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Vol. LXXXVII—No. 83. HAMILTON; BERMUDA, TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1914. SINGLE COPY, l&d (OR 3 CENTS).—20s. PER ANNUM
July Stakes, perhaps the oldest race but ii is very doubtful whether he will always beaten on points by men play, Lancashire had only one wicke Canadian, and Sinigaglia the Italian, for two-year-olds in the country. Some ever attain anv success in the ring. quicker than he is. Johnson is quicker to fall and their total was only 100. It easily beact -everyone ttey mst in the famous horses have won it in the past, Against Wells" he was very ack ward than Moran by a good deal. I find noth was hard luck on Warwickshire—sever ScaDs, and great excitement was roused but thc last winner subsequently to and clttnisv, swinging his Wows with ing to object to or to criticise in any was victory better deserved. To have when ttey met each other in the sanri- ! THE WORLD OF j win the Derby was Lord Rosehery's out much "idea as to direction. Some way in Johnsoa's style of boxing. it snatched from them at tte very final to-day. It fe pretty certain that Cicero on 1904. Tbis year there were one had evidently told him that, Car His method hardly varies. His chief moment of triumph in that way almost the inner of thfe teat—Singaglia only four runners of whom Mr. Bassett's pentier fashion, he- must hurtle Wells, attack is always with uppercnts of suggests that the Clerk of the Weather will win the final to-morrow. There Roseland so completely dwarfed the But tte rushing tactics of thc Aus the two arms. He is immensely ad is a Lancashire lad. wasa great and grucrling race ia the ! SPORT 1 others in iioint of merit as to be made tralian were very different from those vantaged by thc power of those form semi-finals for the; Grand to-day when i —— I a long odds-on-favourite. He won in of the incomparable French boy. It idable arms, those arms erf copper, LAWN TENNIS. the ^Canadians mit Harvard. Every a canter by six lengths and this son of was the bull necked rush of the gigan which fatugue and paralyse his ad Britisher cheered till his lungs burst { Front Our Special Correspondents ( William the Third is unquestionably tic Porthos compared with the serpent versary. I have said Johnson has still Some great and historic duels have to urge on the Winnipeg crew, who one of the best young horses of the onslaught of thc furious D'Artagnan. to be reckoned with, but his great day been fought out over the nets on the made a desp rate and plucky fight a season. Others are Lady Josephine Carpentier is said to have received fe over. Of one thing I am sure. In Wimbledon courts, but never a dourer tte way, but were beaten by three- and King Priam, both Ascot winners. £400 10 referee the Paris match, two years, one year, perhaps even fight mor a more dramatic finish was quarters of a length in the "equals London, July 3rd, 1914 by thc way, a nice little sum for an less, his conqureor, be he white or seen there, or perhaps anywhere els? record ftime of s~ven minut-s dead. Roseland is not the only high class evenings amusement, but he was a two-year-old at this Newmarket meet black will come. And Johnson does than thc struggle between Norman Harvard po-wes; *. staying power ami THE TURF. great draw. The French ladies simply not grow younger. I can see ahead Brookes, tte Australian champion, a trcmemdoiis, alni'ist irres"stible dash ing. At Ascot he had just failed to idolise him. Bell mav console himself give ;lbs. to Colonel Hall Walkers very clearly a line of succession to and Otto Froitzheim, thc voting Ger but the critics exp-ct B >s >i tj cat Main Englishmen who arc con that he onlv suffered" at the hands of Johnson—the negroes Langford and man, ia thc final of the .Ml Comer them in the final to-morrow. Bo-stou debutant. "Let Fl\," a handsome Wells preciselv what Wells did at the cerned with the racing have (our Corrc- son of White Eagle who now came Joe Jeanette—followed by Gunboat competition for thc World's Lawn out-paced the Germans in to-day's pondent "Centaur" writes) been keen hands—large " and heft v hands—oT Smith—or myself. Qui vivra verra". Tennis Championship. It seemed at semi-final but the Germans were not out again to win the Exeter Stakes. Gunboat Smith. When Wells is at ly interested in the race for the Grand He had not a big task, but he won in first as though it was to be a runaway outclassed, and did not accpt what fe Prix de Paris," which was decided on all in training, as he was to meet the CRICKET. victory fox Brookes. At the start their first defeTt anywhere without snch immaculate fashion as to suggest Australian—he can be rcKed on to teat Sunday last at Longchamp, that lovely he must be right among the top class. Froitzheitu was so nervous that he making a pounding hell-for-lealh ••: course in the Bois de Boulogne. There mere plucky but ilumsy fighter. But A lew years back (writes Mr. Gil hit the ball nearly as often with thc race of h. It will be a great day fee Another smart two-year-old winner let ihat fighter be also a reasanably were many present to see what happily at the meeting is Security, who won bert Jessop) agitation was aroused wood of hfe racquet as with ttegut.aad America at Henley to-morrow—a raoe proved to lie one of the finest races good boxer, and "habct". Som? of over the artificial preparation of wickets in the first two -pets, he won only three for the Grand, the Mae ribbon of the Brocklesby- Stakes in the first week the alleged critics are now talking of witnessed on any racecourse for many of the season for Lord VSEers. She which it was claimed gave too unfair games. Then came the calm confidence amteur roing, at English Henley, tlie years. Moreover, why --hould not the Bombardier as world's champion an advantage to batsmen. At tte of despair. The German begun to make very Mecca of England's premier still retains her form as she showed again, and suggesting another meeting English breeders and owners be much by taking the Stud Produce Stakes. present moment it would seem, judg better and cleaner shots, and, for tte sport, between crews of Harvard concerned with this particular event. with Carpentier. 