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Vol. LXXXVII—No. 77. HAMILTON, BERMUDA, TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1914. SINGLE COPT, lid (OE3 CENTS).—20s. PEE ANNTJK
I prise created by his victory- Takiag pects the typical English game. It trophy in every possible circum ively that he is the most improved TRIP TO BERMUDA. a hurried glance at thc other results teaches the true Waterloo lesson «• stance of discouragement. The player in England. His achievement public were led to beKeveJthat our is winning two sets of the five against it may be noted that Lord London self-sacrifice and dogged patience; Former Butler County Man Gives derry's Corcyra, who only lost the but there is no need to confine the men had not a chance, and all the Norman Brookes in the final of the Sur ME WORLD OF Two Thousard Guineas by a bead exercise of those vietues to the unfor vpeople^ prayed for was that our rey Championship_,would alone have Racy Account of His Excursion. to Kennymore, was now returned the tunate spectators: •cha .pions would somewhow manage justified his inclusion. Thc three other winner of thc Ascot Derby, his two There is lots of time yet for thc te put up a plausible fight,_|;.After players nominated are H. Roper Bar 1 he following letter is from James SPORT beatten opponents being Hapsburg and county cricket championship to ttnrn they reached America came the_new3 rett, T. M. Mavrogordato and A. R. Moore, a fortiMft- resident of Butler Dan Russel. It was a very smooth a complete somersault, but mean that thc English ponies were^. off- F. Kingscote. Presumably Barrett county, now living in Johnstown, writ performance on the part of the winner while Aliddlcsex continue on tbeir colour, and then Captain Cheape, and Mevrogardato will be paired for ten to his friend, J. H. Harper, of { From Our SpecialCoirespondents { who showed that he could etay, ard way triumphant, and unfortunately thc most brilliant, of our four, got the Double and Kingscote and Parke Butler: who is sure now to be seriously con are now subordinating their cricket badly into the wars during practice. will fight for th; single. It seemed a hopeless business. Offer? jg Johnstown, Pa., March 16, 1914. I i sidered as a possible winner ot the to thc ambition erf winning the cham f£My Dear Friend Herbert—I am go *-^i *fc«i *..!> •_.!•-. II*%II •>. ii"^^^ •• ^n *^ M*.-. •. •^•mf. St. Leger. Lord Carnarvon's Wassi- pionship. Points bave now an added of two to one on thc American'? font d little response, so doleful were THE WORLD'S SCULLINGjflj ing to write to you, for I have noth lissa secor.d in the Oaks, won the aid exaggerated value. They arc ing else to do, and it is an unusual No one will doubt that Royai Coronation Stakes of thc value of playing to guard their unbeaten re the auguries. Thc iron of despair CHAMPIONSHIP. has often, before now, proved tbe ly nice day,- for the groundhog bas Ascot ranks as the premier Race £4,005 after a sharp tussle with thc cord, even if to do so means sacri got pretty wall through with his job. meeting of the year, even thougl favourite, ft r. Waldorf Astor's First ficing thc sporting chance of winning spur of victory, and the sensational James Paddon, the gigantic Aus news of England's splendid truintph And be has done it well, just about as Longchamps, where the Grand Prix Spear. Black Jester won the 56th any particular game. An unhappy tralian sculler, has arrived in London hc did 75 years ago when I was a takes plaee in France next week, Biennial Stake*! for Mr. Jack Joel, ir stance of this was thc match with in the first game proved that his to fulfill his challenge to Ernest Barry tory _ may st'U repeat itself. The tittle boy in Butler county, when wc represents the last word in social and a rare surprise was occasioned Yorkshire. Aliddlcsex gained a sub for the world's Sculling Championship had to go pretty near a mile to school, splendour according to the Parisians. when the French two-year-old Cham- stantial lead on the first inrings, but American four was overwhelmed in and he started ssrious training yester tbat game, tbe advantage in play and wc boys enjoyed floundering The meeting which has been takin*. goubert was beaten by Mr. Fred Pot ir stead of that advantage being an day. The race will take {dace on thc through thc snow up to our necks. place this year has been held under ter's Calder Vale for tie Fernhilt irduccment for tbem to go all out and ponies being all with thc Eng Thames from Putney to Mortlake lish cn, and the second encounter But ti'..es have changed or I have the most brilliant auspicious cir Stakes, th.- winner's starting price for a win, they at once began to make over the classic Varsity course, but changed; for I would not enjoy it cumstances. There has been no being 20 lo 1. A typical Ascot epi tl emselves "safe" and a sure scoring that won back thc cup, showed that the date has not yet beenfixed. It the first result was no fluke. If thc now, although 1 feel as young as I Court mourning to interfere with sode was -witnessed when the well- of three poit ts fer leading on the may be July 24th, or possibly Sept used to be, and some people say I an*, the attendance each day of their known filly "Bambusa, on whom odds first innings, by making it a draw. American players under-estimated ember 7th. It is too early to for any tluir opponents in the first game, just as foolish as I used to be. And Majesties and their distinguished of 13 to $ were laid, was beaten out From thc public point of view these sound opinion as to thc Australians I will tell you why. guests from Windsor Castle.. Thi* of a place for th c Triennial Stakes. tf.ctks killed all interest in the match. they - had no excuse for doing so in prospects against the Champion. He Meeting may be said in a social I The position of Middlesex at the head tl.e -jecond, and indeed, American impresses one by his surpcrb physique, About three weeks ago I left my sense to have progressed in a cres this cat-e the hor-our:; went of the champiorship is largely due sportsmen have readily admitted that great length of limb,and obvious power. happy home and went away to a for cendo-like scale. On the opening Air. G. 1rl . Williamson's King Priam to the splcrdid achievements of Tar our men won on their merits. Brit Sheer physical strength is an essential eign land which is an Island of thc day, when tte weather was cold and by Your Majesty a horse which was rant and J. W. Hearne. They arc ish polo players realise that America qualification for such a puniching race sea, and stayed there a week and en .•ven chilly, the dresses were com- acquired for about 700 gi:ir.ea*» as a first and second respectively in thc really taught us how to win back as that over thc Championship course, joyed the beautiful perpetual sum parlively subdued, even for Ascot. yearling. Ascot ('.old Cup Day was English batting averages. Besides the Cup. Our team secured the but it is not the only requisite. Ernest mer; and I really think it made m? On Tuesday a heat wave reached a magnificert fut ction socially, though vietory by an ad livable combination Barry is regarded by competent judges feel younger. My daughter Carrie Ascot, and by Cup day, which wa; the heat wave to which reference has tlis Tarrant has taken more wickets of thc best characteristics of English as the most perfect waterman and and her friend, Mrs. Ellis, took.a nat Thursday, the dresses to be seen been made was more pronounced than (08) than ary ore else this season and American polo, and every man sculling machine ever seen, and his ion that they would go to Bermuda Is in the Koyal Enclosure and in the cvei Their Majesties made the jour- in first class epeket, and Hearne's of thc four vindicated his right to physique is by no means comtemptible. lands, which are owned by Great- paddock were assuredly the last from A irdsor Castle in semi- victims number 63. Further, Tarrant international honours. The dispar Moreover be sculls with his head at Britain and it is over 700 miles from rey.._ , ard wjre accorded a great re was the first player to con plctc his New York, over a rough trackles? word in daring and original dcagr. Stat agement lo which they were sub well as with the whole of the rest trf ception, and, for the first time for tl ousa.id runs this season. This feat jected before they sailed for America bis perfectly trained body, and his ocean. They said "We are going and After all though Ascot is socially several yea s, Queen Alexandre was has a'so bee 1 accomplished by his was, I am afraid, attributable in style is so perfect that he gives the we want you to go along.""