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HAMILTON, BERMUDA, TUESDAY JULY 15, 1919. SINGLE COPY 2d. (or 4 cents)—20s. PER ANNUM
NEWS OF PROFESSOR TOD'S THE §ETURN OF THE B.CR.G.A. HOUSE HAS SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITION. CELEBRATION OF PEACE; From the Boston Herald of July 3, we understand that this expedition REGATTA AND PROCESSION GALA DAY IN BERMUDA DUSY SESSION was doomed to ill-fortune. Readers will remember that Pro "Your unit has been working on The following provisional program Motor Boat Race (open to any boat, no mistake about the • At yesterday's session of the As- fessor Tod put in at Bermuda owing of celebrations on the 19th July is including out-board motors) Han There ammunition supply in this area since s-mbly Mr. T. M. Dill moved that the to engine trouble, and the seaplane, home-coming c if the R.G.A. April 1917 and though sustaining published for general information. dicap; 1st Cup, 2nd Cup. Everything else went by tbe board. Police Establishment Act be recom in which he was to make flights for a The programme is subject to additions severe casualties and latterly working mitted for General Purposes and gave closer observance of the sun's eclipse, From early mom to dewy eve the streets under the most trying climatic con and alterations in detail but will be We doubt if this could be much im were crowded with enthusiastic ad as his reason for so doing his desire, was put into working order, and a ditions the work done has been con flight made by His Excellency the adhered to in its main outlines. proved upon, especially considering thc mirers, and no reserve or modesty mark which he believed was shared by other sistently good. members ot the House, to add the title Gcfcrernor. shortness of notice and the absence ed the proceedings. "On your leaving the VIII. Corps of Provost Marshal General to that of 7-7.05 a.m.—Blowing of steam whis from the islands of the British Naval Considering after events, we can tles. boat?. We are free to admit that the scene the Corps Commander wishes his Chief of Police, in order to preserve congratulate His Excellency once more was much more appropriate to the appreciation conveyed to all ranks." the continuity of history in the Colony. All vessels in harbour are invit Fortunately, our American Allies on his safe return to earth from that ed to join. occasion than some of our receptions In July 1918, you were on the Lys seaplane. Never again will it carry have promised valuable assistance and have been even allowing for the fact Mr. Dill confessed that the reason 10 a.m.—Fitted Dinghy Race (open) even the Naval Cutters Race promises front and lastly in the final advance in was a purely sentimental one. Old passengers, much less so distinguished that the return in a body made matters Belgium, Lieut. Wrigg was awarded aq one. 1st Cup; 2nd Cup. to be exciting. A novel form of handi nine!'' easier. traditions should be preserved and it 11.30 a.m.—Arrival ,in Hamilton of cap has been adopted by the Com the Mflitary Cross, and Sergt. Sergeant was a mistake to break away from The scientific party encountered The long wait, the hot weather, fee boats from St. George's, Somer mittee. Every boat handicaps her the Military Medal, for gallant work them without good cause. The office a terrific storm in which the plane false reports, all failed to damp exuber under very heavy shell fire. Lieut. set, &c. with Active Service self, she declares hst speed, etc. dated back to 1625 and although the was wrecked and abandoned, the Contingents. Details of trans ant spirits, and when at length the Wrigg is still serving with the Army of duties were not amalgamated with members returning only after exper A gun is fired for the start, and after troops landed at the Transportation port arrangements wili be pub Occupation. those of the Chief of Police there was iencing considerable difficulties. lished later. a certain—or rather {uncertain—time, Company's wharf, Front St. witnessed Major Dill has specially mentioned nothing to prevent reverting to the - We understand that no result another gun is fired ordering them back. an unprecedented scene. 12 noon.- Salute of 21 guns and ring to me fee excellent work done by the old title. He would, if the House (scientific) was obtained, but the ing of church bells throughout Any boat returning quicker than she There was no possibility of maintain European Staff who went from the acquiesced in the motion to recommit Professor counts himself lucky in the Colony from 12 to 12.15. went or exceeding her stated speed, ing the wonted discipline. Ranks R.G.A. in Bermuda; of eleven such two the Bill, move later that fee Committee beiftg able to write an account of All churches are invited to co is handicapped by the difference so broke and relatives accomplished more were severely wounded, four were rise {and report progress and ask for tbe biggest storm that ever visited operate. that theoretically the boats should all the region of Pernambuco. than the enemy had done. promoted to other Batteries, two earn leave to sit again when he would pre 12.30 The Active Service Contin cross the finishing line exactly as they ing the Distinguished Conduct Medal Proudly tbey fought their way to the pare a motion to give effecf to his sug OOO gents and men who have served started. We hope they will. Public Buildings where His Excellency and two are here today, viz: Battery gestion. overseas in other corps will be The Corporation of Hamilton has MARRIAGE OF CAPT. the Governor, together with prominent Sergeant Major Frost and Battery The Attorney General termed the entertained at luncheon. very kindly offered the use of such sheds officials and interested citizens, were Quartermaster Sergeant Locke, who move a retrogressive one. In 1914 R. C. EARL AND All officers and men now in and wharfage as may be required, and have both done excellent work through assembled. the House decided to abolish the office MISS GERALDINE O'NEIL. Bermuda who went from this the public may be assured of a happy out, and the men of the Company from A fine body of men they presented! of Provost Marshal General and merge Colony to serve in Corps day's sport, especially if fee Committee St. George's who have specially come the duties with those of fee Inspector •Of more than usual interest is the other than the B.V.R.C. and can count on loyal co-operation in keep Proud feey might well be. over today will be proud to hear this. An honourable record, deserved re of Police. He was in favour of retain wedding announced in our columns. B.C.R.G.A., and who wish to ing the course clear and by readiness of Surely such a record of work done by ing the title Chief of Police because it Both bride and bridegroom are attend the luncheon are 're contestants to start. cognition, and a safe return. you Major Dill, your officers, W.C.O's simply described the office of the head well known in Bermuda and deserve quested to send in their names Mr Henry C . Masters has been chosen On all sides it was heard that fee and men, need no further words from of the Force. He did not think the ' the congratulations of all. at once to the Colonial Secre and privations of war had im me, and I am glad to tell you that all to act as Secretary and. he will be glad suggestion would add to the dignity of. Capt. Earl has served faithfully tary when admission cards if intending competitors will send in provei -=.