1 imagine thc latter, ing from reports which reach me, as first time, we saw something Hke the graduates and undergreduates—rfor Many young horses that win early whether he win against the "C.unboat" It is one of the few important Erench in the season train right off and are to the state of many of our County Froitzheim who defeated Hope Crisp, Boston id to Harvard much more th in races open to any country*. In this, of or not. will always IK- happy to oblige pitches, that pluck even more than Royden Dash, Arthur Lowe, J. C. Leander is to Oxford—on Independence never heard A again. For the second Wells at any old time. He is aiming at course, it differs from the French vear in succession Santair won the Duke skill is required successfully to negoti Parke and T. M. Mavrogordaro. Day, won't there b^ "SJIB:" racket I Derby in which English horses are bigger game, as the foliwoing speci ate fast bowling. The prevalence of Gradually Brookes's fierce service placed Some of the Yankee millionaires who of Cambridge's Handicap—a £1,000 ally contributed article shows. not allowed to compete though, as 1111it- r.i •• . This is an enormous horse what fa termed sporting wickets no with superb accuracy to the back are now up river will be wanting to is generallv well known, the French and it might lie imagined that he is doubt tends towards matches arriving hand, was mastered. The German's "buy up" Henley, lock, stock and are always welcome ui Epsom for our barrcll, and old church into th_' bargaib ttnsuited by li.ird going, but he just FRENCH CHAMPION'S VIEWS at a definite issue but at tte same time drives became of better length, and own Derby. It is otherwise, as has revels in it and after a pretty finish he it lends itself to the danger of breeding after a gallant fight, the set was won by and present it to Harvard Cmversiry been remarked, where the Grand* Prix defeated Air. C.corge Edwardes' Drin- AND HOPES. a generation of bowlers whose sole him * 7-5. This seemed to be the as a slight mo men to! is concerned, and certainly it attracts ttiorc bv a neck. virtue is ability to send down short turning point. When the German took onr breeders, a*, niav be gathered from " Has it ever struck you", writes deliveries at a fast pace. It used to be the fourth set at 6—4, after leadng 5 — 1 the fact that for the event decided Of course the event of the third day- Georges Carpentier, "how odd it is to said at one time of a famous enclosure he appeared to have obtained a tight last Sunday there were originally IID was the success of Lord CadoganV. The know you are going to fight a man you that the preparation of the wicket grip on the match He was ahead at DOCK STRIKE IN LIVERPOOL. fewer than 94 entries made in England. Curragh in the Princess ot Wales s have never seen? i have never seen varied according to the nature of the 3—2 in the final set, but then dropped I lie total entry was !>etween five and Stakes, a mile and a hall' event that Gunboat Smith. I have only seen attack presented by opposing side. One his service game, aind made it three London, July- iH.—Nearly all- the sirs l*uuear. whe am. He has the advantage of me in arrive of involunatry steprsichorean said it was thc hardest match he had England is the Eclipse Stakes at San- weight, but I am counting on my science mated that 200,000 tons of sand need down Park which last year was worth was receiving 5 lb less than weight for amies of batsmen. An occasional ever played. Though as fit as possible age. ib* h.ul no chance of winning at to make up that deficiency on my side. nudge on thc fibula or a rap on the pat to be dredged daily from the Mersey between eight anil nine thousand in an athletic sense when he started and thc labour journals openly boast this margin, but he ran well notwith Science counts for a great deal in a ilia, although not altogether certain he had drawn so heavily on his strength pound- in Mr. Aajgust Belmont who boxer. So does instinct 1 he kind of that the suspension of dredging must was successful v.ith Tracery. The City standing. Only- one other event need to arouse any humourous instincts on that he was nearly in a state of collapse. lie mentioned. Golden Sun ,won tlie instinct that is born in a good fighting the part of the batsmen, is all in the seriously effect the navigation of the nl i'aris guarantees £10,000 towards At the end of the third set he lay full river. Thc latest development is July Cup far Mr. Jack Joel.* This is man, and that tells him what are ih length at the side of the court as the gross value of the prize money intentions of his opponent without that the Carters Cnion hive requ^-it "I a famous race lor sprinters, and forthe -but what is certainly not in 1 which ran IK- put .it something like game- though he were too exhausted to con its tnemb: -.- 1 « refm • t > h indie g > 1 1 - second year in succession Hornet's any visible evidence. Jack Johnson the game fa a retaliatory attitude. tinue, and it was really surprising tha £16,000. For apart from the big sum has this instinct very strongly, and 1 And reading between the lines—that touched by non-union-men on or aft -r earned by the tun ner the second and Beauty was beaten by one of Mr. he lasted so well and kept his form to Joels. That horse is on the down grade was forcibly struck by* thi> fact i\hil-t has happened in more than one first Monday. The intervention of th" third horses get substantial amounts, the end. It was a terrible ordeal fo cartars would seriously extend the dis- as he ili-1 not even run iato a place. acting as referee during his recent (lass fixture thfe season. The short both players. The heat of the sun was and there are also various breeding contest with Moran. American boxers pitched liall is a legitimate method of pwte. grant-. Altogether, therefor . it i- .1 intense, the temperat ure on the open THE WORLD'S HEAVYWEIGHT like American people, are very hard. attack which against batsmen of the court being 125 degrees. Both men (( ontinued inside) truly wonderful race, and has un They are not scientific a*- a rule in timid variety rarely fails of success doubtedly done a great deal in encour CHAMPIONSHIP. had sponges soaked in iced water, the ooMiivr 'A DISTANCE, but recover but thc legitiacy of bowling at the bats- and, at the end of every game, 1 here aging the breeding of tte thoroughbred themselves at the infighting. The mar with but small regard for the in France. Jack Johnson, the giant negro with was a rest while each cooled hfe fevered Englishman Wells, unlike the gener wickets is, to say the least of it, quest brow. J*Yotizheim, who fe only 26 years McKINNON CHALLENGE CUP I nfortunaiciy for its international the gilt edged smile, is still a wonder- ality of Americans, is very sciem..i ionable. Matches may be won by such of age, and therefore a decade younger GOES TO AUSTRALIA. aspect there was no Candida te '. <>i*f-*| ami has led a life ofgaic'i and luxury 'A DISTANCE but cannot work at the methods—but at some cost to the fair than Brookes, did not feel the heat so present England on this occasion. ime merrily rolling in-fighting. 