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Capturing Wild Animals far the they generally grow foad of them, Quaint Customs in The South Sea money or kiad. This suits the chiefs • THE MOUNTAINS UNDER THE and tte affection fe more oftea thaa vey well, as often they are too lazy to SEA. Trainer. aot returned by tte cobs. Islands. find work for the natives to do, aad they Cable News. Fer catching full grown lions large I exact instead enormous quantities of It was at tte captain's table on an traps of various forms are nsed. One Three hundred miles from Samoa, food. Atlantic liner that a young lady idly The firm step in the training and trap fe square; one of tte sides lift­ half-way between it and Tonga, lies the inquired just how far the ship was ing up on a spring like tte old-fash­ LONBOK, Sept. 5.—The Constantinc- taming ci a wild beast is obviously to island of Nine, writes tbe distinguished THE PENAL SYSTEM A JOKE. from the nearest land. Many passen­ ple correspondent of tte Chronicle says capture it. It fe an easy task to shoot ioned mouse trap. This trap fe baited traveller, John Foster Frover. Captain gers would have said offhand, "About with a piece of fresh meat, and, as that Russia has signed a prebminary wild animals for sport, compared to Cook named it Savage Island because I The most humourous thing in Fiji is eight hundred miles." But the captain coatract with a British firm to convert the difficulties connected with their soon as tte lion has entered the trap when te came there tte natives would the penal system and tte great jail at referred tke question to a quiet gentle­ door shuts down, and he fe a prisoner. the fortress of Nicholaicff on the Black capture, not only alive, but uninjured. not allow him to land, and he says,'' they • Suva, is aot thc least of thc many jests man, who looked at his watch and Sea into a perfect modern arsenal. Aa injured animal is rarely aay nse, But lions are shrewd and cunning, like came with tte ferocity of wild boars, j connecte, d wkb it. Tte front of tte jail chart, and amazed his hearers by all tte cat tribe, and many a man has. writes Frank C. Bostock, the famous and threw their darts." As a matter j IiSs enClOS.p.fenclosedl hbvy a h'serUhigh wail, witha narrow answering, "Just about seventy yards.' LISBON, Sept. 5.—Senhor Joao Chag- hunter and trainer ef wild beasts. The lost his life by going to look at a baited "Tte laad I speak of," continued trap. of fact, however, the natives are not at } doodoorr , after the approved European as, the new Premier, yesterday read the injuries added to the frenzy ef a wild all savage folk ttey were represented to fashion. But tte wall only extends on the captain's friend, wbo was an ex­ Ministerial declaration in the Chamber animal when first caught, leave very PREFERRED MAN-MEAT TO BAIT. be. When Cook saw them they were three sides, and the back fe completely pert oceaaographer, "is just thirty-six of Deputies. It was received with ap­ little chance of his surviving|the ordeal, naked save for something round tbeir open with nothing whatever to prevent fathoms beneath this ship, ft is- thc plause. Tbe Premier said that the even for a few days; and should he I have knowa a case where a lion waists, aad had their faces, breasts and the Fijian from seeking the freedom of summit of the Laurel Ethel Mountain, Government had placed itself on a do so, the chances are that he will becoming suspicious, resisted the thighs tatooed. Their hair was long, the bills if be so desires. But, tte point which is twenty thousand feet above broad Republican baas. It would not remain in such a miserable state for temptation of the fresh meat, and lay aad so were their beards, which were is, of course, that he does not so desire. the lowest level of tte Atlantic basin. i promote party factions, would continue so long that he will not repay tbe down ia hiding and kept watch. When plaited up iato wisps, which they were ' 1J.°. be in prison is no disgrace to the If it were some two hundred feet to be anti-clerical without being hostile cost of capture, feeding, and transpor­ the rash hunters came to see whether in the habit of chewing. The women Fijian. He is sure to find some of his higher, or the sea were two hundred to any religious community or creed, tation. tte bait had beea touched, tte lioa wore their hair short. mends there, for the majoritv of thc feet lower, you would call it an island." and would not attempt to mislead the The chief danger IKS, not so much sprang on them, preferring fresh man- Owing to tteir geographical position population have been there at some In effect, tte Atlantic is a huge working classes. when face to face with the animals, meat to tte bait inside tte trap. and their rockbound shores, the Nieeans time or other. Very often hfe "hard continent boasting a superficial area but when hunting and tracking them. I a India the natives catch tigers by have remained perhaps the most isolate labor" is nothing more exhausting than of twenty-five million square miles. Thc wariest and most careful hunter a peculiar method. Tte leaves of of all the people of Polynesia. Some sitting with some of his friends and It is nine thousand miles long and two HANKOW, Sept. 5.—The American may be tracking an animal, and at tte scyamore aad tte large plaataia twenty years ago, they petitioned to be leisurely clipping the grass edges of tte thousand seven hundred broad. Tte Mission at WufHu has received a report the same time be tracked by the very are smeared with a sticky^ substance taken under British protection. Noth­ main street, exchanging greetings with depth of the water that covers it fe by that one hundred thousand persons animal he is seeking, who may spring and left in the trail of tte tiger. The ing was done in tte matter untill 1900. his acquaintances and returning of hfe no means so considerable as people have been drowned by the floods caused moment tte animal puts hfe foot on Then tte British flag was hoisted and own free will to the jail in tbe evening. used to imagine. by the water flowing over thc banks of on him at any moment. This hap­ the Yangtse Kiang River. The floods pened in tbe case of a hunter whom I one of these leaves he immediately Nine declared under the protection of Or perhaps he is sent oa some errand The Laural Ethel Mountain, discov­ rubs it over his head in order to get Great Britain. for one of the authorities. Convicts arc are thc worst that have been experi­ bad commissioned to catch some lions ered in 1878, is the uppermost peak enced in many years. for me .some years ago ia tlie Nubian rid of it. This naturally makes his A trial in Niue is a quaint proceed­ even sometimes entrusted with monev of one of tte most celebrated of the deserts. The man was a Canadian head sticky aad uncomfortable, which ing. There fa a judge ia every village, to carry to the bank. It is hardly sur­ submarine elevations in the Atlantic. The ill-fated province of Ahnwei is causes him to roll oa the ground. By who holds his court ia the open air. prising, therefore, that the Fijian calls submerged to a greater depth than ever named Pellet, and a most experienced Mount Chaucer, at the eastward of it, before. It fe estimated that more than hunter. doing thfe he becomes covered with Word fe seat to the accused person, and being in prison being in the King's ser­ was revealed to oceanographers in tte leaves, and when he is mad with if he condescends to turn up the trial is vice. 95 per cent of the crops has been des­ There is no more ticklish or danger­ rage the natives come cautiously up 1850. Sainthill, which is westward of troyed. ous task than tracking lions in the proceeded with. If aot, it fe postponed Skill in dancing and the possession of both, has the honor to be tte first and cover him with strong nets and to the time the man pleases to put in an The report received by the Mission, vast Nubian deserts. The scorching sacking. skulls are thc desiderata in a Torres mountain discovered in the Atlantic. while lacking in details, is believed to sun pours down with such force that appearance. Legal procedure does not Straits young man who wishes to marry. It became known to science in 1832. In catching snakes, various devices trouble the Niuean judge. He simply refer te the devastation by the waters few men can stand it. The effect oa Here it is tte women who propose, and Prior to tbe laying of tte first At­ throughout tte entire submerged dis­ thc eyes is blinding. There is little are used, but all methods are attend­ lets tte two parties wrangle till they are the way in which the girl convevs to tte lantic cable, Lieut. Maury, U.S.N., ed with a certain amount of danger. tired or he has formed an opinion on the trict since the beginning of the floods or no shade, with the exception of chosen swain that her favor has fallen made it known that a wide plateau several months ago. occasional small palm-trees and bush­ One way fe to set the grass on fire case. Then, when ttey have exhausted upon him is to make a string armlet and exists beneath tte ocean, running es, while tbe jutting rocks affords in a circle where it fe knowa that their powers of vituperation te gives give it to the man" sister or some con- from Ireland to Newfoundland. It saakes have their hiding places.. This sentence according to what he has fidantc. The " seemeh so admirably suited to the KIEL, September, 6—The fleet that splendid hiding-places for the king of latter presents it to the assembled here yesterday is believid beasts. will always bring them out and they learned in the course of the squabble, i young man ind if he is inclined to ac­ purpose of cable laying that he mod­ naturally rush from the fire. As When a crime is committed but thc estly called it Telegraphic Plateau; by German experts to give Germany Pellet for a whole day followed up criminal is not known he has anequ.ilh cept the invitation he wears the armlet for the first time tte rank of the second what he rightly judged to be the tracks they rush out ttey arc caught in large and sends the girl in exchange two leg- but in the newest charts it bears thc nets mouated on wooden hoops, to simple method. He sends for a Bible, discover's name. naval power of the world. The three of a lioness. At the end of the second which is attached a large bag. As and solemnly curses the unknown cul­ lets. Then the girl sends food to the great Dreadnoughts of the Ostfriest- day the tracks came suddenly to an tte reptiles are generally stupefied prit, which usually has the effect of young man, but thc latter does not eat The location of "Davy J one's lock­ land class, and the two Dreadnought ead in a place devoid apparently of with the smoke it fe aot a difficult task making the offender fall ill out of sheer it at first, as that would show too much er" might be said to have been estab­ embers Von der Tann and Blucher, aaycover except a jutting piece of to those accustomed to it to drop terror and hasten to confess his crime. alacrity. This continues for a month, lished with the discovery of Sainthill. commissioned during the year, oust rock about halt a mile to tbe right. them iato the bag. Ttey arc then the young