____•-d everyon- - e Officers looked in ranks of the Battalion now quartered the office in any way. The House was and successfully ~w_th the B.V.R.C. will be sent them. here, the 2 '4th East Yorks, when they entries as soon as possible in order that the pink of condition, men were smarter, unanimous in its decision in 1914 un Contingent, whilst his bride hats car 2.30 o.m. to 5.30 p.m.—Canoe Races necessary arrangements can be made. more reliable and obviously more self heard that a Guard of Honour was to less his memory had failed Hm in this ried out her duties at the Hospital open to B.A.A. and B.B.C.C. respected. receive the returning Contingent, un respect. He thought fee best time to here with conspicuous ability. (Souvenir Cups to each member 8 p.m. Torchlight Procession of East His Excellency addressed them as animously offered to serve on it; a test the feeling of the Committee was We wish them every happiness in of winning boat, value £1 each). Yorkshire Regiment and men of only he can. Although suffering from compliment I am sure you will highly on the motion before fee House for the their married life and are confident Men's Fours, 220 yards. Active Service Contingents from hay fever, his voice rang out sonorously appreciate. recommittal of fee Bill and he certainly that thc devotion to duty showed by Mixed Fours, 220 yards. Town Hall. Hamilton, via Front and clearly, and his stirring speech I will before dismissing you read the would not support the proposal. both will be diverted to a happy and Men's Tandem, 220 yards. St., Queen St.. Church St., was punctuated by ringing applause. report of the Field Marshal Command more peaceful career. Mixed Tandem, 220 yards. and Cedar Avenue to Victoria er-in-Chief His Majesty's Forces in Mr. H. V. Smith supported fee Attor Park. On arrival there an ad A pleasing feature of the reception ney General and Mr. J. R. Conyers —ooo • Tug of War, 1st Cups. at the Public Buildings was the un France. Pilot Gig Race (open) 1st Purse £-7, dress will be delivered by the expressed approbation of the Bill as it LATE JAMES. A. GALWAY. furling of Bermuda's flag (Lieut. J. B. "Bermuda Contingent of R.G.A. 2nd Purse £3. 10. 0. Officer Administering the Gov ' "This Contingent served with the was, although he would not oppose a ernment and the National An Dickinson) whilst Capt. C. Leighton, measure to sanction fee appointment Naval Cutters (or such boats as may be Canadian Corps during the opera We regret to record the death of obtained) open to Allied Navies, thems of the Allies will be played. A.D.C. held the Shield, both of which I of an officer to be known as the Provost Mr. James Alexander Galway which were recently presented to the Ber- ! tions in May and June, subsequent 1st Purse £5, 2nd Purse £3. 9.30 p.m.—Re-embaikation of Active to the capture of Vimy Ridge. They Marshal General and who would carry took place at his residence in Pem muda Contingents in London. out fee duties in connection with the Swimming Races:— .service Contingents and others ; were employed on Heavy Ammuni broke early yesterday morning at from St. George's, Somerset, &c. After the Governor's speech, the Court formerly performed by the the age of 76. Boys under 16 years, 50 yards (open) tion Dumps, and great satisfaction 1st Cup, 2nd Cup. men were marched to the Oddfellows' ' was expressed with fear work. Provost Marshal. Mr. Galway was a blacksmith by 10 p.m.—Bonfires to be lighted at Hall to partake of refreshments, and Mr. Musson Wainwright supported trade and a man of great physical 100 yards (open) 1st Cup, 2nd Cup. Fort George, Fort Langton and Though called upon to perform la 220 yards (open) 1st Cup, 2nd Cup. His Excellency complimented the re- bour of the most arduous and exact Mr. DuTs motion. He felt that the strength. Apprenticed to the late Ireland Island and other points t"rning officers each of whom was pre ing pstture at all times of the day Colony ought to be proud to retain the RTclrard Atwbod, went with Mr. Tub Race (open) 1st Purse £l, 2nd throughout the Colony. sented by the CO., Major Dill. and night, they were not only willing old title. Atwood and family to Turk's Island, Purse J0s. We congratulate the Contingent on Mr. Patton did not t'unk the ques and at tiie expiration of his appren Ferry Boat Race, open to bona fide and efficient but conspicuous for Arrangements are being made for its safe arrival. their cheeriness under all conditions. tion a very important one. The office ticeship ran a smit iy there for several Ferrymen, 1st Purse £2, 2nd Purse From thc Commanding Officer down Their officers rendered valuable ser was abolished in 1914 not on account of years. He later went to Cuba and £l, 3rd Purse 15s. the decoration of the streets and of to the humblest in rank, nothing but vices in fee management of the the title but because it was deemed then returned home. When the work Greasy Pole (open), 1st Purse £2. 10. 0., Public Buildings and for the illumin high praise is due. dumps. expedient to merge the duties in those of contracting for the barracks at 2nd Purse £l. 10. 0., 3rd Purse £l. ation of buildings in the evening. "The unit also worked on ammu of the Inspector of Police. He saw no Prospect was commenced he secured Fr< >m a peaceful island and unexciting tbe contract for erecting wooden huts pursuits they were thrown into the nition dumps from the end of June reason why this should not be done to the beginning of September in and the mere fact of abolishing the which were afterwards replaced by RELIEF OF KUMASI. VETERANS DINNER. devastating horrors of the Great War. the present stone buildings. He as Th ey acquitted themselves not only another Corps. On more than one office was no reason for doing away occasion the dumps at which they sisted in tbe construction of the Cause Congratulation to His Excellency worthily, but with distinction. with the title. were employed were ignited by hos On a vote being taken the motion way when first built. He then took Governor on another anniversary About sixty officers and men who )• met in friendly rivalry with up the blacksmith trade again and tile shell fire, and much of their was carried by a majority of one. The his famous exploit. had gone from Bermuda and served in other regiments hailing from more worked with the late John Gibson in an work was done under