1 am a'ways at my ease reputation of the team. much as the latter, and was nothing ,IX before men like him. 1 view my com Bisley, July 17-—An Australian won The l.i-t time an English horse won lu ie may have tMck- Ske so distressed at thc finish. Con was in lgo6 when the Derby winner. III. mtt tht ing conflict with C.unboat Smith with thc McKinon Challenge Cup yester muscles are still as MIDDLESEX STILL UNBEATEN sidering the exhausting conditions, day afternoon with an aggregate of Spearmint, was successful. This year ened a littk h absolute confidence. Optimism—glori the play of both men was excellent ous, unbounded optimism, is the great -C53C securing the decision from t Iv our Dcrbv winner was the French tough as whipcord, and he retains to Middlesex are already being spoken once Froitzheim had got over his bred Durbar, who was included in asset of the fighting man. All thc science English team, whose aggregate cquill- the*full his ring craft and fistic skill - of as the champion cricket county, nervousness. Brookes served brilli ed that of the winners by virtue of last Sunday's field. there was cer- thongh not quite all his speed. He swept and instinct in the world avail nothing antly, and though he made a good if the fighter cannot convince himself and, despite tin fact that they are having made the highest score at the taiidv some curiosity' to see how he aside the efforts of Moran. the Pitts many mistakes, his display was ncarly burg dentist, as though that Hercules he is going to beat the other fellow. rather badly handicapped through lack longest range. Scotland were third would shape, although in the interval of a fast howler, they really are, perhaps as good as when he carried off the he had lieen beaten for the French were a puai boy, and he remans I thank heaven that I have lieen bless with i,4()X. Canada fourth with 1,487, tin- best eleven in the field this season, Championship seven years ago. 1 oit- Ireland fifth with 1.4<>.S India sixth Ocrby by Sardanapale. A rich man World's Champion b\ merit as well ed with ihat complete confidence in zheim is a most difficult man to beat. as 1 it lo. The match took place in myself". at any rate whilst Tarrant and J.W. with 1,406, Guernsey last with 1.370. Baron Maurice de Rothschild won the Hearne continue in such brilliant form. He is one of those tantalising oppon richest race, and it was this horse Saturday eveniag, and Moran had The Australian team won the McKin They are still undefeated but had to ents who make tennis into a sort of non Cup lasi year for the first tint™, Sardanapale that enabled him to add lioastcd that next morning he would "To be sure, 1 give myself every outdoor game of Patience—quite con worship at the Madeline as thc World's reason for my confidence. I practise struggle hard to keep their record in with the aggregate score of throe more the distinguished honours of the Grand the match with Surrey at thc Oval tent to get thc ball back and let the 1'rix to those of the Derte*. And what WLhite Champion. But when he got into the uttermost self-denial, though the than this vear. On that occasion Ttey had no bowler suitable to the other man go out for the winning Canada was loitrth, her aggregate te- a rare it was -s© thrilling in its clos- tlie ring he shaped almost like a novice. word is by now a misnomer in my case. shots, but yet possessing all the skill Just three incidents wfll serve to show 1 have learned to love this simple fast iron hard pitch, and, when they went ing 28 less than this year. ',,,,, .:3!M.. and so emtncnttv satfe- in had to face the dismaying total of necessary to end a rally sumra irily, ii yielded'. ' Only the character of the one-sided fight. country life, away from Paris and its when the opportunity occurs. His factory in wh In the fifth round Johnson deliberately false pleasures. I rise at six and 1 am 544. For almost two days they had .->!.-»-.-—• aetual witnesses can their backs to the wait, striving stub style is easy and graceful, and he has -000 allowed Moran to hit him nearly a in bed at nine. I am a great believer a fine command of strokes, but hfe realise the intense nature of the strug dozen times, the nigger meanwhile in massage. My good Christini, who bornly for the only thing ttey could gle that developed to a grand climax hop? for, which was to draw. The lack of enterprise, makes him a little HOME RULE AMENDING BILL. turning to thecrowd.incurable showman does it for me, is a wonderful chap. monotonous to watch. It fe Fabian between Sardanapale and Baron that he is, and winking impudently. He speaks bad Frecnh, and 1 believe, situation was critical when they were E< lon.i ri 1 de Rothschild V I .a Farina. out in the first innings for 267, and tactics as applied to lawn tennis. In Second Reading To-day. Then, as though to show how easy it worse English. But he has tbe greatest the previous round he simply worried On an -earlier occasion this year thc was to put anciel to that sort of thing massage mixture ever invented. Its following on, they were faced with latter had defeated Sardanapale, and the problem of how to stop in all the Parke into defeat. The Irishman, London, July 16-—The Prime Min he made a hall t-H-p back, dealt but composition is a profound mystery* the hope of Great Britian, started ister announced thfe afternoon that in consequence there was a sharp one blow, like ihe thud A a pi-ton rod, which even 1 am not allowed to know. third day. That they managed to do division of -©pinion in France as to this was almost entirely due to the brilliantly and won the first set out he would take the second reading of and the dentist went staggering across He, too, never talks boxing. I read a of hand. But it was like playing against the Horn? Rule Amending Bill on which woald prevail. Thus there was the ring. The only real blow Moran good deal. Zola and Victor Hugo are wonderful effort of Hearne, who, out oui ,1 -hade of difference between of a total of 303 for five wickets, scored a brick wall, as he said afterwards, Monday and Tuesday next week. landed on the nigger was on the chin my favourites. They are my rest and anti he lost patience. Tte encounter them in the betting on the Pari Mutuel in the 13th round. It-was a real good recreation after dinner in the evenings. 191 not out. Hearne has already reach the preference resting with Sardanapale ed thc double century thfe year, and between Brookes and Froitzheim one. Johnson -aepped back, clapped It is of course part of my training, but aroused tremendous interest. Some This long drawn out battle began his hands, and smiled approvingly I am very pleasantly unconscious of it thfe was his fifth three-figures innings. over half a nrile from home when He fe just the right type of batsmen people said it would settle the vexed ECLIPSE STAKES AT SANDOWB. at his adversary. From the 15th to as training. In a word, my trainb.gfe question of attack v. defense; others Sardanapale drew up to La l*arina the iSth round, Johnson hardly made perfect, and that is the obvious reason for an emergency of this sort. There who u> thi- |w>int had made all the is none who plays a straighter bat, suggested it would solve that greater l^ondon, July 17.