man handing on the food pre­ It has been estimated that at the base tbe Uaited States from the position sented to him to his mother. At thc of this eminence tbe relics of no fewer The hunter at oace recognized thc carried to tte packing station, where ARISTOCRATS OF THE SOUTH SEAS. which it held by a slender margin last danger of his position; behind the rock end of that time, if his parents and the than five thousand wrecks be scattered. year. ttey are packed ia boxes aad sent chiefs of thc village consent, a friend was probably the very animal he had direct to Europe. While on tte jour­ Tte Tongas are thc aristocrats of the Or one might ascribe that gruesome While the three new battleships, the been tracking and who most likely had South Seas. Their pride is proverbial; engages him in conversation, while the distinction to tte Faraday Hills dis­ ney, neither food nor water fe given girl slips up and places a dish of food first German ships armed with twelve been tracking him. them; tte chief things are warmth they consider themselves the salt of thi covered in 1883, and lying between inch guns, did not take part in the earth and far superior to Europeans. before him; he turns round and sees his Mount Chaucer and Laura Ethel aad freedom from the damp. sweetheart; his friends say, "Go on, review ttey attracted much attention A DESPERATE EKCOLNTER. They are intelligent and full of self- Monutain. These hills are noted as they lay at anchor in tte harbour. conlidence. They are allied in race to you take her now, and they are man and among oceanographers for the amount wife. Tteir design and dimensions have been It was coming on towards sundown | tte Maoris of New Zealand, but are of wreckage of which ttey are the closely guarded until very recently. rather lighter skinned, and the women monuments. and the hunter with his two men de­ ERMINE AT THE CORONATION. Fear other Dreadnoughts the Nassau, cided at once to investigate tbe state are better looking. Tte present kin? A ROMANTIC MARRIAGE. There are cavernous depths, of Westfarlcn, Rhienland, and Posen, wean a European uniform, reads the of affairs behind the rock, and, if it The finest ermine skins come from course, in the Atlantic, as well as ma­ each of which displaces about 30,000 sheltered a lion or lioness or both, to English newspapers, writes his own Thirty-five years ago the Cook Is­ jestic heights. Four miles and a half tons were the chief units of the assem­ Europe. Those from America are not letters on a typewriter, and has a good capture them or kill them then and nearly so fine ia quality says Fur, lands were the scene of a romance, thc may be taken to be tte greatest. The bled fleet through the lines of which there. The men approached the rock speed in shorthand, fame of whieh travelled throughout thc average is probably about two Eng­ the Emperor passed. News The former skins have been South Seas. Visitors there to-day may in a semi-circle, wben within about principally used by the best West End lt is a pretty sight to see a row i,» i lish miles. Heights and depths alike Giving an impression of almost ttty yartfe oi- it they heard a terrific Tonga" wotnera s^^wsr pcn^at'ttg^ijmwA sec a stout and far from romantic figure are merely hidden land, which may equally immense power were the five houses,* but a good many skins u,f;> 'which'ttey will be told is tte Princess roar behind them, and facing about, ia from America, aad a good number shade of a great tree making tappa, tl^t* some day be exposed by the mighty battleships of the Deutschland class saw a splendid lion and lioness com­ native cloth. This fa a kind ot cloth Tinoinana. tte heroine of tbe tale. Now workings of nature. of 13.200 tons, and five of the Braun­ of these have undoubtedly been used Tinomana was related to the Queen of ing straight at them. There was noth­ for coronation robes. made from the inner bark of tte mul­ Meantime comparatively few chang­ schweig class of abont the same dis­ berry tree, and is prepared by the bark Raratonga, Queen Makea, aad was ex­ es go on. Beneath the ocean there placement. The other vessels compos­ ing for it but to fire oa the brutes; The statement from St. Louis that ceeding fair, and she strongly objected the lion was killed at once, but the 250,000 skins were used for the Czar being stripped off, soaked in water, are no frosts, no lightnings, no glaciers ing the third, or reserve, squadron then beaten out into strips with heavy to marrying the man selected for ter by no meteorological agents at work. of battleships formed for tte occasion lioness was only slightly wounded, of Russia's cloak caused much amuse­ her august relative for there had come and the next instant made her spring, wooden mallets. Tte strips of bark If it were not for tte eddies, and the comprised one Wittlsbach of 11,800 ment and fe regarded by the trade here are laid on a felled tree, and tbe women to the island a good looking American destruction and accumulation of animal teas, four of the Kaiser class of 11,150 and was on thc hunter and with one as an example of American humor. youth, named John Salmon. A few blow of her paw ripped him ia a hor­ sit all along it each with her strip in life, these Atlantic hills and vales might tons, and two Brandenburgs. A com­ When we come to think of it a quarter front of ter, and each keeping time days after they became acquainted the rest as immutable as the "peaks and plete picture was thus obtainable cf rible manner from the shoulder to the million skins does seem a bit tall, pair went to Chalmers and asked him to waist. with tte otters ia making her strokes craters of the moon," where there is no the recent progress of the fighting considering that at tte March sales in with tte mallet. Thc sound of the marry them, but themfasionary said he atmosphere to cause decay. writs in Germany's fleet. Oae of the men then shot the brute London, which are tte biggest of the would never marry Tinomana to any through thc head and ended an en­ women hammering away at tteir taja Then came in succession after thc year, only 180,000 skins were offered. fa one of the most characteristic sounds white man. So ttey determined to fly Yon der Tann and the Blucher, three counter that in another few seconds These fetched as high as 340 shillings to be heard in Tonga. The logs on to another island where the mi^ionary would have proved fatal to Pellet, other powerful first class and clevea a timber, which is forty skins, while which tte bark fa beaten are raised at might be more complaisant. But here MYSTERY OF GLASS. smaller cruisers, sixty-six of thc most who. as it wus, was badly injured, and tte average price was round about 250 each end to make them reverbate, while an English captain intervened who was was unable to move for .several days. modern torpedo boats divided into shillings. often at each ens sit boys beating a opposed to the marriage, and Tinomana A correspondent recently reported six flotillas, and several submarines Behind the rock thc men found there time of their own, whkh, alternating had to return to face the wrath of the what he described as the "curious young cubs; it became then perfectly island chiefs. Salmon wandered about and special ships. with the steady beat of the women, freak," of a blackbird flying against Tbe total displacement of the great evident that they belonged to tte AMONG MODERN GIANTS. makes a quaint sort of music for some months and at last turned up a parlor window many times at the lioness and her mate, who had been again in Raratonga. The chiefs fined fleet gathered yesterday amounted to same spot. about 500,000 tons in round figures. steadily tracking the hunters through­ The distinction of being the tallest Tte people of Fiji are a tall, well built him £29 in needles, thread and tobacco, Such an incident is not uncommon, out the day. The three cubs were people, with bronze colored skins and but they were now less opposed to the says the Scotsman. Birds have been Its engines were capable of developing man in tte British army belongs to wiry hair, wliich stands out round tteir match,and whenthe great Queen Makea 1,400,000 horse power, while it was captured; one died on its way to the Private H. Bart or, who has jnst joined known to fight for hours at a time, manned by I..20O officers and 30,000 men. coast, but the other two survived and tte First Battalion Grenadier Canards. beads as if mounted on frames. Tte whose word was all powerful took their day after day, with their own image were taken to Europe. Bartor, wbo is only 18 years of age, Fijian fa immensely proud of this halo side it was useless for the Raratongans reflected in a pane of glass, pecking- It may happen that, when a lion- stands 6 feet 8'. inches ia hfe stock- j of hair, and spends much time in bleach­ to refuse to give up their princess to a and fluttering against the pane and BERLIN, .Sept. 6. -Herr Yon Waech- hunt has been formed, an elephant of ings, and is still growing . Bartor thus ing it with lime, adoraiag it with flowers foreigner. Salmon and Tinomana were quite exhausting themselves in tbeir ter's statement on Monday, in which a rhinoceros appears; and either of teats Major Oswald Ames of tte Sec­ aad clipping it intoshape. Indeed, the smuggled on board a vessel hidden|bc- fury to demolish the supposed rival. he said that the Moroccan problem was these animals ia their wild state pre­ ond Life |Guards, who reaches the care of his hair is one of the most import­ ncath mats under a bunk, and taken to It is another instance of how the arts in a fair way of being settled without sents a difficult problem. A rogue height of 6 feet 71 inches, and who ant things in life to the Fijian, though Queen Makea, at Atiu, where they were of our civilization corrupt and con­ resort to hostilities, and that tte elephant will put a whole crowd of lion formerly had thc record for tte Brit­ tte good old days when man wore his married by the missionary an d lived fuse tte birds. -It fa the same with negotiations now going on were largely hair sticking out afoot all round his head happy ever after. fishes. a matter of bargaining, is plainly re­ hunters to route, and clear that part ish army by three-quarters of aa iach. have gone by, chiefly owing to mission- echoed to-day in the inspired German of the country of men for .some little Ttey are both dwarfs, however, com­ airy influence, which sternly discounten­ Darwin tells tte story of a pike in newspapers. time to come. pared with Loushkin, tte Russian anced such vanity. Now the fashiona­ an aquarium separated by plate glass One of my hunting parties ia Wes­ from fish which were its proper food. Thc^Lokal Ar. ieger says that the giant, who was no less than 8 feet 5 ble hair dressing is to have a neatly trim­ French prop: s..'s and tte German tern Africa continues thc writer, had inches ia height, and who at one time med mop standing out about six inches MIXED METAPHORS. In trying to get at the fish tte pike once a desperate encounter with a would often dash with such violence counter proposals each c ntain a basis was a drum major of the imperial regi­ round the head. Scented cocoanut oil for an understanding, and that