THE

BERMUDA COMMERCIAL AND GENERAL ADVERTISER AND RECORDED.

VOL LXXXV-NO. Ill HAMILTON, BERMUDA., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1912. SINGLE COPY. 3d.—20s. PER ANNUM

CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE I WHY SO FEW BIRDS ARE SEEN. > I TRICKS OF TRADESMEN FOR | Intarno+itnol Ps-lass,*.* J CHEATING CUSTOMERS. j ^161.13110113. UlCKet. International Postal Reforms The migration of birds, whereby even k Purchasing Chance Yon Should lot Miss | Little Things That Mean Many • Discussed. weak-winged species will fly thousands of miles from breeding to feeding Just received a large stock of high-class Spirits, Wines, Ale and Stout— Dollars in tbe Long Run. AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN TO PLAY grounds, is one of the most fascinating which we are selling at reasonable prices. ON STATEN ISLAND GROUNDS. Bosiox, Mass., Sept. 27.—M Thurs­ With groceries as high as they are of the unknown fields of science. Re­ Wright & Greig Special Old Scotch (Bottle) ______3/* day'? session the sixth order was cently, however, those who have adopt­ at present it is more than ever neces­ Two-day Match Against Gentlemen International postal reforms. In view do. da*. do. do. dm. (Pint) _ 2/a sary to see that one receives fair meas­ ed the science of bird-lore, or ornitho­ Ross Bros. Old Tom Gin (Bottle) ______,'- of AH New York—Team to Arrive of next conference of Posta' Union in logy, have determined that migrating ure. After all the oertions of state, 1913 there were advocated uaiversal Bass's Pale Ale and Guinness's Stout and city bureaus to stop petty pilfer­ Here Next Week for Practice— birds fly at far greater heights than had (bottled by Ross Bros Co., Liverpool,) 6d. per bottle or 5/- per doz penny postage, a fixed tax of five cen­ been imagined, and that the leason ing there is not so much danger from Fourth Visit of a Team from the Pilsener Lager Beer — — — — id. each, or 4/2 per dozen the use of false scales as formeily, but times oa short paid 'ettets, delivery to why migration has not been Antipodes—Previous Records. addressees of letters of foreign origin definitely mapped out is because it is there are other ways in which the deal­ even when the exterior of enve'opes invisible. er can cheat the housewife. is aot in conformity with the regulations THE MRAM LIQIOI ANI GROCERY STORE Scarcely second in interest and import- Most of tbe recent observations have Scales that are perfectly correct may tance to the baseball championship, at of the countiy ii destination, weight REID STREET HAMILTON sometimes be the medium of fraud. of samples of merchandise to lie in­ been made by special instruments, but least in the minds e.i American cricke­ until within a year or two accidental Sept. 8-13 eitf For example, some dcalcts place a sheet ters, is the coming visit of the Aust-a- creased to five hundred grams maximum, of paper on them apparently for the post parcels to uaiversafty ten kilo­ observations made of birds passing lian cricketers to this city, where they across tbe fields of -astronomical teles­ sake ol clcanlines.-. I "nder the paper are scheduled to play a two-day match grams, the desirability of creating a they will surreptitiously slip a few nails special class of pat eels with a maximum copes afforded the only basis. Extra­ again-i the Gentlemen Cricket Players ordinary as it may seem, there ire or a bit of lead when they think there of all New ^ irk, on the grounds of the of oae kilogium, parcels sent by special is no danger of their being caught. The rate t o be carried a quicker way, insur­ scores of authenticated records show­ platen Island Cricket and Tennis Club, ing birds flying at a height of two or scales are thus weighted down a trifle, .it Livingston, Staten Island, on Tues­ ance against delay of paice?s, and fixing ISLE OF WHITE and even though it mav be but a frac­ three miles, and records of five miles day, and Wednesday. October 1 .ind 2 responsibility foi delays. The order tion of an ounce it mav mean several *as approved. The seventh order was (secured by comparing the approximate In the Harbour of Hamilton. The Australian eleven sailed the desirability ef an Internal iona- cam- size of tbe bird with lunar features of ounces even pounds, in thc course of | ,;ngland on the steamship Oiympii known dimensions) have been noted, a whole clay's traelin Wednesday, thus bringing them to Xew ference oo prices and cost of living. A merchant may sometimes place Many opinions were expressed few- Birds are able to breathe air far more Vork in time to get their sea-legs off and rarefied than earth-dwelling animals, DELIGHTFUL BATHUVGI ALL THE YEAR. his finger tip carelessly , n the scales get Inmiliar with our local conditions reasons of tea eased price** amongst i when weighing goods In -.pile of thc which education and higher standard but it is practically a new- idea that Water Sports of every description. and atmosphere. They will put in all such great heights are reached. It has apparent carelessness that finger is their spare time practicing on the of living were popular views. Fist's pressed down firmly enough to make remedy is standardization of goM. been suggested that minor physiologies 1 (SEE THE WATER SLIDE.) grounds of the Xew Vork Yea-ran changes permit birds to make lull use a slight difference in the weight. But Cricketc-L- Association at Manor field The Congress approved of a confercace Restaurant. Buffet. Afternoon Teas. these slight differences are not all on this subject. At tbe Congress tb< •rf this rateficd air, but this view is not Stolen Island, so as noi to interfere widely accepted. Lobsters from the Water. slight when a month.- grocery bills .in- with the prepanitini of the wicket at I taken into consideration. motion of Legrande favouring genen At these great heights the speed of STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM. the Staten l.-land Cricket and Tennis arbitration between conntties as c i'- flight appears to be greater than in thc Another trick is to get thc customer CM grounds at Livingstone, Siaten culated to promote peace and prevent denser air near the ground. Tbe Bungalows and Tents. into conversation regarding the weath­ Island, when- the match will be played. atrocities of war-, tbe motion being American golden plover seems to hold er and so on. Her attention is drawn Chairman |. S Bretz, of the com­ seconded by Sir John Bingham, repre­ the record for long-distance flights, and irom the si ales, and before sbe realizes mittee in charge of the arrangements senting England, was approved unani- in this flight a speed of from 150 to 200 it her goods are lifted from them, and reports a nig advance sale of tickets for mousfy. At the banquet givea after miles aa hour is maintained. Tbe ISLE OF WHITE COMPANY are being wrapped up As be wraps the much, more than enough .llready the ptesentation to President Taft plover leaves Nova Scotia for South them the dealer announces the price ;<) cover the guarantee given to the '.ist night the key note of all the speeches America and scorns to make ase of tin- W. H. WINGATE, Manager. and the weight, adding an ounce or Australian team, and other i \nenses was world peace- President Taft, in coast line at all. In tbe event of ad­ May 4 1912. eitf more to the actual weight and extra of thc match, so that mot only a large the best speech made recently, saw verse winds or exceedingly stormy pennies to the price. Tbe customer gate is assured, and that also a large in otganized trade tbe hope trf ending weather, which cannot be dodged by hesitates to ask to have the stuff weigh­ gallery will foil JW ill- iv, , days' plav warfare. Other speakers were Gov­ ascending or descending to other strata ed over, as she did not look at the something that has not been seen bef„re ernor Foss, Fitzgerald, Begg of the rf the air, tbe plover may make a land­ scales herself. The only thing for her in Xew Vork city. There an-, however, London Chamber, and tbe Italian ing on some of the West India islands, to do is to weigh it when she gets home main- good reasons for ihi- interest Ambassador, ty hen shaking hands wkh and in rare cases on tbe Bermudas, bin on her own scales, and then notify the among the two thousand active cricket Sir Thomas Wadson, the Piesidcnt generally tbe 2,500 miles flight is ac­ dealer politely that there has been a players of Xew York City, and their REFRESHING mistake. When he realizes that the was specially cordial, and said be had complished direct, and always within large following, chief among them being wished often that time permitted his one day and night. Tbe Pacific golden customer has scales at home hc will, the fact that the All Xew York team going to Bermnda. Fron Friday to plover likewise finds its way annually if he has common sense, not allow such i- ilu -i congest one that could possibly Tuesday delegates will be ta,ken to from Alaska to the Hawaiian islands, a Stone Ginger Beer Syrup "mistakes" to occur again. be scire ted, and also, because of the vaiioas" industrial plants and wit? matterof 2,4O0,miles,thetnpagain usual Limetta Cordial A dealer should mark the weight of international reputation of the famous be generally entertained. Tbe dele­ ly being made in a day. It is evident goods purchased upon the bill, but Australian ieam. gates go on tour on Tuesday morning, that to a land bird the flight would Tamarind Syrup, etc. many will carefully refrain from stat­ Although the Australians did not win going first to Worcester to meet the necessarily be continuous for the double ing in black and white the amount of the three cornered contest in England Board of Trade, and visit factories reason that there is no landing and thai FOR COOL goods by weight and measure which this season against England and the and points of interest. t hence to Buffa'o there is no food. The high flight they have sold. < )f course, such dc ifcrs Suith \irican-. t he\. nevertheless, later on Tuesdav. moreover, gives a great sweep of vision SUMMER DRINKS Is. 6d. per bottle lay themselves open to suspicion, and played - line gnat games, and it was and aids the homing instinct by keeping the housewife will do well to be on her only in the final contest ihat the Eng­ t he birds from missing tbe land sought. guard. II she believes sbe has been lishmen were able to retain the rubber The only reason we do not see these cheated it will be more difficult to get that they so ably brought back with MORE SUFFRAGETTE tens of millions of birds overhead each justice without, a definite statement them from Australia last season. The Spring and Winter is because they fiy FIGS 64 per lb. on the bill as to the amount supposed Australians .-irongest point is said lo be FOOLISHNESS. too high. oii-K-w i)bu J- t-^ttMs4 slqSBOl. ,JHdfK> nrio^ ,Tsmaat f) have been to sold her. The same, t'tAnao tail moil ;noeniH_ an••il-.i, in the field. Baseball, which was intro­ too, is true, if sbe order- HI cents' duced to \u-tralia by Anson's team Padded Garments With Pin ••!•>!, ••;//oiioi oi 25 cents worth of anything ,fielding which caused of the women who disturbed Chancellor further message from his "X faculty " heaping as the" commodity itself will King George of England to express t he Llovd-George's meeting Saturday wore which he gave out as an advance speech permit. Drv commodities 111<• r in wish to meet tin- An-t ralian- ,, \'>\2. quilted and padded garments wit h sharp on his "Message fiom Hell" to news­ The Best ef Butter, Bacon, Tea, Coffee sold by the quart measure should not and thi- be did during the recent u-t pis points outwards firmly fixed in the paper correspondents at Alexandria, be measured in -i liquid quart me-a- match al Lord'-, on which occasion hc padding. Va. IS FOUND AT OUR STORE ure. This is a trick amon^ some -hook hands wiih all the pla-.fr., and dealers. Tbe author of the now famoii- congrat til.it i ni t heir excet "Who's looncy now?" phrase who is Prices Right—Our customers know—Ask them. If hatter is put urn the _srale- in ,i | tiona] ^,,,-k m ,]„. fu.