—The Eclipse aa attempt to hit Moran. At one for the faith- which is in me. I know immemorial problem of what happens running. From that moment every point, indeed the nigger folded his very well that (innboat Smith is a man and few who have his patience. In Stakes of £1,000 at Sandwoa Park yard was doggedly contested, t he ordinary circumstances he is quite when an irresistible force meets an races was wan by II. Cholmondeley's arms, and pivoted slowly, whilst Moran DE <;RANDE CLASSE, and has some ad immoveable object. iockevs Stern and O'Niell giving <• walked round him like a hull-pup vantages over me. But I am tranquil. attractive at the wickets, but his bat three-year-old Napiburg, lloneywood ting on t his occasion wten to stop in was second and Kennymore third. MK het tourim£round a elephant. Moran stood I hope to beat Gunboat Smith. 1 rtiham lsnlav, stamping 1 m- at any cost was the need, was a rather Thirteen ran. The distance was a -a *. ( - ,.;. quite the finest jockeys in up until the end of the 20th round, believe that I will do it. My intention but he was so outclassed, despite the is to meet afterwards Jack Johnson, wearisome ordeal for himself, the mile aad a quarter. Europe at the present time, it was bowlers, tte spectators aad everybody AN ENGLISH SEDAN AT HENLEY only in thc last hundred vards that fact that tbe nigger had scarcely made for the title so envied—"Champion concerned. A member of a famous —000 La Farina was mastered, Sardanapale's a lead, that there was never the least of the World in all categories'. If I The worst fears of Englsih rowing doubt that the referee, (ieorges C.tr- fail—-but 1 do not even think of it. cricketing family, Hearne went to supremacv lieing demonstrated to the Lords, as an odd-job boy, aad te owes men have been much more than real extent of a neck. Four lengths away pentfer, the youag Irench lioxer, AWFUL HEAT IN NEW YORK. "Aud let me say here at once since prominence as aa England cricketer ised at Henley thfe week. Our I hum* Durliar was third, a fact which sug would give lis verdict in favour 01 John Country represeuttives have been ab son. There were over twelve thousand others who were not all at the fight to P. F. Warner, who when others New York, July 18.—Three men gests that the English-year-elds are could not see his merit, never ceased solutely routed by the stalwart in poor by comparison, though it is as people present, representing receipts seem in some cases to doubt it that died yestcrdv of heat prostration in Saturday's match between Johnson to praise him both as batsman and vaders from Over seas and, bitterest well to remember that the race for the amounting to about £8.000 Women pill of all, by invaders who have come the New York City district and seven and Moran was a genuine match. bowler.. It was Warner w ho was re teen persons were temporarily over Derby at Epsom was a fiasco owing sponsible far his selection (or tte last across the Korth Sea to compete for to the complete failure of the start bearing great names in Frencrhl Certain journals have given k as their come by the heat. ictv opinion that Johnson was playing team ia Australia. Kent's farm con tte fast time in tte Grand. England j Sardanapale fe a better looking horse were seated round the ring in evening has beea reduced to tte role of a mere dress, whilst among sportsmen present with the pubiic, but as arbitrator of tinues to te very uneven oae or another than La I'arina. tte latter bcinj* tight of thc batsmea fe usually successful, spectator so far as tte finals trf all the and narrow while the other one has were tte Date of Westminster, the Earl thc fight I am ia a position to say that nothing could be further from the but in recent games there had been events that count are concerned. It a lot of substance. He is by Prestige of Selton. Baron James dc Rothschild, reminds one A tte Lancashire cofflicr DUKE OF CONNAUGHT. Mr. Alfred Vanderbilt,, Mr. Spencer truth. My knowledge of what boxing no consistency in the side. Tte last a great horse in his day in France, for match against (iloucestershire was whose wife exacted on a death-bed in the seasons 1905 and 1906 he ran Eddy, formerly American Amliassa- demands leaves no doubt whatever Farewell Visit To Newfoundland. in my mind as to what efforts Johnson really a Woolley victory, for tte left- promise from Ua that he would ride sixteen time- and was never beaten. dor to Argentina, M. Bart how, former at tte funeral in the same carriage as was making. He was doing his test. handed bowler captured seven wickets St. John'_s WML, July 17.—Tte < oinin*j now to English racing again ly Premier of France, and Senator ter mother. "A reet lass", said tte Watson, West Virginia- No sooner had His best is a best to te reckoned with, ia the first ianings for 66 ruas, and Duke of Connaught sailed at mid it has to lie noted that at Sundown and not lightly deprecated. Johnson made scores of 77 and 111 not out. collier, "but its spoilt the day for me" Johnson, on being declared winner, hop Tte Americans, thc CaaacEans and night for Quebec after a triumphal I'ark tke chief ra*. e. tte Sandringham has been such a giant in the world of Even more disappointing have been tour through the city. The Goveraor Idal Stakes, was marked by another ped out of the ting like a school bo •*,, tte Germans, amongst them, have than efforts were made to persuade boxing, that any falling off from te Yorkshire, though they have found tins morning issued tte following most exDcnsive failure on tte part of former greatness naturally leads to a new fast bowler, named Whiting, spoilt tte final day for our men. When him to defend his title again, this it came to racing it was soon evident statement on behalf of the Duke. Mr. J. B. Joel's horse, Happy Warrior wrong impressions aboat his present erf great promise. Oa paper tte side Tte Governor desires to convey to all When this horse was surprising! v time against a much worthier op that the viators had been keeping ponent, the genial Sam Langford, his capabilities. But Johnson is no longer is splendidly strong all round—but in Newfoundland a very cordial mes IK ai cn for tte St. James' Palace what he has beea. I le is no longer tte either it is the bowlers who have a a lot up their sleeves at practice. Tte coloured rival. A London sportsman has Leander crew was not a particularly sage of farewell from tte Duke of Stakes at Ascot, it was said that the man of Reno, of tte time