ gentleman remarked that he would not | 7 day, the hairbreadth escapes they haa | ter; Hugh McLure, Deputy Master: George | «iil & | skate any more ” consequence. of the | egy be ng eaten by bears or drowned in |S McLeod, Rec. Sx cv: James W Villet, F aiff] g Moore. | rough, ungentiemanly treatment accorded ene or. rea,—make a thrilling story | Sec’y; Samuel Sherron, Treas; John J Me- alll Simedtii: | in the rink a few evenings ago toa lady et ee ee told with great Leod. Chap; James Coles, Lecturer; John ' | with whom he was skating; and on Mon- |‘! °t- Hamil, D of C, _After all the business at{{l 4 | at evening last two ladies expressed their i hose of our community who have been | ¥4° dis posed of without a hiteb, the breth~ aif] 4 i erw ination not to skate any more So fortunaie as to hear the lectures of | @F0 wended their way to che residence of pe under existing circumstances. In the | Command *r Chevne and Judyve Fitzzeraid Bio James Villet. wherea sumptuous aiff} | afternoon acrowd of half-grown boys, | bave obtained a very clear idea of what | ‘Spread awaited them, provided free gratis} . | whose Oringing-up suggests anything but | 4rctic exploration means. The vote of by the members of Lorne Lodge, assisted al | proper care, play tag and upset children, } thanks to the Judge was moved by Mr. T. by the ladies of that ecmmunity. After «(l] ee throw enowballs and even stre‘ch strings | C. James, seconded by Mr. W. 8S, Stewart, |; every one present had done ample justice «{{} across the ice to trip up skaters, If the | Q. C., and conveyed by Mr. D. Stewari, | & the inner man, the following toasts were ; mauegement consider that this state of | President of St. James’ Literary Associa- , proposed and ably resporded to: The al ° | things is” proper, why, then, we preaume | #0, Whe occupied the chair, tueen, proposed by Bro Murdock McLeod, aiff) We have issued the call—the peo ffi» that for the 7 ~=+ +b “4 er responded to by Bro O B Wadman; the «lf ! ap tase f a are vue contro )1Dg AT KINDBRGARTEN HALL | (sovernor General, proposed by Bro Jas. | ry WV y : r} : i power; but it is a state of affairs that has | ee | Villet, reepcaded to by Bro M McKinnon; | 4 PIC Came, Ye have invited COMpari= PB not prevailed in the rink on any winter | i. Moshadiei (the Orange Association. proposed by Bo f eince the building was opened either under | aie s Aid of the pee 7 : . i ve - rar : a vr + Beaness «tt jie i {the management of the Directors, or of | 1urch of this city are to be congratalated | ANZUS Toss, responded i "Y « ne a co oa t} 7 h % | W {i> i 1 % | those gentlemen he a Sete ae edhe upon the success of their entertainment Song, Bro Charles Me tos; the Premier all son ley ave compare & e promi- ‘Fz \ enue Ged eikil this dieiniee-Ains tunhs. tu: caillad | et O0etiag, There was a large audience | of Canada, proposed by Bro Dancar Camp a|| E ih US fy the bet‘er. I wou'd be the last one in the | Preseut and the programme was good with bell, responded to by Bro Angus Nichol- a ised that the values offered would :

TO 3E HELD IN | privileges ofthe children or the grown boys, but it should be remembered

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” as Skater ” calls them. ; * raat roe linn” the © date wail eta { one of the largest Presbyteries in Scotland. THE ALWAYS BUSY STOR : ae i ‘? 1 Of oue of thera, Dr. Grant, of Queen’s 4 Lex