| | Although rhi wooden dish with a metal rim the deal- Prince- or \\ de TURKS IN ARMENIA. insane in Xew York and sane in Vir­ Ircipicni l\ have been ginia; continued his sensational dis­ er should make proper allowances bli­ in tbe habit ol attending, tbis wa- the closures; which "Bless your heart no.'* the weight of this receptacle (LojfSTAXTiNofLE, Sept 27th. —Ad­ tir-i limethat t he international matches f he does not l»elteve really are messagc.- These dishes, though thc\ loo-i light vices from tbe island o Samos, a Greek had been graced b- the pre-ence jf the from tbe spirit land, bat merely his enough, frequent ly weigh froman ounce King. island off the coast -rf Asia Minor, subconscious self or X faculty King to to three ounces, according to si/c and which is under Turkish sovereigaty THOMPSON, ROBERTS & CO. Those oi I he team-w ho arc regarded him, "but what a bully good He!" 411 to 50 cents a pound is altor-ct her too as the baseball stars are R.B. Minnett, say that the number of insurgents much to pay for them. there, is increasing daily. Four sailing HisXfarnity uses t he name of a former f 23 90.eitf eitf T. J. Alatthew -. \\ l!ard-hx I) --iiiiih. ships bringing Turkish reinforcements, intimate friend of Chaloner and a fel­ Even paper bags, espei Lilly the J. ty. \la.-Laren, Y\ . « arkeek, ami C have been unable to land owing to the low member of the Manhattan Club beavy ones that sugar and flour come Keleway. The other member- i f ihe fire of tbe insurgents. It is also stated, whom Chaloner addresses as "Uitch in, weigh quite a bit. I hese bags team a-*e S.K (Gregory, i he captain, w ho that SofuKs the Sam ian leader present­ should have allow ami as made tor them was in this country with the An-tni- iom. if weighed with their contents. A ed an ultimatum to the Turkish troops, Describing tbe sensation •ath, the liaii team of 1896; ty. J. \\hii-\. ihe demanding their surrender and offer­ great main ilcahts haic -ugar, flour finest amateur boxer in \II-I ilia C. B. '"message" says: Sandy Macdonald's and like comnioditie- already put up ing to transport them to Asia. A "Yoa must know my dear boy, that Jennm^-, vice-captain; II Ucb-ter, s Turkish officer and ten soldiers were in the bags and tied, with so many H. Emerv, C. G. Macartney, (.. K. death comes without the least transi­ pound- in a i>ackage Thi- is perfect­ killed t^-day while pursuing a band of tional shock or feeling. The first sen­ OLD PARTICULAR VATTED Ila/.lill. and F K. .M.IMIC. Kurdish brigands in Armenia. The ly legitimate, -axing the time of both Matthews hi- been the stir bowler sation 1 experienced was that of awak­ dealer and customer but it offers a release was ordered to-day irf twenty ing after a sound and peaceful sleep. 15 YEAR OLD of the tour,and in on* ol the test m itch carloads of ammunition on the way to fine opport unity for petty pilfering and es against South \ rica, he performed I felt refreshed, vigorous, calm anti thc home scales are the mile remedy. Servia which had been detained at cheerful. 1 could scarcely believe m\ tin- ''hat trick" in both innings. I he Uskup by tbe Turkish authorities. senses, this unutterable relief fron That dealers take advantage of the "hat tiick" consists in the bowler years and years of pain and care. woman who order- b\ telephone, or bowling only three con-cctitivc ' * When I opened my eyes, what did 1 through i servant, or the grocery clerk II,ill- in three batsmen and Ill-hold! Napoleon Bonaparte sitting who calls foi order- in the morning, is a putting them out either by knocking Scotch Whiskey truism that doe- not need to be dwell down the wicket or a lly i itch by a FIRST AEROPLANE ARMADA. upon a throne!" and L'nck Tom hen launched into an enthusiastic descrip­ upon, but ii ma> be worth while to men­ fielder. In due coarse the Au-irali. i IN PINCH BOTTLES tion tbat carrying one "s purchases home Novel Paris Review. tion trf thc throne, rooms and budding.* tmndler was made t he recipient of <>\ i r ia bell. is an aid to fair dealing on the part of 400 hat-, ol which a lm id -ixty came the butcher and baker and candlestick- to him all the way from Australia PAMS, Sept. 27.—The fi.-st review CANAL OPEN NEXT VEAR. maker. A tradesman must pay for his The antipodcans have cut "til a number ever held of a complete aeroplane lior-cand wag nt tiiddeii\cr\ man, and ot matches in Scotland in order to re­ armada took place this morning at •Suggestion of Completeness Twelvi Also Special Liqueur both human naltire and business impel turn home b\ way ol America Villacoublay near Paris. No fewer Months Earlier than Expected. him to tike it out of the customer. Au-traliau cricket elevens have been than seventy-two French flying ma­ 10 YEARS OLD. Delivery men, too, sometimes help i'requciii \i-ilors, fir.-l coming here in chines with their full complements That the Panama Canal will be open­ themselves to fractions of the goods 1878, again in 188J, and in 1895, nil of pilots and observers and the attach­ ed tw traffic ia the fail of 1913 is tbe sug­ they handle and take the gleanings theii- last vi-it was in 18°o. pi-i -ixteen ed park of motor brucks bearing supplies gestion in a statement issued by the home to tbeir familie*. Unless the yen- ago. but meanwhile, cricket has passed in review before the French Navy 4>epartinent relative to plans housewife i- on her guard she never been firmly established in Xew Vork Minister for War. The airmen and for the Atlantic fleet to be rendezvoused J. E. LIGHTBOURN & CO. notices it, as the servant in the kitch­ thc various cricket clubs having formed their craft had just returned from the at C«*1*HI l his winter. en receives the goods and begins to use three different association.-. These in­ great army manoeuvres, and tbey One ol the objects of tbe mohiliza- them at once without asking questions clude the Xew Yo-k and Xew jer.ev made an imposing display. Thousands i ion of tbe Atlantic and Pacific fleets at tu.s regarding them of her mi-tress Cricket Association, who plav only on of people were present. ibe isthmus is to afford an opportunity In dealing with one's tradesman it is their private enclo-cd grounds, at Ben- lor tbe olii( i-is aad enlisted men t<- well to remember, too, that a mistake sonhur-t, Brooklyn: the Crescent view the gigantic project. Railroad docs not necessarily- mean dishonesty Athletic Club field, Bay Ridge, and at trips for the men throughout the Canal and that for one in his own favor a Siaten Island, on both the grounds of TURKEY AND PEACE CONFER­ /one art- a p art >f tbe plans. tradesman may have made many in the New Voik Veteran Cricketers* ENCE. The sta.eraent about the practical BARGAIN SALE OF favor of the customer. A Xew Year A - :ciatkm at Manor Field, and the completion of thc canal fo based on es- grocer recently told one of his enstom- Staten Island Cricket and Tennis Club tinirites furnished to tbe Secretary of ers that sbe was the first one who had at Livingston The Metropolitan Dis ROME, Sept 23Ttf>.—The fact that r I tbe Saw bv tbe Isthmian Canal Co_»- ever pointed ont to him a m-stake of tikrt C icket League, which plays its the Turkish Government has sent mission regarding the general construc­ Useful Household Goods ganaes at Prospect I' irk, Brooklvn, and Rechad Pacha to Oucby ta take part addition in her own favor tion work. The latest reports of tbe " If I make such a mi-lake in my own last, suit not least, the Van Cortlandt in tbe peace negotiations ia progress army engineers, it is pointed out, indi­ I'-irk Cricket League, as its name indi­ there between Italian and Turkish de­ NOW ON favor I hear from it immediately," he cate that tbe actual construction is - iid, "but if I cheat myseK in the same cates, plavs all ils game-, there. A legates revives tbe hopes here that an Hearing completion. More than 90 per summary of the results of the previous amicable understanding will lie reach­ AT way it is never mentioned. \\ hv, one cent of the concrete for the locks is in woman actually said, 'It's my business to-nrs of the Australian cricket elevens ed This feefi^* is the outgrowth of place and the great Gat un locks arc even in New York follows; lite 'act that Rechad Pacha for many t > see that I don's gel cheated—not my nearer co mulct ion. There arc 33,882,- The Bermi.i Furnishing aid Supply Company's business to see that yon don't get vears was Tarkish Ambassador to 588 cubic yards of eartb yet to be 1878—New York XX III, 63-98 run-, Italy, and knows tbe country and its STORE, FRONT STREET. cheated. Australia 70 and 92 runs for 5 wicket .; excavated, but it has been estimated A woman who believed in dealing with people thoroughly. that thfo work can be done within a J15L.3tt.eitf eitf Australians won bv 5 wickets her tradesmen jnst as she would have 1882— Xew YorkXYIII, 27-1(12 runs, vear if tbe preseat rate 'rf progress fo them deal with her has found that it maintained. Australia 1 lo and 1 1 runs for 3 wickets; more than pays, in thc special deference Australians won he 7 wickets The general supposition heretofore and courtesy accorded her, the prompt­ TURKEY'S LAST CARD bas been tbat the canal would be opened 18'»5 Xew York Will. 193-96 runs ness with which she is waited upon, the for 12 wickets, Australia 216 runs, tj traffic oa January 1, 1915, unless FOR SALE credit they are glad to bestow on her, some unforeseen engineering difficulties and so forth. If thev have anything drawn game. CMASSO, SWITZERLAND Sept. 27th.— 189r> \ew Jersey A C XII, 28-126 The impression prevails here that Tur­ developed. The announcement of the especially cheap or desirable on sale Navy Department, however, is tbe first she is among the firsi to be notified, rind runs, Australia XII, 255 runs; Anst"a- key is playing her last card in order to Stove Coal !ia won by an innings and 99 runs.— find ont whether Italys position in re­ semi-official word about the time. in many ways sbe bas advantages over Only tentative plans for the visit of that oarst mon ions woman who is not Evening Post- 21-9-12 gard to the S ,yc eignty at l.ybia is f immovable. The Italian Minister to tbe Atlantic fcet to Colon have yet Steam Coal too anxious to olay air. been made, but Secretary Meyer asserts -•'-*.«—i -cA/***.**-. it-* o IO i-t BSy»£. Switzerland, F. Cncct Boassaso, has •*.» gone tm Italy ostensibly on a vacation, that the officer., and enlisted men are "• i'AZO OINTMIDN ? is gaa -.--tee* but really to inform the Italian Pre­ assured of an opportunity to inspect OFF THE WIRE. io cttre ^ny case -f Itching, Blind, the canal before It is completed- It fo Charcoal mier mm to the latest details of the ne­ Operator—*' X umber, please. Bleeding or Protruding Pilec in 6 to gotiations going on at Qnchy. These expected that vessels of the Pacific fleet Subscriber—"1 vas talking mit my - ,,,,,., would be difficult to explain by letter, will gather at I'ana ma during the wiatcr HENRY DUNKLEY. hosband nnd now I don't hear him any ; «4 days or money refunded.—Made hy and even more so in telegraph de­ or early spring. The sailors of both fleets will be taken over the canal by rail. 35/9/12. ja4F.8o.eitf Telepaone 123 ntote. Yam must of pushed him off de | PARIS MEDICINS CC . Saint Una, spatches. e.i.t.f vweire."—Milwauke. e News. 0 S ot A • THE ROYAL 9AZETTE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1912.