when he beat bad day or else it seems to be tte bats Connaught that His Highness was owners had the enormous sam oi 'Lto, already offered to put up £6000 for brilliant one this year, and worse still, the match, and Johnson has now agreed Jeffries, Tommy Barns, Stanley men who fail. Not for several seasons intensely delighted with his reception KetcheB. He boxed on Saturday Hke have such big scores been made against was particularly Si-trained. But no one 000 on him. Hc was again an odds on to meet Langford, hot only on con ever expected to see Harvard run while among us. The one real dis favourite now and could net gain a dition that he receives the whole of a maa knowing how to box, but was a Yorkshire county side. Sussex v., appoint ment to his Royal Highness place! Either his able trainer, C. tins amount, together wi; ha percent unable to emplov las science through Notts at Brighton was a wonderful ' away from them quite so easily. After in the whole trip was his not having Morton, has made a very big mistake age of the piel ure rights whethr he lack ot wind. He tried his utSermost scoring match. Battiag first, Notts, leading nearly half-way, Leaader were been able to land at Bonavista and or tte horse will not reproduce his wins, draws or loses. These stiff terms but his blows lack force and precision obtained 501 for 3 wickets. Lee hitting ' caught, aad when Harvard put in a Trinity. Thc Duke expressed the capabilities on a race coarse. Tbe race have lieen accepted by tte promoters That was due. doubtless, to las long 108 and llardstaff 213 not out. In stiff sprint, cracked palpably. Never hope that as te was unable himself 1 am referring to was won for Mr. of the fight, and it is expected that absense from tte ring. Hc was ajbo reply Sussex made 499, H. P. Chaplain before has a Leander eight lost its farm to go ashore at Bonavista and Trinity W. M. Singer by his good horse Sir articles will be signed for it to take place enveloped with a layer of fat, which playing a grand not out innings of and gone ragged, even in the poignant tte Governor should visit the coast Eager who l*fat l.anitts, tte best in October. took much of tte quickness out of him. 213. By this time a draw was inevitable moment of defeat. The Harvard men of Newfoundland with His Majesty's 1 liiec-ycar-olil appareatly on Mr. Gil- Perhaps lis training was aot severe but there was still -another were pumped out at tte finish, but soon warships and we hope' thai such a call pins stabk". The contest between ex Bombardier enough. But age may have been a century when Notts, went in again revived enough to give the ' Harvard may possibly be made shortly. The first of the extremely pleasant Wells, tte inexplicably popular champ factor. Johnson is becoming too old George Gunn scoring 104 aot out. chant". Leander were in no condition ion of Great Britian, and Colin Bell, for a boxer Cachet is always good when tte attempt for singing for a long time, and then did and informal July meetings at New —•—-000 market opened on Tuesday, being the sturdy, rood-natmwd Australian to win fe so keen and sporting as that not feel a bit in tte mood. They show heavy weight, was hardly any more "In front of Moran he was always made hy Warwickshire _ against Lan ed dear signs erf undertraining. Tte honoured with the presence of the marvellous in the defensive, but his cashire. With seven wickets downs ROYAL SPNAISH MARRIAGE IN King. I iis Majesty was suitably satisfactory, it was jnst as one sided fine Winnipeg crew easily mastered a bat t here was this difference. Whilst blows did aot respond to his wiB. the second innings, F. _R. Foster de rather second-rate Thames eight, LONDON. dressed for tte weather which was That, however, did aot prevent him clared, leaving Lancashire four hours simply tremendously hot. On this Johnson played wiih his man, Wells and the Boston crew amply ran away whe couhl not afford to take risks, from winning his match with a man in which to make 293. Tte time was from thc London eight, another rather London,** July 17.—A loniuitic course, however, tte saving grace is tried to int in tte fastest possible time. who had very little science, aad was ample for tte runs to be got, and for is tte stately plantation winch affords scratch lot, bat what really hurt was courtship culminated yesterday in the He did so in a trifle over five minutes, above aM very slow. In the period a*\ictn Warwickshire to have a chance of to see tte Germans, a hefty let whom marriage of Prims: Loins of Bourbon a cool and grateful shade. Society men the Australian being hopelessly knock his farn was at it-, best, I*imagine getting their opponents out. How weH in white flannels aad docks, and tte tte critics had deemed slow and awk cousin to thc King of Spain and Miss ed out by a terrific tight swing to tbe Johnson would IUK' got rid of his the later succeeded in tter endeavour ward outpace tte much fancied Jesus ladies in tte "irreducible minimum" Beatrice Harrington a London pri. jaw, in the second round. He pract i- adversary in less than ten rounds may te judged from the fact that, College, of tte Light Bine University The wedding was celebrated --.quietly of garments, gathered under these callv ashed for it. Bell might obtain Moran is a dangerous man—by tte whea a violent thunderstorm stopped without turning a hair, ia the fastest trees, only emerging to watch -oun in a London church without the know engagements hu a music hall to sh force of his blows. But if hc fails al heat of tte first round. Dibble tte ledge of the Royal Family of Spain, fairlI a irly v interestininterestingg racingracing. , Onowe o*»l • th**•»r £ • jrw"**"r~*S J ~""" ",~"V— iLIZL»_LL ways to place one of them, he will be et4ats on the opening day was tte his splendid muscular development, THE ROYAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 21 1914.
