THE
BEKMUDA COMMERCIAL AND GENERAL ADVERTISER AND RECORDER.
Vol. LXXXVI-No 21. HAMILTON, BERMUDA., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1913. SINGLE COPY, 3d.—20s. PER AKRUM
NEW YANKEES MANAGER IN The Antarctic Expe MEXICAN REVOLUTION 1 BERMUDA. dition. THE ROVAL GAZETTE Co., Limited. CHANCE AND PARTY AT THE Trace Concluded and Broken BRUNSWICK. London, Feb. 15.—In a despatch MADERS WILL NOT RESIGN. Pitchers and Mayers to Follow This from Christ Church, Commander Evans Week. narrates tte adventure of tte Northern SPECIAL ANMOIHCEMENT. and Western parties of the Scott Expe dition showing (hat ttey underwent Mexko Cky, Feb. 16.—Hostilities .Amongst tte arrivals on the Arcadian were resumed with fierceness in the on Monday were Mr. Frank Chance, many perils and hardships. Commander Evans says that Lieut. Campbell and Mexican capital to-day after a truce manager of the New York Americans, which lasted only a few hours. An together wkh Business Manager Irwin, his party were always under tte impres sion that tte Terra Nova had picked armistice signed at two o'clock on Sun Roy HartzaH, his utility infielder; day morning by tte representative of TfifE ROYAL GAZETTE COMPANY, LIMITED, beg to announce to PhU Schenk, tte ground keeper, and Capt. Scott and lus comrades up. Both parties were engaged in scientific both sides agreeing to suspend opera their patrons and the public generally that from Saturday, March 1st, 1913, the club's high salaried cook for the tions for twenty-four hours was broken scene of action at Hamilton. The play research. They found fossils tending thc following rates for subscriptions and occasional advertisements will ge I to prove that South America and Aus- before noon. Soon tte sound of heavy ers ordered to .sail thfe week are as cannonading announced the return trf into operation:— follows: I tralia were one time connected through ] tte Antarctic Continent and that twke tte Federal troops to their positions in Catchers Ed. Sweeney and Charley j during the history of tte world tte front of tte arsenal. The President Stsrertt, Pitchers Russell Ford Ray I Antarctic had a temperate climate. this morning reiterated his refusal to Yearly Subscription .£1 0 0 Keating, Jack Warhop, Ray Fisher, I Tte various parties made valuable comply with tte .Senators that te re Half-yearly Subscriptions 10 0 George Davis, and George Mc Connell. I sckntific observations and collections sign. He decl-ared that te still was Nal Chase and Trainer Charles Bar ] of fossils and other specimens and even able to dominate and that given time Quarterly Subscriptions 5 0 rett wffl have charge of this party on I tte southern party which lacks a geo- he would crush the Rebel forcss. Gen board ship. The other men will depart j logist made collections with excellent eral Diaz had not shown himself to be on March I. Sweeney will come here I judgment. Commander Evans de- greatly in favour of tte armistice but These rates include postage and delivery, and if prepaid will be from Chicagb, Sterrett from Princeton, I clares that it was humanly impossible consented to it out of respect for tte Subject to the following discounts:— N.J., McConncll from Anderson, S.C., for the base parties to save Capt Scott efforts of tte American Ambassador Ford from Denver, Col., Davis from aud his comrades according to a des and the Ministers of tte Powers to Lancaster, N.Y., Fisher from Middles- patch to the Daily Mail, which adds bring about a cessation of hostilities boro, Vt., Warhop from Freeport. III., that Surgeon Atkinson alone examined until the foreigners aad other non-com Yearly Subscriptions 10 per cent. and Keating from Bridgeport, Conn. tte bodies and performed tte last batants still within tte zone of tte fight Half-yearly " 71 " Tte only palyers still unsigned are Ray rites. The others were obliged to ing could be removed to a poskion of Caldwell and Catcher \Villiams, but I withdraw from the tent. Commander comparative safety. Tte American Quarterly •* 5 " ttey will te in line in a few days. [ Evans is also quoted as denying the Ambassador and the German Minfeter Chance and party are staying at tte 1 reports of dissension among ttemembers called on tte President and on General New Brunswick. I of tte expedition or that tte supporting Huerta and asked that tte military dis Chance is anxious to have his j.itchers parties tampered with the fuel. He positions of tte Government fordces work out before tte other players so j said that Captain Scott forbade search- should be so arranged as to render un SINGLE COPIES Ud. EACH. that they can strengthen ttek legs as I ing parties to leave the ba.se to seek him. necessary the firing over the residential well as thek arms. I Some of the members of tte expedition qu.artcr, that a free zone be fixed, and said tb txpect Ihat a searching enquiry will that the Government unite with tte "It is usually tte cast Americancommittee in I he establishment ADVERTISING RATES.