! 6aid: incomparable, it is (writes "Centaur" also presc:i1 The Cup w.ts won for colleague Hearne, who was only one part to sonic very unfortunate jeal outsider the impression that he is not 'No, it fe too far for me to go at mv our racing Correspondent) the racing England by Air. Fairie's Aleppo who day behind Tarrant in doing so. To ous, ess. Thc critics agree that the racing but paddling. Paddon - is ac age and thfe time of* year". And th .•> which makes the meeting the wonder already this year had won thc Chester gether they had another great success two games that won back the Cup companied by Mr. Geroge beiferi, said:" Wc will take care of you. All ful event it undoubtedly is in respect in the match against Lancashire, you have to do fe furnish the money, ; Cup. This horse, with Junior, the were tbe finest, and certainly the who fe bearing a large share of the of thc making of Turf history. Mos winner of thc *v!ar-chester Cup, were scoring 380 for the second wicket, mosi thrilling ever witnessed in Aracr- financial responsibility of the trip and ane we will do thc rest." And that fe people know that the prize money tic chief h •pes of Engla-d, though ard setting up a TW record for Alid ca. Hunting bas been called "thc the match, and by Syd. Kemp, a son not hard to do when your credit i.s is vast and represents far more than nirc out of ten people reckoned the dlcsex cricket. Tarrant's share of this image of W'ar" ard the description of thc old Champion Peter Kemp. good, you know. "Once a man and is given at any oth a meeting. It race a ccrta ity for the French horse was 1086., bubutt continuing batting after would not be strained if applied to Mr. Seifert brought William Fogwcll twice a child," and I had to obey. totals approximately £50,000 which Bntletir, wi ) a year ago won thc his partner was out, Hearne raised thc last desperate cbukkers of that from Australia three years ago to meet We left home on thc morning of th • is really an extraordinary amount to Grand Prix in France. Bruleur this his score to 204, the Middlesex total breakneck deciding game at Meadow- Barry for the English Championship. 13th of February and arrived in New be distributed over four days. Eveiy tin e, did 1 •thirg to justify his pro- beir.g tl huge one of 501 for three brook. The team combination and F"or some time generous terms have York that evening. And when we got race has son e special interest. The rounced favouritism. But at thc last wickets, This has been a great season personal undertaking between our been offered to Barry for a visit to up ia the morning there was more tw ;its of course vary in their im 11 otrcnt the race •ked like being for tats en. One cannot recall an- men were almost perfect, and the Australia and hc now tells me it is than a foot of snow all over thc city, portance, but it is a fact that each- won for England by a three-year-old ot her ii which the double century ponies were faster and better trained his intention to make the trip after and I suppose there was some at But eve it would figure prominently i named Wiilbrook, owned by Dr. Ryan red so ft 1 quently. Hobbs than thc American animals, some of ler at the same time. W c were to leave th? programt e of any meeting held his match with Paddon. He is un but Aleppo came with a great rush hi cspoi sible for another bril- thc more famous of which arc be likely to agree to defend his title on New York on Saturday morning, els.when. ) rom the racing star-d- at thc finish and got up at thc post gs, I it ting up 215 against coming a little passe. Thc dogged which we did; but we had hard work poi it tl 2 JStcting had a magnih- li; ut 1 ini thc Parramatta, supposing, as is not to win by something less than a E sex. T*e cxt raordi lary thing about pluck shown by our players against improbable that hc is still World's to get to thc boat, for everything was cci t send oh 1 the opening day*. length. The winner is a wonderful the odds, the grim determination to blocked up with snow. But we got There were ti ree races of two miles, tl display that, whilnt •b Champion, but he will be quite rcadv stayer, though his trainer, Alec. Tay was g.-'tirg hi ch lant master fate, was beyond all praise, to compete in thc handicap races there and star* *d. the Ascot E akes, thc Gold Vast, lor, feared the ground would be too and thc fame of Captain Cheape, and the 60, h Triennial Stakes. Deal a d easy a t ;is couk be, the which form such a big feature of Aus The sea was not very rough but the hard lo suit him. This third day of >wli •'• g r- ppcai ei ill alto- who rode out to win the Cup breath tralian sculling. women got seasick and were sick all ing first wiih the Ascot Stakes it thc u ecti. g was a very serious 01c for 0 diffii* ing through quills down a broken has to be noted that an unusually g< ther for the thei Surrey batsmen the way. We arrived at Bermuda on backcrs who met with some heavy it oi e of wh 1 a total uosc, will live in thc annuls of Brit Monday evening and it was dark and large number of horses went to the reverses. Maiden Eelegh won the dc 30 i ish sport. There is not a British post. Let ii be recorded here thai of 381. Surre wo atch by OLD COUNTRY CHALLENGED AT we were taken to a hotel and whea we Rous Memorial Stakes all right, but seven wickets, aid it w regimental mess in any part of the got up in the morning it was like wak there is a great tendency in the chief Torchlight who started a 6 to 4 chance as :learlv a globe where the health of the vic HENLEY. handicaps of the year for the fields Hobbs' victory. Another In ie pcr- ing up in fairy land, for everything for the Granville Stakes got away forn a" ce was Charlcswort torious four had not been toasted. was green and flowers blooming. It to be very large. This race produc badly, and could only dead hat for 1 s 206 for And there is special joy in thc well ed a favourite in thc five year olds Warwickshire against York hire. This There is. every promise of another was Kke a new world after Sound-ring second place behind Armant, who be is thc second double known sporting Cavalry regiment oriliiant week at Henley regatta tois through tht deep, snow on Saturdav named Washing Day who was thought longs to a Frenchman, but is trained century that poached one of thc players to hold a great chance for the last made against the latter's clever bowlers year. Not only fe there just a possi morning. Before we left home our in an English stable. The plunge of from thc Artillery, with the effer bility that the King and Queen as passage was paid both ways aid our • Cesarewitch only he went wrong a the meeting was on Air. Jack Joel's and the fact is the more notable on of Captaincy just for the sake of few days before the race. At Ascot that account. But Chartesworth's ef well as thc Prince of Wales, whom boarding at the hotel