THE ANNUAL REGATTA OF TWO ESSENCE OF CLUBS. Specials in Outing Statement ef Receipts and Expenditure PARLIAMENT We are informed that it is. the in tention of tte sailing committee of OF THE Sessions House July 20th tte St. George's Yacht Club to hold Wear fer Men their Annual Regatta in St. George's The House met at 2 p.m. 28 members Harbour on Aug- 13th, which is, un fortunately the date also chosen by White Duck Trousers, best make and present. Minutes of tte previous in all sizes at 5/6, 6/6 pair. meeting having been read and confirmed the Hamilton Dingy Club. CORPORATION OF HAMILTON and other routine business having Possibly the coincidence in dates fe White Duck Norfolk Jackets to match, been disposed of Message No. 138 an oversight on tte part of someone at 8/9. although we are bound to say that of His Ecxellency tte Governor for-. White Flannel Trousers in all sizes warding the monthly statement of the ample notice was given by tte Hamilton Dingy Club of their intention to hold from 28 to 42 inches in waist For the Year Ending 31st December, 1913 Hon the Receiver General was read. 11/6, 16/- pair. Tte House went into Committee their Annual Regatta on August 13th of - hc whole House to consider tte We trust that some arrangement White Stripped Flannel Trousers 16/- PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE CORPORATION Bermuda New York Contract Act can be made between the clubs, so that 24/- NOTICES. 1914, 2nd reading. tte attendance of the friends of each may be made possible and the success Crash Sport Suits, unshrinkable, all Mr. Astwood in tte chair. sizes at 29/6 suit. Tte Clause ot the Bill wa .- moved of both Regattas ensured. RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE SEAL FISHERIES. by tte Attorney General and it was For tte St. George's Regatta the White Crash Sport Jackets, 32 to 46 events arranged are as fallows:— chest at 18/6 each. adopted and ordered to be engrossed To Balance in hand 3 « By Buliding new wharf £ 1 Imperial Order in Council. Yacht Race, Dingy Race, Unfitted £539« 2694 0 Dr. T. H. Outerbridge objecting. Linen Crash Saits, plain sac. style Received for Wharf Upkeep and repair Tte Report of tte Committee re Dingy Race, Race for boats belonging of Wharves and WITH REFERENCE to Government No to Officers of Garrison, Gig races, 12/- suit. age on goods lative to tte "Western Blue Cut" 439« H 4 Moorings. ' 12 tice of thc 3rd of July, 1913, regarding Motor boat races. White and Coloured Negligee Shirts, 992 5 Channel, was next considered. Received for Wharf Repairs and Up an Order of His Majesty in Council Mr. Bluck in tte Chair. 2/6, 3, -, 4/9. age on Ships 2004 11 - keep of Sheds 56 4 2 under Tte "Seal Fisheries (North Mr. Misick read certain corres Pacific) Act, 1912, copies of an Order White Kid and Tan Leather Belts, Insurance and up pondence with respect to tte matter Services A Special t of His Majesty in Council dated tte 2/6, 3/- keep ot properties 79 5 which passed with Captain J. W. Constables 18 0 Lighting streets and 14th of May, 1914, amending tte McKenzie and Captain DanieL The White Lisle Hose 1/-, 1/6 pair. m former Order have teen received from SANDYS POLICE COURT. Sheds 831 19 8 House was somnolent during the read White Buckskin Shoes, extra heavy, Repair of buoy and I'pkeep of Park tte Secretary of State, fm* tte Colon ing by Mr. Misick of tbe reports. Sundry petties__ ies, and may te seen on application red rubber soles at 21/- pair. 19 12 0 (ndading concerts) 284 6 7 at the Colonial Secretary's Office. Mr. Misick wten he had come throng BEFORE THE WOR. H. V. SMITH, J.l\, Received for Shed I'pkeep and macad tte job he had set himself said that he P.M. Youth's Crash Suits, plain sac. and Norfolk style, long trousers 14/- Tax amizing streets-_ 1830 I thought tte Colony ought to take ad <>x 1 4 4 Purchase of Road J«_y 171 It. -Agatha Woods, W.I. 16/- vantage of tte means which Nature's Received for Rent_ J 2 Roller 476 0 11 Architect had provided far approach woman, Orvin Rose and Birtie Evelyn 531 5 THE MARRIAGE ACT, 19*5. Lighting of Sheds - _ Opening streets, to our tiny but attractive archipelago. Osborne, both W.L boys, were charg 90 16 0 Concrete Side He moved that the following Message ed by S. Down, C.C, with pulling Sale of Cedar trees. 29 0 0 11 THE UNDERMENTIONED Minister has be sent to tte Governor. down and stealing a portion of a wood T. J. Pear man & Sons walks, etc 787 14 been granted a License, dated the en shed, the property of one Samuel- Sale of Lamp Post. Purchase of strip of The House A Assembly respect 21-7-14.9S2.eitf 0 0 Convent Property 35« 0 0 18th Jnly, 1914. to solemnize mar fully requests that Your Excellency Darrel- Waiter. All pleaded guilty, Repayment for lime On account pur riages in these Islands, under tte pro will be pleased to direct the Engineer Agatha Woods was fined 10/- and 12/- chase Washington visions of The Marriage Act, 1905:— costs, Osborne and Rose were both stone by Colonial in charge of tte Channel Works to property.. 1000 0 0 furnish for tte information of the sentenced to nine strokes each with Govt. 0 THE REV. CHARLES JOHN KETCHVJH, the birch. Valuable Real Estate '7' Payment of Deben Legislature a Report as to tte practi Sale of General De ture ._ () 0 Acting Rector, Sandys and South cability of opening a channel through 5° Near PHILPOTT'S HILL bentures- _ Deposited at inter ampton. tte reefs at tte West end to Grassy 1500 0 0 est for Sinking Bay as outlined in clause "3",ot the MARRIED 2 interest on Deposit Fund 5o 0 0 Report of tte Select Committee theron Note . . Interest on Deben and an estimate ot cost of surveying In Sandys Parish 130 19 6 FRENCH — WHITE •— Married, on tures and Notes-. 1813 19 2 By Command, such a route. Wednesday, 15th instant, at St. John's belonging to Walter James "•^Received for goods Payments on acct. The Attorney General moved to Church, Pembroke, by the Venerable lost by S.S. Co. 4 lb S Sewerage System 3008 18 1 R. POPHAM LOBB, amend the message by omitting the Simons Archdeacon Davidson, Rosalie Kather Sale of old Fire En Sanitation 8'3 O Colonial Secretary. words "the adoption and that" which ine White, of this city, to Harry Upkeep of Fire Bri gine _ _ was finally adopted. Charles French, of Essex, England. 4 0 0 gade 443 0 0 Colonial Secretary's Office, Dr. T. H. Outerbridge fell that he For Sale by Publio Esse*- Papers {deane copy Fire Brigade Tax.. 45" 2 8 Proportion of cost 21st July, 1914. v.66 should be loth to tate away the Engin- of Police Estab eer-in-charge from tte Work he had Sanitary Tax Auction 449 «4 lishment 3*>7 9 KJ in hand. Sale of street sweep Salaries, rem, print- Mr. Frith thought the Engineer-in- WANTS ings. _ lag, stationery, charge was tolerably well acquainted 13 10 0 etc.. 984 0 %be ftogal (Basette with the work required. WANTED—A respectable Girl as Saturday, 1st August Receipt front Pub ' Legal Expenses 8 O Mr. H. V. Smith was not wedded general servant. Apply Mrs. Wadding 84 lic Latrines 14 1 8 Prizes for Gardens . 0 0 O Hamilton, July 21, 1914 to a western channel. He thought ton, Warwick at 4.45 p.m. Parish and Church that tte saving of time would not be I'olice Tax 449 14 Taxes 16 9 7 more than one hour and a quarter 11-7-14.944.eitf on the premises (ity Improvement Expenses of elec SUBSCRIPTIONS (some expressions of dissent—). tions ei 11 DKCOCKT Tax. . 2 Tte Southampton Road (closing) 449 >4 Miscellaneous.. 