shell fire. House went into Committee to con- It was in 1900 that England recei both the army and navy in thc great experienced communities, again they Their behaviour on aH these occa old blacksmith shop where now stands the glad tidings of his magnificent snd war, sat down to dinner at Point Pleas swler the Bill, Mr. Boyle in the Chair. the new Telephone Building. He cxccBed. sions was excellent, and commanded The Committee then rose and reported successful undertaking and on his ant Hotel on Friday evening. The afterwards conducted a smithy busi object of the dinner was to bring to This is a proud record. It has one the admiration of those with whom progress. return, London received him as only "rave disadvantage. they were serving. In fact the man ness of his own in Hamilton. London can. gether all who had done service abroad He served for many years as rural It. is not easy to Uve up to a high ner in which they carried out their BILLS READ FIRST TIME. To mark the day. His Excellency and to form an association to be known constable for Pembroke Parish until work under all conditions was strik is entertaining a number of guests as fee Overseas Association. standard. compelled to retire ten years ago on ingly, good." "The Public Officers Injuries Relief Although nothing definite was done The eyes of Bermuda are on the account of blindness. and the gallant general will prove You have been and seen the great Act, 1919," and "The Governor's the proposal met wife favour, and a He was a member of the Bermuda that "twenty years are but as yester returned soldiers. War, you have inscribed your names Messenger Act, 1919," were read fee meeting will shortly be called to organ Mechanics' Beneficial Association of day" by an exhibition of tent-pegging Men of the R.G.A.! Shew that you for all times on Bermuda's -Scroll of third time and passed. "The Bermu ize the project. thirty years standing, his father being and other youthful sporting events. c ui live in peace, as you fought in war. Honour, and now you are home I wish da and Garrison Hunt Club Act, 1919," 000 Major Dill occupied the chair for the St St $ one of the pioneers of that organization. to tell you that if any of you desire which provides for fee incorporation A FALSE ALARM. evening, and other officers present were: The Address of His Excellecny the work as soldiers, after a hort spell of of the Club was read the first time. The funeral, which was largely Capt. Misick, Lieut. Etowns, Lieut. attended, took place from his late Governor was as follows:— leave, I offer a certain number service jffi< Ingham, Lieut. Cooper, Lieut. Dickin "The Immigration Act, 1919," re residence to St. John's Church, Pem Enquiries at the R.M.S.P. for one year as soldiers in the Royal elicited the fact that the report son, and Lieut. Eldon Trimingham Offic N.C.O's and Men of the Ber ceived yesterday from the Governor broke, yesterday afternoon, where >f a Garrison Artillery in Bermuda on the with Message No. 178 was read the steamer going ashore was erroneous. R.N. muda Contingent Royal Garrison same terms exactly|as tbe British units* the remains were interred in the first time by its title. The measure adjoining graveyard. The facts appear to be feat for Artillery: I hope many of you will enlist. some time a steamer appeared to be I I count myself as fortunate in being further restricts tbe entry of immigrants The deceased leaves a widow, two I wish you aH God speed and a very into these Islands. sons, Mr. Mark Galway who has seen in considerable danger, in fact, was present today to greet you in the name happy meeting with your families and reported ashore. of the Legislature and people of this service in the great war and is at friends. PROVISION FOR EX B.V.R.C. Messrs. Harnett and Bell went to Colony, before I proceed on leave. present abroad, and Adjutant Joseph By Public Auction Galway, who is in charge of the investigate matters but were relieved You have well done your duty on the RECEPTION IN THE OLD TOWN to find that the Captain had averted Saturday was a Gala Day in the Message No. 180 from the Governor Salvation Army in Bermuda, and four TO BE SOLD battlefields of France; have enhanced brought to the attention of the Legis disaster and brought hjs ship safely the good name of these islands; have "Old Town." From early morn a daughters and other relatives, to to anchor in Murray's Anchorage. procession of carriages was on its way lature the case of Private Gordon Hol- whom the community extend heart in Front of the Stores of gained a wider knowledge of the Em Bs, 1st Contingent B.V.R.C, who pire and learned much of many of our westward, carrying friends and rela felt sympathy. the Undersigned tives of the boys of the Bermuda Con served until June 1919, was three times 000 MARRIED. brave "Allies and I feel sure that by wounded, and is now suffering from vour brave conduct and bearing in the tingent, R.G.A. who were expected pulmonary tuberculosis which was con EARL O'NEIL. At St. Peter future you will prove feat there is ao to arrive at Hamilton during the morn CAVENDISH HALL BAZAAR. tracted while on Active Service. and Paul's Church, Mitcham, Surrey, on WEDNESDAY next in-ire noble and uplifting life than a ing in* tiie S.S. "Ulua." hen it is spent, as The Governor recommends that To Be Held Thursday Afternoon. England, 17th June, 1919, bv the soldip spei Ih About 8.38 a.m. the Duce of Clubs Rev. Edward Fennery, P.P., Captain the 16th inst., in so righteous and special provision be made for this sol We have great pleasure in drawing yours has been was hoisted at the mast head of the dier to be treated until his recovery R. C. Earl, B.V.R.C, to Geraldine, just a cause. signal station at Fort George, and a the attention of our readers to the Mrs. C. G. at one o'clock in a sanatorium to be selected by fee above event. The object is worthy daughter of Mr. and Men of Bermuda, we arc proud to shout went up "Trooper! The boys O'Neil, of Hamilton, Bermuda Is- Medical Authorities. and the event promises the usual HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC. welcome you home. are coming." Then the local steam lands. boats broke out all their bunting, the success. The Battery embarked ia May 1916, N.Y. STEAM COMMUNICATION. consisting of 4 officers and 206 other ranks, Lieat. streets and flag staffs in the town were Coming as it does, in the midst of OlIimMIIHClllllllllMIIIJIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIHII.lllllllllllllOIIIIIIIIIIIICO all dressed with flags and the streets be Peace Celebration arrangements we Sf -_ Dining Room Table (extension) Side (now Major) Dill in command and by "The New York Steam Communica the 24th June (or only three weeks came alive with people, all anxious ask our readers to bear the day in I THE I board, Safe, Chairs, Tables, Writing to know where the boys would arrive. tion Act, 1919," was