—Special quotations, for contract advertising manager, that pitchers 3aign of untruthful result from the cam of centres for the distribution of food about thek legs during spring to the poor. This had akeady been covering a period of three months or longer, on application. training season. I have ruirot:rs which is hi mg carried on. led to Christ Church, N. Z., Fob. 15.—Corn- agreed by General Diaz provisionally. Occasional advertisements, limited space: leave here oa Saturday because the I There is little actual suffering from lack time is hanging heavily on my hands. I mander Evans wher questioned yester- day a-, to :he suggvs ion that the bodies of food or shelter within the city but Work gets more resul.s than talk antl I there is a vast amount of discomfort I mean to get out on thc field. of Capt. Scott and I is comrades should Minimum rate, 1st insertion, 2s. bd. be recovered said " The best people to and great danger to those who remain. 2nd " 2s. 6d. "As I said before I am curious to I judge ere those who served under Capt. find out how my legs will tehave wten j •?cott. Had we tee 1 in the same place Mexico City, Feb. 15.—Tte Rebel I tegin playing again and there's noth a^ the vicums we si iould have wished guns in tte Arsenal have teen in spas Continuations after 2nd insertion subject to discount of 33-. per cent. ing like finding it out as quicklv as pos our bodies to remai modic action during the greater part sible. If I feel sure of myself I "will take j of tte night occasionally developing had given our best ei oris in a cause we possession of the first base so earnestly believe* a very galling fire which provoked a Notices of Births, Marriages and Deaths, 2s. each. will put Chase on second ft; 1 lo vigorous reply from the Federal artil perimenL But if I can't j nnstlf lery. Tlie incessaat bombardment of Domestic Help advertisements, Is. each. Chase will be a fixture at fii 'ba se and tte National Palace and other Federa i I must then build up tte of thc ARCTIC \ATROl. positions and tte fierce reply of tte infield around him. Federals are construed as an indication By order of the Directors. pitcher that the President has not resigned. "Wa must have all of out Lt r.clon , Feb. 15..—Tt e Board of fine trim wten the season begins Trade announces that the whaling ship It is thought that this report of hfe re JOHN F. EVE, Manager. cause that means a lot to any ball club. Sco'.ia formerly emplloyei d in the Sed tirement from office has been nothing If you can keep the enemy from hitting tish Antarctic Expei ition has b?en en- niore than a strategical move on tte 1st February, 1913 -279tieL 1 mth. 'sart of the Rebels. Tho hostile forces and making un six lo> tn gaged to patrol tht ice mrkns in the yourself. I ;nd to pUching Xorth Atlantic for ; Seed each otter this morning in^rkieml- o: y tte same positions in tte centre of tte material ear o that I will ave five f yir g wireless stavio on American t who r_n take Mexican capital as they have held all or six regular workmi coast and steamers of the location of THE ..U.S.* PARCELS POST. gSRnEraiSara.3ikR=ri§Sa^ ttek turns atl s.-ason. Pract ; makes icebergs and of sim through tte week of fierce street fight lar dangers. This ing. The Thkd Secretary of the Amer perfect and tte more 1 pitc r works is in accordance wi h tte negotiations on! providing ican Embassy, Mr. Henry Tennant, Th:- I ui ted »States tes just started the more effective he bt recently entered in o by the British a Parcels Post, and the Postmaster- m of course he has tte g< ("overn ment and t accompanied by a messenger in an auto- ie North Atlantk moblie last night, was stopped in the General posted the first parcel. The S.S. Lines. The So tia will te eqipped American papers are getting some fun with a powerful vi street and robbed. You will want rekss installation. out of the new scheme, as ttese quota Ste will leave Dund •e at an early date. New York, Feb. 15.