their rogue elephant. The huge beast came meat of the Russian Guards and served against tte glass as to be completely fa freely ased, so that a Fijian got up to Sir Boyle Roche's wild confusion of stunned. It did thfa for more than amalgamation w31 end the nightmare upon them in the night; be trampled in tte wars of Circassia with such kill with bright red and white flowers metaphors have, many of them, as rich of a month's duration. two of the men to death and then the distinction as to obtain three medals. sticking out all over bis scented yellow three months before it learned cau­ rest fled in all directions to save their a flavor to-day as they had when they tion. Then wben the glass was re­ The Cologne Gazette says! "We Mention of Machnow recalls Miss locks, is an impressive sight. first convulsed the Irish Parliament and moved the pike would not attack tho.se arc convinced that Germany and Kranee lives. The elephant wrecked tbe Mariedl, the- Tyrolese giantess, who the readers of them in newspaper re­ whole encampment in a few minutes particular fishes but would devour will not cress swords over the Moroc­ appeared ia Loadoa in 1907, and who ports. It was he who said that he others freshly introduced. can qnestion. and then started on a roving expedi­ stood 8 feet 3 inches high. She was THE FIJIAN'S MAIN OBJECT IN LIFE. would give up half—nay, tte whole—of tion after tte hunters. Tte brute was It did not ta all understand the sit­ Dr. Von Bethmann Hollweg who, 23 years of age, and her physical at­ tte constitution, if necessary, to pre­ before leaving Kiel had a long talk with eventually killed, and the hunters, tractions were such, while appearing Eating and talking and tte care of serve the remainder. uation but associated the punishment his hair makes yp tte three main objects it had received not with tte glass tte Emperor and with Herr Voa after undergoing great hardships, re­ at tte Hippodrome, she received a He it was who declared that if tte Waechter. arrived here this evening and turned to the coast. proposal of marriage from a Mr. Dar- of life to tte Fijian, and it is hard to say- but, with a particular kind of fish. in which of tte first two te excels the question were put to him, he would Darwin's American monkeys proved will deliver Germany's answer to M ral, who stood no less than 8 feet 8 emphatically answer in the affirmative CamlvHi probably to-morrow. The Vol NO ANIMALS PREFERRED. inches high ia his boots, and was broad more. He is ready for either under themselves more "knowing." When any circumstances aad in any quantity. "No!" ttey cut themselves once with any nervousness of the uninformed public, in proportion. Mr. Darral was reported 11 was he, who ' suspecting a nefar­ however, continues to be nourished by In capturing animals alive, it is to have two sisters ht Australia, each Five pounds of yam he considers a most sharp tool they would aot touch it moderate amount for one meal, and his ious design oo thc part of tte Opposition again, or else would handle it with tte increasing crop of wild rumours. generally considered better to get of whom was 7 feet 6 inches in height, exclaimed, "Mr. Speaker, I smell a rat; while his father, one of the tallest appetite is of corresponding dimensions. the greatest caution. young ones. A number of natives Lake tte Papuans of New Guenea, tte I see him floating in the air before me; PARIS, Sept. 6.—Tension over the form parties and then go in different mea ia Australia, stood 8 feet 3 inches but, mark mr, I shall nip him in the bud. Thus ttey gave evidence of tte sim­ directions, until ttey come upon tte ia hfe socks. Fijian considers himself a great acquisi­ pler forms of reason of which mon­ Moroccan situation, regarding which tion to any society, and considers It was he who advanced tte perplex­ keys are no doubt cable, but birds negotiations are now going on between spoor of either a Boaess or young Aaother giant who London had an he fe quite indespensible to tbe ing argument with regard to posterity— Germany and France, has been some­ lions. Ttey then signal to one aa­ opportunity ef seeing a few years ago are evidently lacking in reasoning white man in whose company he may "I don't sec, Mr. Speaker, why we power. what relieved by impressions derived other by peculiar calls, and, meeting was Constantia tte Great, a giant happen to te. should put ourselves out of tte way to both from Berlin and from official together, follow np tte trail until ttey | standing 8 feet 1 iach in his stockings, serve posterity. What has posterity quarters in Paris that an agreement is find the lair. with a chest girth of 53 inches. Nine- The lot of those Fijians who are not born chiefs fe not altogether enviable, done for us?'' Apparently disconcerted more likely since the French proposals Shold ttey [find that tte bur coa- j teea years of age, aad still growing,'' by the laughter which followed this re­ CHINESE SAILORS. have been read by tte Emperor and was the remarkable information sap- for although some check is now put tains a lioness and cabs ttey do all upon the chief's tyrannical power, and mark, he proceeded to explain—"By Imperial Chancellor. ttey caa to induce tte lioness to come plied regarding Constantin, who, to posterity, sir, I do not mean our ances­ There is a growing disposition on the Tte anxiety, however, has by no satisfy tte needs of tte inner man, men are no longer eaten if ttey offend part of ship owners and officers in oat, aad, if unable to capture ter them, a great deal of oppression and tors, but those who aie to come imme­ means disappeared, but a certain confi­ alive, shoot ter, and then capture tte partook of five or six meals a day on diately after them."' various parts of the world to send to dence bas been inspired by the publish­ aa average. petty tyranny goes on behind tte backs China for complete crews. For most cubs. This sounds simple, but a of tte English authorities. The main It was Sir Boyle who declared that he ed statements of sober-minded journals lioness with cabs is oae of the most A few years ago tte American ships particularly when first employing reason for this state of things is tte lala, "stood prostrate at the feet of Roy­ such crews, it is necessary to carry such as The Temps that tte probabili­ savage of animals, aad she will fight giant, Lewis WBlrias, who stood 8 feet or tenure by service. The system cf alty." ties of an accord being reached have to tte last. Having killed tte lion­ 2 inches in height, went 66 inches round about a third more Chinese for the compulsory labor fe ia full swiag. It was te who in one of his letters, same service. been seasibly increased. ess, there fe still danger witb the. tte chest, weighed 364 pounds, wore said, referring to a party of insurgents The Foreign Office maintains a com­ Many of the chiefs exercise the most On the otter hand there are many cubs; far lion cubs are fierce, strong, 21 iach collars aad could span two despotic influence, and if tte wretched who had been but to tte sword, "Not a plete alencejregarding the progress of and vicious creatures, and caa tear "octaves on the piano appeared in Lon­ soul of them escaped, except some that officers and owners who claim that the negotiations. natives resist their exorbitant demands with such additional allowance of help and bite wkb tteir claws and teeth ia don, while in 1907 Marie Fassnauer, have many ways of making their life a were drowned in an adjacent bog; and « terrible manner. who stood 8 feet high, arrived in tte in a very short time tbere was nothng to a vessel fe run more easily aad effici­ NEWCASTLE, England, September 6 misery to them. Tte government of : ently, and that, all things considered, Oae plan fe to throw nets or a piece metropolis; Chang, tte Chinese Giant, the island fe now vested in the British be heard but silence.' —By 500,000 votes to 93,000 votes tte who eaded hfe days at Bournemouth tte Chinese sailor fe tte test all around trf stroag sackcloth over the youag Government, two paramount chiefs, It was he who declared .that, "if once man aboard ship to be found anywhere. Trades Union Congress aow ia session oaes, ia which they become entangled. aet many years ago, was a man of who act as sort of Lieutenant Govern­ we permitted the reformers to meddle here today rejedcted the proposal for The men then run forward, pick them enormous size, standing over 8 feet in ors, and the bulls, generally the chiefs with the batrresses of our ancient con­ He is adaptable from fireroom to thc organization of a citizen army. up, aad carry them off, aad they aie hfe socks aad turning the scales at 26 who take the place more or less, of our stitution, ttey would never stop tiff ttey galley, fe industrous, has little or no The subject was introenced by the extremely lucky if ttey escape with stone. justices of the peace. No man may brought tte foundation stonos tumbling desire to leave tte ship in port and London Glass Blowers Society in the a few scratches oaly, for the cubs, leave his village without the permission down about the ears of the nation.' therefore gives little or no trouble form of a resolution as follows; "This though entangled ia the aet, are able of his bull; he must work whenever and It was te who warned (the House of from drunkenness and desertion. As Congress realizing that militarism and what would take place if the French soon as ttey become accustomed to to make aa exceedingly Hvdy fight. CMS CAME HEMMNE at whatever the bull directs, aad for as foreiga ways Chinese crews are as thc existence of a regular standing Whea the cubs are captured, goats long as the bull desires, and though, jacobins found their way into Ireland. army constitute a menace to. popular "Ttey will cut as iato miacemeat, aad efficient as, and often more efficient are obtained ia full milk aad tte cubs LAXATIVE BROMO-QUININE. ns nominally, he is supposed to be paid for than foreign crews, man for man; aad liberty, is of tte opinion that the time are fed by them until they are past the work he does, in practice it fe usually throw our bleeding heads oa that table has arrived for the institution of a mores the cause. Used the world over a case of all work and no pay. The na­ to stare us in the face." some companies pay their Chinese tte first teething stage and eat meat. to cure a oold in one day. E. W. crew practically as much man for man real Citizens Army free entirely from In some cases spaniels are provided tives are allowed, if they Uke to com­ It was he who also said that "single as theydo white crews, aad carry the military law during times of peace, as foster mothers, aad, although at GROVE'S signature on each box. Made mute their ebHgation to labour by agree' misfortunes aever come alone, aad the same complement they would of white officered entirely by the selection of first the dogs ate uaeasy at their some­ & greatest of all misfortunes is generally employees. the rank and file. Smh Citizens Army what rough and savage foster children. g, g,£ I ing to pay the'ehiefs so much a'year in followed by a greater." V9 be used (or defensive purposes tiuly,'' tAWS MSDJONE CO. Ms* 1*9*9 **$m ROY.AL GAZETTB, SATURDAY SEPTEMBER, 9. 1911.