for a week and Happy -A'arrior to win th-e St. James's his ploo. There could be no better Oxford has converted into an enthusi-. a number of carriage and boat rides he had a very light weight and ob- Palace Stakes, but thc jockey of that fort did not enable Warwickshire to tribute to the genuine enthusiasm viouily was much expected to win. win, notwiths.yi ding that their first astic Wet Bob, will be present, but to visit special places, and wc made horse did not distinguish himself, and of our sporting British Officers than there is almost a record foreign and use of them all and did c 'joy it to Others considerably fancied were most unluckily this hot favourite was innings total reached 424 for eight ihe fact that not a man of thc regi Annecy the winner of thc _ Great wickets, and that orkshire had to Overseas entry for the principal thc full. Their roads arc all macadam beaten a neck by Colonel HaH Walk ment dreamt of complaining about events. There are four challengers ized. The hills arc not large and the Metropolitan Stakes, Jim W hite the er's Carrickfergus who started at 100 follow on. Kent lave suffered an his own ignored seniority. The vic winner of the Newmarkets handicap; other defeat, Hampshire beating them for the Grand from Overseas and roads are cut right through them to to 6. That owner too won thc New tors have been lionised in New York, abroad, one for thc Thames Cup. two make tbem as level as possible. The The Guller, winner of the Chester Stakes, a very important race for at Tonbridge by 133 runs. This was and it would have needed an Army Cup last year, and Redwood, who at tlie first match of the hop county's for the Stewards Cup, and five few the rock is coral; it fe a soft white stone two-year-olds, with Let Fly, a new and Navy Stores to furnish all the Diamond Sculls. The great event that it can be cut with a saw, and they all figured on the IO to 1 mark. comer bred by White Eagle from _ festival week, but somehow the home spurs and whips begged for as momen- The only on c of these that managed side usually contrive to do badly of course is the Grand, and the pre cut it out of the hills in square blocks mare named Gondolcttc. It was a toes by charming American ladies. sence (rf four outside crews competing and build their houses of them. There to reach thc first three was Thc very hard race, and thc winner only- on that occasion. The ground is After the last game was over, Culler and he was third, beaten three charmingly situated, but the wicket in thfe event is a record. The Water is no timber on ths Ialand only cedar, just beat a good colt in Roseland who the famous Waterbury Brothers side opinion is that thfe year the Old and it don't grow large. There are lengths of a neck by Broad wood, was coreedirg 7 pounds. A hot fav is very uncertain, and during this declared that they were "through with owned by Mr. James dc Rothschild match it was never so good as when Country may not do so well as usual. some of the finest houses there I ever ourite for this race was Mr. Joel s international polo", but it is taken Tbe Canadian eigln from Winnepeg saw, for they are gen eratly own "d by and Asparagus. AU the way up the Sunfire, who spurted at thc start but Hampshire were batting first. In for grant d that next year we shall straight Asparagus seemed to have deed it is likely tbat the result would is already practising up river.for the wealthy people. Wc visited a house would not have been good er.ough have an American team at Hurl- Grand, and has made an excellent im that was owned and occupied at one 1 he race at his mercy but ther. in any case. Hornet's Beauty beat have been reversed if Kent had won inghai 1 after the Cup again. The Broadwood came with a terrific spurt the toss. pression. America is sending two time by Tom Moore, thc Irish poet, Cigar for the All Aged Stakes and a first competition for that trophy eights, one fron the Union Club at and many other i nportant places at the last and snathced a verdict disastrous day ended in Lord Derby's Cricketers all over the world and look place in 1886, and was won by on the post. To the astonishment not least in Australia will lament Boston, and the other the Harvard which I will tell you about when I see Light Brigade, on whom odds were England, it was not competed for Uuivsrsity winning crew, who have you. As the Island is small there arc of everyone an objection was lodged being laid, being beaten for the Bien thc death of Air. A. G. Steel, famous again until 1902, when the American on behalf of tue second on thc in the late seventies and early eight put up a new record for their course, no large farms; they are all large gr- nial Stakes by Air. J. Joel's Sun Yat- challengers were ence more defeated but yet only just beat the Bostonians. dens and they are well tilled, for I saw ground of bumping and boring, but ies both as batsman and bowler. Hz We lost it in 1909, and have recov it was overruled and the deposit came of a cricketing ancestry and Besides these formidable competitors no weeds in their gardens. I saw ered it at the third venture, after the Germans arc sending for the first acres of Bermuda unions and cabbage money forfeited. The winner, it mav nis truimphs began at Marlborough, Captain Hardrcss Lloyd failed in be added started at 25 to 1. CRICKET AND CRICKETERS. There he captained thc school eleven time a crew for the Grand. As to and lettuce and beets and celery, an 1911, and the Duke of Westminster their rowing style Httle fe knwon, but abundance of strawberries and potatoes for two years. On going to Cam in 1913. Thc gloon y fact confronts crick bridge hs achieved thc distinction physically lhey are said to be a very bananas and cocoanuts and oranges Glorvina won the Gold Vase for powerful and hefty lot. England will and lemons, and all kinds of tropical Lord Derby. This filly, who ia a eters in this country that even as the never before or since equalled by gam» becomes more interesting the any under-traduage, of heading the be represented in thfe event by three plants, both cultivated and growing sister of Cragnour, tlie horse that or four crews, of which Leander an wild. They raise no grain nor hay. was disqualified for thc Derby last general public grows lrss interested. English bowling averages. He at Last season's cricket (writes Mr. Gil o:ice became an All England cricketer, AUSTRALIA'S TENNIS CHAM- ili.* two leading UniveraUe boats can I think St. Patrick must have dis year, had disappointed her owner PIONS. alot.e be seriously regarded. Leander covered the Island, for there are no in the Oaks. Her gam; however is bert Jessop) was thc most interesting played eleven lin.es for thc Gentlc- from the cricketer's point of view, for n cn against the Players et Lords, has got a fine crew together this year, toad* nor snakes there. There is clearly staying for she came out and stroked by R. C. Bourne, thc famous but twelve thousand acres in the Is won this race easily by four lengths a long tin t. I have yet to learn, how and took part in thirteen test n atche* Unltss the continental players re ever, that a"y of our country clubs against the Australians. He was a veal a strength beyond thc expect Oxonian oar, and the orjy man who land and nineteen square miles. We from Mr. J. de Rothschild's Cia- has ever itroked four boats to victory, vfeited the parliament and they wereia cinnatus, and the favourite Air. experienced anything to rival thc late stalwart member of Mr. Ivo Bligh'3 ation of anyone, ft is pretty well a lamented rubber boom. It made no louring team. Air. Steel was really foregone conclusion that Australia in the Varsity boatraces. Thsy are session. There are about 19,000 in Halton's Thistleton. Birlingham who late in starring