\T PETE RS HALL | died in full assurance of a glor ous im- Poe pis tad taal : : l ever a the 1adies e iate: . r * r | mortality beyond death and the grave. NES: ROPOTDS i IS) ae mee ee Oe niveresity, the late Dr. Norman McLeod,

beea trkicg a partin? These figures are

7 . ; sa 1 was very sweetly rendered. Miss Collings } James Smith, responded to by Bro J J i : that the ladies also have privileges and that , “4° YSF¥ Sweewly Tenaere olin » Fespo ) ‘ 4 Leature Room of Alon hureh : : any ie 7 oe sobleds cole — oe wa always a favorite and fully sustained McLeod. After singing the National Ant- «if , , . a few uncouth, ill-mannered boys have no | Ri ee ; - ‘ aut b com t Yr ts } | | , t ‘ ad } _ rigbt to persistently annoy them. If the her reputation lest evening. — Miss Florrie hem, the brethren departed to their reepec- «(fil . y pe Ino CStap inhiments-——~an {ye : —-QN-.- management want a suggestion as to what | Blake é gs + strong and rich for a so ae aaa well pleased with their ail : ; todo I would advice them either to allow | 70408. 4¢ wae her fret appearance before | ¥itlt to Le oabie, . . ] + Thurssa a Kvenine | their fast ekaters to go on fifteen miputs | a public audience and she bids fair to be- . aiff] it was SO emphatica ly so, i wre y er » before the band commences or fifieza | C°Me great favorite. Miss P. Large gave PERSONAL. { ; beg ; : ' |aviolin ang Mr. E. Hill a trombone col —— ; ' ‘es after it ha oehed,. an: bave | ; tye to t 1vORe BOjO, — < | eee after it had fis ved. and ot ve | Mr Vinnieombe delighted the audience : ta emailed itil, aad at{{ FEE 17th @ distinct understanding that fast skating |», , a. ; “aes Lady Aberdeen is credited with having should not be allowed between 8 and lv He has appeared a “ere but judging told her friends tbat she and Lord Aber «tf ae o’clock at night or from 4to 6 inthe | °%. the enthusiast recep'.oa | deen can stay here for another year if they «ttl s » Man ra = ill & H afiernoon as between these hours with the which he Teceived sant ; G¥ernimg, | want to. This is believed to be tantamount |, Piavd Duett... Misses Hi UZS4D | crowded condition of the rink this winter | ®8 populerity 16 greater than | to saying that they will stay. 4 7, Vocal Solo... a “9 a it wai abo utely danzerous. Then if ibe ' tver. He was accor panied on «he piano Sir William Dawson, former principa: 3. Inst. Doett pay MeKae | fast «kating continued cancel the tickets of | °Y bis little ee Mite Lefargey | of McGill University, ex president of the , b, Veoual Sot... ... -eee Eee % #“Y | two or three well-known ringleaders and | 84ve three readings. ney were all good; | British Association, and one of the leading a é. Reading...» ooMr, FLW, L, Moore !the remedy would be found quite but in the “School Master Beaten” by geologists of the world, is in a serious con- | -ff ' H 6, Vocal Trio. ........+. Female voices | egpotive. Charles Dickens, she f.irly took the audi- | dition, and hie friends feel great anxiety. «i{{ 5 _ Fs Cetradt Bolo.csicces sovvcsece Dr. Maloney Yours truly ence by storm. Her delineation of the \ He js suffering from paralysis. 