WEEKLY REPORT OTTHE WEATH­ DUTCH VESSEL AT BERMUDA. 'THE PEAK. DEATH OF IRISH AUTHORESS, Shipping Notes. ER, at Gibbs' Hill Light Station, at GERMANY and FRANCE 1 S.- S. Tagus arrived yesterday wkh Bermuda, between the 1st September Unrivalled Panoramic View of 220 passengers. and 7th September 1911 Height above Bermuda. LONDON, September 7—Mrs. Kath­ Sea being 246 feet at base, where LARGE CARGO OF COAL FOR erine Cecil Thurston tte Irish Author­ S. S. Ocamo arrived yesterday from the register is kept. GOVERNMENT. Danger of War said to be Passed ess was found dead yesterday at an Halifax, N.S. aad sailed for St. Kitts ^^^^^^ ^^^^^ There is a Pea^^k in Derbyshire, hotel in Cork. Upon retiring last daylight this morning. ;ctcd that Germany's reply to France's withdraw altogether from k. Thc Cable despatches during tte week Capt. Harnett, a stevedore, from panorama. The whole circle of the Treaty prescribed detailed regulations Hamilton, is doing tte unloading of proposals regarding Morocco will be indicate that tte tension with respect horizon is visible; and Bermuda, fair­ and restrictions wkh regard to thc An odd story of a dream of ill-omen tte "Loppersum" which it is .said est of the isles of tte st a, lies at his feet, handed to thc Ambassador will take comes from Sunderland, Durham. A to the Moroccan dispute is almost, if place thfa afternoon. Last night's taking of fish in all international has the largest cargo of coal on board —a picture framed in purest azure waters. young shipyard laborer dreamed that he not quite, over. It is alleged that thc that has ever been brought into St. when tte sun is high, but presenting announcement that thc German refly would be killed, and, therefore, he did had been delivered to thc Frci ch proposals put forward by tte parties George's- harbour. Stevedore J. Dow­ ine>[re;sibly beautiful varietiisof colou not go to work in thc morning. In the ling is receiving tte cargo from thc une'er t'.c rays of the rising cr setting Ambassador was incorrect. It was to tte dispute afford a basis ef .settle­ afternoon te went to bathe in the River ship. luminary. based on the conference held by Fetr Wear, and getting into deep water was ment; consequently all danger of an Von Kiderlen Waechter and thc Cer- The charter we understand, calls SLOOP MARIE L. WINS THE drowned before help could reach him. appeal to arms is for the preheat for tbe receiving of at least two hundred In the foreground to tte north-cast man Imperial Chancellor Dr. Ven Tte efforts of his companions to save Iks the expanse of Harrington Sour.d Bcthmann Hollcwcg who conferred averted. It is of course amusing to tons per day from the ship by the BERMUDA CUP. him were unavailing, through the swift­ consignees. smooth as a mirror, its shining surface with each other again thk morning. ness of the current. notice that Germany deprecates thc broken only by Trunk Island and notion of ever having intended going Rabbit Island. Converted now into a Hollis Burgess, Owner of Victorious to war about a "parcel of sandhills." salt-water fishing prescrvr, the largest Yacht, Immediately Turns Prize Moonlight Cruise of the Bermuda in the world, this beautiful sheet if CUSTOM HOUSE HAMILTON. Yet there fa aot the smallest question Boat and Canoe Club. water possesses a peculiar interest. Over to Inter-club Association tbat if France had as ia 1905 shewn On holiday afternoons thc white sails Great Floods in China. as Perpetual Trophy. ENTERED. aay signs that she dreaded war thc The fourth cruise of the season of the of racing dinghies may be wen; fir Bermuda Boat and Caaoe Club took Harrington Sound has long been a _ScP?V8-S-S. Ocamo, Coffin Hali- threat would have been hcld_ over ter. THOUSANDS PERISH. fax, MSL, W. T. Ja place oa th: eveaing of Wednesday favourite racing ground for tketc BOSTON, Sept. 5. —Hollis BurgessI James & Co., Agents. Thc experience gained by the inci­ tte 6th instant. A fleet of cighiun dainty craft; and many a talc is extant sloop Marie L. yesteray won the city of Pestilence, Famine and Pillage. dent of 190S when Germany demanded canoes and skiffs started from the of clever coups by which victory was Boston "Bermuda Cup" in the open CLEARED. Club house at S-30 and laid a courtc snatched from thc very jaws of defeat- handicap regatta given by tte Nosquito from France an apology which the lat- SHANGHAI, September 6—The rice across Hamilton harbour to tte Pa^ct Beyond lie Caslle Harbour, St. Fleet Yacht Club, with start and Sept. 8.—S. S. Ocamo , pressure. In thc LOST AND FOUND. Great Sound studded wkh islits, aad the sport, and will boom tte interclub. Irene Archer, Miss E^Austk^Misfr~ valley of thc Yangtse k fa estimated Tte trophy was originally offered for Austin, Mr N I A„^ ' JV|1^ur inches in diameter is anotl.er majority of shops in Hamilton will be ment undertakes to provide adequate measures to protect the people in After a delay ef 30 minutes to permit Godbeig, Mr. M. Goldstein; Mrs specimen. It weighs very heavily owned or managed by aliens and wbat Goldstein, Mr. E C rZlj i. * chance will the few remaining Bermudi­ future. boats to reach thc starting line the raie aid has evidently been a long tint was started at 10.30 a.m. Nearly 40 Goode, Mr J. B Greenawaftfc W^ s ibmcrged. ans stand against tte wit, business ST. GEORGE'S YACHT CLUB. abilities, and larger cheque book of the craft went over the line, the majority Gnscom. Jr., Master D. Graham, M„ American! being old-timers tliat have figured in Galnck, Mr. Frank Hannan M« Race For Rudder Cup. open events for many seasons past. It Hannan Miss Besrfc A. Harnden, M^ Already we can count ten shops MEXICO. was a democratic representation of the L. B Harnett, Mrs. Harnett, Misa TOY BOAT DRIFTS TO BERMUDA. Oa Thursday afternoon thc annual in Hamilton—opened by aliens— and bone and sinew of local sport. Dons Harnett, Mr. j. R. Harrar, Mfes race for the Rudder Cup was sailed ia thfa is only .the beginning. MEXICO CITY, September 7—Senor The little yellow-hulled 18-footer a d Mis F M H Strange Craft with Post Card Sails. St. George's harbour and channels Tte otter day an American remarked Emilio Vasquez Gomez yesterday ac­ Moslem II was tte first to round Flip Mis K* rii ' L -D - ^"S under tte auspices of tte St. G. Y.C. to me: "Before long an American firm cepted the nomination for President Rock. Next came tte Sintram, a .wires K.. t. Heimes, Mr. R M H;I™ Six yachts viz. tte "Owl," Mr. Jesson will come down here aad open a small by thc Pure Literal party one of the class B, that had been potleaded to A bottle message story with tome department store whkh will knock Mr. Charles W. Ho'bart Mr. Louk ll R.E., thc "Hawk," Mr. E. S. Outcrb- many Libera! groups in thc country. her covering board and looked strange 0U6h t0n r r G F H o tginil pills is told of by L.. A. Ncwson. bridge, tte "Oriole", Mr. Q. C. Darrell, spots oat of these Bermuda stores!" Thc sAati-Rc-Electionists have issued even to ter test friends. Then the M p ii '' ^ ' ' «»- Mrs Hua to a icceat visitor to Berniuda. Iu thi tte "MoKk," Mr. T. R. Outerbridge, It seems a shame that the powers a call for a convention on September soats straggled across in pairs and bunche somewhat remarkable yarn thc place thc "Isis." Dr. R. R. Higinbothom that be do not protect the Bermudians 20th aad in political circles k is asserted At the lightship, shortly after 2 p.m., it of thc custoinaiy bottle was in this and tte "Zurah" Mr. Arnold T. in some way against this influx of foreign that Dr. Francisco Vasquez Gomez was possible to note time of rounding, incident taken by a miniature boat business. I suppose though we must Mitchell wcie entered. The race was head of thc party will be named as as follows, unofficial: Jacoby, Mr M. Jepson, M^. p fi! about two feet in length. to start at 2 p.m. sharp and tte course give them time te dream over the mat­ candidate for tte Presidency. Wtetber Marie L., 2hrs. 7 mts.; Virginia, 2h. Kane, Mr W F. Kavanaugh Mrs Thc narrator says te was a mile off was from Midway ia St. George's har­ ter as they did tte St. George's Channel J.c anti-Rc-Elcctionists act or not if is 13m. 15 s; Nutmeg, 2h. 18m. 15s.; kavanaugh, Mr H r te- »i • stere from Bn-rmuda in a rowboat bour, off the Club wharf around 'Davis" and, in the meantime my friend from practically certain that Dr. Gomez will Oada U^ 2h. 19m. 20s.; H. Liadsay, King, Mifs'KnoH, Mast^ F^' KS* recently when te saw the toy boat Fairwcll Buoy to Pole Buoy ia Mur- Tiffany's will open his store in Hamilton be a caadidatc for Vice President. 2h. 21m. 30s.; Flirt, 2h. 22m. 15s.; Mr. E. J. Landy, Mr. B Levfeon* under a small sail skimming over the ry'sAnchoragc and return to line off thc and rake in buckets of money to spend Thc Progressive party's executive com­ Arawak. 