—Special des tions show:— FIRE ALARMS FOR BERMUDA. patches received here from Mexko City early thfe morning report that tte Fed Our informal ion" is thai about 89,977 m An Important Subject For All of erals were making a midnight attack men received tte first package sent by s THE "LADY OF THE LAMP." parcel post. ' , .: V ' ' '-*' as; a dr o-ctay Our Residents. on the Arsenal and that the President had declared that he would resign only And some man'will probably*carry "The Florence Nightingal.: Memorial t about in his pocket for days tte 11 TRY Our great English poet has truly Statue; which is to be in Waterloo j in case theSenated ictated such a course. said "A little fire is quickly trodden out, The closing of cable communication pound parcel that his wife gives him to Place, is now nearing completion," mail.—Detroit Free Press. which being suffe ed, rivers cannot says the Manchester Guardian's Lon shortly after ttese reports made con- quench." don totrespondent. Mr. Walter, firmatioa impossible. Two parcel post packages mailed in Vonkers were a brindte bulldog and It would be well if we knew and could whose design was chosen ia opea com Mexico City, Feb. 17.—Tht Presi- Not take advantage of more of the modern petitioa, is hard at work oa the gigantic deat to-day received the reply of Mr. a pijee of meat, both of which were fire fighting facilities. plaster cast, which represents the Taft to his telegram protesting against finally delivered in one bundle. Alcohol;. In order that our volunteer fire de "Lady of tte Lamp" in tte simple dress possible intervention in which Mr. Taft Tte provision against sending" infer partment may u.se tte apparatus now she wore in tte wards of the -Scutari assured him that the reports of tte in nal machines by parcel post can not at thek command, it is first absolutely hospital. tention of the United States Govern be so construed as to cover tte egg that necessary for ttem to know where the ment to land forces in Mexico were has lingered unduly in storage.—Wash m fire is at tte first possible moment. inaccurate. The fighting continued ington St*. fcjsKS ._,_. 5S For years Hamilton has depended on WOMEN GEOGRAPHERS BUT throughout tte day but tte Federal BE x\_ a system of call tells in the firemen's NOT BARRISTERS. guns were quite as ineffective as ever ara It is good lor you houses, ttese tells being rung from var in dislodging tte Rebels from ttek en LONDON MEMORIAL'TO CAPT. ious places about tte city, but giving Tte Royal Geographical Soctety tes trenched and fortified positions, fur COOK. is^t thermore tte Rebels did not show ttek « THI r only a general alarm without locating approved of the election of women as Von are sure to have one or more cirinics tte particular box from whkh the aggressiveness which char.acterized ttek "The life-size statue of Captain Cook Fellows. Lord Curzon, the President, upon which Sk Thomas Brock has been m to-day— alarm orijrinated. It is very doubtful who moved the resolution to this effect actions in tte early days of the battle. This is believed to be due to tte fact engaged for over a year, is now practi morning, mid-day, afternoon or evening; these may lie if one quartCT of our citizens even know at a meeting of the Fellows, announced S3 of tte location of these boxes. Xot only that tte present Government forces are cally completed, and will shortly be social, business or necessary drinks, bnt no matter whea that the referendum taken on tte ques placed on tte site offered by tte Office oi u;iv you have a drink, have tte ome that is jgood for that but during tte day time tte firemen tion had resulted in a proportion of not of sufficieat streagth to defeat the are not at home, it therefore devolves Rebels. General Huerta aaaouaced of Worts on tte processional route of I one tiiat is cheering ,i;id i;ae^ehos thirst, y€t more than three votes to one in favour tte Mall," says the Evening Standard. d es not coin.lin alcohol or e.i-. ——————— on the man at tte fire station to ring of tte admission of women; the figures however that te expected sooa to begin n "At present the only memorial of Capt. a general alarm without even knowing were 2,189 i favour and 678 against. an enckcling movement in which bom Taken at meal-times' O-T' will add a relish to from whence tte alarm originated. bards would be used at short range. Cook in London fe a marble taW :t on The resolution proposing the admis General Blanquet is loyal to tte Govern the honse in Mile End Road where he y IM food, an iv.li enahfe vmi to get thc full benefit ami Tte firewardens, Messrs. Tucker, Eve sion of women into the legal profession, resided. ** no .1 i.