WEEKLY REPORT OF THE WEATH- 1 constant comparative decrease. Ttas Jnly 2 Orotava 1521 ER, at Gibbs s Hill Light Station, at is partly becouse the steamers available 9 Bermudian 1711 Bermuda Wants Ships. | Yachting Notes. • Marty's Gratitude. 13 Orotava 258 Bermuda, between the 30th Septr. for tbe carrying of visiters have de­ and 36th Septr., 1912. Height above 20 Bermudian 225 The St. Geo-g>*'s Yacht Cub intena creased and parily because tbe immeoi- WHAT OUR DELEGATES ARE * Gcatit-eod,'' declared Private Smith, > he sea being 346 feet at base, where 23 Orotava— 241 attending the Somerset Re-elli on the mournfnlly, "gratkood is a nabstrack the Register is kept. ate effect trf tbe taking off of the Oceana 30 Bermudian. 178 DOING IN NEW YORK. 10th inst in urce. Mr. A. C. D iTe!l noun, the name of somethink which'as •was thit the prices went up consider­ informed thc members of the club, that no existence," and onr gallant Tommy Demand "More Recognition' and ably. This again, forms an argument 1224 tbey bad been invited to take Dart, anu pensively turned his glass twside-down Aug. SWOrotava 247 "Better Facilities." a; j result the Sea Fern was immed:- in favour of what we have said above, upon the table top. *It's a hempty M Bermudian 262 ately chartered for 'the-day". Then < word," he concluded, "hempty, hemp­ that we must have a more constant 13 .Orotava—-_. 276 Some weeks ago representatives of the owners dt the Vkrtorv, Shamrock ty, hempty," and he shook the glass te =•2 -1 communication between here aod tbe 20 * Bermudian— 315 • Bermuda commerce and agriculture and (Llimiise were communicated with, and fro with a meaning movemert. JB** O United States and Canada if we wish 24 Orqtava 289 departed for New York in order to and thev have -Vn lied their inien- I took the hint and awaited our _ iS 31 Bermudian 351 obtain "more recognition and better Uon of participating, se thee *- everv to incease our tounst trade. philosopher's further illuminating re­ s a •5 OS M\ facilities for getting to New York and prospect of a good time as iar as St. marks. 174© back." They are out with the serious Sep. George's i.- c incerned. There are sev­ "I wouldn't 'elp 'im again, not if I Ft determination to arrive at some under­ I Sept 2 Orotava , 277 eral punts in St. C.eorgc's, and the own­ 'e wos to come in 'ere an' go down on standing with either the Quebec S. S. THE STORM BEFORE THE CALM. 10 Trinidad 161 ers of these are being communicated 'is knees," he exclaimed at length, Co , the Royal Mail S. S. Co., or sonn­ 3ft E'J.iuo Fne hy 14 Orotava 292 with, and it is haped, that some of definitely and with emphasis. "There's sw eteer steamship line, whereby Bermuda them will enter for the punt race. The 31 29.870 0.15 The denouement in the case of tbe 21 Bermudian 295 nothin' so mean as an ungrateful pal." JtW may have three boats a week in Winter, 39.860 24 Orotava 280 Sea Fern wid take up all boats and This was getting monotonous, so X NE expected Ulster Day riots is some­ and three boats coming once every 39.880 punts that intend entering for the to change the subject I asked him how S what tame, and is a reversal of the old 1305 ten days in summer. races. It h ,s been a long time since X 39.890 his friend Marty was getting along. saying about the calm before the storm. anything nearly so popular as tbe i- To 39.830 That these representatives have' not "Marty!" he exclaimtd with dis­ X 6492 bove excur-ion in Some"" et, h:s oeen KXW 99.750 It is here that the storm is tollowed by been idle since their arrival is shown in gust, "That's the very bloke I'm a long and interesting interview with put befo-e the St. George's fo'k, then- the calm. The press on every hand is not even ine dissenting voice, and torkin' abart. After orl as I 've done C. A. SMITH. Mr. A. \V. Bluck, M.C.P., and which for 'im; after orl these years, this is has shouted itself hoarse with forensic YACHTING 1784-1912. is published in tbe NEW YORK TIMES. everybody that can, i- going. Every­ Principal Keeper. body at this'end wants to go to the wot I get's from 'im. 'E ups an' fervour about the happenings that were Mr. Bluck said:—We represent the calls me a thief an' an interferer. To tke Editor of The Royal Gazette: other end, and it is only natural, that to be expected on Ulster Day. Well, business community of Bermuda anil That's gratitood!" Sir,—My recent communication to the hope to put through a deal for more- tbey should meet .ometirae-, although Ulster Day has come and passed and I requested elucidation. ROYAL GAZETTE on the Yacht race of ships, and then we are going to the the H. D. C. came nigh snapping them TLbe Mggji ®a3ette "Well, you see it wer this way. nothing untoward has occurred, ex­ 19th instant, recalls a letter of mine_ to Legislature to get a subsidy for them in the middle. Won night abart a fortnight ago I wos cepting a semi-religious ceremony, your paper trf February 20th 1910 which In brief, what we want for Bermuda, and On Wednesday (tomorrow) morning in ther mess, knockin' ther balls abart Hamilton, October 1, 191^. spoke of publications of old bearings what we need for the passenger and adorned with a plethora of patriotic at 9 o'clock, the yacht Ori i'e, with her thercast-ircn-cu-hionedaffairwot 'scal'- on Bermuda, especially newspapers, the freight business that has developed owner A. C. D irre'' Esq, and his guest ed a billiard table up at Prospec', w'en platitutes. But that's the Irishman earliest of which that I have come between Bermuda and New York is H. Tucker Hayward Esquire, will in comes Marty wiv a solemn look on RECOGNITION. all over; with him it is always the across bears date 1784. The present this: leave Market W liarf for Somerset, 'is face. unexpected chat happens. If he brand­ generation will, I trust, bear in mind "Four passenger steamers, having the where they wi11 remain until after the Bermuda wants recognition! Our what I said, "old newspapers when "'Jus' ther bloke I wants,' e sez, ishes his shillalah and performs a weird following accommodation for passengers Regeu.i. F'lini Somerset the Oriole 'Smivvy, I wants yer ter do me a fav­ increasedtourist statistics, our in­ accessible become "veritable histories war dance around von, breathing hor­ and freight: will take daily cruises around the Ber­ our.' thi owing light on the movements of the '' A steamer with passenger accommo­ muda Coast . The Oriole's cruise, creased exports, and oor increased "'It's non o' these 'ere noo fangled rible threats, it's ten to one it ends in 'sailing packets* of those days, before dations for about 175 persons, with through Various Causes has been de­ hotel accommodation, call for a notions, is it: ' I sez, 'Ncne o' this 'ere yonr having a drink together; the the advent of steam navigation." Let chillroom accommodations equal tu layed, but now that it i- an assured optimism, or anyfink like thet?' corresponding increase in tbe Dum­ us of the present day bear in mind that about 10,000 standard onion crated of fact wre wisli ihe Yacht, her owner, and danger is of his saying nothing and " ' No! blimey, its strite, Smivvy,' "esez. ber i,l passenger carrying steamers what may now be looked upon as a green vegetables, and able to make the his guest a jolly good time. The Oriole hitting you first! I'm in a bit ov trubble. I wants ter plethora of information, wfll in time to voyage between New York and St. will be piloted by the Veteran Yacht coming to the islands. To this end giv that girl o' mine up in 'Ami'tonther However, the sit uai ion is not without come recall events that will become George's in aliout fill\ -three hours. Pilot, Thonui- M;n,>>-- of Si. Davids the delegation, representing Bermudian chuck, an as I don't want any fuss historical records. We of To-day live Her gross tonnage should be about island. a tremendous political significance. abart it I wants yer ter 'elp me out. commerce and agriculture is working in the Present, but the Past was once 3,699 tons. She should sail evety ti n Anyone who is in an unbiassed position, Yoo've offen sed as ow she wos a new, and the fact remains, alas! when days from Dee. 1 to June 15. She strenuously- in New York. They in­ CHANGE OF LOCAL MAIL HOUR. nice sort of a gel. Well yoo jus' 'okh and who knows anything at all about Time, as we mortals reckon it, is wonld sail from the Poit -rf Hamilton on tend to visit Ouebec and negotiate with over it will all be Past!" The com­ on to 'er, an' if she goes out wiv yoo, Ireland and its politics, must come to ber return trip, calling at Si George's ( 'iiniiicucing to-day, 1 he local mail- thc- yueliec Steamship Company; if no parison of old records with the Present I '11 'ave a good excuse ter giv 'er ther the conclusion that Home Rule means for outbound passengers. will close ,n II.million, si George's, reveals the simplicity that prevailed in chuck, see? I'll te" er j can't get arrangement can be made with that and Somer.-ei ,n 3 p.m. d.iil\ instead disaster, both fo- Ireland itself and for the Past. I maintain that old books, "Second, a steamer with passesgei out on Thursday an' you take 'er c im|»nv they will try thc Koyal Mail accommodation lor aboul 33il persttmi il 4 p.m u> heretofore since l-i April England also. On the one hand, Ire­ and old printed matter, often contain terthit picters. I " pervide ther funds.' iast. At Inl.iiid 1-1 mil allernoon 111.iil- Steamship Company, and in the event valuable historic records of great in­ and chillroomrapacit} ior 1 2,5iti) stan­ "We", I a"us wos a soft 'earted land is hi no position to support herself close .11 3 o'clock. of their failing, some other company terest, in the days past of Bermuda, dard onion crates of green vegetables, bloke an' seein' Maity wos in truest-.* as an independant Colony—in a few and able to make the voyage fiom New -«•*• like a silly chump I agrees. If I noo will lie appr:>a>cbcd. The arguments now otherwise forgotten. The above years time she would have to appeal to remarks are called forth by a suggestion Yoik to 11,million in lorty-five hours STKAMER NOTES. then wot b'itherin jackasses men makes put forward by Mr. A. ty. Bluck, Her gross tonnage -hould lie 3,500 tc ov themselves over a girl I wuddent the Mother Country for financial help, that I should record the names, if in my s M.C.P., in an interesting interview power, of parties invited to the Yacht 6,000 tons. She -hould ,;iil weekly . S. * Iruro arrived irom Halifax, even 'ave thort abart it . Yoo take it as she has had to do before, while on from Jan. 1 to June 15 nul everj ten with the New York Time- are sound celebration of 1784 , as among them .N.S, vc-)terday morning. She sails from me (and Private Smith leart over the other hand, for England to alienate davs during the n -i of th season. 