15 11 Under a power of Sale contained in 4 IF PREPAID Act, 1914, third reading came up next MECHAWCS' HALL Balance 424 12 for consideration. Mr. Kempe moved a Mortgage. All that certain Lot or 9 /EARLY £10 0 10 per'•ent MOTION PICTURES HALF YEARLY 10 0 1\ - - that tte Bill be recommitted for gen Parcel of Land with the Cottage there QUARTERLY 5 0 eral purposes The Attorney General £17264 did not object to thc motion; but TO-NIGHT on erected measuring from North to 3 3 £1 7264 O S deprecated the practice of having a South 182 feet or thereabouts and from Featuring:— — — WAITING. bill recommitted far general purposes East to West 91 feet or thereabouts. wten there was really only a specific Bounded on the East and West by land object in view. A cable despatch of yesterday's of Elizabeth Simons on the North by Tte House went into Committee, "The Presidents Special" Hamilton Hotel Special Account date conveys tte information that a Mr. Boyle in the Chair. Doors open at 8. Commence at 8.30 land of Robert Wade und on the South solution of the Home Rule question A somewhat lengthy discussion en by laud in the possession of Mrs. Trott. To One year's rent of By Interest on Deben has at last come within the range of sued; some of tte military members Admission—AU seats 1 / (Jallery 6d. Hotel £682 10 i) Children under 13 half priee ture*- . .... £788 =; 0 practical politics, ll is alleged that explained the technicalities of thc For further particulars, apply to Interest on Hotel hii; and some honourable members con Amount deposited the King delayed hfe journey to Spit 21-7 14 tu 976 Debentures |8^e 15 o suited maps and plans in thc gravest J. REGINALD CONYERS .it interest for re head in order to receive the report of possible manner. The Attorney General ' One year's interest Attorney for the Mortgagee demption of De- a rcnfcrencc of the leaders. The final addressed thc Committee at a con on sinking fund talk is expected to come off to-day. siderable length pointing out that the Hamilton, July 14th, 1914.2tu.2th tures S43 17 i... damage likely to accrue was very trifli G. R. (redeposited).. 78 17 10 Mr. Asquith's statement in the House Colonist copy 2 m and 2 f Mr. Watlington supported the views £1632 2 10 of Commons as lo how tte Govern- A tte Attorney General, as did also f 11.32 2 10 mei.t propose to handle the sitoation Mr. John S. DarreH. Mr. '•Wip-inwright i> .-waited with the deepest interest. took part on the fontroveifcy, and Countersigned amid a hum of conversation Mr. M.R. AUCTION SALE Examined aii'I found correct, 1 he King's anxiety for a settlement SALE OF OLD AND Smith suggested that the line of firing A. WL I'd.I CK. C. II. TUCKER, may lie accepted as an indication of should be altered Ma\or. Auditor. the gravity of tte issue. On a division thc motion of Mr. SURPLUS STORES It ;s tolerably evident that the pres Kempe was negatived by 17 to 11. Corporation Ollice, Hamilton, E. IL. WALKER, The Bill was read tte tihrd time and MOTOITBOAT ent fiovernment has very nearly- passed. 1st January, 1914. II. J, TUCKER, reached the limit. On an important Board of Agriculture Rccolve, i
THE GOOD CARPENTER AT THE The Woman's Work THE knows that one high grade Saw or Plane will likely Exchange STANDARD PHARMACY outlast two or three of LONDON CLOTHING HOUSE 4 3 FRONT STREET, HAMILTON for for cheaper quality, besides Lymh and Tea Rooms Drugs Sodas giving perfect satisfaction Abtve Royal Gazette Office, eerier el all the time it is being A Large Summer Bargain Sale Reid ni Burnaby Streets. used. Of Men's, Youths' and Boys' HOT LUNCHEONS and AFTER NOON TEAS, served daily. WE ABE NOW OPEN We are shewing in our CLOTH I N G Cakes, Ja.us, Fresh Butter, and othei window just now a few Home-made delicacies always on hand. CentraUy located, with all new Stock, fixtures tistefull. aud of the tn s* FOT the NEXT TWO WEEKS we are closing out at COST AND ORDERS TAKEN for Luncheons modern type. The Recipe Department will be given the personal atten CHARGES the following SAMPLES which have just been opened np: Picnics, Afternoon and Evening Enter TOOLS OF QUALITY No two of these offerings are alike, but each is a Genuine Bargain. taininents, Etc. Ices a Specialty. tion of a P.D Prices fixed on a CASH basis; An independent policy.—We expect to meiit and receive a large share of the public patronage. including Disston Saws, ONE -SAUDI C IIAT-Q each one different XMAS CARDS, CALENDARS. CASE •HlfirLC nfftlO Rock-Bottom prices to clear Make a start with us TO-DAY, if it is only to the ex Stanley Planes and a num BEMRUDA WATER - COLOUR Blue Serge, Black Diagonal, Fancy Tweed SKETCHES, and other Seasonable tent of a Cream Soda at the popular price of 3d. and we ber of others you can stake Crash White Drill, and Silk Suits Novelties now on view. promise to treat you so well that you will wear a pathway E2? Boys' and Youths' Suits in Blue Serge, your reputation on. NEEDLE and FANCY WORK Etc to our door. Black Diagonal, Fancy Tweed, Crash, and When in need of high White Drill, in many patterns and styles 25-U-13.4142.eitf Thank You! grade tools come to ONE s s The Standard Pharmacy - - Queen St. CASE SAMPLE HATS ™» nd reLTS IF YOU INTEND TO ONE MEN W. PALMER LLEWELLIN, P.D. Manager. BUILD 14-7-14 963 ei. 2wfcs. THE BI8 STORE CASE SAMPLE HOSIERY '" —for WOMEN 18-7-14.974 In Silk, Cashmere and Cotton Consult
CASE SAMPLE UNDERCLOTHING MEN I. S. CONYERS & CO., Professional in Wool. Merino, Lisle Thread for prices Silk -finish .ind Cotton : : ICE CREAM AND ICE CREAM SODAS ONE CEMENT, BATH ROOM FUTURES, Announcement C AS SAMPLE SHBDTS ^-g^. HARDWARE, PUMPS, Home Made and I mported Candies MOTORS, DR. W. R LAMB The Candy Kitchen's reputation with 40 years experience EVERY ARTICLE A BARGAIN TOOLS, American Oculist and Optician gives but one quality THE BEST and quantity the Specialist ia Examining the Eye ELECTRIC SUPPLIES, and Correcting Defective Vision The London Clothing House GENUINE MAZDA LAMPS. greatest. Special terms for Picnics, Fetes and Bazaars. Has thc pleasure to again announce to the Citizens of Bermuda that he PHONE 341 »ill be in HAMILTON (Reid Street) GEORGE EVE & CO. Quotations Cheerfully and DON'T BE MISLED adjoining the Kenwood Hotel UNTIL 18714967s. tu. th. Promptly Furnished. 