2h. 27m.; Sintram, 2h. 28m. Mrs. Levfeoa, Mr. Victor I P^M* water. He tried to reach it, but found when te returns to his Northern home Club wharf. mittee fearing possible anti-fortign 30s.; Moslem II., 2h. 31m. 30s.; Migaon J> OUg n M te was unable because of thc reefs. in summer. demonstrations oa September 15th Mr D ^ M if Ma^Ma^onouS; At thc time of starting four yachts IV., 2h. 32m. 3«s.; I.O.U., 2h 33m.; Mr Donald Macfarlan, Mr. A T A few days later hi learned that thc The man with the Art Shop on and 16th the national holidays have Pirate, 2h. 33m. 10s.; Violet, 2h. 38m. M M c A bo it had' fcetn picked up in St- George only cane to the Medway viz: Hawk, Queen or Reid Street will have put our agreed to get out posters appealing w" M^ n- , , "hur, Mr. George Oriole, Mobile and Isis and at 2.12 26s. W. McCauIley Mrs. McCaulley Mr Harbor by. Reginald Sylvester. Thc native photographers and artists out to the Maderists to remember that Frank A. Mclntyre, Mr Edward r sifls were made of canvas aad foreign p.m. tte Hawk went off, at 2.15 p.m. Oa the homeward leg the Onda II. of business. foreigners and foreign interests are to and tbe Novice chose the West Way as Merritt, Mr. Harold F Merrkt M« oost cards dated Montevideo, July 12, thc Oriole aad Mobile followed ter and be respected. General Reyes is now a thc old reliable "Isis" with Mrs. P. I do not know how our native busi­ tte shortest cot, while tte Marie L. E. C. Merritt, Miss Merritf M^Chfe 1911. Oae card, never posted, wa» ad- private citizen hfe resignation from tte d Schlimbach ia charge of tte yacht's ness people can be protected bat there and the H. Lindsey, taking chances of W. Morse, Rev. C. P Metzle'r s?. d -eased to Miss E. A. Kive, Port Stan­ most be a way for tte Legislature to army after forty-five years of service Angeline O'Reurke, fej'K'' ley, Falkland Islands, and containcp mariners, followed the others at 2.19 hitting ledges in order to save time made secure for them at least their bread and having been accepted and officially use of Hypocrite channel, which leads Mrs. Payton, Mr. N i p™'1!0111 this message: p.m. So well did this lady sail tte promulgated. It fe declared today that Isis that ste overtook thc Oriole at Hen batter—perhaps—by heavily taxing the iato Broad .sound between the outlying Miss Edith Pratt, Mr Ben^ ffih" Alien or compelling him to reside here Senor Dctesa, once Governor of Vera Island, after that she had to follow thc islands. The Marie L. had stood on Mr. J. Parks, Mr. Samuel Reddick "Write bark Romanoff, Capt. Han­ three or five years before opening busi­ Cruz wfll be the Vice Presidential one long tack from Flip Rock, crossing Hawk and Mobile to the Stake Buoy ia candidate selected at ths Reyes' party Mr. F. L. Reed, Mrs. Reed Mr F?3 sen, Malaae, New Brunswick, Canada. Murray's Anchorage where she passed ness. the dumping ground off tte Graves, ami convention. 1 "S. C HANSEN." the Hawk and took second place. At It will not be surprising before long made tte turn at the lightship after Rhodes, Mr. W. B. ERichardso R< ersn Sistt to see ia Hamilton a new sign "Ladies three short hitches. ' Time was lost by that tiase thc Mobile was wel in tte RogersKeTM, Mrr . N. WRuncans" , *Mr-. Fran**«!k On the wooden hull fa "Aug. 23, 1911 lead and it was maintained by her until Tailor." Tte Tailor aow owns property the Moslem II., which made a long leg H. Sanford, Mks M 1? «.,._ • »?K Tvedestrand, Narge. jNorway.") her sailor took side al thc sight of a lady here as well as a first class tailoring to seaward and was hampered by fickle On the day named a bark passed east beating thc heretofore unconquerable. establishment ia New York Cky. UNFORTUNATE NAVAL INCIDENT breezes. rT.-c^a£^F^; of Bermuda, goiag north- Her name The Mobile then gave it up and Mrs. P. Something ought to be done at once, Seldom has a race over so long a 5 coul 1 not be made out from tte island, Schlimbach and tte "Isis" sailed to or before loag there wfll te a bread Dispute Between Russia and Japa­ course been attended by such close Kra^o ^ line of oace prosperous Bermuda busi­ but it is now believed she .wes tie victory across thc line off the St. G.Y.C. nese Squadrons. finishes. There was actually a tic Smith, MrF,. Smith,- M^^th* wharf at 7.4.9 p.m. where Dr. Higin­ ness men depending on the generosity Romanoff, aad that he r Captain seat between the Eleanor and the Tiger in r Ge Brf Mrs tte little boat adrift thinking it would bothom and his amateur received three of the Alien Merchants ia Hamilton. Towo, September 7—According to class A. Tte topmast sloops made a K -A ^L? ^- ' S«Shf Mrs." 1 £ A. Snydttr, Jffiss Helen Snyder reach Bermuda. According to tte hearty good cheers from tte club mem­ Of course the once prosperous Bermu­ Vladivostok reports of an unfortunate heroic showing, that of tte H. Lindsey Mr. Arthur WUng, Mrs. Spu& maritime rccird, the Norwegian bark bers present at tte finish. dian merchant, on account of his pre­ incident marred the reception there of being considered remarkable when her vious experience may be able te secure the Japaacsc squadron which was Romano'f would have beea ia that Amoag these present at the St. G. displacement and date of ubild are con­ L. S. StockweB, Mrs. Stockwell Mr vicinity mt her way from Montevideo, a clerkship ia one of the Alien stores, escorting tte returned hospital, ship sidered ia connection with the Ught air Y.C. "At Home" were: His Worship which will at least enable him to keep { which she left on July 12 for Mataac Mayor R. H. James aad thc Misses Angara. A dispute arose with tte and type of boats wkh whkh she sailed. toss Simon, Mr. Joha TaH M™ his family ateve water and to pay hk Russian squadron over priority and Early finishes were in tbe following The name of her skipper is .given as I janfes, Hon. O. T. Middktoa, Mr. T. E cky and parochial taxes or his daughter HansenH.aaciaa, . ThI hne bartsessetrk hailhallas frofmimn Tvcd1 .mA* e I "S...... _• .-.. .. * .. an exchange of salutes was net fired order: Marie L., H. Lindsey, Virginia, Hughes of Atlantic City, N.J., Hoa. may stand a chance as waitress ia tte and otter courtesies were suspended. Oada II., Arawak, Novice, Nutmeg, s; and, Norway. C. V. Ingham, Roy L. McCardcIl «T Alien tearoom. The Japanese Consul is trying to settle Flirt, Sintram. Tte performance of tte New York World; and Mrs. Mc­ a n Mra The poor ousted Bermudian will tte matter. ^ ^ mm~mimm_. - the little catboat Arawak was unusually r ^rt5f °?; - Tresnon, 'M£ CardcIl. A. C. DarreU Esq., Vice Consul fine. Ben Njckerson was in • charge G. Thatcher, Mr, E. Haraden Van forthe Netherlands, Mrs. P. Schlimbach still have to pay his taxes while the EL PASO^ Texas Septemtei t— Alien helps himself to all he waats— Followers of Florez Magon Socialist aad sbe carried a jib which helped Wagner MissB. Ward, Mr. B Wai™ TO CORE A COLD IN OUE DAY Miss I. Mcrson, j. A. Darrell, Vice materially. beck, Mr. James R. Weldinr MV. Consul -for Denmark, J. T. Pearman, getting off wkh store rental aad taxes leader ef Los Angeles will make a Fake Laxative Bromo Quinine oa his wares with little living expenses £J. Wellinrtoa, Mr. HU? Wdfa Tablets. ,AH druggists refund Esq., J. D. C. DarreU Esq.. Mgr. Bank desperate effort to take the temm et While tte cup race- was ia progress Mrs. Wells, Mr. C. R. White iui!' of Bermuda, Mr. A. C Caipitaien, j. aad send most of hk profits to Ms home Juarez on September 16th the Mexican the Mosquito .Fleet Yacht Club gave White, Dr. E C Wa«rmsJr&. f t Bie money if it fails to cure, P. ScbiCer, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Robert =, ia America or elsewhere. Independence Day. Box kkes are to a regatta for power boats which attract­ E. W. Grove's signature is op New York, W. J. Boy'.c, Esq., M.C.P., Yours truly, be used is* this attack fer throwing ed the largest list of starters that has ANXIOUS FOK-iHt-BERMUDlAN. nitro-glycerinc into the town gad appeared in any event held in Boston .fBcfe box Mrs, it C. Rankin, Miss Miller «f Sept. 8th, mi. M^Na^eott, Mr, W. ,.*«$ MUI MBOUna CO. *. Urn*. %%ia. New York, T. T. Higinbothom Esq,' barrack*. water* tbis season. THE ROTAL GA-ZETTE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBERS lill:

MISCELLANEOUS. TEHERAN, September 7—The de­ Under the Distinguished Patronage of BERMUDA-ATLANTIC LINE Restored Confidence feated rebel leader Arshad Ed. Dowlch His Excellency Sir Walter Kitchener, K. C B., Lieut.-General, NEW TORK-BERMUDA ROUTE. was executed in camp this moraing. Governor and Commander-in-Chief. He protested his loyalty to tte deposed By DANIEL A. GREENE Shah Mahammcd Ali Mirza to thc last. MAGNIFICENT f f Largest and finest TWIN-SCREW steamer in the S. S. "OCEANA Bermuda Service Copyright. IMS. by American Press llftTH. A BAZAAR Association. LEAVE BERMUDA EVERY MONDAY **m9 will be held on the 9aT LEAVE NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY "*m* HIGGS—At " Tivoli, " Warwick Paul Kaisarovitch waa sitting la bis West, Bermuda, on 1st September, Superb accommodations for over 600first-class passengers; Orchestra; 1911, the wife of C. STANLEY HIGGS— Gymnasium; Chambres de Luxe with private baths, and many other room In St Petersburg when he heard exclusive features. Tickets and farther particulars of the tread of a number ef persons on of a son. s HAMILTON CRICKET CLIB FIELD the staircase coining up. Every ves­ A. K. JOLLIFFE, Manager, 29 Front Street, Hamilton, Bermuda (kindly loaned for the purpose) tige of color left MB face. t796A.S6.ei to 7-9-12 4p ei tp There was a .great surprise in store —BY— for Kaisarovitch The first person to step into the room was Peter Eukoff, who was oot only a member of the c. «. same revolutionary circle as himself, The Bermuda Athletic Association but hfe intimate friend. Eukoff said —OS— to the officer tn charge of the police ft CO. FOR SALE force, nodding toward Kaisarovitch, "There is yonr man." "Peter," gasped Kaisarovitch, "what Hoise Mien, Be. is the meaning of this? Can It be pos­ THURSDAY, SEPT. 14th, 1911 sible that yon are a traitor?" to be opened at 2.30 p. m, Triumph Seed Potatoes PATRONAGE "No; I am not a traitor, far I entered SOLICITED the circle in order to inform tbe gov­ At the various Stalls will be offered Home-made Cake and Candy fl@* Choke Selected Stock "mt ernment of its treasonable designs." Creams and Ices, Afternoon Tea and Supper, etc, etc. Kaisarovitch was led away mutter­ WALL WORK ing a curse oa the head of the man H. DUNKLEY who had betrayed Mm. He was taken | A SPECIALTY There will be numerous attractions and