11 Iu o'clock this morning for St. confidential} ) if yer ever sees a bloke ami logical. Bermuda's relations with are probably names of founders of herself from Ireland would mean the families still existing on this island, and "Third, two 0,000 ti 7.011(1 ion Kin-, \\ I , with 1 lOOion-jiiiw.ird cargo. a-bashin is wife an' she screams fer thc Cnited States are -rf necessity lecommodu- e'p don't you butt in, or yerf!1 'ave loss of a great deal—a hiss which she who have advanced in their way, sttamers with passenger S. S. iic.uiio -.nil il ,rom Si Kitts, cxccedingly intimate. Over 5f %of our correspondingly with the advance of its tion for 350 each, and abb to make the U.i , wiili 1100 Ion- inward cargo bcth on yer. That's gratitood! Wellj certainly cannot afford. Give Ireland -applies come "romthat source, all our commercial standing. Complying with voyage from Xew York ii rass\ Bav al S o'clock \\edncs(la\ evening I its it up wiv ther gal, an' we went too much freedom and we may lose her this request, I give the names and ad­ in aboul forty-eight hours. E ;ichs wuld and i- due on Thursday to sail for ter 11n r picters or' right. She wos a agricultural output goesin that direction, live1} gal an we get 1 on well tergather. altogether. Germany would be de­ dress of the invited guests, but the list make weekly sailings from J.ll, I 1. Max St. j ,hn, N.B. while we have a growing number of \\ en she arks me w'ere Marty wos I I copy from closes with the words "and 1 and one should mak ten-day i rip- s S, Orotava arrived yesterday lighted with an opportunity to enter tells er I expec's as 'ow 'ees gone wiv American tourists. In the past all many others." from May to Dec (1 nu tne it her afternoon wiih 215 passenger . She into diplomatic relations with Ireland, thet gal over North Shore. She says these considerations have been on a ten-day trips from JuK 1 to Dec 31. ieturn to Wiv York on Saturdav and the danger from that source would "From Port Royal, Jos. Lusher; S, S licrmudia n leaves for \rw York 'Oh!' an' wen I arsks 'er ter meet me much smaller basis, but. at the preseat " Into I lie l jntract winch ne wropose lie considerable. from Southampton, Wat. Leaycraft, ihis morning wiih LOO first class pas- en Sunday she agrees very willin'. the intention to inseri a moment, tbe Colony has grown so (the collector); Thomas Gilbert, Capt. to make it is seagers. \\ en I gets back tet camp, there m ich in every direction, that it has be­ Wm. Wilkinson, Capt. Poulton, Dr. provision that 25 percent of the .iccm.i- wos Marty a-sittin' a-sii'ky like on Chance, Mr. D. Prudden; from Paget, modation on al) steamers should be fur­ come imperative that we shoul! make PERSONAL. 'is own. THE MELON THIEVES. Capt. Powel Middleton, James Light­ nished for a charge not exceeding S30 a our position known, and that we should "'Cheese!' I sez, 'things is goin' bourne, Josiah Hutchins, and N But­ round trip during the summer season H.,11. Allan K. Smith, I.S.i )., Re­ fine. Elsie went wiv me orl right receive tbe facilities to coj»e with the terfield Jr.; from Warwick, Mr. Xath. and SlOditring the winter season. This Yesterdays prosecution at St Georges ceiver General returned from leave an' en-'s threepence change out ov ever increasing trade relations. Bascombe; from Salt Kettle Wm. Rid- would leave a fair profit for thccomp,iu\ . against the melon thieves is an example thai .11 f dollar you giv me. New dell, and Richard Jennings; from Heron We desire to have the arrangements .i- which has needed to have been made Dr. IL. K. Brown arrived by the s.s. ver 11 be able ter break it orf orl Kverything tends to show that tbe Bay, J. Darrell; from Crowe Lane, I. to sailings subject to the advice of a f:*r a long time past These midnight • >rola\ a 5 I-H'HI.I\ . right.' c lining season is going to be one of tbe Sterling, T. Dickenson, Sr., J. Triming­ board representing the agricultural, marauders are getting far too frequent The Rev ( ; 11 Mackay, Rector ham, James Tucker, T. Newsome, and T. commercial, ami hotel interests oi the " ' Not so much ov \ er ' Elsie*,' e sez, most successful the Colony has ever in their operations, and it is about time • ' Sandys and Southampton, accom­ Godett; from Spanish Point, David ilony. The stilisiil\ would li air -harp Uke. experienced There have been many that some active steps were taken to panied by Mrs. Mackay and Mr Bruce Eve, and Samuel Lightbourne; from one, and we are c mvinced t li.i t tl "'W'v. woss ther matter?' I sez, ptevent their depredations Another .Iaika\, arrived yesterdaj Iiv the factors at work during the past few tbe Port of Ely's Harbojur^^Heary steamship company making the 'yoo've giv ther gal up. I'm goin' serious point in the piesent case was < h-.Mava. mo-iih-. io uring our island under the Tucker, John Gilbert, Joseph Janny, died with i In ter meet 'er again on Sunday night.' that fact that one of these ruffians tract would be sa-ti I.ieui. C P Pitt, B.V.R.C , returned Zaccheus Hinson; from Devonshire, '"Yer wot!' 'e shouts jumpin' up notice«rf the American travelling public, actually fired a revolver shot at .Mr come.'' 11 leave ol absence vcsteida\ Richard an' knockin is glass ov beer over, ani big r<-iilt-are ci»nndentlv expected. Anderson, which goes to prove that - fallowing delog.ne- are i taking The Wor. K. II. James, M.C P , which i- a sure sign that Marty The Bermuda exbit»it at tbe Ariantic firearm carrying ts by no means aa Ittttet* .__tjtfiLImperial their beadqi trler- .l.i\oi i>i Si George's returned Irom don'i know wot 'eesdoin' 'Yer goin' uncommon in the Colony as is supposed Mill; Iroitf me in New York: . \ \. . Jluck. \cu Imk \ I-ICP|L\ . t'iiv i- I> mne 1 to have accomplished ter see my ga', are }er; ov orl ther— It is a great pitv that some means M. ( . P. Hon. E. ( . Wil Li ii- ii. I D.C. Among the oilier passengers were wi" I'll be—an' Marty makes fer much; in fact we know thru it has done cannot be evolved whereby promis- Geo^ians^were the refugees Darrell, 9971*. Untterfield. E. I Zuill, Messrs. IL. j. Thompson, J. F. Moiver ilur door 'ike as "e wanted ter do -o, and the signs generally are for a bag cuou'possession of revolvers might be Samuel and Solomon Lockward, G. E. Win ler. C. \ loses, Aiihtir Havcock, I. A -iim dammige. Richardson, Rev. Mr. Richardson, R. -ea.-oii. This will mean more supplies, put an end to, but. as we had occasion II..Hi-. IL ( . Gosling, J. S. I),,,-. " W \,' I sez, ' Ver asked me ter take O. Outerbridge, J. Higgs, R. Minors, to remark a few issues ago, it is a very Mr WL (.. Waddington, ihe new ther ga!,' but is only answer wos to and more accommodation needed to Nath. Hayward, D. Burch, John Har­ ililiicull thing to regulate, especially Principal of iin Warwick Academy slam ther door be'ind 'im. bring b ah merchandise and visitors to :.s the law now stand *, whereby a per- vey, John Smith (the Vendue Master) arrived ye ierda\ irom Scotland via "Wc", 1 cums in pietty late on ; mi may have a fin-arm on tbe premises Captain Albuoy, Captain Darrel, Henry Motor Yacht Trixy. \cw York in the s.s. Orotava. II ir -hores We want three steamers a Sunday- night, 'avin' 'ad a tipping It ts so easy for it to lie taken outside Tucker, Wm. Barr" and many jthers week e I uring ihe Winter season. This Among those booked to - iii by 1 hi­ time wiv Elsie, an' Marty wos in bed. The only thing would lie to prohibit too numerous to mention. ss Bermudian for \<\\ York ilii- 1 begin- ler te'l im wot a nice gal she i- an ali-ohm- necessity. It is no use i hem althogether, oi to allow licences Interesting Re-christening of Mr. In tbe list of names above, many of iiioniiiii- arc- Messrs. C. II. Clay, wi.-. Imr e seemed ter Live ther 'ump only to thoroughly trustworthy per- working lor an increase in tbe number of their descendants are here to-day, and A. A. M. Moore's dainty craft. l.lwin Norton, R D. \\ hitter, Mrs. o\ er -omethin'. - >ns, and even then to limit it only to it is quoted with a view to show how of visitors wii limn possessing the ships K. F. Smith, Mrs K. Xotman, Mrs. " ' sliiirrup!' e -naps. ' Yer a low, possession upon premises in the actual names continue. Tbe account I draw Mr. lame- Mi V.. S. Patton M •-. 1 >. Tucker, Mrs. in which t-> bring them here. The shipyard of common sneak-thief wot steals ther occupation of the licence bolder. on says that on tbe sailing day the on the South Side B A. Spuriing '.,n,\ the Misses IL. K. affeckshun - ov ituicrcent gal-. * io too Our delegates therefore are striving wind was blowing "a snorter" from David's anil its adjoining gro I lancll, G V Hutchings, s. p. Hutch­ 'ell! Yer no pal „\ mine,' an' a lot S.ty. affording great sport to the hosts to obtain recognition at tbe other end, sent! d a bright and 'i\ e!\ appea rancc on ings and G. Frith. more ,\ 1 hai -ort o\ -tuff, an' since of spectators on the shore, ana after the and it behoves u- al ihis end to set our Wednsday afternoon 'a-i in ilu- .iCC.I-iiill then 'e ain't -poke s word to me. TOURIST STATISTICS. feast ''those keen old yachtsmen made of tbe 'aunching ol Mr. A. A. \I. NO CONCERT TO-MGHT. I li 11 - i.- gratitood. all 11 me takin' Hon e in order, anil provide for everv speeches, drank toasts and went home" Mooie's reconstructed motori ' >.\.Hi hi 1 her u.i1 off 'U 'amis, so ter speak, in i -iiv to the Colony. It is useless Figures From May 1912 te Sep­ in the same condition as the yachtsmen "Tiixy." The "Trixy" was formt 'I In n will be no I! I ( oncer! a! an' doin' 'im a favour. Gratitood, tember 1912. * of the piesent day occasionally do to obtain a boom in the tourist trade, the "Baby" :ind was purchased Prospect Park to-night, owing 11 the bah!" everywhere. Mr. Moore who had her taken to '. and lei find u- with thoii-aiids irf visitors Hami being stationed al Warwick The following statistics compiled H. B. SMALL. Minors' ship yard, where sbe t ,IIII{ . ni annual course of musket ry . RAMBLING ROBISJ oi uiir hands ami a slump in tbe water from the most authentic sources pre­ St. George's lengthened, widened and reniodd supple, for in-lame. That would do sent the tonrist trade for the five 27th Sept. 1912. she also ha- a verj handsome -i HAMILTON HOTEL. ii- B.J. i ii<- slightest good, and it is an months ending September 30th, 1912:— added; the boat has now a lengtl as men. 23 feet; interior has also been impro- eventuality which is m irr t ban oossible. Oueen's Band render tine Pro St George's ARRIVALS. THURSDAY HOLIDAYS. W hii li - been done during the present greatly; the cabin icnrj -p.u gramme. comfortable. 