-htiient 111 it. M ne than this, 'O-T' -mill secure and Nelmes, have been alive to this ment and will be placed iacoaimand of moved by Mr. Holfred Knight, K.C., the reserves at tte National palace. go,n. and ngr iNe digestM 11, and will therefore ward off defective alarm for a long time, and at the annual meeting of the Bar of ll.ituiuivi, in .j;estioii ;.tttE dyspepsia. thrfr enquiries have at last resulted in England, was rejected by an overwhelm an exhibit of modern alarm apparatus ing majority. Of tte 400 members PJ-s^ No Drink has better guarantees being set up in tte Telephone Building, present only about thkty or forty voted FRENCH MILITARY SCHEME. a™ in Mr. Eve's Office. in favour of tte change. 6*5 of Parity and €oodness or bas Mr. A. D. Wheeler, an engineer of Army To Be Strengthened. Si ue so many good and Beneficial the Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph an! SE Company of New York, tte largest OATES OF THE INNISKILLINGS. Paris, Feb. 17.—The French Govern Qualities. manufacturers of fire alarm apparatus ment has in preparation extensive plans m for increasing the strength of the army. ifa Grand Prix, Gold ^al. GoM Medal. in tte world, is stopping at the Belmont Oates of tte Inniskillings, OE Hotel, and with the co-operation of tte Ready at call to ride; Ttese are to be submitted to tte Cham ar. firewardens, will prepare a plan for Oates of the Inniskillings, ber of Deputies next week. Itisnnder- an) a modern system of alarms. The British worth and pride; >.ood that tte scheme is designed to It k proposed to have ten of a dozen What though Brittania's weeping, countei balance tte German new mili fire alarm boxes loca'ed at tte more Tte brighter glows ter fame tary measure now pending before tte German Imperial Parliament. M. m/-i important street corners, from which That he held in his keeping I >v • ss____\**t* am E any ckizen can send in an alarm of fire, Briand said to-bight that the proposed am The glory of ter name. JUt: and have tte number of that partfcular changes in the army scheme had akeady am London, 1911. British Ana'ylical been decided upon in principle, although Co .it roi. box immediately struck on the large Oates of tte Inniskillings, bell in the Town Hall tower, and at the certain details principally those in con Near by tte Southern Pole— nection with the lengthening of the .same time transmitted to all of the Oates of tte Inniskillings— * O-T' and Lemonade. Ginger Ale or pre- ent bells in thc firmea's houses. term of service still remained to be SELECTED FROM THE FINEST Beer. Soda Water or Water. Whits as his dauntless soul; worked out. BUY. . . These street stations or boxes are Daily the dangars thicken; i COFFEE GROWN. J A dash of ' O-T' in Gin. Whisky, distinctly numtered, painted a bril Halted tte homeward dash; Brandy, etc., then dilute as usual. liant red, and located on telephone poles, Starving and sorely stricken, I O. R. LOBLEIN. where they wiD be easy of access. The The cold falls like a lash. THE HERPICIDE GIRL. THESE. A dash of * O-T' an Sherry. Port. etc. fcey is left in thc lock and protected by (Sole Agent, Bermuda) a small glass door. A dash of * O-T' « Beer. Stout. Ale, Oates of the Inniskillings— SAYS EVERYONE CAN HAVE BEAUHFUI. Jan. 1. 13—2933.tt gives a fine nip, and takes away To give an alarm it ir. on ;nary Hark to tte blizzard s .scream! HAIR. DRINKS to teeak tte mall gia open thc door Oates of tte Inniksillings the cold-filling effect. and pull d a hook. Sees hope's faint final gleam; I am really ashamed of some of my > * Box 25 wiD, for ins Quickly tte message heeded, girl friends wten I look at thek hak. RB — 'O-T' added to Wines, ' > of 5 sec Exhibitions r ' You can buy * ff-T''m almost } two blows—then a pau-j; Soin< one must pay the pries; There is ao aeed in having such looking * Spirits, or Beer moderates any < then 5 blows—then a pai ase of 1 heads. It simply show that while they 't every Bar, Gab, Cafe, and i Only a life is needed, At Princess St Hamilton Hotels ' undesired effects of the alcohol. ' onds and repeat the r.ar ijer 3 1 llt'.Ci. Hfe be the sacrifice. may be scrupulously naat in -every otto- ^\«AWVV fr Restaurant by the glass; and r .making four rounds of tli e box. This way, they are caretess about ttek hak. OF ' and adds a new flavour and ' 'i al Grocers, Wine Merchants <\ aumber cannot be inte it ;:rered wit! once Oate. of tte Inniskillings, Thin, scraggy, wispy hak generaHy > character to all drinks. '/ and Chemists by the bottle, i the hook has beea pulled. With comrades face to face; indicates dandruff, and dandruff is Art Photographs \\\tt\V\\\\ . While thfe public alarm may be Oates elite InirisidHings, caused by a germ. Newbro's Herpicide Buy your DRINK or BOTTLE to-day. objected to, yet tte experience of r.