transmitted to the mind, especially since we are not later) you were on fee Somme front. House by Message No. 179 and read Desk, Cane legged Chairs and Tables, Surely almost record time. You re About 9 a.m. tlie "Ulua" passed up the publishing on Thursday and so un- I ROYAL GAZETTE 1 channel to Hamilton and an anxious foe the fast time by the Hon. the Attor ab'.e to refresh tiie memory at a Lamps, Basin Stands, Chests of Draw mained on the Somme front till Decgn- ney General. ber and then proceeded for shipping waiting fell to the lot of those remaining nearer date. I CO., LTD. | ers, etc., Kitchen Utensils, etc., etc, work to Marseilles. in tiie old town. The Bill gives authority to the Trade ooo Crockery and Glassware, etc., etc., etc. About 4 p.m. Mr became known that Development Board to enter into a In April 1917, you bore your share PEACE CELEBRATION REGATTA. | Notice is hereby given % also in the operations on the famous Vimy the "Corona" was coming round the covenant with the Furness, Withy Co. substantially on the terms con Ridge. Here Gunner Stowe was killed north side, owing to the state of the The Secretary, Mr. H. C. Masters, | that The "Royal | 1000 lbs Rolled Oats (sold in 25 lbs lots) tide, being unable to come through the tained in a tentative agreement made would be glad to receive afl entries for 11 Gazette" will he issued I 10 Boxes Sour Limes, and Sergt. Tregaskis of the European by a Committee of the Board and the Staff was seriously wounded. Reach. (By the way.jwill the day ever the above event by Thursday noon 10 Bags West Indian Charcoal, come what tins water way will be made Company on 25th June last, copy of | this week on I In May and June, 1917, you shared in next in order to make proper arrange practicable for ordinary steam-boat which was forwarded by His Excellency 1 Barrel Pickled Herrings, the capture of the Messines Ridge ments. traffic? Here is a chance for the local the Governor to the Legislature by The following are exampt, and will | FUMY MLY | 6 Oil Coats, suffering several casualties from wounds authorities to get busy. The dredger Message, and with such supplementary and gas. be received as post entries. | instead of Thursday § 50 1 lb Tins Choice Giltava Jelly, can be used by private individuals to stipulations and provisions as may be Swimming Races. From June 1917 to January 1918 you improve their properties, why not use agreed upon between the said Board | and Saturday. § 500 Pairs Good Stockings and Socks, were on the Ypres salient where you , Tub Race. etc., etc., etc., etc., etc. it to benefit the pubBe?) and the said Company and approved by Greasy Pole. were joined by the second contingent About 4.30 p.m. she entered the fee Governor in Council. 1' I * 2 Bser Engines in good order, of two officers and 40 men from Ber Ferry Boat Race. harbour through the Town Cut Chan Mr. Gray moved the suspension of ooo | Matter intended for § Photographers Outfit, muda. Here Bombardier Place, Gun nd, and docked at Convict Bay where Rule 55 to enable tbe Bill to be react 1 ner Swan and Gunner Mussenden were Open Buggy. the boys landed, being met by Captain the second time but the motion was WEISS PHOTOGRAPHER. § publication should be | killed and Sergeant Sercombe (Euro Hesketh, R.A., Adjutant, Rev. A. T. pean- Staff) Gunners D. Smith and Bur lost, three members objecting to the | handed in by THURS- I B.W.WALKER & CO., Tucker Chaplain, and the president procedure. ' The photographer of Hon. Reginald rows and 12 others were wounded. and officers of the St. George's Branch Gray printed in our last issue was I DAY at 4 p.m. at the | Auctioneers. Gunners Manders and Knight re The Bill was set down as an order for taken by Mr. Wm. Weiss, of Reid of the League of Empire, and tiie Ladies the next day of meeting. I latest § Hamilton, Bermuda, ceived the MiKtary Medal for distin of the St. George's Patriotic Home Club. Street, t We regret that by an over guished bravery and the General Officer 1 I 14th July, 1919—1. (Continued on 4th page) sight tite credit Une was omitted. OHMMmWlllMIUHIHtltllNIUIIItOUIMIHIIWllllllllllHinillllllNlllIO . Comm Hiding VIII. Co.ps sent the (Continued on 4th page) following order:— THE ROYAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1919
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THE ROYAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 15,-1919
PLIGHT OF SWISS HOTELS CELEBRITIES Under the patronage of The Ven. The Archdeacon of Bermuda War Nearly Wrecked a Great The announcement that the receipts Industry. of a recent recital by John McCormack and Mrs. James Davidson DISTINCTIVE TAILORING in St. Louis exceeded $12,000 recalls The sad plight which has overtaken the interesting fact that the tenor, the Swiss hotel-keepers owing to the be v'nning las career in that city fifteen „ The work of men who war may be said to amount almost yetrs ago, received $68.50 a week tot i> to a tragedy. In Switzerland there sing'ng in the Irish Village at the A BAZAAR "Know low are about 9,050 hotels and pensions Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Thus of all descriptions, which, before the the financial returns from one night's will be held at Let us make your war, employed 57,755 persons. More concert are now about 250 times what than 43,000 of these employees were McCormack was able to earn in a week engaged in hotels and pensions which in 1904. After severing relations with New Blue Diagonal catered mainly to foreign tourists. the Irish Village McCormack went to Cavendish Hall, Devonshire The capital invested in these hotels Italy to study, and won his fame in Suit amounted to the enormous sum of opera at Covent Garden, London. S226,983,000. Ihe number of tour We have a Splendid ists who used to visit Switzerland- Thursday, 17th July inst, before the war was certainly more The Russian revolution has driven Range of New Cloths to than 3,000,000 annually. Supposing Prince Mich el Cantaeuzene to America for Hie purpose of liquidating the debt on the building. The at that they all spent $50 each on an for a Harvard education. The Lenine Select from. Samples average in the country—a very low revolution stripped him of Ws titles. tractions will include afternoon tea, Cake, Ice-cream aud Candy, estimate - this would mean an annual His great-grandfather on his mother's and Prices on applica sum of $150,000,000 left behind by side was General U. S. Grant. "Prince Fortune-telling and numerous Side shows. them. They are known to have spent Mike," as Ws Harvard friends call him, tion. Your absolute w msiderably over $50,000,000 on has recently enrolled as a Harvard A Special feature will be the SUPPER served from 6 to 8.30 p.m. hotel bills alone, to which 15 per freshman. Last fall he was a member at 2, - per plate. satisfaction as to Fit, cent would have to be added for of the R.O.T.C. of that institution. tips. He believed