11 1- currenth reported .it St. Summer to enlarge tanks, either at the 12 List of Signatories to Chamber of Mih 3 There was ,1 \ el Ilu- management of the Hamilton George's that Mr ThaddeusHollis has boarding hou-cs ir hotels? Nothing, Bermudi tn . . 105 Commerce Document. friends many fron II-I.I Hot el again provided visitors and public obtained the appointment of ''Fish to our knowledge. And yet, last vear \4 Oceana .. 142 Mr. Moore's ami alike with em ei tain mini la-t evening Warden" of the Harrington Sound 6 The following is a list of the signa­ Orubt ... 116 places of vantage wat h th u In n another concert was rendered l>\ I ishing Preserve. there w is none too much water, and, HI 70 tures which have been received in con­ Bermudian. .. esting c\ciil and irtici pat 1 In 1 >ueen - Regt. Band under the baton -i\, with half as manv again visitors, H Oruba. ~ 78 nection with the circular issued by the social functions. \li •f Mr. A. S. St -ck, 1 lie terrace I uriles arc scarce around Bermuda, 17 Bermudian 79 Chamber of Commerce advocating a bo A are t he same tanks going to supplv Moore's emplo\i i. 't, not.r I. \ i 1 \ i 11 in w a - thoiotighK en jo veil bv fast week Messrs Samuel and Lewis S. 84 continuance of the Thursday half- Oruba Idy among whom lll.l\ be 1 he visitors and fresh laurels were Hayward ol St. David's Island the t he in' There are certain people who m holiday throughout October.' Many ment tonei 24 Bermudian 33 ,h"e Misses M* E . W. added lot he n-pin.11 ion ol 1 Iii-tine hami. veteran turtle catchers, --pent the whole will not be convinced until a drought verbal assents have been received in Hliz.ll.rl! 27 Orotava. ... 61 Kel'y, Adele I.u-hcr am\ Sa lie Earrell -i\ working days at Somerset looking addition:—Trimingham Brothers ,Lock- h i- aetually happened and then it will among the speci:i'l\ inxiiid were Mr:- for turtles. \\ e regret to say that their ward & Co^ T. J. Pearman & Sons, FOOTBALL. be loo late. It is bound I i come sooner 790 Silliard, MissSilverstone, M -. Harnett labours were noi rewarded vrith one Thos. J. Wadson, Cox & Wilson, Rich­ June 3 Bermudian 98 Messrs. A. C. Darrell, Jas A. Fuflet sitrde catch. Where have the turtles or later. The number of people to be ard Dickeson & Co., Ltd. The Smoke Latest results in all English leagues i Orotava 84 W. Cn R..Y MI iplied is increasing alarmingly, but 14 Shop, Young Brothers, H. A. & E. Capt. Harnett, Mr. t Bermudian ... 178 Mr. Hesketh, Mr. Cl; M< I IIMIIIN, Sept. _'Mh Ilu- following ? nil - • the tankage. Then, when the 17 Orotava. . 112 Smith, Gosling Bros., J. E. Lightbonrn & Co^, West India Ofl Co., George Eve T. R. Outerbridge E. Smiih, and E. II. are the nsiilis ol to days football: \i tin- Police Court St George s on pinch is felt, and visitors are going 24 Bermudian .... 182 1 .\londa\ mroning there w-as a very large 28 09 & Co., Wm. Bluck & Co, Jno. F. Fox and Pilots Samue J. Richardson, I 11 • - 1 I > 1 \ 1 s 11 1 \. ho in- eli-gusted, the crv of the sluggard Orotava Charles T. Buigess, James Criffiths, attendence of Portuguese and others Burrows & Co , O. R. Loblein, Thomp­ I SI. 1 • -k 1 ai 111 Rovers 2, Notts Coiinu 1 Joseph Mi"crand many more. from various parts of Bermuda, in­ w ill be heard, the cry of the person who 745 son, Roberts & Co., E. M. Astwood, Bradford t il \ 3, Sheffield I niied 1 Chiappa Bros., Smell ie, R. D. WMtter, Mr. James Minors the reconstruct or, terested in the trial of the alleged melon i- n »t wide awake enough to take ad- Jul 6 Bermudian . _ 240 Chelsea I, Oldham Athletes I. thieves The alleged thieves when H S Conyers & Co , Bda. Hardware was busy, here, theie and everywheie, Derln Cnnu 0, .M iddlesboro _'. v it age of his own prosperity, will be 8 Orotava .. 215 ariainged proved to be young men, not Co., M. Wainwright & Co., J. B. Ast­ bossing, launching preparations; Chef. Everton 0 Aston Villa 1. 15 Bermudian 289 one of whom could be called "a boy." heard, telling its tab* of I *st opportuni­ wood, Bank of Bermuda, Bank trf N. T. E. Car'ington piesidcd at the chowder AI a in -In--ler City 2, Boll mi Wanders 0 19 Orotava .._ 165 There were six of them in the dock, the ties; 'too late'" Butterfield & Son, Ltd., H. Dunkley, pot and sundry dark coloured, elonga­ Sheffield W'eiliic-dav 3, Manchcsirr 26 Bermudian .. 213 seventh will be tried later The Wor 29 Orotava— .... 160 E. L. Bridle, Bermuda Furnishing ii ted, tapering toward one end" glass I ailed 3 Supply Co., ty . T. James & Co-, Godet r ( m McCallen P J , P.M , presided tubes which appeared to contain a Sniide'land 2, Tot I ham I loispu s J. & Young, Agnew S. Eve, L. S. Simmons, on the bench and directed that Benevede liquid substance portions of which he West llromwich Alliiom 2, Liver- 1282 S. Nelmes, Masters* 3, 6, 9, and 12d. IK* tried separately. He pleaded guilty TOURIST STATISTICS. o occasionally poured in the poi, and Am Bermudian .. 317 Store, Hamilton Dry Goods Co., Ltd., occasionally, somewhere else. II WiULun Viera, William Yan Leer, 9 Orotava„ .... 245 Woolwich Arsenal 1, .\ewca.-ilc I nit­ H.J. Tucker, C. J. Jones, Mrs. 1 G In tbe booth, whkh was erected on Henry Martin, Ciilluvi Wilkinson and 16 Bcrmudian_ 295 ed 1. In anothei colunm o, this issue will Kecht, Duncan M. Doe, H. C. Masters, the hill side, just above the ways Mr. William Peni-ioii were arrainged and IM* found tbe latest available figutes 19 Orotava .... 277 Walter DarreH, F. A. Dill, Berttuda Si 1 n\ii I )n isio\ I he\ e ich pleaded guilt \ 26 Bermudian .. 3*2 Richardson and his assistants dispersed showing the tourist statistics during Tobacco Co., Watlington & Conyers, all sorts of things including the chowder. Bi riun •ham 1. Siockpori Count \ 1. Al r Oscar Antler.- m stated that th(L- 39 Orotava .. 254 John A. P. Pitt & Co., Hy. Frdsen- \ liccs of the men in the ground attract­ ihe past ive months. It is interesting The boat was launched at 4.31.00 p.m. bruch. without a hitch; Miss Wa'sh, most Bristol City 1, Preston North JLml 1. ed his attention; he saw them stealing to compare them with the correspond­ 1690 gracefully breaking the bottle of cham­ Burv 2, Bainslcv 0 In- melons and let them go ahead ing statistic- I >r the same period of last Sept. t Trinidad 176 ( lapl in I hinl 1, ClossopO. Idling up their bags, he was on the east 9 pagne across the bows and rechristening year. Although they do not offer any Orotava .... 265 SHIPPING REPORT. her "Trixy." In the boat at the lime Grimsby Tow n 3, Bradford 0 liorder of the ground, the} were on the 16 Bermudian . 302 Ihidderslield 3, Leicester Fosse 0. west, they sal down and commenced to c insulation to Bermuda enthusiasts, 20 of the launch was Mr. Moore's pet dog Orotava .... 245 MURRAY'S ANCHORAGE—ST. GEORSE'S *'Trixy" who sat most gracefully in Lincoln ( ity 1 Hull Cily 1 eat melon-.. He charged them and said i he reason is not far to seek. However 27 Bermudian . 252 the hows and had her photograph taken Leeds Cii\ 2 \\ olverhamploii Wan "hoys I have go }oii ' and as he -poke 30 Sept. 26.—Br. Steam Tng Powerful first we will give t he comparisons. The Orotava , _ 21c 1455 with the rest at the "aboard party." dres2 -onie one find 11 him hc did not know was hauled out on the Marine Slio. fital number of visiters to the Colony The boat took the water in good siv'c Notts Forest 2, Bunilcx 1 if it w as a rille >r a pistol thai was 11-ed 5962 Sept. 27.—Br. s.s. Bermudian passed fiom the first of May to tbe 30th of and after a time her crew took her SOVTHKRX I.EAl.l E. nor did he know who it wa that fired through inwards from New York for the shot thc men were in a bunch, he around the bay in fine style, she looks Si oke 0, Oueens Park Rangers 0. September, was 5962, including yester­ DEPARTURES. Hamilton piloted by Pilot Charles heard the shot whiz over his head well on the water, steams nicely but not Northampton 2, Brentford (I. days arrivals by the Orotava, whde Burgess. His man 11 so heard 1 he shot May 4 Bermudian. 204 too quickly. Alter the launch the boat Gillingham 0, Millwall (». during the corresponding period last Sept. 27,—U.S. Training Shio Ranger His W 01 ship then addressed Be- " 6 Oeeana__ 287 and her owner's health was drank. W'at lord I, Coventry (ity 1 passed through inwards for Hamilton nevrde and told him that as he was vetr there were £.768, showing a de­ •* 7 Oruba »7 happy speeches made and in i he " !a -I '' Southampton 2, Portsmouth 3. piloted by PUot James T. Griffiths. pretty sure that he had been dragged crease of 2,306. « 11 Bermudian. 260 Daisy the visitors returned to St. Reading 0. Swindon Town 1. int.) this affair and it wa- due to Ms «* 14 Oruba 66 (ieorge's, voting tbe afternoon a grand 1 rystal Palace 1. West Ham United 1 An interesting point and one which giving the names of tbe others that he •* 18 Bermudian- 149 THE HUMANOPHONE COMPANY. success ami Mr. Moore a jo'!\ good Plymouth Argyle 3 K\ieer . ii h ((. emphasises the explanation we offer as should discharge him, but he must bear in * 21 Oruba 81 fellow. Methvr Town 1. Brighton and Hove mind that i- be ever came be ore him tbe cause for the decrease—the taking 9} 25 Bermudian .'._ 164 At the Colonial Opera House to­ Albion 0, again or infact any other magistrate off of the yeeana—is that during .May night the Humanophone Company will Norwich City 1, Bristol Rovers 1. for stealing that be wonld be sent to 1 theie was an increase in the numut' of 1318 present another of their capital moving June 1 Orotava . 138 picture entertainments. Films in TO CCRE A CULD Jh* ^NE DAT RUGBY. tourists over tbe corresponding month Peniston being an old offender was ' 8 Bermudiaii 139 splendid variety wfll be shown and !ako Layative Brown • tjamsme Rossi vn In, Old lllues 11. of last yeir of 3t3. This was while the •* 11 Orotava. 139 Richmond 11, Old Allymans 0. sent t> gaol with hard labour for two amongst these will be one entitled Tablet? ' iM i-ruggists refund Oceana was running. vV hen she ceased 18 BermudUa _ 163 "Driving Home the Cows," whkh Leicester 6, Devenport 0. months ttie :r oi:cy if it fails to cure. j Clackheath 11, United Services 9. The others , being first offenders were to do so there was an immediate de­ •'• 22 Orotava 151 tells a oathetic and feeling story of a boy who i"nn T away from home to go to E ".V Grove's signature is mm i -LondoLondo,, Scottish 18 ChathaCh m 3. fined £2 0' 0 and costs of court 1€/- «• 29 Bermudian—* I'5 - n crease in tbe comparative numbers of war and of his dramatic return to tbe each -IOJ j Mosely 26, Liverbool each His "Worship spoke very severry 159, and since then there bas been a 905 old folks minus an arm. ssmtff. f* *. , iMir 10 . st MWI aj. m, m * Harlequins 31, Bedfo>rd2r . to all the offenders in passing sentence THE ROYAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1912