their training, but habitants, and two thirds of tfc-sun are won the ooth Triennial Stakes for differe ce to the gate receipts. The the first bowler to devise the art erf will win ks way through the Davis latest authority to join thc army of concealing from the batsman the Cup competition to meet America Leander are famous for coming to Mack, and they appear to be intelligent the Duke of Portland is oz.e ot the gether at the top of their form at the people; and there are a mixture ol ne best four-year-olds in the country croakers a"d pessimists is no less a per way thc ball was going to break, for the possession of the trophy. son than thc "Head" of Eton, in and Mr. Edward Lyttlet-en, who Certainly England will not bar the right moment. The Diamond Sculls groes aud Indians. and a wonderfully improved horse. appears to be something of a certainty He is a son of William III whose his day a cricketer erf distinction, who kept wicket for him so often, used way, not even should J. C. Berke asserts emphatically that county crick to say that h; was never quite sure suddenly recapture his best form, for Dibble, the Toronto sculler, who Our hote' ,was about a mile across stock improves with age as a rule. fe the Amateur Champion of America, the bay front the town of Hamilton The first horse got by that brilliant et k insufferably dull. And this in how the ball wa> going to tui*n. which has capriciously deserted him the very midst of what cricketers Mr. Steel was a famous Admiralty far the moment. The Beckcnham and has for some time been in careful and one night the women said they performer Bayardo tu win a race is training at Henley under Ernest Barry wanted to go over to the Hamilton Mr. Waldorf Astor'3two-year-old Filly then selves regard as a thrilling season. lawyer, and, at the time of his death Tournament afforded an indication I have said that much might be done w-s Recorder of Oldham. I remem of what is likely to happen should the World's Champion. It is anfort- hotel to see a large party that was named Good and Gav, who was re unate that this year no outstanding to be there and it was free for all. turned a winner ol the Bessborough to brighten up first class cricket, ber two characteristic things done England and Australia encounter which has too often in the past stirr in the field by "A .G.". Playing each other in the Cup Ties. In the sculler is able to defend the title fer Well, wc went and I saw all I want Stakes. But the most important England. To tell the truth, serious ed and more too, for there was a ball race on this opening day for the ed the bored spectator's men orw a/ainst the Australians at Liverpool Kent Championship Double, H. Rop to recall that famous Shakespearian h"j captured the most formidable er Barrett and A. W. Gore, the heroes rowing and sculling with its in&s- going on and they were dancing the two-yea«--olds was undoubtedly the pensable rigiurs of training is suffering Old Hugem Snug Dutch waltz, then Coventry Stakes which the Tetrarch line, "O God, how weary, flat, stale, batsmen of a great smiling side, of many a desperate tusscl, played and unprofitable arc all the uses of when thht player was well set and A. F. Wilding and Norman Brooke?. in thfe country like rotne #ther manly they struck up the tango, that's the won a year ago. On thi? occasion sports of our forefathers,, from the name of it, but I called it the balky the winner proved to be Mr. w. M. this world." But, conceding that a as comfortably "in possession ' as The match recalls the never-to-be- livelier conduct in tbe field, a bolder a bailiff, by creeping up close to the forgotten day at Wimbledom seven soft allurements of golf. horses, for lhey would pull ahead and SaviU's Lady Josephirc, the wonder one would fly back; then they would fully bred filly by Sundridgc from courage at thc wicket, and less I.AIS- wicket unseen, a manoeuvre for years ago when the Oversea Cham SEZ FAIRE during the tea intervals in which he used the umpire as an pions were defeated after winning paw and kick and they would try to American Girl. She cost I.700 guineas lie down but tbe woman's dress was • as a ycarlirg, and the value of this the pavilion might cheer up the game effective screen, and thereby snapping the first two sets, and being within wonderfully. I fancy the spirit oi up an impossible catch. It was a a point of victory in the third -000— too tight and she would make an saoe to thc winner was £1,673. This other effort to pull, and that's thc smart filly has never yet been beaten. the tinr.es—these rather 'co-itermonger painful siiiprise to the batsman. Since then Wilding has become per times*—is for something more breath The other episode was also in a haps the finest player in the world, THE SUFFRAGETTES. tango. There was a large corridor on There were great hopes that His two sides of the dancing hall and it Majesty would win the Pri rec of less and less subtle tnan cricket. Tha match again.* 1 Australia. "A.G." for so hc is likely to prove this seas real speeding up of life all round be was Captain trf the English -side, on and Brookes is still young enough London, July &—Tbe Women's Free was filled with fine ladies and gen Wales' Stakes with Bcakespcar, but tlemen spectators, and the men were it was his fate to be beaten by Tor. gan wkh the practical uses of elec and the Australian batsmen were to be nearly at Us best, but the dom League, a Suffragetts Society to tricity and was fomented by petrol. making hay of "A.G.'s" best nedium Englishmen are now veterans in the day addressed letters to Kiug George aH smoking and the ladies seemed to J. Buchanan's Marton. The value enjoy it, for I suppose it is tbe fashion erf this race was £2,375. The motor car and tbe monoplane paced bowlers. At last he took the sore and yellow leaf of athleticism. a ud Premier Asquith protesting against have completed what the telegraph blanket off his. dark horse; Le. put At Beckcnham they were really out ithe omission in the King's annual that hasn't reached here yet. We did not stay long, for I had seen balky Comirgto thc second day the chief and telephone started. We are plag on a quite unknown West country classed, and the general effect was a birthday and aew year honours lists ued with the demon of hurry, and fast bowler whose considerable merits depressing exposition of the weak of any mention of " many notable pub horses in my young days, and I never event of course: was the Royal liuni liked them. Cup, and those who witnessed it will the public shows signs of "neves.** had attracted "A-G.'s" dfe_rimin- ness (rf English lawn tennis st the lic spirited women who render valuable not soon forget its chief feature which, A few years ago people were willTng ating notice. The new bowler peeled present moment. We seem to Jiave service to the nation." Our time was up on the twenty- beyond all question," was the tedious to watch an Inman compiling a meth off his swacter, and prepared, under no promising youngsters comine on. fourth and we took the boat on Tues delay of half an hour which took place odical billiard break by "slow par the watchful eye of the Australian If you put them on a tennis lawn London, July 3.