4 8, Voca! Solo........... orm T nies ff LDER character of Squecrs was splendid. One Mu .) ik ti W aiff : Se could see the whole scene betore them > ENO. ANE, Thy CORED, | T° JB] Wrermission, Homemade Candy | Chariostetown, Feb. 16 1898 qe brotal trast the comesing, trightened | A- Weeks & Co. left by the express lat | q at . ee children, ths onan ed, indi ee Nicholas evening for Great Brit.in to purchase the 1 ye ree : _ sae disaster which has befallen the U. walk tae cane mae ae Mrs, | *PTivg stock, This is Mr. Leigh’s fifth : 9, Piano Duett .........Misees Fraser and |S. Cruiser “Maine” will be regretted by ali | & niles oe Ut eandiiids a uuiee vivid | Passage ecross the Atlantic and makes the «til a Farquharson. men of good will. Itshows the dangers tha tot Miss ao a ahead has eee. CO hundred and fortieth trip of the firm 10. Vocal Solo. .........Mr. D. J. ee connected with the great war machines satility in camer on tin elee af CO their representatives in their business IL, Reading ....-..+.+-++eeeee Miss Stentiford | of these days. ' iM ’ interests : : tender, twuching lite piece entitled : $. Vocal Solo.....sc.c++.ss0... MEI89 Collings sansnsillipcip * er, ie op : im Voce Vinoi r ; i ; Bairnies, Cuddle Doon,” and of « highly A Halifax despatch to the aP:riot re => eee ee 13, Violin Solo...........Mr. Vinnicombe Ladies shoes from 75c pair a Special oe 9 ad: 4 ‘ : : ; : oO vu > ¢ > 5 r bh hes On / 14, Reading Mies Leturgey |g WI a iedis eS K 3c humorous eelevtion, “Delsarte,” which she} ports that Mr. T, J. Dillon skipped for = eee hee Werke tscount On All Hines of Bhoes. —K, A. Jott. | aiso pave ta most persistent encere of | Manchester, England, abont Christmas ; ee eee ee os SS | her Jast reading. She has fairly won her } time, bythe eteamer Barcelona, nearly ‘ i OTS PEE Te teccceees : . & ; > ona, Hi h ? [ 16 “— SAVE THE QUEEN Peg een pean ead alt. Ronata |“ i Charlottetown, and we congratulate | 10,000 boxes of cheese, principally the ave you seen t em ! f not, come « 4 4 — a rt, > "9 0 if ‘ <i oa a ie = . r >: 7 : Concert at 8 o’clock sharp. No encores | McDonald,in the 86ih year of his age, her upes ber successet last evening. The | autuma make of Prince Edward Island 4 Admission 1c Lcethfis ais dad des denaitam too ee closed with a -quartette of | factories. This was the largest shipment d ne og Te Caugater®. | male voices eotitled “Good Nigut.” of cheesethat ever arrived in Manchester to- ay, ( Tickets ncw on asle at Geo. Carter & | Weceaced was a sative ot Long Island, S ; Ca’ iu i & Moore’s Bookstores satlamd ™ sceemeenatineselahe satonce. Mr. Dillon is expected to be Se Gne essere & moor J »| Scotland. ANOTHER SKATER, home on Saturday ¥m. M. Coffiin’s, and Johnson & John- At Victoria Cross, on the 25th ult.,Mary oni ble ie ls Sela ial ai{ z sen’s Dragstore. A., aged 28 years, wife of Robert Bear-, Dear Six.—I noticed with pleasure in < . oS ae ne alicataialad ale ffi _—. of Victoria Cross, and danghterof Angus | your yerterday’s issue a ‘etter fiom oS eee ee ; ; " "so¢ Siitiiene? ae : curriculum of etudy, as the first fpgmts aiff Gampbeil, formerly of Hieatberdale and Sketer” complaining obout the behaviour “ eB ; a ; . | from Nova Scotia, in connect.on wit e ' ; now of Roxbury, Mas3. atthe rink. Certainly the order lately The Last {the Winter Course me ‘e an sth bene whens eek ena tant Church of Scotland. Their names were ” f Entertainments. * At Bampton, on ebroary Ses, “ss Z thiek that it is net entirely due to the fast Jobn Cameron George. M. Grant, Wm. Me~ al a On & eT few dave illuess of heart failure, F lore i ; ob “seus cai eon ond Millan and Simon McGregor, After seven «t{{ 4 g a, { Isabel sicDonald, dearly beloved wife of | 58@''ne 0 € What | rears of bard siudy, they were licensed by : ' ' Alexander Ferguson, aged 23 years. She ae tf ; iy 4