ULSTER DAY IN STATE TRAINING SHIP CRICKET. "KANGER." ! NOTICE. ! Time Table ending: December 31,1912. IRELAND. CAPTAIN OF THE AUSTRALIAN The Nautical State Tr lining Ship CRICKETERS. "Ranger," of Mass., will probably We have just received a \ leave on Saturday for Massac h u set t s. 500,000 People Sign Conven­ The Australian cricket team which is TIE BERMUDA TRANSPORTATION CO., Limited coming here next month, commenced tion against Home Rule. a serifs of three matches with the Ger- Choice Ui of Lois mantown C.C. eleven yesterday, and is led by S. E. Gregory. The following PASSENGERS. The Day Passes without hind DAILY TIME TABLE account of the captain'.- career, who :s ARRRIVED. Disturbance. a fast-rank batter, will be of interest to Subject to change without notice, if circumstances should require. cricket enthusiasts:— By the s-s. Oruro from Halifax, N S., BELFAST, Sept 28th.—As the crown­ "Syd " Gregory, captain ol the yesterday morning were:—Mrs. E. ty. BLISS TRIUMPH Steamers:.—"CORONA," "TRITON," "INTREPID," "MINNOW ing proof of their determination never Australian cricket team, which is com­ Scott, Miss Scott, Mrs. Edwiiin Hooper, "NEPTUNE," "AJAX," "SYREN," "SYLVIA," "HE. PACKER." ' to submit to the domination of an ing here, first played twenty*two years Mrs. William Purvis and diughter, Irish Parliament, thousands of Ulster- ago. From that time to 'he present be Mis: Frost, Master Whitmarsh, Mrs. SEES POTATOES Motor Boats:—"TITANIA," "FLORA," "OSCEOLA," "OLIVIA." ites, Unionists ind Orangemen devoted has always been included in the first E. Belmore and daughter, Mrs. James to-day, to signing the Covenant ot rank of batsmen in the world, and at Robinson and infant, Mrs. F. K. Also, the balance of onr resistance te Home Rule, but notwith­ coverpolnt he has' never had an equal. Outerbridge, Mrs. Xuldoon, Major A. m. TRIPS. standing the anxiety, aad dread as to Gregory went to England twenty W. L. Bennett, R.A.M.C , -Mrs. Bennett what might happen Ulster day passed year? ago as the midget and baby of the and child , Miss L. Savory Major and off without any serious disturbance. Gewiine Red Teieriffe Cavello ; Australian team, and was appointed Mrs. Marsh. 3 2nd class ! LEAVE Hamilton I. Island Boaz ARRIVE in expectation of riot iig a_ large force captain of the Australian team thfe Bay at Hamilton of troops were quartered in the city, year, for the first triangular matches Per R. M.S.P. "Orotava" from New ONION SEED but their services were sot needed. Ed­ between England, Australia and South York, yesterday:—Mr. Francis Abbott, AND ward Carson to-day wrote his name, Africa. He is one of tbe two men who Dr. Joseph Abbott, Mr. Charles F. A.M. 6 00 6.30 as the first to si >n the solemn covenant have scored more than 200 runs in an Abbott, Mi. R. M. Abbott, Mis. M. V. Vegetable Seeds tt 6.00 6.40 *6.45 7.30 8.00 of the Ulstermen which binds them to innings, in a test match against Eng­ Allen, Aliss M. S. Bacon, Air. H. B. 41 ase all the means, that may be found 9.Of) 9.50 *10.00 10.30 11.10 land, and he has played ia more test Bailej, Mrs. gaile- , Miss A. L. Barry, tt 11.30 12.10 necessary to defeat the present con­ matches than any other cricketer who Miss E. N. Bennett, Mr. A. H. Berholz, ' H. Q. HILL & CO., *12.20 12.25 12.55 spiracy, to set up Home Rule in Ire­ has ever lived. Mrs. Berholz, Mr John Bernard, Mrs. Telephone No. 4 Hamilton land, and also to refuse to recognize the S M. Best Miss A. M. Best- Lieut. W authority of an Irish Parliament. He On the occasion erf his fiftieth test match in England this year he was pre- Bingham, Mr. H. P. Bbdgfct,- Mrs Sept. 28-12 s.tu P. M. TRIPS. was followed by many men who have Blodget. Mrs. L. A. Block, Dr. R. P. become noted leaders in the campaign sented with a handsome loving cap and LEAVr a purse of $2000. Among thc sub­ Boucher, Mrs. Boucher, Mr. R. J. against Home Rale, and these were Brewer, Mrs. Biewer, Mr. Edward A 3.00 succeeded hy thousands of the rank scribers were the duke of Devonshire, Colonial Opera House P. At- Lord Alverstone, Lord Chief Justice ei Bruce, Mr. E. E. Brown, M.». Mr F. at 6.00 and fie of the Orangemen and Union­ V. Bruns. Mrs. Bruns, Mr. G. Budding, MOTION PICTURES ists in the Northern provinces of Ire­ England, Lord Hawke, Lord Harris, the Marlebone Cricket Club, Prince Ran- Mrs Budding, Mr. Herbert J. Carroll, land. . Religious services preceded thc Miss Carroll, Miss Marie Caircll. Mr. j Extra P. ML Trips, signing of the covenant, and services jitsinhji, P. F. Warner and every coun­ To-morrow Night SATURDAYS ONLY. try club in England. G. C. Chalmers, Mrs. Chalmers, Mfes of a similar nature were held in many L. M. Chalmeis, Mr. A. L. Chase, Special Feature:— churches and chapels throughout tke In making the presentation, Sir George LEAVE Reid, the high commissioner, and Lord Miss J. Christian, Miss K. Christian, P. J*. 1.00 2.00 •- counties of Ulster. The aspect of the Mr. A. A. Cone, Mrs. Cone. Mfes M, G. *1.45 1.35 city however throughout the day wj- Harris spoke of Gregory as a thorough 4* — - man and sportsman, both on and off the Connington, Mr. H. B. Cooper, Mrs. "Driving Home the Cows" 6.35 10 decidely martial. Bands of all de- Cooper, Mr. P. C. CosteHo, Mfes. CM. scr ptions played patriotic airs. From field. Gregory is not a stranger to Doors open at 8. Commence at 8.30 9.00 9.40 9.30 — 10 15 Philadelphians, as he played here with Cote, Mfes E. Crossland, Miss F. noon until late to-night, tbe signatures Crossman, Mrs. L Curtis, Mr -T. H. Admission—Reserved 1/6 and I/* were attached at the rate of five hun- the Australian team 1893 and he is tbe only member of tbe present team Day, Mrs Day, Mfes L. A Day, Mr. Gallery 6J. SUNDAY TIME TABLE. . dred per minute and a-half, a large num­ E. B. Delk, Mrs. B. Evans Dickinson, ber erf desks having been arranged for that has ever been here before. Children under 12 half price. He has visited England with Austra­ Mr. tt'. F. Dimmick, Mrs. Dimmick, October 1-13. the convenience of the public, and to Mr. J. S. Doe, 7Mrs. Doran, Miss A. tn LEAVE facilitate the work. After, a dinner was lian elevens on eight different occasions A.M. and has nearly always been in the first M Doran,Mr L ty. Dornedden, Mrs 8.30 9.30 IS 15 given in honour of tbe occasion by Sir Doran, Mr I.. \\. Doraedden, Mrs. ty. Edwarb Carson, who received congrat­ three OT four in the batting averages. P.M. 1.00 2.00 4."> 45 The team he will captain here is a fine H. Doraedden, Mr. Frank Duerden, Preliminary Notice •5.00 5.30 ulatory addresses from the English Miss A. Du Bois, Mr. Lawi ence Edwards 00 6 45 Protestant Association. Then ac­ one, and it is the ambition of all tbe r players to uphold the iaterest in cricket Mr. Victor A. &Ws, Mr. \\ . F. Epple, companied by the membe - of the Ul­ Mrs. Epple, Lieut. Esdaile, Mr. J. s! ster Committee, and tbe English Union­ both in Philadelphia and throughout the The Wanderers' Sports Club % Remains at Cavello Bay over night, except on Saturdays. country. Eynon, Mrs. Eynon, Mr. E. Farnum. ists members of the House of Commons Miss R. Fawcett, Miss C. S. Fiske, who have been prominent in this cam­ intend having a * Will not call unless the Purser is notified or signalled from the shore Australia v. Philadelphia. Mfes Gladys French, Miss Lucv Fiith paign, started for the Donegal quay, Mrs. Frizzell, Mr. H. M (iage, Miss Books of tickets at special prices may be had from the Purser on the boats. to take the steamer for Liverpool, The first innings of the Gentlemen Catherine Gardner, Air J B. Genez, Passenger and Freight Steamers for St Georges, apply at office for date of sailing. where he wilt attenda big anti-home rule Mrs. Genez, Air. Gentry, Mrs. Walter MARATHON MCE demonstration on {Monday. At least of Philadelphia match v . tbe Australians Steam and Motor Yachts for Hire. at Manheim, was •ommenced on Gibson, Mrs. M. E. Gibson, Miss OS 500,000 persons took part in the de­ Beatiice Gibson, Mr. G. tt , B. Gorman. monstration which marked tbe cele- Friday afternoon, rain having prevent­ ed the starting of the game in the morn­ Mrs. Gorman, Mr. E, C. Gosling,, Miss br ition of Ulster Day. Orangemen H. Gray, Mr. Isadore Green, Mrs. On and after Monday, September 30th, the above Time Table will take effect came from all parts of North of Ire'and ing. December 26th and the Steamers of this Company will arrive and depart from Cavello Bav The Philadelphians won the toss Green, Mr. F. B. Greenawali, Mr. E. S. to take part. Not alone men, but Grover, Mr. A. J. Gut h ie, Mrs Guthrie from Blue Hole to Si. Georges. Somerset, instead of the Public Wharf at Mangrove Bav. with the exception of women and children participated in the and elected to bat on a soft wicket the Saturday night 9.00 o'clock trip from Hamilton when the boat will call at and ran np tbe respect able score of Mr. H W. Guthrie, Mrs. (int line, Full particulars later. ceremonies of tbe day, and cheered Master F. L. Hamdton, Mr. Harvey, Boaz and Ireland Island as usual. tbe speeches of the anti-home rulers. 184 for 8 wickets when time was called for the day. Miss S F. Harvey, Mr. Arthur Havcock Sept 36-12 th.s.tn The cky was bedecked from end to end Mrs. George Hayes, Mr. H. J. Henrv, The boat leaving Cavello Bay at 6 00 a.m. and arriving at Hamilton at 6.30 with Union Jacfc^Jand miniature flag-> The chief feature oL the afternoon's Mrs. F. A. Hclife. Mr. tt. P Hutton, a.m, returning direct leaving Hamilton at 6.00 p m arriving at Cavello Bay at were worn by the men in their jackets, play was the bowling of tbe Ant ipodian s Mr Peter Hutton, Mr E I. Ives, Mrs. Pickford & Black 6.30 p m. has been especially arranged for the benefit of mechanics and otters and bv the women upon their dresses. liowler Mathews, who by tbe way is Ives, Mr. R. H. james, Air. Joseph wishing to obtain early employment in Hamilton and vicinity. their star bowler, accomplishing be Jennings; Mrs. Jennings, Mr. P. John­ A waiting room is being fitted ip on tii i wharf tor the co> - "hat trick," obtaining three wickets son, Mrs. Johnson, Mr. R. M. John­ STEAMSHIP COMPANY C impany in three successive bills. venience of First Class Passengers Also a ri for the receipt and deliverv stone, Mr. C. A, Jomes, Mr. M. Katz of Freight. AVIATION. Following are the complete scores for Mr. U. S. Kennedy, Mr. ty. E. Kings- Limited. tbe afternoon's play:— bwy, Mrs. Kingsbury*, Mr. \\. B, Three Deaths and a Serious Knigh., Mr. A. H. Larsen, Mr. Ernest Injury in Two Days. ALL PHILADELPHIA. Leifert, Mrs. I.etfert, Mr. Thomas The Bermuda Transportation Co., Limited. Leonard, Mr. Walter Updike, Lewisson PROPOSED ITINERARY HEMSPEAD, New York, September J. B. King, b Whitty 13 Rev. Canon Bruce Mackay, Mrs. PEARMAN, WATLINGTON & CO., Managers. 