in a constitutional mon A CONCERT under the direction of L/Cpl. Norman Parker will be Style and Finish is The above figures must make plain archy rather than an absolute monarchy to any one t ••e enormous importance but refuses to discuss the internal af given at 8.30 p.m. Admission 1/-. Assured If We Make > Switzerland of the so-called "for fairs of Russia. He prefers to be known eigners' industry." In fact, of the as 'Mace," or by the more formal title By kind permission of Capt. Tovey, O.C & Officers of the 2 4 East Your New Suit. light leading Swiss industries the of 'Mr." Cantaeuzene. hotel industry is that which employs Yorkshire Regt. the Band of the Regiment will be present and the second largest number of persons. render selections during the afternoon and evening. W% £% t™ 53 r~ Machinery and instrument-makers Sy5 8« employ the largest number of all, Lord Milner, the British war secre OS B- 45,313, but the hotel industry is a tary, is not a very brilliant humorist, A BUSS will leave Hamilton at 2.30 p.m. and will make frequent iilil y but it is said that he can enjoy a good ..ood second, with more than 43,000. trips up to 10 p.m. Fare each way 9d. Children Od. lailways of all categories employ laugh against himself, as witness the following, which he is fond of relating: 0, while watchmaking, supposed The Bazaar will be open at 3 p.m. Adtnissiou 6d. Children 3d. - many outsiders to be the most Some years ago, fresh from his South inportant Swiss industry, employs African triumpbs, be addressed an audience of undergraduates at his old 8-6-19.449.tu.th.tu.th Q OEBEG STEAMSHIP COMPANY s nly about 35,000 people. Mid-Ocean copy 3 times No class of persons in Switzer- university. 'We must remember not Operated by Canada Steamship Lines (Ltd.) has suffered so severely in this merely the beauty of the individual vat as the hotel keepers and hotel colleges, but the beauty of Oxford as a rvants generally (says a Berne whole. And what a whole it is." 1919 Leave Bermuda Leave New York 'ondent of the New York "Hear, hear!" yell tbe varsity men. S.S. Charybdis Friday July 4th Wednesday July 9th "Yes, what a bole!" they groaned. THE ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY The watchmakers were for ." " " IGlh " " 23rd mie engaged in certain branches "What a beastly hotel" Then hr B. M. S. F. dawned upon Lord Milner tbat this " Au;. 1st Aug. 6th ru.ition-making, and most of the M nery and mechanical instru- was a sentiment he would rather have CANADA—BERMUDA—WES T INDIES MAIL SERVICE " " 15th " 20th workers were also indirectly expressed differently. " " 29th " Sept. 3rd I in war work. As for the Steamer Tons Leaves Bermuda for Leaves Bermuda for " " Sept. 12th " " 17th always^ except the mountain lines, (Twin Screw) West Indies & Demerara St. John, N.B "tourist railways," as they are M. Jusserand, French ambassador to Sails from Bermuda 12 noon. From New York 3 p.m. called, they kept on most of the United States, although a historian, officials and employees, despite philosopher, and scholar, lived all his CHALEUR 4758 July 5th Subject to change without notice. CHIGNECTO 4756 19th _ decrease in their receipts Hfe, it might be said, within the sound CHAUDIERE 401JI Julv i.A August 2nd ncrease in their expenditures. of musketry and cannon, and believed CARAQUET 4890 15th 10th WATL1NGTGH & CONYERS, embroidery industry, employ in armaments with the rest of his Excellent Accomodation Wireless Telegraphy Agents es.000 workers, has also suffered countrymen. Yet he has been one of r-4-ti-19.396.t.o. during the war, both for the most active proponents of interna Submarine Signals Bilge Keels market and for lack of tional peace agreements ever since tbe HAKNETT & RICHARDSON, Agents, 36 Front St., Bani-lton, Bermuda raw material. calling of the first conference at The »4 6-19.67.tne thur.t f. May 26th, 1919 000 Hague. When the latter occurred the post of M. Jusserand was Copenhagen. :HMAKERS DISAPPOINTED. Going to St. Petersburg, he had an audience with the Czar, who, after Prince of Wales Not to Come to explaining thc suggestions contained in Newport This Autumn. his circular, said:'' One must wait long .' 1 er when planting an oak than when 1 „oudon, July 7.-Und thc head- planting a flower." I IPT IH \m VM. fe >>ll.->r Princesses," the Illustrat- fH Vive! Sunday Herald saysr hose American mothers at New- —ooo— UJS(\_ J . R.I., who are looking forward fffM! SHIRTS and PYJAMAS h eager anticipation to a . isit from Mrs. Cnllcr I suppose you find fP§JP'$ are unetIuaMec5 for comfort, f bachelor Prince of Wales in the your daughter very much improved by A i iimn arc likely to be severely dis- her two years' stay at college? Mrs. f/nliplj durability, rich appearance, .^S£i .intcd, for there is very high author- Proud-Mother—Oh, yes. Mary is a to state that the Prince has not the carnivor us reader now, and she fre \mj\ 'Hi health qualities, and they HE RAYO LAIV.P 's a high-grade lamp hte intention of visiting Newport quently impoverishes music. But she iere are lamps that cost more, but there is no '' DO NOT SHRINK. tter lamp at any price Nickel-Plated over ooo - aint a bit stuck up, she's unaimous to Good-class Outfitters everywhere stock them,, or everybody, and she never keeps a will make to measure, insist on seeing the genuine id brass, and is easily kept clean. . successful man must studv the If not at vour dealers call or write »f others.'' "Well, I "don't caller waiting for her to dress; she just material with name on selvedge cr in gnr.nent. that it will make a man suc- runs in, nom de plume, and you know If any difficulty, vice. STEADY WEST INDIA OIL COY. it ought to be a delight- that makes one fed so comfortable.—• write JH.HITE Office; Hamilton. Telephone 310. The Review. WM H0TXn TICE f& --, si;.,.g jag $ WHY COMPANY, LTD. Dire ci Opportunity London to Bermuda. Importers arc notified that the S.S "ORISTANO" ESTABLISHES* will sail from LONDON on NINETEENTH INSTANT i?i for BERMUDA, if is recommended that merchants, desirous of making importations, CABLE their 1814 100 YEAR <__a shippers immediately. WATLINGTON & CONYERS Agents. lilton, Bermuda. ^?^_ 12th July lt>19.460 1 JOHN HA 1 /IRE YOUR HOUSE r- Export and Import Agents, ind CO, IT PAYS For ONE HUNDRED YEARS in the because LONDON we have acted as Buying and Selling (1) Wired houses sell for more (2) Wiring is "tenant insurance" :, % Agents for Storekeepers, Traders and Growers (3) Electric service is economical. S of Colonial Produce. Are you requiring the (4) Electric light is convenient- |M Services of London Agents to promote your Let ns give yon a free estimate. - r interests? We shaU be pleased to enter into li. E. Is. P. * T. CO. LTD. - correspondence with a view to arrange terms to our mutual advantage. Bank Credits arranged. 