—A well dressed wo day morning and got to New York o at the starting post. It undoubtedly tience ard soft degree*." To-day champion, to loosen his arm by send they would probably look for a sunk man with two revolvers ia ber pocket Thursday evening; and we had a affected thc charces of the horses they almost hoot. If. Mr. C. B. Fry ing down the usual practice balls. en tin can in the middle (rf it and the was arrested late to-night at the gates awful rough passage and' tim- women with heavy weights to carry. The stays ten minutes at the wicket with "A-G." stopped- him peremptorily. pennant of some golf deb. Wilding of Buckingham Palace where she de got sicker than ewer, but I didn t; I favourite was Prince Kirsky's Atglou out scoring- they show the same irri "Bowl at the wickets, man", he is hitting the ball in a terrific manner. manded entrance and insisted on see jast got so wobbly that I could not who, however, shattered his chances tation that is evinced when at golf said, "don't give your band away Trae to his centre-court theory, he ing King George. walk without bumping my head by making a bad start. The Curragh "the -twnple ahead" want to study to begin with." That bowlers first drives the ball down the middle at a against the wail* but we got through and Blue Stotie were amongst the the lie « a crucial putt on which ball knocked the leading batsman's pace that prohibits all hope of. an k all right. The women left me at conspicuous failures but Braxted put hang the destiny of Empire and a middle stump almost as far as long- effective return. English players were Philadelphia and went to Washington up a' Sne show and was only beaten half-a-cre-wn. The powers that be stop. practically hit off the court; they won and I came home on Friday evening i.i the last 200 yards by a three-year- wiH" be wise to do all that can be only two games in the first set, aqd one . COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE and they didn't get honm mm**i, Tues old named Lie-a*-*©ed owned by the done, -without impoverishing the true in the second. England played Bel day, Man* St wW-611 *?• *& birthday, t miner of Jim East. This horse had cricket traditioi* to brighten up the gium in the first round of the Davis LAXATIVE BROMO-QBININE. ifr and Carrie get home m tstmm-.to help the minimum impost of six stone and game lest in ti«* a generation arise THE GREAT POLO VICTORY. Cup, and selected team has created coves the cause. Used the world, over eat the -turkey; and all is w*J[. I e had some chance on form. But few that knows not Joseph. Cricket can a surprise. Of course Parke could to cure a cold m opt day. Ef. W. never was better in my life. Se I will people cared to consider him seriously flourish without a mob, but pi ias* The story of the recapture of the not be kit oat, even though off hit say good bye and my love to all. I am form, bat neither could F. G. Lowe. GROVE'S signa. wro<«:ew5h box. Hade i 1 a race of this" description with a let us keep thc genuiuc sporting inter Polo Cup from America is a sheer by - .I " I still CW Urie'p. _ featherweight jockey up.' Hence his est. It is a great game; in some res. romance. The English Team crossed The latter has proved prclty conclus JAMES MOORE. Starting price of 35 to I and the sur- the Atlantic to do battle for the KARIS lIEDltiN-L: >-0„ Saint Louis. U. SLS i TU B0TAL SitZIlTt, TUESDAY, JOLT 7, 1914.
assumed such proportions that action If [TLOCAL NOTES. HAMILTON POLICE COURT. of some sort becam. imperative. IEILET REGATTA Fnneral of Royal Victims Needless to say, thea as now, that m-pm —— Alleged Theft Of Cricket Bats. question was exploited to the utmost Itjhaslbeen decided to discontinue for purely party purposes. |ir.. the Penny Readings in Pembroke At the Hamilton Polke Court yes FATAL DROWNING ACCIDENT. GRIEF OF THEIR CHILDREN. Chamberlain had visions of a Utopia Parish until October. terday before the Wor. R. \V. Appleby Gorgeous Ceremony. in which every Irish cottier should be * * » J.P., P.M. Allan Wales a boy aboat Henley, July 3.—Two American come the happy possessor of "three The Admiralty has decided not to tea years of age was charged with 1 crews will compete in the final for Vknna, July 3.—In the presence of acres and a cow.' With this policy expend sny overtime money, in effec stealing two cricket bats the property Grand Challenge Cup at Hentey to the Conservative press ef ftbe day ting repairs to the Lancaster. of Mr. H. J. Tucker. Remanded Emperor Francis Josef, Archduke morrow. Harvard second eight beat Charles Francis the new hek to tl e made much merriment, and a witty » » * pending arrest of alleged accomplices Winnepeg in the first semi-final of parodist produced some lines on ths throne, many Archdukes and Arch Mfes Vera Eve has arrived by the the Grand^ Challenge Cup. Harvard duchesses, diplomats and high military model of "The Better Land," which R. M. S. P. Caribbean tor her sum Insulting Language won by yi of a length in 7 minutes had a considerable vogue and evoked and civil officials, the futcral of the mer vacation. Dr. Karl G. Hollis flat. The record is 6.51. Harvard Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his a broad smile throughout the coun is also an arrival. John Losic Hassall charged with se_med_ perfectly fresh they had try:— wife the Duchess of Hohenberg was * * * using insulting language on Saturday maintained thek form throughout held in the Chapel of the Hofburg A special thanksgiving service ist evening to a lady in Front Street and had rowed a perfect race in a thfe afternoon. Emperor Francis Josef "I kear thee speak of a bit o' land, pleaded not guilty. The evidence And a cow for every labouring hand; Pembroke Church will be held at drizzling rain and a strong follow and the members of the Imperial NOTICES. the 28th anniversary of the Sisters of having been heard the magistrate ing wind. On the other hand Winni family had assembled in the Gobe'in Tell me, dear Joseph, where fe that convicted the accused and imposed a shore. Working Men's Aid and Ladies of peg showed, signs (rf faltering after Salon of the Hofberg and proceeded fine of 24/- and 12/- costs. passing the half mile post and were Where shall I find it and work no Indusrtry Society. thence to th; Chapel. The aged LEAVE OF ABSENCE. * * * rowed out at tbe finish. The union Emperor and the new heir apparent more? Publishing Defamatory Matter boat club of Boston won the second Is it at home, this unoccupied Leave of absence, on private affairs occupied seats on the Oratorium above His HONOUR P. M. C. SHEPIFF, is granted to Captain L. C. Lewis, semi-final from the Mayonce rowing the right side of the high altar while Chief Justice, is granted vacation leave ground, Mrs. Keeler, of the Theatre Royal, club of Germany by part of the Where the three acres and cow will Lincolnshire Regiment., A.O.C, from the ambassadors had places on the loft. of absence, with effect from the 7th 24th July, 1914 to 30th September was charged by Mr. Kaplan, moving canvas in seven minutes flat. C. M. Twenty members of the corps of Of July, to the 6th of September, be found? picture proprietor, with unlawfully Stuart of Trinity Hall Cambrdige Is it where the Pheasant and Par 1914, wkh permission to travel in gentlemen-at-arms in gorgeous umV 1914, inclusive. U.S.A. and Canada. publishing certain defamatory matter beat E. G. Willliams of the Vikings fort-'A, stood at attention at tbe skies tridge breed. regarding him in the public street in rowing club by a length and a half * * • of the catalfalque. The ecclesiastical TUB HON. AMBROSE GOSLING, Mem Or in the fields where the farmer is Hamilton on tbe 30th tilt. in the first semi-final of thc Diamond sowing his seed? We regret to hear that Mr. Alex procession when the Emperor and the ber ef thj Legislative Council, is Mr. J. R. Conyers appeared for Sculls. His time was 8 minutes 45 Imperial party had taken thek seats ?;ranted leave of absence with effect Is it upon moors so wild and grand ander Tucker, (rf Camden, who left tbe prosecution. seconds. Giuseppe Sinigaglia of Como I shall find thfe bit of arable land?— Bermuda for a stay in Eng lard quite came slowly down the asiles headed by . rom tbe 7th to the 13th of July, 1914 Mr. Kaplan stated that on the day Italy beat Robert Dibble of of Toron the Court Master of Ceremonies a d inclusive. Not titers; not there; my Giles.