: | Deceased was the second daughter of Wm. egid: “Though he was not ab'e to speak

—A GRAND— Donald. &« se nodoabt exceptionally pleasant to tbe per Sane : SST SSS SSFSSETS SSSTS re Ses ; mervhe-ssaindios Aaah formers, but I think almost as incom— the Gaelic language, yet he would back ¥* ¥ TVVITIVTrTY VV FVFT TSS TTF ;

At ‘Lower Montague on the 7th iast, Mrs, | him against any man for speaking the

meoding tothe general sivaier as those®

Dram £| C David Steward, leaving a husband and two | « yeh unceutkh men and boys.” Ifthis English.’ ee ee His ‘ ‘i ; i sons. ae a 4 BiO% o’ hose ‘be ( Ss were puta siop toon those band nigh: elite Wamld: D. GORDON. SIXTUS McLELLAN

sad : : rn ~ ine * At Rock Barra.on the 3rd_inst., Miss | when there is aa wnusually large crowd as dada cas vision wo ee | Phoebe McDonald, daughter of Danis! As | there has been lately, and if hese who ee ene eee - Tess wah Joka Mal n 4 | McDonald ek no pleasure in skating at anything | @et i@ caucus, but with a very notable ate with John McLeod ° ne Si : . . ; i ‘ss : © | difterence ip the proceedings and outcome. & Co's.

At Springfield on the 4th inst., Donald | faster thana snail’s pace would keep at The Conservative caucue was character <3 a . ‘a . . ° 4 § a y 3 ? 4 Will be given on | Macdonald, aged 50 years, leavirg a wife | least two or three feet away from the : i in . ‘ ; ? S zi 2 ized by the uimost harmony, and the | and seven childrens. promenade’ and eo keep ont of others way, | : te ih 42

Y tbe orderwould very soon become con- course of public ducy to be followed during ; ; tant At Coleman, Mich., on the J[th ult. ae , ° the session was agreed upon without a 4 les a ‘ Il g } | Peter McGreg Ides - F siderably improved, . sa ss j | Peter McGregor, eldest son of the late aia Matias dissenting voice. The Grit caucus, on the ‘4 | } £ wmeteurs noder Alex, McGregor of Brackley Point Road. tied —— other hand, speedily developed ioto wran- ¥ iy of am . . : — ce . : ° : "hes ficient dissstion of Mr. At Elmadale, on the Ist imst., Maggie] euincs. TO MAKE a NoTK oF, | £/¢, in fact Fort Wrange] was in it, and AER . : W B : { aan the Macueili,daughter cf the Jate dobn M eaeaeiue there was need for all Sir Wilfrid’s eee Macneill, of Cavendish. Fripay Nronr.—Tax Exaurver takes | “Sunny ways” and more. Indeed, unless

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A Roaring Farce. day night. the idea formed of the hardships and Tailoring establishment at last realized in the opening of ou

disappointments, as well as the successes

t+ . la 73 ; ~ . ne. © : ° lceiesseiabieienteneneniiniie er ae = > ; { At Stanley Bridge, on the 27 th Jan.,}| mach pleasure in saying & few words ia the reports are in error, Sir (Wilfrid might arene ) toes : } 1898, Mrs. James Anderson, in the 55th | advance regarding the excellence of the be ssid to bave had to retire to Torres ° . . o> | vear of her ace, leaving a husband, one } entertainment to be given in the Opera V edras, with not a few of his party follow- No Mere Sensationa is 5m, But a if “em CUr OF TEA. son and ove daughter, tbree brothers aid House on Friday evening, in aid of the | ©TS threatening siege. : e ope sister to moura ber lose. rebuilding of Fort Augustus chireh. 1 OO —_— —_——— aD F a comedietta in one act. At West Royalty,on Jan. 31st, Helen | rehearsal of the statuary took place Iast i ) Mary, infant daughter of Peter and Geor« { night in the O era House, and it promises | & S&S @BOOS2]2Oe2e22Oene R l ty % . } e » WHO Ss WHO ? gina McCalinm, aged seven moxths. a rare treat for vur concert goers on the ea I . Allin» Fog ————-———— -— a ih. §=he different Sgures are beautifully if 7 or, All in : osed, and sent most faithfully th , : . posed, and represent most albfaily the os . > a 4 Fancy Dress Carnival Fri- | characters choser. “Klondike” is true to The long felt waut ofa modern equipped, up to-date 5