3 I ST JULY INST. Those wishing to By Reduced Prices consult him should make an appoint I IS I914 * S. S. SPURLING. O. WASHINGTON'S GRADUATES A. S. 0. CABLE ADDRESS " MAGNOLIA Actg. Colonial Surveyor- PALMETTO GROVE Colonial Surveyor's Office, INSTANT Coffee Now Open Osteopathy. Hamilton, July 17th, 1914. Absolutely pure coffee refined like Modern conveniences 1 Sth, 2ist, ,23rd inst. sugar—use it as you do sugar—J£ to % MAONOLIA HALL HAMILTON OFFICE. Mid-Ocean, 18th and 22nd inst. teaspoonful in a cup—pour on boiling Under same management aa the Rest Home 26 Front Street water—sugar and ereani to taste—the Harrington House under Osteopathic manage m ant flavor is always perfect—you control the Private livery By Command, strength. Cuisine, the best Terms moderate jh**tt % §•§§ Osteopath. In 2>size tins Treatment by Appointment. R. POPHAM LOBB, Sold mk 1/3 and 4/- by Osteopath in Charge Colonial Secretary. B. J. H. PERISTON • Preprirter Telephone 145. Telephone 402 RICHARD DICKESON & CO., LTD. Telephone 41 Lady Attendant in Office. Colonial Secretary's Office,. FRONT STREET - - Phone call 243 and 428 ffa.i4.307.eitf 30-1-13-2757 eitf July 18, 1914. v-°5 12-5-14 686 eitf *- —• »_^-—-—._——._^-^_——^—»—•__^_—— THE ROYAL GAZETTE. TUESDAY, JULY 21 1914. J M «TM MMMMMM MI M »* M M MA-* M TI SECRET ff SUCCESS MEXICAN SITUATION. Miracle-Care Sleepless and Paralysed. Genuine Merit Required to Win the FURTHER REVOLUTIONS REPORTED. Ordinary Treatment Failed KEATINGS People's Confidence POWDER > Many Officials Resign with Huerta. Vet Dr. Cassell's Tablets Cored. Surely never in hranan experience bas Have you ever stopped to reason Vera Cruz, July 16.—With Mexico's a more extraordinary story been given to KILLS why it is that so many products that new provisional Government serving the world than that of Mr. Ar-bur Georfe are extensively advertised, all at once its first day of office" reports of the Felton, of 94, Ports- drop out of sight and are soon for two new revolutions were received down-road, Maida gotten? The reason fa plain—the here to-day. One of these is said to Vale, London. Here article did not fulfil the promises of have the backing of General Huerta. it is:—"Tn 1905 I BBSTLES. Sprinkle ** Keating's" met with an acci on the floors, in cup the manufacturer. This applies more Octavio Campero, Constitutionalist boards and all places particularly to a medicine. A medicin agent here, announced that Fidencio dent. An operation where beetles are Hernandez, ex-President of the Mexi had to be performed, seea.' Use my filled al preparation that has real curative after which I suf bellows to blow tb: value almost sells itself, as like an can Congress had organized Indians fered with Neuras Powder into cravks endless chain system the remedy is in the State of Oaxca in behalf of thenia and and crevices. Insom recommended by those who have Fefix Diaz and that Guerta had turn nia, and became BUGS and Sprinkle ** Beating's " been benefitted, to those who are in ed over to Hernandez all the arms paralysed. I was American Men-of-War Sent to Improve Yo u r Complexion THE BERMUDA ROYAL, GAZETTE Protect Foreign Property. by using THE KOYAL GAZETTE COMPANY. On Board I'.S.S. California, I .a LIMITED, Paz, J'dy 16. Via wireless to San lingo, July 17. Heavy fighting is re Proprietors. ported at Acapehzo, where three fac a-pola 50 YEARS OF SHOW CASE EXPORTING tions of Mexicans, ConstittttionaKs s, is publish"i every Tuesday, Thursday, Federals and Zapatistas have become It is the most Perfect Preservative ior tin**' and Saturday morning at The Royal Since 1664 we have been -1 tipping shriv* iztsen to all parts' of. embroiled over possession of thc sea- Skin and Complexion. A regular applica Gazette Press Office, Northwest ooru*»» the world. j»ort. . Foreign property and shippin . tion wiD ken the skin as Soft aad Smooth of Reid and Burnaby Sts.. Hamilton as Velvet Quickly removes all Roughness. ' In these fifty years »e hkve-i eilainl.v I<:*IIIM*DETROIT SrftW CASE CO. forces of General Obregon, embarked southwards to-night with their horses Detroit, Mich., U.&A. Cable Address—" GAZKTTTS.* B*r- Cable address: Qtricksak s, Detroit. and accoutrements. A provisional government ,has been established aad muda, Telephone No. 141. Codes: Wester.1 Union, Lieber's, A.II.C oth. order prevails throughout the city >J THE ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY The Bermuda Royal Gazette is on file iu Agent—-JI 2. ARNOLD, Victoria Block. Hamilton. Guaymas.. NEW YORK—BERMUDA SERVICE OOO LONDON—At the Imperial Institute; at SAILINGS FBOK BERMUDA BT B M.S.F. "CARIBBEAN" the Royal Colonial Institute; and Jnly Uth, August 1st and Uth at the offices ef Messrs. Hopkins, BISLEV RIFLE M BETING. Ford. Lee & Co., 79 Billiter Build TENDER LEAVES HAMILTON AT 9 A.M. ings, E. G, John Haddon ft Co., Bisley, July 17.—The I nited Ser Salisbury Sq., EJ C.; also at Uv -r- vices Challenge jPe-P zwaa won by thc Canada-Bermuda-West Indies Mail Service l at Thomas Rob:n-«>n ft Sou, At G. D. BOYLE'S team representing the army. The Steamers of 5,000 tons register, twin screw, fitted with Wireless Telegraphy, James St. marines, the Kavy, thc territoriak and r OPPOSITE TOWN HALI, MARKET SQUARE, ST. GEORGE'S. Submarine Signals and Bilge Keels.—Excellent passenger accommodation. the yeoma'rs-Fy followed inn thc order NEW YOHK—At the New York Public named. . New lot of Shoes from England Men's Black and Tan Brogues Steamer Leaves Bermuda for Leaves Bermuda tor St. John Librarv; *t the offices ot Messrs. West Indies (N.B.) Military Plain Front Boots Middleton ft Co., Morris Building* corner of Beaver and Broad Street SUMMER GOODS CABAQUST. July Uth and at tte New York Publio CBEALEUS.. Hammocks, Matting, Wire Screens, Fly Traps . i»iua CAUSE HEADACHE 25th Literary, 476. 5th Avenue. CHIGNECTO July 7th Aug. Sth PICNIC GOODS LAXATTVE BROMO-QUININE, tm' CHAUDIERE 21»t " 22nd PHILADELPHIA, PA.—At the Museum Baskets, Paper Cups and Plates troves the cause. Uaed*the world ovei 24th Street Crepe Paper jyoyleysand Table Clothes I to c«re a col.%_--t kme day. ,E. W. Ice Cream Shavers and Ice Cream Freezers GROVE'S signa.. 3 ba c-cdi box. Made W. T. JAMES& CO., Agents, CHICAGO ILLS.—At the Olioe-i pr .1. by « 43 Front Street, Hamilton, Bda. J. Roland Kay Co.," Interaa&iU 1 80-6-14.840 <»ilf *ARIS SISP'J."" ". S«h>t tewfa. O. &« Hamilton. Bda., July 1, _QU. 894.tu.th.tf. advert.isiui* Agents. Supplement to The Royal Gazette, Tuesday, luly 21, 1914. EAST END NOTES SHAMROCK LEAVES SHIP- A MOCKING BIRD. W0RL1I0F SPORT _*|YARD. • At a meeting the St George's Yacht A rare ornithological specimen in C-Litinoed from 1st page Gosport, July 18.—Tte challenging Club; Mtce Commodore Shelly in tte shape of the tropical mocking bird the chair at the Club House OA TnesL yacht Shamrock IV. wkh which Sir was recently brought from New York GOUT. Thomas Lipton hopes to "Bit tte Amer day evening, it was decided to hold the by Mrs. W. R. Heney of "Consuele". St C.oerge's Yacht Club Regatta is ica's Cup sailed for tte United States The bird was obtained by Mr. W. R. Since I won tte Opea Championship to-day bearing with ter tte best St. George' harbour on the lph iast. Heney, who os at present residing in when the following events wdl occur. at Prestwick (writes Harry Vardon, wishes trf the British sporting public. tte South American State of Colombia tte six times Open Golf Champion) a When tte yacht kft the yards of Yacht race, Fitto