4< I Cash advanced against Shipments. SPECIAL SALE (FOR CASH ONLY) Sa.ti e Begins Saturday July 26th and ends Aug. 2nd 1 'p to date stock of White Shoes Reduced Regardless ot Cost. In leather a large quantity of discontinued lines and samples John Haddon & for Men, Women and Children at Bargain Prices. In view of the steadily advancing prices of Shoes yon cannot afford to miss, this Sale. Export and Import Agents Specialising in Colonial Trade, r c r- DAMK'IM OPPOSITE TOWN HALL; Salisbury Square, Fleet Street, London, E.C. L/. S. ii. KArNKirN, MARKET SQUARE ST. GEORGE'S Agent for "THE BOTAL OAZETTE" THB ROYAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1919 AN ECHO OF THE MAINE. KIDNEY TROUBLE. THE HOUSE iciin •( th* MJ.SA.J GABLE NEWS ' Gloucester, Mass., July 12.—Rear NEWS BY WliSlESS __. . H _. . . i I Admiral Marix died yesterday at a (Continued from 1st page PRESS COMMENT Now Easily Cured. (Continued lrom 1st page) NEWS FROM PARIS. Hotel here where he was a summer Having landed, a procession was guest. Admiral Marix was Judge on ON THE TREATY. PEACE CELEBRATIONS. formed, headed by the bands from the Court of Enquiry that investi If you suffer from kidney trouble Hamilton and St. George's and tite Paris, July It.—M. Clemenceau appeared before the committee ot tiie gated the destruction of the U.S.S. Tribune in any form, backache, rheumatism, The Report of the Joist Committee ladies of the above club and marched Maine in 1898. He was the execu President submits Peace Treaty gout, gravel, lumbago, stone, sciatica, through the town by way of York Chamber of Deputies which has been on Peace Celebrations was considered considering the Peace T**1*? today tive officer of the Maine at the time to Senate. Ratify League or breal^ or pains in the limbs, or any such in Committee and a resolve was intro Street, Custom House Square, Water of the explosion and was also in the world's heart is c"'ief theme, but fiver symptoms of kidney trouble as head Street to Market Square, where the and in the course of an address reviewed duced by Major DiH to provide the the circumstances under which the Spanish war in command of the chief issues net ..•• ed upon. ache, sediment in urine, bad taste in sum of OOO for the cost of carrying out procession was met by His Worship, Scorpion. He will be buried in Wash T^e President received big ovation the mouth at morning, or pufiiness the Mayor, W.J. Boyle, Esq., andthe Treaty was framed. He said that the the programme arranged by the Joint difficulties which the Allies had en ington cemetry. but friends are disappointed on fail under the eyes, go to your chemist Committee. members of the Corporation and a ure to defend terms. Chamber gal at once and ask him for a box of De countered during the war confronted PRESIDENT VETOES BILL. There was discussion on the pro large concourse of the people. leries and floor packed, but applause Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills. Addresses of welcome were given them in a changed aspect when they gramme which was briefly outlined by came to make peace. The dominating Washington, July 12.—The Day almost solely limited to Democrats. These Uttle wonder-workers quickly by His Worship 'The Mayor, the Rev. the member in charge of the Report and idea of the Treaty he added was the light Saving Law was saved from re Speech, heard in silence. cleanse the kidneys and bladder and A. Tucker, and Mr. J. S. Paynter, * At -At tiie regret voiced that the celebrations necessity of maintaining the peace of peal today when President WBson put them into a thoroughly healthy could not be more general—not confined President of the St. George's Branch the world by the union of the four vetoed agricultural appropriation bill World. condition, and when the kidneys are to the Central part of tiie Islands, and of the League of the Entire. A num great allied and associated powers. because it contained a provision for Wilson declares League is a neces» strong and well the pain will quickly that the school children had not been ber of hearty and rousing cheers were France had reason to congratulate the restoration of the old standard sity, and asks Senate: "Dare wc re disappear; 24 hours will prove to taken into tite plans. given and the men broke ranks and herself on the treaty guaranteeing her time. ject it?" Will answer attack cn you that these wonderful little pills were heartily welcomed by all, and have touched the weak spot—the Dr. Cann thought it would be diffi against aggression by Germany. Re MILITARY COMMISSION Treaty on Tuesday privately. Points cult for arrangements to be made at gradually dispersed to their homes. ferring to the League of Nations M. out that all men in Paris saw coven kidneys and bladder. th is late hour for the Societies to parade The bands marched round the town play Clemenceau said the Government must APPOINTED. ant as- the only 'rope. World settle To cure Kidney Trouble of any and a notice in the newspapers would ing patriotic tunes, and finally every endeavour with the League organiza Paris, July 11.—A military com ment impossible without such Treaty. kind, you must positively get rid speedily call the school children togeth body, pleased with everybody and them tion to secure the adoption of the mission composed of four represen * * * of the cause—the poisonous Uric er for the occasion. selves, agreed to call it a day and re amendment proposed by M. Bourgeoise tatives one each, from the British, Herald. Acid. Remember, to do this, a real tired to their homes happy. Mr. Watlington explained that the establishing a military and naval staff French, ItaUan and American armies League of Nations only '.ope for remedy must pass through the kid The general appearance of the boys difficulty atout arranging for a school in the League. Regarding the respon will leave Paris on Saturday for the mankind. Republicans receive t neys and the bladde.*, and not through spoke weH for their treatment since parade was that the children were now sibilities for the war he stated it was Adriatic. The British representative peal coldly and even Democrats the bowels as most kidney pills do. the end of the war, as they looked a having holidays- Mr. Hastings Outer- a satisfaction to morality that the re is Major General Hyatts. are disappointed. When you sec the urine change to happy and hearty lot, safely doing a muddy bluish colour—-a feature bridge thought it was much too hot for sponsible persons would be tried and President's assertion that destine credit to the country of their birth as STRIKE IN NEW YORK. whHi distinguishes DevVitt's Pills assembling them with tite purpose of added that the Entente would main tion of old order of international well as to the old country which has just tain its position on that point. fror. all others—you know beyond marching through the streets. Mr. New York, July 11.