28.—John L. Longstaff, a former Dr. I . C. Sharpless, b Whitty 2® Mackav, Mr. Bruce R. Mackav, M&. j Canada, Bermuda, Weat IndleJ English Army Officer was killed S 1 Mifflin, c and b AI.it hew 14 Hamilton, September 30,-19)2. s.tu H, Maloy, Mr. Wdliam Marcus. and __ „, —.em Bi thfe evening while flying in a _ Far- H. A Fatness, b Mathews... 0 JjILMcCaUioj^ .j-Mta*- tmt&mt man biplane with his mechanician, M. P'. Newhall, b Mac Laren . . 57 Miaa A^fr.-..-ilr-%iyC UmwM.'iV. DUMMWtiLBiiillid. -"fr '' Pierre ChavalHer, seventy feet in the R. P* . Anderson, c Kelleway, I Ma- irCTj'-frTrr Vfilti Jlftrt Ql Iwlirl >i Special Prices made on Large air a wire connecting the control of the thews. . » si ( Quantities. bi nlauc became jammed and the machine C. C. Mom Kellc v, ?McGowan, tefafr-'EllBj^'Ft-yCij mx.:f. v'i'-Mnl mOMM: MAZDA DRAWN 30 Watts 2/6 per Lamp Ynstanrfy overturned striking the ground thews ». a gJEg with such force that it was buried two P. A. Clark, si Carkeek b Mathews! 35 '* 2/6 " feet. Longstaff fractured his skull and tt. P O'Nedl, not out a 13S~ "«esmtNestrit,, MrMfc-JeOi. Johnn *W. , iVeNeyj , *>#ll> JmrfW 40 '• 2/6 " 60 •' 2/9 " received serious internal injuries from J. C Jordan, not out M ! 2he -tttr £• °- North, Mrs. I July 31 Aug 10 Aug 14 Sept 10 WIRE LAMPS which he died a short time after. Chav­ Aug 22 Aug 27 100 5/6 " " Extras jj IU »lUR.il*hn-fr%f?rK7Mr. d'sn Aug 12 alHer is seriously but not mortally Charles, Palmer, Mrs c' mo Aug 24 Sept 3 Sept 7 Oct 4 The most durable, economical and 150 " m-T Mr. Charles. Palmer, Mrs. efficient 350 " injured. He will probably lose his Total for 8 wickets 184 C. P. Pitt, Mr. \\. C. Pofi©9[ i'd'ne Sept 5 Sept 15 Sept 20 Lamp in the Market. 11/ left eye. Mrs. Pollock, Miss E. Pr«l truro Sept 17 Sept 27 Oct 1 Oct 28 Mr. \\ illiam Preston, Mr. S. Oct 9 Oct 14 WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.—Lieutenant A cable received yesterday aftei 'd'sn Sept 29 17-9-1S H. S. CONYERS & CO. 3ily noon savs:— Mr. ty. E. Ramager Mrs. I). F.Htal j'mo|Oct 11 Oct 21 Oct 25 Nov 21 Lewis Rockwell, U.SJL, and Sergeant Mr. E. C. A. Reed, Miss Minnie ReCk, Frank S. Scott, of the sign d corps Miss C. Reich, Miss Mary Refnofls, iling dates of this Line will be ad- both attached to army aviation corps PH«.ADELPBIA, Sept. 28.—Batsmen Capt. T. W. Robinson, Mr ~ ** L red to as closely as possible, subject are dead as a result of an accident of both elevens suffered from tbe deadly fb weather and other circumstances See Our Window Display of to an army aeroplane to-day. The bowling in tbe second day's play of the Mr. IL. Schaefer, M . ty, Scbidje, & machine while in the air fell about fifty cricket match between the Gentlemen Schielje, Mrs. Emil Schrcsb rT" W. T. JAMES & CO., Agents feet killing Sergeant Scott almost in- of Philadelphia and Australians, ty hen SelluIke, Air Scholke, MrffW fM stumps were drawn for the day the Scott, M.- C. A Shade, Rir« Sha ie, Hamilton, Bermuda. 29/7/12 instantly Lieut. Rockwell was so £ ?%?J 36.eitf tn s badly injured that he died im a few visitors needed 127 runs with eight Mr. C. W Shea, Mrs R Slicomal pr, Ladies' White Lingerie Blouses hours later at tbe Walker Reid Hospital. wickets yet to go down in their second Miss Flora Sboomaker, Mr B. Sih er- innings to win the match. Play wiB stein, Miss R. Sdverstein, MhVf. A. be resumed on Monday. Simonda, Mrs. Simonds, HuEyijA. F. JUST OPENED Smith, I.s.o., Mr. ty. H. Smith, ll ias BELGIUM STRIKE. Hamilton Hotel v. Brooklyn County. A, T. Speight, Mr. (ieorge St*jn, M. Latest Styles Special Values John Stern, Mr, E. C. Stevens, J lr. Socialists Preparing -Riots Ex­ William Tatem, Mr. W Tavhji, Mia* [GOSLING pected. Theabove match was played on tln - Athletic ground last week, wben tb< E. Taylor, Mr. R. L. D. Tavh>r, 3 lr. Charles A. Teal, Jr., Mr. IVT*V Ti at. BRUSSELS, Sept. 28.—Dissatisfied Hamilto i Hotel team proved tbe vie COX & WILSON, Queen Street tors by 55 runs. The scores were:— Miss I. Thompson, Mr. E. J. I homps in. with the results of the late elections Miss M. Tilson, Mr. E. Tn-ede, 1 It 21-9-12. eitf in Belgium which reinforced the Con­ H. H. ( Louis. Tuke, Mrs. Tuke, MrTJihn BROTHERS servative majority the Socialists are c Twentyman, Mr. C. H. Tvndall a ra, organizing a general strike. They as­ Swainson c H. Trott b G. But- terhetd Tyndall, Mr. Gay Van Home, Air. & sert t hat they have been defrauded and S, Van Tassel, Mr. A. E. Vincelei te, HAMILTON BAKES ROASTS must strike for universal suffrage. Menzies b H. Trott 20 M. Richardson b H. Trott Mrs. Voorbees, Miss VoorheospJIr. E. M. Vandervelds, the S -cialist leader, 4 A. Vose, Mrs. Vose, Mr. \\ 62, W.v' ST. GEORGE'S BROILS — TOASTS supports the movement. Riots are ex­ . Robinson bG. Darrell 62 Pearman run out dington, Mis*. Leila \\ hiti MeilT. C. pected as the rank and file of tbe party 9 Wilson, Mr. J Wolffe, Mr H AvWa *4, Perfectly — Heats wash water Fox b H. Trott SOMERSET cannot be controlled. The Socialist 6 ward, Mrs Woodward, Mar-tenWopd' and sad irons quickly. Heat M. Picardo is a conspicuous figure Richardson c S. Smith b G in the crisis on account of his energetic Darrell 28 ward, Dr G W Vouttee, AlisWIrlee ESTABLISHED 1822 concentrated at bottom of pot, opposition to M. Vandervelds and BdlbG. DaneB 0 Mr S R Ward, Mr E I'u-reJVlMr C kettle OJT pan—nowhere else— others. Tucker lbw b G. Darrell. . . 2 Harvevv . sdT Kitchen cool. l-tirbert bG. Darrell 0 largest and oldest stack tf SAILED Lambert not out 2 Wines and Spirits in Bermuda New Perfection Wick Blue Flame ERUPTION OF STROMBOLI. Extras 10 By the s.s. Oruro thi* St. Kitts, W.I 01 Cook Stove ., are:- -Mt ORIGINAL MANUFACTURERS OF Panic Stricken Islanders Abandon 150 and 1 decker. will do anything any stove will Villages. dc and will do it better. ANALYSIS OF BOWLING. BERMUDA MILK PUNCH ROME, Sept. 28.—The eruption erf Choicest Old Rye Whiskies. If not at your dealers call or write Stromboli is assuming an alarming O. M R. W character. Ashes and sand mixed by II. Gilbert 8 39 Bargaii Salt Sfc JFery Old Liqueur Scotch Whisky WEST INDIA OIL tbe volcano have covered the high G. Butterfield.... 11 2 38 T Cautionary Note: Be portion of the Island to a depth of H. Trott 11 1 39 COMPANY sure you get this stove , WINDOW and DOof^j'f SPECIAL OLD HIGHLAND —see that the name six feet. Vhe yards have been devast- H. Tucker 5 IM Office: Washington Point, Hamilton G.Darrel! 12 2 26 WHISKY plate reads "NEW tated aad vines have been burned. TELEPHONE 310. PERFECTION." Large blocks of phosphorus have been S.Smith 3 1 7 hurled out of the volcano and failing SCREE ks supplied the New York Yacht Clnb June 1.1910,t.tf,159654.A. to-tf with sach violence that they remain em­ B. C. C. C. * and other prominent dubs in bedded ia the ground. Islanders are 20% Discount^ New York. Boston, etc. ia a state of panic and are abandoning H. Tucker run ont 1 Advertise in The Royal Gazette the island villages and encamping along £. Uiarrdl b A. Fox 2 ^Unrivalled Old Jamaica Rum the road. H. Ttott c C. Bell b A. Fox 6 Tbe Bermuda Har I Old Newfoundland Port H. Place c R. Lambert b R. Pear­ man 39 Company. Choice Old Madeira,. TURKEY'S TROUBLE IN SERVIA. C. Darrell c C. Bell b H. Robinson. 3 Corner Front and Pari ia Sherries, Marsalas S. Smith b H. Robinson". 0 Cleopatra—The Cigarette of Excellence COHSTAMUNOPLE,_ Sept. 29.—Ac• G. Butt-ertr-'ld c T. Richardson o H. i-iu-ia. iTfTnm i W " BermudBermi a Cigars, BOXES OF 108, 6- Robinson 31 cording to the official account of the Tobaccos, Cigarettes attack on an ammunition column on D. Tucker b R. Pearman 5 tbe shores ef lake Scutari, September 23, H. Gilbert c J. Swainson b H. Rob­ tu.s the attacking party wa.- aot composed inson 0 R. DARRELL & CO., of Malissori tribesman bnt Montene­ C. Trott b R. Pearman 5 BERMUDA grins. Eight soldiers and -wo boatmen O. James not oat 0 Victoria Block were kdled and 18 were taken prisoners Extras 5 PROFESSIONAL Corner Queen and Front Streets The Porte has made an energetic pro­ 18-7-12 tu. th.tf test to the Montenegrin Government. 97 MBERAL WATER The Servina Minister, Dr. Nemado- ANALYSIS OH BOWLING. PMORMMNHST vitch, has addressed an inquiry to the Ports respecting the stoppage of Servian O. M. R. W. COMPANY will take a few pupils in ammunition after permission had been H. Robinson 21 3 48 4 Osteopathy. given for its passage throughout the A. Fox 9 2 23 2 Turkish lines. The Foreign Minister T. Richardson 2 - 10 repleid the consignment was detained Graduates of R. Lambert 2 1 2 ALL PERSONS having claims SHORTHAND the American School of because of the doubtful attitutde of R. Pearman 9 3 14 amptyll Servia. Dr. Nemadovitch declared against the above Company are Write Osteopathy that the Servian policy was unchanged requested to render their accounts OSTEOPATHS under Dr. A. T. Still, and tbat Servia desired friendly rela­ MB. W. MOSCROP BAjfROW, Founder of the made up to September 30th, on m\t lWtt$ Science. tions with Twrkey. The Turkish For­ ACKNO WLEDG MENT. c/o Royal Gazette Office eign Minister sen asked for a writtenstate or before eign Minister then asked for a written Onr thanks are doe to Captain Hayes A"g 8-12 ei 18* statement embodying these assuranees. of the s.s. Ototava for late files New Magnolia Hall Nokomis Inn The Servian Minister has referred the York papers also to Captain Bale Satiriay, October 5th. TELEPHONE 145 TELEPHONE SO matter to Belgrade and is awaiting in­ and Mr. E. Horn (Purser) fer late Advertise in structions. Halifax, N.S., papers. Oct. i/*m wf toa, Treatment by appointment. *" The Royal Gazette April 87/12. eitf THE ROYAL QAZETTE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1912

A FRIENDLY* KING. SNAKE ALMOST KILLS KEEPER. I Quebec S.S. Co. Ltd Stories About the Quiet Life of Takes Bite oat of His Arm After NEW YORK AND BERMUDA Frederick VIII. ef Denmark. Terrific Fight. SERVICE.