The Orchestra nnder Miss Ruseell’s 1d oe MW iaee” i : ? leadership, will render the musi:. of the gol agra § ipler = =e season~ j Tickets 250 each. fr caleat Weskea’i ~—S~S~S SS ———~ | able; “Summer” is a herald indeed of TORE Drug Store. _ the coming eeason; while “Faith, Hope and & .

Sparkling as it does with NEWNESS, STYLE and SKILL. Everything that is conducive to the making of the par-emsel- lenee of a tailoring establishment is he e. Cloths from the looms of England, Scotland. Ireland, Germany and Canada, Gentlemen’s outfittings of every dessription, and artists ir their line.

Our Cutting and Tailoring Department

is under the management of Mr. Siatus McLel’an, a graduate of the cuttiag school of New York, and also has a practical e> pecience whieh, a» anartist, has left him without « peer in the Maritime Provinves. We offr the cismen of Charlottetown and country a chance to be as n cely clothed as the elite of any of the larger eities of the continent, and st the same time give genuine

for the Carnival Prize, for the best

costume made from

Doors open at 7.30; performance at 8 p. Charity” vie with the guardian argels

ne 5 for first place in both beauty of conception 4 Carrisgew at 9.45, ; .

and artistic posing. Much more conja be

GOD SaVE TEE QUEEN. said, but it is better to leave people to eee

for themselves just what an excellent

ADMINISTE ATRIX NOTICE > dong Friday eveuing, ‘The Ope Hines aaa

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be filled to the doors, as every one who

goes not will be sorry when the event is The undersigned, administratrix of the 1: vyer,

estate of the late David May, of Chariot However sweet, has little effect upon Daitt—The N. C. O's class is requests d

tetown, P.E I , Master Mariner, hereby the tired brain worker and Nervous | to meet at 7.20 o'clock abarp, tomight 10

notifies all persons indebted to tne eaid | student. Upon those whu suffer in- | part in batralion drill.

estate, to make immediate paymentto her} somnia from other causes it may | +

and al] persous having eleims against prove ineffectual. MOLASSES the estate are hereby required to present . ° the same,duly attested to her, at her Sovereign Cocoa Wine a

material dyed with

Maypole Soap.

10 cents 2 cake, For sale by—

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residen Graf 3 1 - . : vag : within ahead aaa al ce will archieve what the song cannot do 100 pens. Br ight Porto Rico Johnson & Johnson worth of material at a very moderate cost. So ie ting at least a trial of our CATHERINE J. MAY. | For all above ills this remedy will be| 84 puns . Barbadoes merits, we thus make our debut. aeons, Feb’y., 16 1898. found remarkably beneficial. 55 puns[L] “ Demarara. ae SO eee Come w = . D— = ens 175 puns, Antigua, | $valack each aight except GORDON & McLELLAN

>> @® e% @ @ @ @ 660882 448% 3S 4S & 4408

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19 QST.—Between Mount Albion and Char- SFUSCN BROS, & Co. N.. RATTENBURY Saturday.

\etown, a boifalo robe. Pleas? leaye at i y Coy

y’s Livery Stable. 39-31 Hauiryx ' Jan25, 98—eod 4 wke—pat. WRBVeVeCsOe Boesees | Pasiion Leaders, Upper Queen St, Next door te McKay Wonlen Cog

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