** recently, has been s:rously ill at to, Ontario in the second semi-final Liverpool. He is now however, pro in question he was in F40M Street in 20 acolytes carrying lighted candles Ia those days although his instincts company with Mr. E. G. Russel near (rf the Diamond Sculls. Sinigaglia took places at the sides erf thc coffins. gressing favourably. won by five lengths in 8 minutes THE WOR. T. H. H. OUTERBRIDGE, were pronouncedly radical Mr. Cham aaa the Cable office. Defendent came The Cardinal Prince Piffi, Archbishop J.P., M.C.P., is granted leave of ab berlain entertained ideas of a grand up and said "You Jew Christ-killer; 33 seconds. Dibble collapsed at the of Vknna, assisted by two Bishops We regret to hear that Mr. A. W. winning post and fell out of the boat sence with effect from the 7th of united Empire; and as by degrees he Lynds, foreman printer of the " Royal you are a crook and a fraud". Wk officiated at the service which was July, to the 7th of October, 1914. cast tte slough of a Birningha 1 ness moved away without saying but was promptly rescued by ths very brief. The only music was an Gazette", who left here for a vacat Umpire launches. inclusive. magistrate and developed info a states ion in May last has been ill since ar anything and stopped near Mesa-s. anthem which was beautifully render man those ideas took more and more riving in England and fe now under R. Darrell & Co's in company with ed by the Court choir, composed en- I a gentleman named Duffield when London, Julv 3. —W hile on has definite shape. He followed in the going a course of treatment at a sana wav to the Henlev regatta early tkely of boys. Later in the eveaing POLICE. wake of Mr. Gladstone, however, be torium. defendent came up and repeated the the children of the Archduke a**d the same words in jvir. Duffi-elds prisence today Sir Denys Anson was acci cause he was at that time of the opin * * * dentally pushed off a crowded pleas Duchess accompanied by the Countess Probationary Appointment. ion that some measure of Home Rule The news came by the mail on the Edwin George Russelle, Real Estate ure launch in the Thames and drown Chetek proceeded to the chapel and was necessary for Ireland; and so long 3rd inst (rf the birth (rf a son to C. P._ Agent, Hamilton, deposed that he ed together with J. C. Mitchell who prayed by the side A the coffins of MR. L. W. MORRIS to be a Polke as that scholarly but most opportun O. and Mrs. Mann. It will he re had been talking to Mr. Kaplan out plunged into the water in an effort their parents. Their grief was heart Constable, on probation, with effect, ist of politicians declined to surrender membered that Mrs. Mann was, be side Theatre Royal. Defendent came to -save his friend's life. Constan- breaking. from the 4th trf July, 1914. to the fordes of sedition, Mr. Cham up and forbade witness to use thc fore her marriage, Miss Ada McRonald tine Beckenderf, Russian Ambassador, 000—i— berlain was wkh him heart and soul. the only daughter of P. C. McRonald chairs and piano in the Theatre Royal tried to rescue the other two men, But the school of which Mr. Gladstone Victoria Row, Ireland Island. as they were her property. She then and narrowly escaped death himself. He in the nineteenth century and Messrs. addressed Mr. Kaplan and said," You MEXICO. * * * was picked up in a state of collapse. THE DENTAL REGISTRATION Asquith, Lloyd George and Churcihll Jew-nosed crook; you Christ-killer." in the twentieth century are the out The Venerable the Archdeacon and Mr. Kaplan said nothing to defendent Vera Cruz, July 3.-—-Twenty children ACS, 1911. standing figures taught, and teaches, Mrs. Davidson leave for a few weeks in witnesses' presence. Striking the Balance. fourteen women and two men com that party is not a means but an end. vacation in Canada on July 25th. posed the entire party of British sub TBE NAME ot tbe undermentioned The Rev T. Davies, Rector" of thc Mr. Conyers submitted that the Henfey-on-Thames. July 4.—Har To secure a party in office Mr. Glad words used were not trivial but serious. jects who arrived here to-day from Dentist has been placed on the Dental stone did not shrink from sacrificing Church of St. John the EHvire, Has- vard's second eight, rowing with splen Mexico City in obedience to the advice Register, under date of the 4th of brouck Heights, New Jersey, will Hfe Worship held that the charge did judgment to-day defeated the interests dear to every self-respecting had been made out, but the case was given to Englishme 1 by Sir Lionel July, 1914, under the provisions of citizen, even as his successors are do take duty during the Archdeacon's Union Club of Boston in the final Carden that they take their families The Dental Registration Act, 1911:— of a "trivial" nature within the mean of the Grand Challenge Cup and se ing to-day. After an appeal to the absence. ing of the Act. out of the country temporarily. It is cured the coveted trophy for the I expected that the majority of the country, the result of which he had * * * Defendent having elected to be tried MR. LESLIE DUNBAR BELL, D.D.S. hoped would be to put him in a pota The Bermuda Boat and Canoe Club United States for the first time in its • members of the British Colony at the by t'-ie magistrate pleaded guilty to history which dates back to 1839. capital will remain in Mexico City. tion to ignore Charles Stewart Par- have taken Fern Island as a Camping having used the words complained of ground. The race gave the thousands of spec nell and ?'l his works, Mr. Gladstone His worship convicted, and imposed El Paso, lexas, July 3. —While the took the rounder of the Land League, Two additions are announced to tators a capital display of waterman warring factions of the Constitutionalists MAGISTERIAL. thek regatta on July 23rd. There a fine of £5 and 16/- costs. ship. The Harvard crew received a the sworn brother of "No. 1." and Mrs. Keeler laid an information are attempting to adjust thek difference Skin-the-Goat, to bis heart—and will be a three blade race with a turn great cheer as they passed the stand. the arrest and possible execution of- a Hamilton Parish. and a race for mixed fours has been against Mr. Kaplan for raising his The Bostonians who rowed a dogged brought about the split of 1886, when cane at her in a threatening attitude British subject in Constitutionalist Mr. Chamberlain, Mr. Goschen and added. race were also cheered by the oarsmen territory has developed anew complica IT IS NOTIFIED for general informa on two occasions on the 17th of June along the banks vho greatly admired Sk George Trevetyan refused to follow * * * and the 3°th of June 1914. tion. Mr. James Caldwell, the Brit tion that the Wor. C. M. McCallan thek leader on a course whkh Sir these crews. Harvard's victory fe ish consular agent at Zacateces reported On the evening of the 3rd inst the popular in England, as English oars J.P., Acting Police Magistrate, St. William Harcourt had not long before Bible Class conducted by .uiss G. to-day that George St. Clair Douglas George's, will attend at "The Lyceum described ss "marching through re OOO men assert that is it a vindication of a Scotsman was under arrest and about Scott gave a social combining a fare the English style which they say Hall, Hamilton, Parish, on Tuesdays pine to the dismemberment of thc well to Canon Bruce Mackay and their to be submitted to a Court Martial on aid Saturdays in each week at 4.30 Empire*.