Here is a cnrious contrast. The reptile keeper at the zoo in R. M.S. ''Bermudian," 10.500 tons Owet Copenhagen, on the one hand, Frankfort had a narrow escape from displacement. The fastest steamer in with ks wide squares, its mile-long death recently. the New York service, and only steamer walk of the Lange Line oveilooking A twenty-five foot snake of an un­ sailing direct from Hamilton. named species was apparently sick and the ^'ound, ks friendly, unassuming SCHEDULE. peop'e, ks unassumicg Ro»a' Family! refused to take food. The doctor who its gentle Kicg—a pleasant provincial looks after the snakes ordered a bath leaves New York Leaves Bermuda pictwe. for the snake and four keepers began to On the other hand, this quiet place, immerse him. Suddenly tbe snake be­ Never Pails to Restore came furious and tried to encircle all September 25th October 1st this piovincial atmosphere, this modest October 5th October 13th Gray Hair to its Natural Roya* House supplies Kings and Queens fonr men in its coils. Three escaped, bnt the snake grabbed the fourth by tbe October 16th October 22mA Color and Beauty to half Europe—this unassuming King October 20th November 2nd now dead, is related intimately to arm, but the other three prevented him h\Q matter how long it has half the ru'ing heads of our world. The from coiling around the man. *~ been gray or faded. Pro­ death ef King Frederick VII I, so drama­ These three men did their utm.-rt to Subject to change without notice if motes a luxuriant growth oi heal- tically sodden is kshappening—1 bough make the snake loosen his grip but circumstances should require. thy hair. Stops its falling out, and indeed he had been ailing for many- without success. They even tried to positively removes Dandruft. months—plunges into mourning two force chisels between his jaws, but this WATLINGTON & CONYERS, Keeps hair soft and glossy. Queens, hfe asters, Queen Alexandra, did not make him let go. Finally tbe Agents WQ1 not soil skin or linen. and the Empress Marie of Russia; two men, who had been re-enforced by others 2®/8/12}135F.27.1yfm4p ei Will not injure your hair. It Kings, bis brothers the King of Norway, resorted to a tug of war, some pulling not a dye. the King of Greece: aaother King, his the snake and the others the men. For Sole at Druggists and Chemists nephew, our own King George; and a They succeeded at last in dragging the PHILO HAY SPEC, CO. secoad nephew, the Tsar of Russia, also. snake away, but in doing so be tore ONE ADMISSION FEE ont a mouthful of the man's arm. MASDFACTIKEBS This plain-living gentleman's death FOR NEWARK, N. J., - - U. S. A. affects the Royal Houses of England, The rescued keeper fainted from loss Russia. Norway, aad Greece. of blood and shock,* and was taken to No pride of position, no consciousness the hospital. The doctors say he will For Sale and Recommended by of these high relationships, marked recover. The snake, which lost a few CASTLE 8R0TT0 teeth, appeared to be unconcerned, and J. H. BRADLEY & CO. the late Kiag Is ways and manner. (Three Chambers) It bas long been a tradition, very soon relapsed into torpidity. Aug. 13-8-12. tu.&s. to 1 -11-12 popular ia Denmark, that tbe King Royal Mothers shou'd on ordinary occasions he seen abont like one of Ins people. Yon saw USE INDIAN WOMAN DIES AT l#7. The Royal Mail Steam Packet Ce. a moustached agentleman, of dignified BLUE HOLE New York and Bermuda Service. sohMerfy loot, walking across the Could Thread a Needle Without (Natural Fish Preserve) .\nialicnburg. that square of four stiff Use of Glasses. SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS pa'aces. Passers-by lifted their hats. Ashton & Parsons' (Subject to change without notice) Some celebrity? A popular officer ? Daisy Paul, a Mibcete Indian, the AND The largest steamers in the New York A f avoarite of the t«wn? Yes; all those oldest woman in New Brunswick and things and something more. It was and Bermuda Service. Cuisine and perhaps the oldest in Canada, died at service unequalled. the King. Infants' Powders St. Mary's Indian reservation. She LEAVES was bo>*n 107 years ago at Indian Point, LEAVES FOR THE LITTLE PRINCES AND PRINCESSES NEW YOKE .\ STBANOER AND SOME TOURISTS. the Indian reservation on the St. John FERN CAVE BERMUDA PIEB 42. River, near Andover. (Beautiful Picnic Grounds) Tourists seldom recognised him. during the time of teething and for fretful ness Until recently she enjoyed good. R. M.S. P. OROTAVA." Oae day a party of them saw the mous­ health and had been doing beading June-29-12. Jy.ei.4p tached * gentleman strolling near tbe and the many ailments common to infancy. work on moccasins. She was able to September __^th October 5th October 9th October 15th grounds of his favourite summer palace Ash tm v- HOW are your mamma and litting, Galvanizing, Tinning, H.I.M. THE DOWAGER EMPRESS OF RUSSIA **I cannot refrain from writing yom papa, and yoor sister Muriel?" The ; bout the benefits I have received from Letterheads Brass Casting and Pipe Bend­ King remembered them all. He knew H.R.H. THE DUCHESS OF FIFE ir.kia-g GIN PILLS- I suffering dread­ the circumstances and family history ing, Sheet-iron Work, Brazing H R.H. THE CROWN PRINCESS OF ROUMANIA fully with ray back and have suffered Noteheads of all Metals; Casting a Spec­ of dozens of private people. He never with it for twenty years. I tried every­ forgot people. The Iktle tradesman H.I.H. THE GRAND DUCHESS OL.O-* OF RUSSIA thing but got no relieE, until I bought Billheads ial i,y. round about his palace knew him. "-D-friLLS. I have taken six buttles and Their children loved him. In friendly H.R.H. PRINCE CAROL OF ROUMANIA trow I have not the sign of an ache or Sole Agent for P.B. Colt's Acetylene speech they cal'ed him "Schoolmaster H.R.H. PRINCESS ALEXANDER HOHENLOHE Statements King." for, from tbe first, hc dearly pais in my back. I am now 48 years of Ua.« Apparatus, loved chi'dren, aad their up-bringing H.R.H. PRINCESS ELIZABETH OF ROUMANIA r.ge and feel as welt as I vi • r did in my Envelopes and education was one of his pet sub­ H.S.H. THE HEREDITARY PklNCESS OF LEININGEN life. There is nothing that ca n hold a Run STREET. jects. place with GIN TILLS for curing Pain Cards INFANTS* POWDERS SAVE BABY In The Back to vhich women are sub- Once, when he was Crowa Prince, he Jecu Catalogues Advertising is to Business what was a?ked, as "Schoolmaster Priace," MRS. S. BLANCHARD, Winifred Hou-e, Coronation R•:,-!. a. MRS. MILLANOR P. RIPLEY. steam is to machinery — the great to attend a prize-day class of little girts, Try • JilN PILLS at 2s 3d per bottle, and Folders and history and reciting fine poetry. even other known means t$d JMMj jjp fad. tf$>f -li&decty&-hj riOney refunded if„.thcv. fail to core. I'nfortunau-'y, tbe chief little girl, noo hope for thee child *ttat*3mi , 'miidWm¥ytnii^^Mi%iyf! . Rational Drag-JfcehetffccabCesauD-a-t--* Pamphlets who was to show off more than aay sotsedil y changed the whoti f^^jf|J^»iwiK'» " ^WTrWtiotoi^**^ *•• *£ -i**d7VW--gkw THE TOURIST'S GUIDE of tbe others and to recite the finest 1 -m' .i'-iJ'-i*- ^ ••-.n.' • •»•• iai.nL .m\J. ., Stringers piece, collapsed in fear of royalty and grew dumb. She put ber finget into REMEMBER—Ash ton ft ParAowV ' Ht."-.WKfi .97)-n-U-T ilir Circulars ler mouth and blushed. Tears were InfantsTeething Powders are guar­ This Publication meets all the net far off. It was a catastrophe. Dodgers Gently, the King beckoned to the anteed to be perfectly harmless. Tourist's requirements, and is •itt'e girl, and took her on his knee. Posters a splendid Souvenir for your Thereupon she brightened up wonder­ Price in Great Britain : Boxes containing20 Powders, t ti; I oxes containing t'riends abroad :::::: fully, and recited her poetry, looking 60 Powders, 2/9 ; Boxes containing 100 Powders, 4j6. up into his face. To be obtained at Chemists and Stores throughout tbe World. Bermuda Berets FOR THE SOLDIERS. ASHTON A PABSONS. LIMITED. LONDON, EC. ENGLAND ORDERS SOLICITED Another story that be'ongs to tbe late King *s Crown Prince period shows tryst EXECUTED WITH DESPATCH him. oae e"»ening, watching a group ct a Pocket Almanack so'dier.-. round the stall of an old woman who sold buns. They locked very MORS. BOOKS. BOOKS. (ILLUSTRATED) much in need of bun=, yet they bought none. Tbe King divined tbe situation. The Royal Gazette Co. Ltd. The week was ending. Pay day was Write for our Latest List of Newly Printers, Publishers, Stationers Guide and Directory on the morrow. Ti-1 then the soldi*.rs .Published Books on all Subjects. had no money. The Crown Priace HAMILTON, BERMUDA Indispensable alike to went up to the o'd woman, bought her Is the mott peri eet PrescrratHr^ \*r trie Skin ^"OCCULT AND NEW THOUG HT entire stock, waved the hungry soldiers anal Complexion. Invaluable for the SKIN Residents and Visitors to taWe, and remarked: "Yew dessert, STUDIES. J. F. EVE, Manage) friend.-, 'ftimple man, sir- : easy and pleasant, and will effect a perfect •ike yo:i—Bke me—like anybody. .The Aiiierican Family Cook Book_ 9d. and permanent cure. The paninhlt-tis revised, T. J. Perinchief, Somerset. Aid yet 1 suppose \ou make him t,™«-Modern Hoyle 9d. and in progress with the im-.-t advanced re­ jMrwPartingdoin's Grab-Bag 9d. searches! nthe subject, together with hundreds pay more, eh? He doesn't pay like o* IfcBOENT TKSTIMOJOAI^ showing suc­ you and me and aaybody else?" "Ah, •O BE SURE-the Teeth are so ij2Haf.LLadies' Model Fancy Work cessful curef. dentin a plain sealed envelope me, -ir, BO: what's the good of being a iialanua] °d. post free. E NORTON, 59 and 00, UHANOBHY ALMANACK-OCTOBER, 1812. The Family Doctor Book 9d. CIANE, LOMI.N, England. Over 40 years 1 Kin^ il" \ou don't pay more?" The continuous success free —20-10-07.—T.o. >m M StJH SC important that it would be a pity Famous Comic Recitations 9d. es ^ Kinj; oressed a go'den piece into the < High waiter's h md. and moved smiling away. Famous Dramatic Recitations 9d. O imai I Ueniarks to neglect them—especially when I$he Minstrel Show; or Burntcork \xt a Tide. A pity that one so dear to those who CARTER'S SPECIALTIES M m» : tn a knew him was not destined longer to ju/lQonucalities 9d. «•> Q i <» o rule over a contented people! Eleath you can clean them so well and The Young Author's Assistant and » O 0D S has come to the friendly King as perhaps • Guide INK ERASER IH. M.I he would have liked it come. He died Reliable Book of Outdoor 43 14 11 291 the waiter would have said, "like any­ so easily with »es 431512 20 body ''—not surrounded by royal state, SBLto Secure a Business Kill 40 16| 1 11 but secretly, unknown, unwatched, and, tkm at Home 4$ a 3817 2 02 as it were, in that same incognito be 1Ji$ Practical Horse and Cattle 5 6 3718 2 54 loved to preserve during Ids Ike. JSfector : 66 ;i6 io 3 tmisth Sunday TherPractiiral Poultry Keeper 7 6 353® 4 38 after Trinity alvertV e Complete Novelettes ig Value Premium Budget I Last Quarter 3 day 4h 29m P.M. NO FOOD FOR STAMP. ky-Five Complete Stories Hystic Oracle Stranded Man Who Found That jerism and Clairvoyance THE BERMUDA ROYAL GAZETT* 2—d. Stamp Was Without Powder PW'idder Doodle's Love Affair— THK ROYAL GAZETTE COMPANY, Purchasing Power. Your local dealer .stocks ano! sells •shrilling Adventures of a New LIMITED. Makers F. C. Ca'vert ft Co.. \ia*»-A»sl-r. ILni-la k Detective Proprietors, A stiange story of a man who was Amusements striiaded in Lcnden wkh a 2—d stamp, Pepilar Plays and Farces for A ma­ S3 is published every Tuesday, Thursday and who found that tbe stamp was - and Saturday morning at The Royal i il Theatricals without purchasing power, is told in an AT THE STORE OF lodel Book of Dialogues-— 9d Gazette Press Office, North west corner intei c-.-ting letter to Tbe Daily Mirror. fmtimfto Train Animals. 9.1. of Reid and Burnaby Sts.. Hamilton. fe'' I had fu'fi'led -» business appoint­ ""Tnerractical Guide to Floriculture 9 » Advertise in The Royal Gazette. HEAD BY ALL Advertising Agents;