—More t^an politics is demanded at "whatever sent them back. all Itmbt that tbey cave put their Zuill said he could see no reason why two hundred coastwise vessels were cost of independent action" brings arrangements could not be made for God grant that such a caU may never reported today to be '-eld up in hea._-ig touch on the right spot—• HOW ROME VIEWS THE joy to opponents. the kidneys and the bladder. They the children" to witness the Regatta in come to Bermuda again, but should New York harbour as a result of a At * * SITUATION. purify the blood. Hamilton Harbour. Mr. Patton be the day ever come, when the mother strike of marine firemen and others American. country has to send out a cry of need, who walked out yesterday. Amongst lieved tire children would come anyhow Rome, July 12.—Signor Tittoni, Wilson asserts that wit'-out Peace Every reader of this paper who we are sure that the boys of Bermuda the vessels affected is t^e S.S. Tur- suffers frcm Backache, Rheumatism, and there would be no need to urge Minister of foreign affairs was applaud Treaty t'-'ere is m eace. Scnrt especially those of the coloured race, rialba of t^e United Fruit Company Stone, Gravel, Lumbago, Gout, or their attendance. ed today when he announced his be criticise speech, as evasiv e and un will never be found wanting in loyalty whose sailing has been delayed. Some any other form of kidney or bladder Mr. Patterson said there was very lief that negotiations were now going convincing. littie time to do anything but it a sub and readiness to respond to the call smaller trans-Atlantic freighters are trouble, should give this tried and of duty. They all deserve well of the on in Paris and a settlement of ItaUan also affected and seamen's union claim proved remedy a fair trial without committee had been formed at the East questions might be expected in the and West End k would have simplified country to which they belong. to have received information from ilson tells Sair ate that t. L loss of time. Every chemist and course of next week and he had hopes England that American vessels reach storekeeper sells DeWitt's Kidney matters and have tended to make the —ooo of being able to tell the country every celebrations throughout the Colony a ing ports with non-union crews will it the seart of the world will be brok and Bladder Pills at 2/9 per box, or NONSUCH ISLAND. thing very shortly. The question of not load. 4/6 for one 2} '• times as large—• success. Asia Minor he said must be reserved en. He appeals for a broad visicn Mr. Watiington said the Boy Scouts J and wider comprehension. a great save. The Assistant Colonial Secretary, until President Wilson had consulted JOFFRE TO BE HONOURED. 1 had been entrusted with lighting the the American people but the Adriatic Muc' surprise that Frenc ' treat But you must be suir; you get De Mr. F. G. Gosling, O.B.E., has just Paris, July 11. —An official note Witt's in blue and gold boxes, with bonfires on points of vantage in various colonial and economic questions would arc Ireland not referred to. parts of the Islands. His ExceHency returned from a well earned vacation issued today states t'-at General 1 on the cork inside. be settled. They had arrived at a 1 1 had taken this matter up before the which he spent at the above island. Joffre wiH accompany General Foe " THE IRISH QUESTION. If you have any difficulty in obtaL-- point where a decision was absolutely s Committee were appointed. We understand that ti-e Quarantine at the head of t e Victory Day 3eWitt's Kidney and Biad- Station is now under the care of Mr. necessary and any delay would be s Mass meeting in Madiso Mr. D81 assured the House that he parade to be held here on the 14t . s, send the price of the peckage^ and Mrs. O'Connor, an excellent ar dangerous. In conclusion he urged Garden; fifteen t ousand present felt sure the Committee would do its to Tlie Phoenix Drug Co., Hamilton, rangement, ance Private O'Connor the country and Parliament to remain thousand unable to gain s best to cany out the various ideas DIRIGIBLE MAKING GOOD aud the same will be sent to you has returned from the front bringing calm pending a settlement of the nego De Valera and Frank P. brought forward. PROGRESS. ^mediately, in plain wrapper. A. with him an English bride from tiations and exhorted them to give the addressed the meeting at w'-i The House adjourned until to-morrow Grimsby, both of whom are enthus Italian Delegation unanimous support u dent Wilson and Sir Dou (Wednesday.. making the peace about to be signed Washington, July 12. T e jible and booed and hissed. iastic lovers of Bermuda and capable R-34 was reported this moming at ——ooo managers of matters connected with a truly Italian peace. 11 a.m. G.M.T. to be 360 miles off Washington. —Great Brita: Weak Kidneys ' their duties. the Irish coast and s'^e is expected ooo FOOD FOR EVIL. France made representation t | Take Dr. Cassell's Tablets LAST IMPRESSIONS to arrive in London tonigM. Department to put Mexico for all Kidney Troubles PASSENGERS. London, July 12.—The Daily Mail feet. The Bermuda Contingent R.G-A. states that Great Britain is preparing It is weak Kidneys that cause pains were quartered near the old Cathedral Arrived from New York on Saturday to" resume consular service with Ger COLDS CAUSE HEADACHES New knowledge. r Capit to come in your back, it is weak City of Winchester, in England, for per S.S. Charybdis. t e President's an • > ' makes < I bring ou gnu-cl und many so as to give every facility to L12"ATIYE BROMO QUININE re their last months before leaving for British firms to distribute their goods. plain that U.S.A. will be dry lenniatisni. But when moves th ; cause. Used tbe tvorld ovei • l.'i CasseH's Tablet-, your home, where they seem to have had a Miss Grace Atwood, Mrs. A. S. It is expected that Germany will send formal peace. fairly good time and shown that Ber Biddle, Mr. Geo. Biddle, Mr. M. S. to cure a cold in one day. The signa i.-_nie strong again, and a charge affairs to England. Travell •cables are at an end. muda is a country of cricketers. That Benevides, Mr. and Mrs. P. Barrit, ing in Germany will be restricted but ture of E. V,". GROVE is on each box. London.— It is reported that the Dr. Cassell's Tablets soon cure weak was an notable match, with an eleven Master Jas. Barrit, Miss Florence Beet, commercial travellers will be given Manufactured by tic PARTC MED7 fortune of the former King of Bul kidneys. from the Rifle Brigade depot and our Mrs. B. Belnajvis, Mr. W. J. Cox, Mr. every facility to go anywhere. CINE CO., S' Varnas*. .'