** Sk George Trevelyan was CUSTOM HOUSE—HAMILTON. Chanter look from Eton to America. a charge of having assisted the Federals teacher, and a welcome to the Rev. At the conclusion of the regatta. Vis p.m., commencing on Saturday, the afterwards brought back to the hire; E. V, R. Ketchum, the locum teners during the recent fighting incident to tith instant, until further notice, in ENTERED. countess Hambleden presented the tat Mr. Chamberlain despite torrents during the Rector's absence. Miss the capture of the city by Villa's troops. order to hear local magisterial cases. of abuse compared wkh whkh Mr. prizes to the winning crews and oars H. C. Miles thc British Vice Consul G. Scott is leaving for a vfek to the July 4.—Br. S.S. Cayo Gitano, Geater, men. L. Saftenstall and Louis Cur Lloyd George's "Slioiehouse" utter U. S. on Saturday. at El Paso after consulting with both ances were mild, remained steadfast. London, England, \V. T. James & tis, both of the class of 1914 received Carannza's and Villa's agens horeto- Small wonder that the heathen raged Co., Agents. the Grand Challenge Cup on behalf day finally secured assurances thu no THE SCHOOLS ACTS, furiously together and imagined Mr. WEDDING. July 6.—Br. S.S. Cnignecto, Lewis, of Harvard. Each member of the disposition would be mad*.- of the Halifax, W. T. James & Co., Harvard crew also received a medal. 1907, 19*9. Chamberlain a vain thing. His oppo Douglas case until Mr. Theodore sition to the Gladstone-Parnell pact Freestone—Boyle. Age-nts. The Harvard crew this evening enter Hamrn, American Consul si D trans meant the exclusion of the Radicals CLEARED. tained at Rosslyn House where they reached Zacatocas and invesigati* the Notice to Parents, Guardians and are staying. The Henley regatta, which from office for a term of seventeen out We have received from the St. July 4. -Br. S.S. Cayo Gkirao, Geater, affair on beh.ilf of thc W ushi ;gton Teachers. of twenty years. ended on Saturday has further con State Department and tie British John's Globe of the 24th June, an Havana, Cuba, 750 tons inward firmed the fact that England can interesting account of the weddine of Foreign Office. 1.—Under the above Acts tbe par cargo. not now claim the amateur aquatic su It was in 1895 under the Marquis Miss Gwendolen Louise Boyle, daugh July 6. -Br. S.S. Chignecto, Lewis, premacy. With the Grand Challenge ent or Guardian of every child over 7 of Salisbury's administration that ter trf Mr. W. James Boyle of Sunny- and under 13 years of age upon whom St. Kitts, W.I., 900 ions inward Cup won by Harvard, the Diamond •—-000 Mr. Chamberlain took office in a bank, St. George's and the Rev. John cargo. Sculls won by the Italian Sinigaglia is left a Return under the provisions capacity whkh permitted the full Henry Freestone, of London, England. of Section 23 (1) of the Schools Att, July 6.—Br. S.S. Bermudian, Mc the two most important events of the HOMER BAKER WINS HEAT IN development of hfe ideas. In that Miss Boyle has be*n vfeiting in the Kenzie, New Yotk. regatta were lost to England. From 1907, shall, on or before the 14th day year he became Secretary ot State family of Dr. ,V. R. Coytter. BRITISH CHAMPIONSHIP. of July instant, insert t herein the 1839 to 1906 no foreign of overseas for the Colonies; and even as Pitt The wedding took place at (Jucen particulars thereby required, and shall 000—— crew had taken the Grand Challenge Four Mile Championship retained made Great Britain an Empire in Square Methodist Church, S. John on Cup, but in the latter year the Bel on or before such SIR PERCY SCOTT SAYS DREAD NOUGHTS ARE OBSOLETE. BOYS SUMMER UNDERWEAR The Woman's Work Berlin, July 3.—A vkw recently 1 THE Famous ,^ 1 expressed by the British Admiral, Sir Percy . Scott, that the devclopemnt Exchange < • ':., gjtamu. THI EOTAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1914. f THE LATE RT. HON. JOSEPH *w 21 A VALUABLE SUGGESTION CHAMBERLAIN. A Mothers Joy Prominent Public Men Pay Tribute Her little Wasted Baby KEATINCS Important to Everyone To the Dead Statesman. •ade bright and well London, July 4.—The death of the F CWCER A by the power of these Tablets. It is aow concede I by physicians Rt. Hon Joseph Chamberlain though Jta. Sijfh H. Fein, residing at 82, Des- that the kidneys should have more occuring at 10.15 ths previous evening bow*ugh-*ML, Bastleigh, Hants., speaking to attention as tbey coat-rot the other was only announced at ten o'clock a representative, said: " I am convinced KILLS yesterday morning. After many years that Dr. Ca'ssell'e organs to a remarkable degree and do a tremendous amount of work in illness th: immediate cause oi d.ath Tablets saved my removing the poisons and waste mat was hsart failure. All tha prominsnt child's life. When public men pay eloquent tributes to baby was only a few ter from the system by fii! ring Mood. weeks old I had to ths dead statesman. Mr. John Red Sprinkle ** Keating*."* Especially when we live an indoor have advice, and on thc floor*;, in cup Hfe, the kidneys should receive some mond bang particularly g nerotis. for four months the boards and. ail placet assistance when needed, as we take He said, "Ireland has long forgotten child was under where beetles are all bitter emeories in the feeling of seen. Vaa my filled less exercise, drink less water and often fi*?tib medical care. Bat bellows to blow the eat _ more -atich heavy food, thereby sympathy at the pathetic spectacle M"Sg%3iir*i. -^ - %y, he oaly got wouse. ^*%tr^""'*"'S-33!L" He was so appall- Powder Into cracks forcing the* kidneys to do more work of Chamberlain's long illnjss. He was and crevices. a great man**. The Pall Mall Gazette 4 than Nature intended. * Evidence of '^^••p*-****^*-^^- .^ja couht eViray „ BUGS aod Sprinkle ' Keating' s " Kidney trouble, such as lame back, states that although burial in West H FUAS. oo bedsteads, sheets b n< and blankets, also annoying Madder troubles, smarting minister Abbsy will be offered, it is Bobv Fern, Hams. ° ?-, » made me underclothing and or burning, brick-dust or sediment, certain tbat ths funjral will be at Bir shudder to nndiesa him, he was such a frail little skeleton of socks. Place it thickly sallow complexion, rheumatism, may mingham with a 1112 rr. or ial sjrvic. at round edges of carpets. the Abbey. Sir Wilbjrt Parker said a baby. He eould not keep anything on be weak or irregular ^heart action, his little etomach, not even the breast, FLIES ami Fumigate by placing "Chamberlain was tke first Colonial MOSQUITOS. " Keating's " on a tin warns you that your Hdaeys require though I am quite healthy. We exi>eeted lid over an ordinary help immediately to avoid seriouj Secretary who ever understood th. him to die anv moment. When we got candle shade bidder. trouble. colonies and realized tie great Dr. Cassell's Tablets baby weighed only Close doors and ness of their position." Mr. Cham 7 pounds. Sow, two months later, he is windows. Many physicians claim that an berlain's funeral which according to over 12 pounds, and ever BO bright and But insist on having herbal medicine containing no minerals his own wish will ba a most simple well." ~Jfc*Rmg's" — sig or opiates bas the most healing in nature THOMAS one will be held in Messiah Unitarian fluence. An ideal herbal compound KEATING on red Church, Birmingham, rext -Monday, band on every tin. 9 that has had most remarkable success m intermsnt will bi in Hockley Cjmetery. Dr. Cassell's as a kidney and bladder remedy is m*g*__a*___ In his youth Mr. Chamberlain was a __ Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root. Sunday School Teacher in the Messiah You may receive a sample bottle Church. Mrs. Chamberlain through Tablets. of Swamp-Root by Parcels Post. out the day received numaroua mess The effica-y ot Dr. Oas^-ell's Tablets has Quebec S.S. Co. Ltd. Address Di rKilaicr & Co., Binghamp- ages of condolence including telegrams ton, N.Y., and enclose ten ceats; also been proved again and again in cases of: NEW YORK AND BERMUDA from the King and Queen and the Qu_oii Nervou-- Break-damn, Indigestion, mention " Bermuda Royal Gazette." 