amusements including Aug 15/11. Telephone No. 187. e.i.tf to the office of the minister ef police, where he underwent a searching or­ Only the Best af Materials used GAMES and ENTERTAINMENTS. deal. Ashed about tte circle of which he had been a member, not one word and sold Wholesale or Retail. Would he say. Torture was applied, By kind permission of Major R. W. Appleby and Officers but be endured it without giving np Parliament Street, Hamilton any information. Opposite Post Office. THE BAND OF THE BERMUDA VOLUNTEER RIFLE CORPS will play select Programmes during the Afternoon and Evening. Whea the next gang of political pris­ Phone 298 oners went to Siberia Kaisarovitch was among them. He information as 9/9/11.36. w tf stf Old Crow Rye to whether others ef Ms circle had ADMISSION TO GROUNDS — SIXPENCE. been arrested or if so what had been done with them reached him. His im­ J Sept. 5/11.789.108. wfmw eitd prisonment was imbittered by the fact that a man he had loved had betrayed him. His faith in anything good bad BOTTLED IN BOND been blighted. His Mend had been Jtcadmy so much to him that he had no thought of revenge. He never wished to flee wiU be Eukoff again, and if he should he felt that the sight would be simply melan­ RE-OPENED choly. Gocd Groceries Cheap. America's Finest Whisky One day while Kaisarovitch was ON brooding there came a sonnd of a HAND MADE SOTO HASH stroke on a metal pipe running Moiday, 11th September through the prison for the purpose of DAISY HAMS 8d. per Ib. For Sale by heating It He thought nothing of tt at 9 a.m. GRANULATED SUGAR 9% lbs. for 1/-; 25 lbs. for 5/6. till two strokes woe given In quick succession, then two others and two R. C. ROBERTSON BROWN SUGAR 6 lbs. for 1/- others, when be knew that some one .Principal. J. E. LIGHTBOURN & CO. was striking tbe pipe either above or FLOUR 7 lbs, for 1/- CORN MEAL 10 lbs. for 1/- Sept 0/11.791.31. wf ths below. He had learned the code by KEROSENE OIL 3/3 per tin. which prisoners communicate by f CODFISH 4d. per lb. RICE 7 lbs. for 1/- tu.s j means of these pipes and listened. I _ •mmmmatm* What he heard he judged to be a call. SALT BEEF still the same although it is costing us more:— But the sounds would be heard ln oth­ WANTED Per lb. 4%d. hy the piece; Sd. if cut. er cells besides his own. He did not think the two strokes together to be etc., etc., etc. for any special person, but a general Advertise in The Royal Gazette. Invitation for attention. Presently tbe sounds began to Indicate letters under the code. The letter P was given, An Office Boy then A tl L in succession. Paul is a Newly Arrived:— common name in Russia, and Kaisaro­ Champion Cup Race WANTED. vitch did not consider fer a moment for Architect's Office tbat any one was calling him. But CAIRNS' SCOTCH JAMS BETWEEN when the letters "Kaisarovitch" were Address 1 lb. bottles and tins, 2 Ib. pass jars, and 7 lb. tins, from new Indicated he was astonished. He had W., season's fruit. The most delicious quality at popular prices. St. George's Y. C. no friends among the prisoners and c/o ROYAL GAZETTE. An Invoice Clerk and could not imagine who could have any­ Sept 6/11. th.s. thing to communicate to him. The only thing he had to his cell to ham­ Hamilton Dinghy Club mer with was the sole of his shoe, and Have you tried our COFFEE at 1/8, 1/6, and 1/2 per Ib. ? at once. will be sailed in Hamilton Harbonr With this he speUed out the words WANTED "Who is itr on The answer caused Kaisarovitch to clutch his forehead in dread lest his Richard Dickeson & Co., sufferings had made him mentally an Thursday, September 14 LIMITED. imbecile. The name given was that of Peter Eukoff. Three Clerks THOMPSON, ROBERTS & CO. (weather permitting.) Sept. 5/11. tu.th.s Wben Kaisarovitch regained his FOR Start 1 p. m. equanimity he had lost a part of what Free Present as usual, Saturday Night, after 6 p. m. ~^t had followed the name. What be ALSO, A DINGHY RACE caught was this: GROCERY STORE Au.gust 83/11410111.108.wf ttt.th.s Open to all comers for a Purse. "Noble conduct It has strengthened GOSLING four friends in thek confidence in hu­ Apply at once. All dinghies must be entered by and man nature and that enough true men have on board a member of either of and women exist to make Russia THOMPSON, ROBERTS & CO., the following Clubs:—B. B. \. C St. George's Y. C, and the H. D. L. tree." Hamilton Paul took up his shoe and telegraph­ Start immediately after finish of the BROTHERS ed back as follows: Sept. 2/lLfn»..3Leitf eitf Championship Race. Ts this Peter Eukoff, who betrayed 1st Prize—£5 0 0 HAMILTON me?" Pickford * Black Snd " 3 0 0 The answer came: "Ton were be­ Tourists'Guide 3rd ' 10 0 ST.. GEORGE'S trayed to save your companions. Ar­ STEAMSHIP COMPANY rests were to be made among us that All dinghies must be entered not later SOMERSET would have divulged aU our purposes. Limited. than Monday, Uth instant. Ten of us agreed that if we could con­ All entries to be made to raiABLISHED 1822. centrate suspicion upon you the gov­ JA& N. LAMBE, Esq. ernment might kill you, but could nev­ The largest and oldest stock of PROPOSED ITINERARY Sept 9/11. *_ er extort a secret from you. It was agreed that I should .gain the confi­ Canada. Bermuda, Weat Indies Wines and Spirits in Berniuda dence of the government by informing PENNY READINGS on my best .friend and name as mem­ and ORIGINAL MANUFACTURERS OF bers persons not of tte circle and who Demerara Service. An Entertainment will be given under would have time to get away. No one The Bermuda tbe auspices of the St John's Guild on BERMUDA MILK PUNCH of us bas suffered except you, and I Leave Leave Due B'da Due Bd'a Tuesday, September 12th Choicest Old Rye Whiskies. am here to save you." St'm'r. St. John, Halifax. to sail Car 1 H. B. I N. 8. Ifor W.I. Halifax Very Old Liqueur Scotch Whisky Of the different causes for rejoicing Oc'mo Aug 25 Sept 4 iSept 9jOctr 4 IS THE contained in tbis message tbe fact that Cmty Sept 6 Sept IS Sept 20 — PEMBROKE SUNDAY SCHOOL SPECIAL OLD HIGHLAND the man Paul loved had done the ap­ Oruro .Sept 26 Octr 1 Octr 26 parent act ef treachery for a purpose R'd'sn Sept 27 Octr 7 Octr 12 — POCKET ALMANACK Tbe items of the programme will eon WHISKY Oc'mo Octr 18 Oefcr 28 Nov 17 was the chief. Of all the moments of sist of Vocal and Instrumental Music Cmty Octr 19 Octr 29 Nov « — as supplied t lie New York Yacht Club Paul Kaisarovitch's life this was the Oruro Nov HiDeer 9 and a Sketch entitled: Nov 9 and other prominent Clubs in happiest. He telegraphed back. R'd'sn Nov 10 Nov 20 Nov 251 — •* Mrs. Brown's New Servant." "I glory io my sufferings since I New York, Boston, etc. have saved my friends and have my Sailing dates of this .Line will be ad­ Guide and Directory. Seats as usual, 3d. confidence in you restored." hered to as closely as possible, subject Commences at 9 p. in. Unrivalled Old Jamaica Rum to weather aad other circumstances. Peter Eukoff bad promised the min­ Sept 9/11.21. m s.tu Old Newfoundland Port ister if he would said him a supposed W. T. JAMES ft CO.. Agents Choice Old Madeiras prisoner to Siberia he would get .from Hamilton, Bermuda, 30/8/11 Sherries, Marsalas certain prisoners tbere Information the t968E ML to 80 N. /ll—#>i tu. s government very much desired. Eu­ The Championship Havana Cigars, koff was sent In chains, but with a let­ Bermuda Cigars, ter to tbe governor of the prison stat­ SIXTY-EIGHTH PUBLICATION Tobaccos, Cigarette* ing that he was really a spy on otter Cup Races 9a* prisoners. In this way be obtained ac­ NEW MAPS cess to Kaisarovitch and secured per­ OF mission to take bim to a certain point The St. George's Yacht Club have where Information was to be derived chartered the glass-bottomed through hfe influence. When tbe two To Onr Advertising men got beyond tbe prison guards BERMUDA Containing a Revised Historical Sketch of Ber­ Excursion Steamboat tbey -«t off through the wilderness and after many months of suffering reach­ muda Generally, with Statistics, embody­ " .Sea-Fern " Patrons. ed the boundary of Sweden. There to convey members, friends and they found other political exiles, who A New and Revised ing detailed information on points tourists to the Championship Cap helped them with funds to reach Races for Dinghies of the St. George's Our advertising patrons are request­ America. Kaisarovitch Is now wor­ of interest. Yacht <3ub and Hamilton Dinghy shiped almost as a God by tiie revolu­ Edition Club, to be held in ed kindly to forward their favours tionists, and Eukoff is considered one not lata:, if possible, than 4 p.m. of their most efficient workers. of the popular Driving, HAMILTON HARBOUR Cycling and Road Map of OK on the day preceding publication, Bermnda just published. THIISIAY NEXT in order to assure prompt insertion A child, three years of age, had a re­ On sale at the various news-stands and to permit early issue. markable escape from death in Wands­ Special prices to the trade. PRICE —2s. (48c.) worth, Middlesex, tte other evening. 14th intait Whilst leaning out of a third floor win* j ROM GtfEm 00., ITD, The " Sea-Fern * will leave St. David? How k overbalanced itself and fell out. Now on sale at A young man named Arthur, who was 9.30 a.m., St. George's 10 am. JOHN F. &VE, passing, saw the child falling. Quickly THE ROTAL GAZETTE OFFICE Fare—Round Trip 50 cts. Tickets at Manager. grasping thc situation he darted for­ Hamilton Spurling Bros., and on board. ward and managed te catch the little Advertise in The Royal Gazette Oot. 1, MIOJ *A\ one by the clotfict thui Mving to lift. Jw.tt/11. t.U,«. Sept 9/11 ».tu THE ROTAL GAZETTE, SATURDAY SEPTEMBER. 9. 1911.

The World Over. CHURCH SERVICES.