. S « garia will be confiscated. m .11 made a fair showing against a and Mrs. J. C. Collingwood, Pte. and "* £*> ^.e^ «=^ £«^ I I fij c~aek team, considering their lack of Mrs. Robt. Dawson, C.M.R., Master WOMAN SUFFRAGE. Berlin. rt signed b combination and practice. The R.G.A. Robt. Dawson, Mrs. J. D. Bernard, Peace Ti also met Winchester College at cricket. Mrs. K. L. Dixon, Miss L. K. Dixon, Amsterdam, July 12. Thc first Before leaving, the Contingent heard Miss Margaret Dixon, Miss Anna Dean, Paris, Frenc1 ! ablets Chamber adopted today a motion to Tablets for Stoma, h anil the fine band of the R.G.A. from Ports Mr. Harry Gosling, Mr. N. W. Her- introduce women's suffrage in Holland. up peace ratific | Kidney Troubles. Take them to make yon mouth give a splendid programme of rington, Dr. A. W. Hollis, Miss Edna 1 to keep a wa v fevers anil dvsen- music JTh ey were entertained by th e men King, Pte. G. C. Kingdom, R.M.L.I., I h« Bermuda Drue- Co., H.-im- TURKS DRITEN. .-—Ri ircours oi riles 1 ilton, and by ali Clieaiista-ind Stores, Priees of the Bermuda R.G.A., who much ap Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Merchant, Dean j ill Ki.glaml ! .!7unl 3-. f Ta >an conlini preciated it. and Mrs. W. F. Magie, Mr. and Mrs. ! _ Saloniki, July 12.—The Greek army not consic .5 or The Athletic Sports were held before Geo, T. Miller, Miss Helen Miller, operating South of Smyrna is reported investigate TNIS the Contingent left and amongst those Dean G. McClenchan, Mr. W. N. to be driving the Turks rapidly back who distinguished themselves were Mickerson, Mr. J. D. Outerbridge, ward, the enemy abandoning many Gomper: ailed for _ TLA E COMING. Furbert in the 100 yards flat, Monchett, Mr. T. Pasquenza, Miss E. Roth well, guns in their flight. )R sore, tired, aching feet, re take part i nternatiori;.! Trade Union Smith (1189) and Iris, half mile; Fur Mr. F. G. Raggett, R.N., Mrs. E. B. Fduce the inflammation that , July 12.—The S.S. bert and Monchett in the high jump; Smith, Miss Mary L. Smith, Col. and TREATY RATIFIED. causes itching, burning etna g sailed morning eleventh. Kirkpatrick, Smith and Robinson, long Mrs. Walter Sinclair, R.M.L., Miss swelling by applying Minard's lir.i- j al stt t' rerttoncd in military passengers Jump. DeShields won the Sack Race; Dorothy Sinclair, Miss Mary Sinclair, Paris, July 12.—The documents ment its directed. Any chemist gen- I nt opposition. MacFadden, Sinclair, Thomas, cock-fighting. The wbeel- Mrs. J. Smith, Capt. E. B. Semms, ratified by Germany consists of the text era! store or drug store will supply | Sartet, Woodhousc, birrow race was won by Robinson and Mr. C. F. Schroder, Miss Gertrude of the Peace Treaty the annexes and you with a bottle of this wonderful j itious prevent cc Private Robertson. Kirkpatrick; 2nd Dickinson and an Van Wagenen, Capt. and Mrs. Deven conventions dealing with tlie occupa delightfully, creamy liniment. It 1 ation Wi other. Monchett and Johnson 3rd. Williams, Chester Regt., Miss Pomela tion of the Rhine land. Tlie ratifica soothes and cools,does not stain and —000 — Johnson (1190) and Darrell were first Williams. tion concludes with the following para is absolutely effective because of its in horseback wrestling, and Johnson 000 • graph. "Having been approved by healing, antiseptic properties. It DON'T WORRY TRY: - gives relief quickly. It frees you (llll) and Davis 3rd. In the Apple the Legislative body of the German from foot misery. COLD m m m iijee for Freckles. Race, Monchett was first and Iris East End Shipping Notes Empire and having been submitted to second. me I declare that I ratify the Treaty No matter how often you have m PROr.IO QCININl sts}.' D r.jrcjiils re'iinr. money i " two lemons into It is not often that messes are satis 12th July. protocol and convention and I promise tried to get relief and have failed, Is to CI fied with their cook, but the B.M.A. to fulfil and insure the execution of be sure to get Minard's liniment re. The rr.;;nr._u.e c a i three ounces of Rr. S.S. Charybdis, from New York, were so satisfied with Cook Robert the clauses (signed) Ebert, President for nothing else can take its place. ORGY 3 is on each box. Ha ' rell, and you bave with mails etc. red by r best freckle and Symons, that they presented him with a of the German Empire, July 1919. Minard's Liniment Mfg. Co. mac he PARIS n_:mcaj sum of money and, greater compliment *0, 3t. Loni rion beautifier, Br. S.S. "Ulua" 4537 tons, from Lon Framingham, Mass., U.S.A. still, all the Sergeants left their mess to j SLOW BUT SURE. verv small cost. don with troops and Government be fed by Robert, who has evidently the lemons . tid any stores, arrived at 8 a.m. Landed a great career before him for— London, July 12. -The R-34 landed counter will sup- troops, discharged stores and sailed 1> L y :, safely at Fulham at two minutes past % 1 -e S-~t £ ' £~* /§ fyi W '-ard \v ile for for New York at 4.30 p.m. MINARD'S "Onecan Eve without poetry, music, seven (Greenwich mean time) this ..*• j—r %.sl I /-Iff a tsD ;nge this sweetly or books, 13th July. morning. The time consumed in mak face, ne.k, arms But where is the man who can live ing the trip was three days, two '••ours an M. A A—^M dsHr.-K ', freckles without cooks." t Br. S.S. "Comanchee," 3562 tons and six minutes. klN.MEMT mis '.' ear and how clear from Liverpool to Sabine for fuel oil, Many of the Contingent received e skin becomes. passed islands from S.E. to W. about acknowledgments of services rendered. CHANGE OF REPRESENTATIVE. rVortii a 0-umea>a Box el never irritates. 4 p.m. Reported. B-S.M. Frost had a splendid meer- * . sx ep chaum • pipe from the London Com Paris, July 12.—Mr. Lansing, Secre 14th July. mittee, who also sent B.Q.M.S. Locke tary of State of the United States has An. S.S. " Quemakoning, 1528 tons, a silver cigarette case. The Meritor- left Paris to return to America. It is on a voyage from New Orleans, with W^^-W-^-^s^^k^smU^^-imi^M i_«s Service Medal was bestowed on believed that he will be relieved by under a cargo of lumber, called for bunkers Sergeant C. C. Watson, to the great Secretary of|itate Polk. Intel" e meantime and orders. satisfaction of the Contingent. Colonel E. M. House will manage Amer ican affairs in the French capital. The sad death of Gunner Hayford Spn. S.S. "Ukiola Mendi", from Simmons, cast a gloom over the last Gibraltar to Bermuda in ballast for ALUED WARSHIPS SHIPS few weeks in England. He died of orders,.arrived at 8 a.m. and proceeded pneumonia, very suddenly on the 6th to Murray's Anchorage. FOR FIUME. June and was buried on the 10th with Sf Si=[^ Sf I i^ **' ^FV7 / • 111 military honours, Major S. Hamilton An. S.S. "Serpentine" (ex Chas: S. Paris, July 11.—Three allied war commanding about 80 of the Battery Neff) 800 tons, on a voyage from Hati ships, one each from the , British. at the funeral, with the military band to Havre, with a cargo of log-wood, French and American navies, have or the Leinster Regiment and a firing been ordered to proceed to! Fhime mt Jf --, &=s4 [ - - • \ arrived at Murray's Anchorage at "i&> Ba, *£&t 5_r*> _EO vr i V-f: *^* party of the R.G.A. from theWinches- 9.30 a.m. for bunkers and water. where there have bfeen disorders jre:. N^/i t_r depot. After the funeral service, cently between Italian troops and other \\. E«S»