5 SERVICE Mother Alexandra and other members Nerve Paralysis, Stomach Disorders, of the Royal Family and from prom Spinal Paiaiysis, Children'* WeaknoM, R.M.S. "Bermudian.'' 10,500 tons inent parsons at home and abroad. Infantile Paralysis, Rickets, OPIUM CULTIVATION. Neurasthenia, 6t. Vitus' Dance, displacement. The fastest steamer in The King in sending Mr. Chamber Nervous Debility, Malnutrition, the New \ ork service and only steamer Sleeplessness, Wasting Diseases, sailing direct from Hamilton Pekin, July 3.—Manchuria and elev lain's widow a message of sympathy Anamia, Organic weakness. en of the eighteen provinces forming said:"I deeply regret the loss of or.c for Infants' P Kidney Disease, Palpitation, SCHEDULE J Chinaj>roper are declared to be fres of whom I had the deepest admiration Backache, Vital Exhaustion, opium and the British government satis and respect." Tho Premier and Air. FOR THE LITTLE PRINCES AND PRINCESSES Old-age We:, tin ss, Steamer Leaves N.Y. Leaves Bda fied that this declaration is correct has Bonar Law will pay tributes to his and are specially valuable for -nursing agreed that according to a previous ar ir.e ory in the House of Commons on during the time ot teething and for fretfiilness mothers and the critical periods ol life. Bermudian May 30 June 6 rangement no Indian opium hereafter Monday. Sold the world over. Prices in Gnat «• June 10 16 shall be permitted to enter these pro- London, July 3.'—Not ance the deal h and the manv ailments common to infancy. Britain: 1/1. and 2/9; the 2y9 size is the •" 20 27 1 vinces. The Chinese govarnmsnt has of the Earl of Beaconsficld has the loss more economical. it at Ashton & Parsons Free Medical Advice on receipt of full July 1 July 7 sent instructions to the Gov«*nors of of an English statesman called forth nfants' Powder! are Kiipr.mleed to be perfectly harmless they cr particulars of your own case, \fark your — 11 18 tke remaining provinces to cut down such universal expressions of regret lie *»usis comfort the « 11i 1 tl—produce a natural. iettmt"'¥irmtez" end mail to Dr. Ca6selTs*0o^ CHIIII. rc-fieshmg si " " 22 28 the use of opium and prohibit the culti and the ranking of party differences as , rend r it* * liiiii: juitc easv prevent pain and IttA-, 480, Chester-road. Manchester, England. " Aug. 1 Aug. 8 vation of the poppy before the end of the passing of Jospeh Chamberlain. disorder—are pleasant to the taste are mil*! ami j^entk* in action—may the year. The Liberal and Radical cewspapers be given to the youngest and m ist delic t** babe—and there is no Subject to change without notice if possihl ol'je* tion to their frequent and ton.inucd use •—•—000 to-day view with the Unionist journals circumstances should require. in warmhearted tribute to the man WATl-INOTON * CONTEBS, GOLF. they ungrudgingly corfess was ore A ths greatest Englishmen of his gener USED IN THE ROVAL NURSERIES Job Printing April 7, 1914.506a.tu.th Agents ation who rendered invaluable service Ottawa, July 3.—Mr. Gaorge Lyon to the Country and Empire and was With all the resources for obtaining the b^st -kifl and advice which of Lambton aid Mr. Bruce Evans of as true hearted a patriot as ever wealth and position can command, the tact thnt Ashton & I'aisons* the County Club Afc'averly, Mass., breathed. j Infants* Powders are freely used \n nc-si'v every Royal Nurse. \ were the winners to-day in the semi j in liurope, is, in itself, a splendid assurance i>i their real value Attractive and Up io date London, July 4.—All thc London FURNISHED finals at the championship tournament j and excellence They are administered to the little Princes and dailies to-day contain not merely col of the Royal Golf Association. Both jj Princesses with the approval of lh** gr- a* Court Phvsicians. the matches went 36 holes and were umns but whole pages ofapprecia' ion in black and coloured inks VILLAS i' played in magnificent summer weather. with biographical sketches oi the de * • * * COTTAGES ceased statesman Mr. Joseph Cham Supplied by Royal Commands lo 000 berlain. Perhaps the best character AND sketch is from the pen of T. P. O'Con H.I.M. THE BOWAQER EMPRESS Of RUSSIA Letterheads FLOODS IN CHINA. nor. Acting High Commissioner Per- ley publishes a tribute in the Morning H.R.H. THE DUCHESS OF FIFE Noteheads BUNGALOWS Post of which the following is an ex H R.H. THE CROWN PRINCESS OF ROUMANIA Canton, July 3.—Reports received tract. "The people of Canada have Billheads FOR NEXT SEASON here say that 10,000 persons have been always been interested in the great per H. I.H. THE GRAND DUCHESS OLOA OF RUSSIA Reservations may be made now drowned in the Vtest River Floods this sonality and the great work of Joseph H.R.H. PRINCE CAROL OF ROUMANL year are vvor,e than usual and that Chamberlain chiefly because of the Statements deaths from starvation in the affscted H.R.H. PRINCESS ALEXANDER HOHENLOHE EDWIN 6. RUSSELL splendid energy and enthusiasm that Envelopes districts have 1 • < nuir.crou >. he put into his work as Colonial Secre H.R.H. PRINCESS ELIZABETH OF ROUMANIA Hamilton Real Lstate Bermuda tary. I shared with my fellow country men the knowledge and appreciation H.S.H. THE HEREDITARY PRINCESS OF LE1NINQEN Cards 4-4-14.4)J3.tu.° ti of thc deep and active concern that he NO OTHER ME! H IN! NI CESSARY took in Imperial affairs. His death Catalogues leaves a great gap in the ranks of Em Mr. JAS. WEIR, Greenorile, Knapschehoop, Transvaal, Booklets WEAK TIRED owc^gc pire's Statesmen.** writes*;—"It may perhaps interest you to know ih.it wc have AND NERVOUS MEN just had a child of two months and 24 days siirc'.-sluiiy < til Folders A Great Political Figure removed. hi.-, first tooth, without illness except for a ia or two if Should send for luai 'e Pamphlet, explain- ing how all Ne r. and Organic Oerange- fretfu'ness. There are also two or three teeth .:lm<*-i lino \*Ji Pamphlets merits, Vmxictn.t •»' its-consequent genito- London, July 5.—The death of ths the minis. Tin- child has had no medii i 1 further tii 11 \* : t urinary (nabk % be successfully treated Rt. Hon. Joseph Chamberlain which Stringers without the tic STOMACH MEDCINES Mr.trie iri.i Powders, which I thii.k is a 11.".-I sati-favl y resul. OR ELECTRICi The Method is easy and removed one of the most striking figures plcasant, an d _ " ct a perfect and per- from British politics was an entire sur REMtLMBER-AsMna k ; i j- ..V -Ji Circulars manent core.The pamphlet is revised, and in prise as the condition of his health was progress with the most advanced researches not publicly known to be any worse Hfeg-'S lniantsTeethingPo -titrsart \.ui.r- C^^^fe' tit tine subject, together with hundreds of Dodgers RECENT TESTIMONIALS showing success- t han any time in the past two years. ****' a 11 teed to oe perfect'v {*ff^tfcs| \*£ssS§ ful cures. Sent ia a plain sealed envelope Mrs. Chamberlain who 1 ever left her Posters -pest free E. NORTON, 99 and 60, Chancery husband's side sii.ee he was striken with Lanc, London, England Over 40 years con PricemGreai Britain : Boxesemtteita •_• .'"/*• ; • ,,,,, aiitainmg paralysis seven years ago ard his son * * * * tinuous success free—20-10-07.—T.o. SBPowUcrs, 2\'J; Boxes .-.-urinias MO : •,:•-, 7',-J. Mr. Austen Chamberlain were with Mr. Chamberlain when death occurred at To be obUm-Ml at Cl*. un. • na-J :•„.;,- =.-1 -•—:is. ;., * ••!'. ORDERS SOLICITED 1.30 o'clock last night at his London resi ASHTON •& PARSONS. LIMSTS.D. 'ONS H, 5 (..ENGLAND EXECUTED WITH DESPATCH BEECHAM'S dence. The event cast a gloom to-day over thc London season which was at