THE CATHEDRAL. A petrified prehistoric snail embedded ia thc heart of a large piece of blue Has Don't Neglect A Backache—Gin Pills Will Remove The Cause. Sunday, Sept. 10th. stone, was discovered a few days ago by quarry men working at-- Cheddar THIRTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. Unable to work ? Why don't you take Gil Pills and stop that paia ? Cliffs upon some large boulders of stone which were displaced in the landslide 8 a.m.: Holy Communion. A lame, weak or aching back—sharp, shooting pains through the small of the back and which occurred some years ago. The 11 a.m.: Matins and .sermon. hips—mean that there io something wrong with the kidneys. The urine, too, indicates discovery is distinctly interesting to the Preacher, Rev. E. W. Martin, CF. geologists on account of thc great age of 7.30 p.m.: Evensong and sermon. trouble. Frequent passages, especially at night—.high color—and sometimes burning pain— thc find, as, situated upon a vefy low Strata, it must be millions of years ance prove that the kidneys need help, and quickly. PEMBROKE. ELMSDAI.E, N. S., CANADA. thc snail lived. 8 a.m.: Holy Communion. 11 a.m.: Morning prayer and sermon. "I was badly crippled up with pains across the small of my back. I could not walk .straight or He Seveial Devonshire farm helpers hold 3 p.m.: Holy Baptism. comfortable in .any position that I could place myself. I was recommended to fine records for long, faithfaf service 4 p.m.: Children's Service. try Oi Fills wliich I did, and I received immediate relief after taking four with oae family. At Tiverton Agricul­ 7.30 p.m.: Evening prayer and ser­ doses, and by the time the bottle of Gia fills is finished, I anticipate a complete tural Show, which was held lately, mon. prizes were given to thc farm laborers core. I can with pleasure recommend them to any person troubled as I was.:: who have been employed at one farm DEVONSHIRE. GEO. MCKENZIE. for the longest periods. Samuel Gun- 11 a.m.: Morning prayer and sermon. ney, aged 77, who has had 52 years 7.30 p.m.: Evening prayer and ser­ Gil PUIS will not only bring immediate relief, but will service at one farm, carried off thc first mon. permanently cure you of every trace of Kidney and Bladder prize, and the second went to Jamts Gollop, for 50 years, service, awl the PAGET. bABV CXJOPHtf. Trouble, and will build up and strengthen the whole system. If third to John Cook for 46 years. 8 a.m.: Holy Communion. you wish to try a free sample of this famous Canadian Cure, write 5 p.m.: Evensong and sermon. to the address below, and it will be sent post-paid. Gin Pills, Thc story of a plucky .act of life- wasted saving by a Boy Scout comes to hand WARWICK. in bottles, may be obtained from all dealers in Bermuda. from South Wamborough, WiachficW, 10 a.m.: Holy Communion. Improvement is wonderful after the first bottle, Hams. Breaking loose in a stable, a 11 a.m.: Matins aad sermoa. * almost a few days ago, a Jersey bull badly gored (No Evening Service.) and two or three bottles often cure. Some of the thc leg of a cowman in thc employ of very worst cases," despaired of by physicians* Miss A. M. Ridley and pinned him to HAMILTON PARISH. shadow" the door. A Boy Scout, Jce Wynn, a 10.15 a.m.: Morning prayer and have been completely cured by six bottles or less. lad of thirteen, at once bravely dro\c sermon. Mrs. A. COOPER, of 160. Shelbourne of thc infuriated bull and shut him into 11 a.m.: Holy Communion. R...'id, Tottenham, writes:— Men who perform heavy labor should be his stall. The boy's promptness and 8 p.m.: Harrington School-Chapel. particularly careful to keep the kidneys properly courage undoubtedly .saved the cow­ "Our little boy had been at work, eliminating the toxins of fatigue. Gill man's fife. SMITH'S PARISH. vety seriously ill with double PUIS enable the kidneys to stay in perfect pneumonia which reduced him shape, performing then allotted work and Thc modernising of China is -pro- 5. p.m.; Evening prayer and sermor. 6 p.m.: Holy Baptism. almost to a .shadow. A friend ensuring the general health. Get a bottle c ding quickly. One of the most -•nggested that we should try important refom movements is now from the druggist to-day. Price 2/3 d. 112W afoot, the Chinese Governments havirg GARRISON CHURCH, PROSPECT. Virol. We did so, and continued deided upon a reform of its monetary 9 a.m.: Parade .Service. with it for sirae time. This National Drug and Chemical Co. ol Canada, .system, and to be gin with will estab­ 6.30 p.m.sdEveaiong Service. proved to be the only (ood be Rev. E. W. Martin, CF. Limited lish Imperial printing works in Peking. could digest. Our child is now DepLCB. TORONTO, CANADA. Tcesc will cost, together with equip­ ment, about $2,000,000. They have ST. AUGUSTINE ANGLICAN CHURCH a fine healthy boy. In fact, he been designed by an American archi­ MISSION. recently took first prize in a tect, and the primary object of the 11 a.m.: Morning prayer and serine n. loral babv sho .v." new establishment is to produce a uni­ 3 p.m.: Sunday School. form system of bank notes. Chiat's 7.45 p.m.: Evening prayer and ser­ paper money system is very compli­ mon. Rev. N. B. Stewart. cated; and equally inconvenient. Each province has ita own money, and this ST. EDWARD'S THESE FINE-PRESENTS is not current beyond thc province of Mass at 11 a.m. FOR.SELLINC A FEW OF OUR NEW «Printing« issue. 8 p.m.: Benediction and sermon. 8. a.m.: Mass at St. George's. VIROL Enameled Motto Piotures T t»e hatpin peril is being strictly Makes Firm Flesh, Strong Bones These pictures are entirely mtm. Oar agents are .oiling froFREm three to six to ererEr cn«- ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN. tomer. Oar description gives only a faint idea of their beauty. To see them is to pit lown in Prussia. The other day and Rosy Cheeks. admire them. The background is solid jet black, on which in produced a lovely bunch of 11 a.m.: and 7.30 p.m. Rev. Dr. flowers in their natural colors, making a beautiful, striking contrast. In each picture th-> railway administration of Saar- Smith. is embodied a familiar motto expressing a sentiment so dear to the hearts and homes of bruc A Valnablo rood for Infants all. Their heavy, enameled surf ace. gives them a bright, rich, glossy finish :en gave orders to its officii!:; They do not require a glass for framing and can be cleaned with a damp that ladies whose head-dress is tran:;- CHRIST CHURCH PRESBYTERI.V , WAR­ deprived of their natural die . sponge. We have many different subjects, showing Roses. Lillies of tbe Val fixec ley, Carnations, etc., and some of the mottoes are'Tlome Sweet Home " "Love by Lhcse weapons arc to be ic­ WICK. One Another." "Thy Word is Truth.'* "Ood Bless Our Hone." "Be Not Weary quet ed to remove them, and, if ife v 11 a.m.: Rev. Dr. Cameron. in Well Doing," "Christ is the Head of this~Honse."~"The Lord is My ul GENERAL JOB dec! Shepherd," "What is Home Without a Mother." etc. Size of pictures •, they shall be prevented from 7J39 p.m.—Dr. Patton President of 152-16G, Old Street, London, E.C. 12x16inches. Wc (hi WATCHES, SILVERWARE, DISHES, 0.1 trav ing by trains and be caBcd up- CLASSWARE. RAZORS, FOUNTAIN PENS, CAMERAS, oa t Princeton Theological Seminary. •JEWELRY, ETC. 'or Belling onr Hew Motto Pictures, ten Ieave the stations. If they refc can earn any of these Vie TRIICT YAH Send for an assort- acqi L'scence, they will render them- articles in an hourortwo. *am IHVvl IUII ment of pictures M selvi WESLEY METHODIST CHURCF, CITY. today. Sell them for 10 cents each; when sold, send ns the money and PRINTING liabic to pay a fine. Possibly thc 11 a.m.: Rev. D. B. Hcmimon. we will send your premium promptly ttr mail, postpaid. Vast run no Prussian offici-al is thc only one in THE risk—and it won't cost yon a cent to try. We send pictures and onr 7.30 p.m.: Rev. D. B. Hemmeon. large premium list to yonr address postpaid. Write today and be the thc world who could carry out thect first in your neighborhood with these fine Motto Pictures. Please mention yonr choice of present. Address instructions without feelings of em­ HARRIS BAY. in Black ana Colours. barrassment. 7. 30 p.m.: Rev. C A. Munrc. Royal Mail Steam Alton Watch t Mdst. Co., D«pt. 1654, Chicago Communion at close ol service. An enterprising advertising corn- SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY RETURNED pany in Berlin has hit upon a novel TUCKER'S TOWN. idea. The con any has obtained the 3 p.m.: Rev. C. A. -Munro. Packet Company right to use ;.. the trunks trf tree-; into the public thoroughfares to ex- GRACE CHURCH. iron advertisement 11 a.m.: (Supplied.) pose enamelled Camera A Complete Outfit Large Cattle Kails free Meg milled Rater free SPECIALTY : boards, and wc can well believe that free fer selling SO pletvree 1st eelilnp met,, te passgpeg tenoBlnti ami, 10 picture* s ich decoration do not add to th'. AIXEN TEMPLE: A.M.E. CHURCH. beauty of the sc ne or please a great Rev. E. D. Robinson, Pastor. B.D. many citizens. Thc company dees 11 a.m.: "Not afraid of sackcloth." •ew York-Bermuda not intend to co.-fine its ramifications j 3 p.m.: Sunday School. MlMAMMMRPKAMM«MMW>WWM»M Ruled and Printed to Berlin, but is in treaty to extend 7.30 p.m.: "Rest for the weary soul.'' the advertisement monopoly to Essen, Servke. HANDY TO HAVE IN THE HOUSE Cologne, Dusseldorf, Hamburg. Han­ ST. PAUL 'S A.M.E. CHURCH, HAMILTON r Forms, Visiting Cards, over, .Stettin, Breslau, Dresden, aad 11 a.m.: Sermon, "Servants of A box of BEECHAM'S PILLS is a handy thing to have in the housuse,e • Konigsburg. Humanity." and if a dose is taken at the moment of need much illness will be 3 p.m.: Sunday School. ** Invitations, *& The men who play thc big drums in 7.30 p.m.: Sermon, "Every day re­ 19 saved. Any trouble arising from derangement of the digestive organs the Scr\ ian army do not have to carry ligion for every day men." R.M.S.P. "TAGUS is quickly set right by taking in time their drum- Instead of being slung Strangers always welcome. All are ii front of the man who plays it, the cordially invited. (6000 tons) Programmes, Tickets iiii-trunicni is put on a small two- Rev. Wi O. Davis, D. D., Pastor. wheel cart drawn by a large do^. (>f (Subject to change without notice ) course, the drummer must play as he­ CHRISTI.AN SCIENCE HALL, Burnaby and Porters, OB *M rn rches; but the dog is so well trained Street. 7.30 p.m.: Sunday and Wednesday. LEAVES LEAVES BEECHAMS PILLS t at there is no difficulty in doing this. Thc animal keeps its place rvi n NEW YORK BERMUDA through thc longest m.arches, and the SALVATION ARMY, Court St., Sunday . Hits unrivalled medicine will do more meetings, 7 a.m. Knee Drill, 11 a.m. to build up robust health and maintain it than any other medicine. For drummer walks behind the cart, per­ 2 forming on his .instrument as he gees Holiness; 3 p.m. Free and E«isy; 8 August 36 September SLUGGISH LIVER, INACTIVE KIDNEYS, SICK HEADACHE, LOSS along. p.m. Salvation Meeting. September 9 September .12 OF APPETITE, INDIGESTION, CONSTPATlON.-BEECHArrS .PILLS .September US September ALL WORK (S While trying to enforce a curiou.-. CHURCH OF THE LIVING GOD, Court St. .September 27 October and ancient Swiiss custom four young Hamilton, Service Monday, Wednes­ October _ 1 October . 94 STAND^I1TI0UT^RI¥AL . day, Friday and Sunday. E. B. Grant October 18 October 24 Executed with Despatch Swiss men were shot in thc village Sold everywhere in boxes, price Oid. (36 pills) 1lj (56 pills) & 2/9 (168 pills). I >>f Yew, Canton of Valais, thc other Pastor. October 38 November 4 d v. two being seriously injured. The I SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH. H^imm^aam*smi,**ammta^a0mmm*tm\*^mm*mmma*m*^0mam^a*ama0^i and in First Class Style cjstom, which si ill exists in the Alpine I Sabbath (Saturday) Sabbath Scltool html. i-. permits young men, after 10.45-12 a.m. Service 12 a.m.-1.3© For New York — Passenger Tender j p.m. Sunday service 7.30 p.m. th .'ir day's work, to visit a family leaves Hamilton at 9 a. m. piJJlitiMlMiiusi.^iilliidliiin;:; .IMBHIIillili !liiii!l!!i!iilillii!i;::iiil ORDERS SOLICITED. anl ask to "sec" th" daughter—.after she has reached thc age of eighteen, which is a marriageable age in this W. X. JAMES & CO., 1 The Body-Building Power of CAPE HAYTIEN, September 5—There Agents. country-—and thc visit is generally i- a strong underhand opposition here Tlie Roval Gazette Co., Ltd. considered as a compliment to thc girl to the further construction work on and fe welcomed by the parents, for 14/7/ll.J97«.H.54.wfto26/114p tu.s the railroad l«?ing built bv Mr. James JOHN F. £VE. ih' young men come well provided P. McDonald of New York. There with wines aad food, and a pleasant are deep intrigues against thc contract 1 BOVRIL Manager. evening—sometimes a happy marriage being carried out, aad ao work has Quebec S.S. Co. Ltd —results. In this case, however, beea doac on the embankment for the 1 The Standard d BEEF-F00D. the custom had a more tragic issue. last eight days. NEW YORK AND BEBMUDA ALMANACK SEPTEMBER, 1911 Th.- four youths were refused entrance This diagram illus­ SERVICE. to the house by an angry father, who trates the actual body- aS SUN I J, churlishly took his rifle and shot them. * building power of • High Remarks. Bovril, proved by Ma Q*a> Sioux and Iroquois braves paraded SCHEDULE Tlnrs; If thi, rc/te. a • . "a Tide. the streets .of die Paris suburb of stmts the in:-., ,„ t e,f rece nt independent • o £ • ' 9 Xcuilly thc other day in full war LAME BACK MT TO OCTOBER, 1011 Bovril letters physiological experi- I*S * <£is paint, uttering piercing war whoops, H . M. somewhat to thc terror of thc small msats to be 5 43 t> LEAVE 9 io m 01 boys who followed thc procession. The 8TBAMEB LICAVK 5 44 NEW YOKK BERMUDA. 9 l") 14 ;> 47 Indians were not on thc warpath, but Rheumatic Pains 10 to 20 times the amount taken. 5 44 9 14 15 6 31 Wore bound for the Mairic, where Sit- -Boortf, Ltd., hold tht Koval Wttrr&m: of A ppointment to Hi*. V&jesiv Kins; George V.r S 43 6 lii 16 7 16 i ig Bull, one of thc chiefs, was to be tin Appointment also field for mtv.i yciii's jront Hie I tte King Echvtrrd VIi* 5 46 6 tt'lli 8 01 married to Marie Laforc, thc daughter 5 49 9 10,18 8 47 13th Sunday of the Iroquois chief. The Indians Bermudian Wed Ang 30 Tues Sept 5 ^iiniiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiinnnmiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiililiii!illl!lll!1!!!!llllllli! 5 il 6 8 19, 9 33 after Trinits a c at present domiciled in a native liermudian Sat Sept 9 Sat Sept 16 V.ilage at thc Zoological Gardens. liermudian Wed Sept 20 Tues Sept 36 The father of thc bride, and his war­ Full Moon 8 day 1 lh 37m A. m. Bermudian Sat Sept 80 Sat Oet 7 Robert Phillips, Mrs. Wm. Albert riors were all dressed in native cos­ Bermudian Wed Oet 11 Tues Oct 17 tume, a bunch of eagle's feathers Unclaimed Letters. Price, P. Read, Olive J. Reynolds, Rev. Bermudian Sat Oct 21 .Sat Oct 28 R. Serge, Francis Read, Laura J. decorating thc brow of thc bride's AT GENERAL POST OFFICE, HAMILTON THE BERMUDA ROYAL GAZETTE father. After thc Maine's representa­ Robinson, Mary Roberts, Sarah Robin­ tive had pronounced thc Indian couple Subject to change without notice if SEPTEMBER 7, 1911. son, F. H. Robinson, A. J. Saltus, Chas. THE ROYAL GAZETTE COMPANY pic man and wtfe, they next proceeded circumstances should require. R. Sargent, Walter Scott, Mrs. J. E. LIMITED, Bcstard & Co., Mrs. W. E. Berry, Shepherd, William Sim, Miss L. G. .a™C io thc local church of .St- Pierre for WATLIN-JTON & CONYERS, the nuptial benediction. Here soire Miss J. L. Becier, Susan Bean, Rev. Simmons, G. Smith, C. Smith, Mrs. Proprietors, of thc party were denied admission Agents Louis F. Berry, Helen Blaylock, Alice Alke Smith, H. Smith, Miss & Smith, by the verger, on the ground of being May 26/lt.tlia8.32.i\i mi. S. Bradford, Mrs. Bertha Burgess, Mrs. Rosa Spencer, Mis. E. Stiles, too scantily attired for a place of i:ila Butler, Miss M. Cane, David Cald­ Miss Cerese Stew.art, W. M. Stone, religious worship. well, Albert James Cerinchio, Miss Mrs. Amy Swan, Alfred D. Swan, D. E. Syntha Cox, Ida Comes, Monsieur Tatem, Mr. Timory, James Gillington of Reid and Burnaby Sts., Hamilton. DON'T PAIL TO Coading, Betty B. Curtis, Mrs. Mar­ Trott, Isabel Trott, Mrs. Ida Tucker. Business communications to b a Two juvenile pirates named Ernest jorie Darrell, Mrs. Eliza Darrell, Charle Mrs. C. H. Tucker, D. J. R. Van Jen­ addressed The Royal Gazette Co nings, F. D. Van Norman, Mrs. A. Voight, a scvcntccn-ycar-old ship's ap­ rt ADVERTISE Darrell, Tom Deck, Manuel DeBarros, Limited,. * prentice, and George Tiem, of the same Mrs. Lina DeShield, Mrs. Samuel Vallis, L. M. Virgil, Andrew Waddle, Willard A. Warner, Mrs. W. Washburn, Communications for The Royal age, ran amok in thc river Elbe, Gar- MINARPS In The Royal Oaiette Deers. W. F. DeVoy, H. Hill, John 0 addrBssed to many, a few days ago, and killed one Mrs. Lacy Waiti, Mrs. A: P. Washburn ^"SS**?,* ¥ The Editor KING QF PAIN' Joseph Dunkritt, A. B. Fishe, Mrs. of The Royal Gazette. person, In addition to wounding sever­ S. M. Findlay, Chas. H. Fousce, Clyde Mrs. E. R. Wallace, J. Wellmam, C. A. Wilkinson, G. F. White, Cora Wilson, al pursuers, before they were captur- V. Fogel, J. R. Fuller, Saail. C. Gib.bons, Cable Address—" GAZETTE," Ber: ei. They first boarded a large fishing Mrs. E. Williams, C. Wilson, Mr. Wool- Miss Gittens, Master Chesley Hayward, ridge, Mrs. S. J. Zuill. muda, Telephone No. 144. ' ;-,mack. and found one hand on duty. LINIMENT J. W. GIBBONS, M.M. ames Hassell, Enock Hart, Stewart They overpowered him and threw him Jlarvey, Miss Caroline Haes, Lujidy The Bermuda Royal Gazette is on file in: iato th* river. Thc seaman, wbo was Accept my heartfelt thanks on behalf of Hagaer, Mrs. Clotilda Herbert, John A. IN THE ST. GEORGE'S POST OFFICE ON LONDON—At the Imperial Institute • at my wed father, who for the past six months a good swimmer, succeeded in reach­ has been severely troubled -with rheumatism Sanitary Plumbing and Gas* Hess, Susan Hord, James Hoggins, THURSDAY 7TH INST. the Royal Colonial Institnte; and ing the shore. Then the boys hoisted in his left arm, so ranch so tliat he could BO Emeline Hunkins, Mr. Jeffreys, Wm. at the offices of Messrs. Hopkins. the black flag, at the' vessel's main­ longer won at his tailoring profession, and fitting, Galvanizing, Tinning, ones, M. Jones, Mrs. J. A. Kellogg, Capt. A. F. Halpin, Mks Nell Hanau, after consulting the leading specialists of this Ford, Lee & CO., 81 Billiter Build- mast, and sailed seawards, Voigh act­ Miss Lillian Humm, Miss Emma Kobb, 8 m also at city, and trying enough so-called remedies to Brass Casting and Pipe Bend­ tWilliam Knight, Mr. Lambert, Cecil i?.? ' *Jh', Liverpool at ing as navigator. Captain Schnocmcr, sinsk a boat, we fitfinally made up oor minds Lane, Jlelen Lee, Margaret Lindsey, Mks Teresa J. Leonard, Miss Ethel B > Thomas Robinson & Son, 81, James the skippc*^ die smack on learning ,tha-_*t• hne waa a hopeleshopelws invalid. I can troth- ing, Sheet-iron Work, Brazing J. A. Lowe, Rosalie Lough, Thc mas Looke, Mr. L. L. Morris, Miss Macken­ St. what had happened .set off in a motor- Sfull Wy asser.... —patn thwwe bems—r—m,t tha ...>•»t »m UIy Jfather' aeaisaawsa —>•fan f#ea.ie*- ~ Ludlam, D. Manuel, Mollie Macdonald, zie, • Mr. Chas Plane, Miss Eleanor boat in pursuit. When he ..wared thc Vaed arm ..-gained its full vigor aad is today of all Metals; Casting a Spec­ Heen C Malloiy, Mello & Benevides, Sullivan, Mrs. S. Somner, Mr. Freder­ NEW YORK—At the New York Publio as well aa it ever was. after using Minard'a Library; at the offices of Messrs vessel flying thc black flag, the pirates .Liniment. It ia really tea good to be true, Mrs. L. McKseehaney, H. T. Ming, ick P. Schafer, Mr. David Seon. fired and shot him dead. Then a flo­ but nevertheless my father haa never anit ial ljr. K. C Miller, J. E. Ming, Harry C. Middleton & Co., Morris Buildings suffered para since using your Liniment?'- corner of Beaver and Broad Street tilla of Government despatch 'steam­ Francia N. Spicola, 88 Peon St., Providence. Miller, Mis. H. E. Morton, Mrs. Chas. er, and fishing yawls chased thc des­ Sole Agent lor P.B.Colt'* Acetylene Morris, EHaabeth Moore, A. M. I. and at tlie law offioes of Messrs' Don't forget to udvertise your Patton and Patton, 40, Wall Street peradoes, and after much firing on OUR GUARANTEE'^ Ga» Apparatus. Murdoek, Samuel Nias, Mae Nolan, business to ensure the greatest both sides the boys were eventually Alex J. Painter, Louise E. Peters, Lieut. PHILADELPHIA, PA.—At tbo Huasum captured. risk, if not found to be exactly aan Baa BtsUR. W. D. Pepper, Mrs. Augustus Pbipps success. m South 4th Street, ******<****, ^he^dl^mm^JX t