> arly True to his blood and race; wffl kai that germ and keep the scalp COLORED SEPIA, BLACK AND WHITE fifty years in tte States has proven Calmly his leave is taken— is clean .and faeakhy as can be. Thfe also that it fc tte only way to reach a volun Onlv his deed may save! permits tte hak to grow naturally and Sole Manufacturers: ' 0-T' LIMITED, Blackfriars, London, S.E. teer fire department. '"OutsicIeT'* Hfe soul unshaken, luxuriantly. That terrilrfe itching PLATIN0TYPE ENGRAVINGS Distributor: 0. R. IJOBUEN, 27/8, Front St, HAMILTON; and at ST. GEORGES. BERMUDA. whkh goes with danckuff stops with 104 Ail expert- nt ed fire fighters agree that He si.alks to hfe drifted grave. Sirs the first few moments at the commetee- tmost the first application. At the Princess--In the large pari r i^iSi^S^^SS^K !5E£gKaSSiiiSaSi .£={111^ from 9 a. m. to 3 p m. Saturdays ment of a fire is worth the next hour. Oates of tiie lmifekillings Substitutes or remedies said to be It is hoped that those' in charge of Paying the debt of birth; "jast as good" are sometimes offered, At the Hamilton:—In the. Soui- oar publk safety department wiH suc Oates of the Inniskillings, but is is tetter to-hay tte genuine orig Reading Room of Main Building from ceed ia introducing this most modern Proclaim him all of earth! inal germ killer, Newbro> Herpicide. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesdays. improvement in our cky. Over 1206 He failed? But a greater glory-— There is ao guesswork about that pre All are cordially invited. ADVERTISE IN THE ROYAL GAZETTE cities in the States and foreign countries Britain, exult in pride! paration A trial isn't necessary, jnst already 'have the system, including . is yours: immortal story— iiuy a bottle and nse it. The results are ELTINGE ROE, Kingston, Jamaica, Havana, Honolulu It was for you te died. stwe to te bfetter< than you expect,— Photographer and Manilla and all the leading cities PHOENIX DRUG CO., Special Agents. Marine Villa Studio. H The Leading Newspaper of America. RICHARD LINTHICI M. —be 35-1-13 2M* eitf. Warwick East, .Bda. ;* THI BOYAL GAflW&E, 1OTB6DAY, FEBRUARY SO, 1013.
DOES BERMUDA "ATTRACT*? muda. Next week wiD see Manager HUMANOPHONE COMPANY. Chance and his party ot 45 established Is Bermuda offering the resort seek ia the Brunswick hotel and tha ing public that which can contin 'Trip to Bermuda"—"Panama in Lecture next few weeks will be a busy time for ue to successfully compete with IM2." them all. ON R. the attractions offered by other Tbis evening at tte Colonial Opera re setts? House tte feature of the motion picture CHRISTIAN SCIENCE show by the Humanophone Company IH view of the fact that there seems to FAREWELL TO MR. AND MRS. will be tte Edison film "A Trip to Ber be a general disposition to inquire iato ALFRED BIGELOW PAINE. muda." which had so successful a .run A Free Lecture the cause of tte recent falling off of the here a short rime ago. It fe put on at Interesting Event at "The Cocoon tte special request of a number of tour en tourist traffic, THB ROYAL GAZETTE Studio"—Many Notables Present. ists aad others who haviag already seen Christian Science desires to invite expressions of opinion it desire to enjoy tte pleasure again. as to what is being done to make Ber Although the weather was threaten AD ever the United States and Canada will be given in tte MECHANICS' GOVERNMENT mnda the success that it deserves to be. ing and "Old Boreas" was blowing in tte Uaited .Kingdom and throughout HALL. Hamilton, at eight o'clock on great guns, about forty people braved Europe thfe picture .tes travelled and .Are we doing our utmost to "attract*' the elements and. wended their way to every where been received with the high ihe most desirable class of trade, and the Ver Becks' cosy studio in Warwick est favour. As a means ef letting peo Thursday Evening, NOTICE. d so, are we going about it in the right to attend the farewell reception givea ple kaow what Bermuda is like this film to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bigelow Paine, has aever been approached for judg February 27th, way to get the desired results? last Tuesday afternoon, by Mr. and ment of selection and fatthulfness of BY We must realize that Bermuda is portrayal. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC Mrs. Frank Ver Beck. Truly it was only one of perhaps score of resorts a most enjoyable affair and will long PROF. HERMAHN S. HERING, C.S.I. WORKS. On Tuesday the viators to the Opera that .are offered to those comtemplaiing be remembered by all present. From House were taken on a trip to the Pana of the standpoint of intellectuality and trips for recreation and pleasure. We ma Canal. Ite huge cranes were seen Concord, lev Hampshire. A VACANCY in the post of Assistant personality it was The most remarkable at work raising the shovels each of Keeper at St. David's Island Light must put ourselves ia the position of symposium of the season. Many pres wh'ch lifts a load of some five tons fthe VERTICAL BRASS FITTED HOUSE Prof. Hering is a Member of the Board House having occurred, applications the person having all of the other resorts ent were personages ef great interest manner of loading and ualoading the of Lectureship of The Mother Church, ' and importance ia the realms of art, PUMP. for the post will be received at this to select from, and then see whether trucks was shown, and tte lifting of The Fkst Chan-fa of Christ. Scientist, the drama, and .society. This was the whole sections of railway and laying it Office up to the 24th instant. Bermuda "attracts" its fair proportion first public reception of thase really Capable of forcing 125 gallons of in Boston, Massachusetts. where wanted. The Gatun Dam and The public is cordially invited to All necessary information with re of the trade. charming artists and writers. Mr. and wat-r per hour to a height of 100 the titanic locks were shown, also the attend. Mrs. Ver Beck who have done much in Culebra Cut where a mountain has feet. spect to the duties, salary, etc., maybe •fs our steamship service such as ADMISSION FREE. art and literature.To many of the guests been severed for a distance of nine miles. May be connected to house lighting obtained at this Office. would "attract" patronage in competi it was a first and rare opportunity to see Then the spectators were taken on a circuits 20 2-13. 2854 eitd. tion with the ships of other routes? and study the unique home and roman railway journey along the course of tte W. CARDY HALLETT, .Are our hotels such as will "attract" tic surroundings of this- tsicnted couple canal, and lastly treated to a bud's-eye Cost of operation approximately 8d. who have become so universally popular Colonial Surveyor. visitors in competition with the hotels vkw of the works. Except by an actual per 1,000 gallons. in Bermuda. Much regret was express visit it would be impossible to gain a FOUND Colonial Surveyor's Office, of Florida, Nassau, Southern Califor ed that Mr. aad Mrs. Paine were obliged clearer conception of tte latest triumph PRICE £16 0 0 to shorten their viat on account of busi Hamilton, February 19, 1913. (2). nia and other resorts? Are the means of engineering. It fe amazingly real of providing the visitors with entertain ness and social reasons. They leave istic. Estimates given on any type of for their horns in Redding, Connectkut, Electric m< tor pumps, and Motors ment while they .are here such as will next Saturday. Mr. Paine's recent work This saperb film and the Poultry for power purpo-ses. A House Canary induca them to come here, in competi work about Bermuda's true friend, Mark Show at the Madison Square Garden By Command, wiH be shown again .to-morrow and on in Paget on the road between tion with the enjoyments they will find Twain, is now in great demand, and is BERMUDA ELECTRIC LIGHT POW the recognized best seller of the season. Saturday evening. Inverurie Hotel and R. POPHAM LOBB, in other places. ER A TRACTION CO. LTD. Colonial Secret-ary. Bermuda has a great advantage in the Salt Kettle Farewell, farewell, friend Albert, many and wonderful natural conditions, J II. TRIMINGHAM. Own<«r can claim the same from a Colonial Secretary's Office, We wave our flags to thea, guest of Hotel Belmont and by pre such as climate, proximity to New York, Those palm-leaved lily banners, WESLEY CHURCH BAZAAR. Manager. 20th February, 1913. v.i 7. viously telephoning to nxm 62. and its inherent "charm" to the strang "Whfch grow by Galilee.** 20 2-13. 2859 th s 1m. er. It is not sufficient, however, to Yesterday afternoon and evening tte Cost of this advertisement* to be paid rely solely upon these, for other places Bermuda—yes, will miss you, ladies of Wesley Church, Hamilton, by owner .As you skim o'er fame's track, have their "charms" also. held thek annual bazaar at ths Mechan 20-2 13.2863. th We hope you and your "Missus" ics' Hall, in aid of the fund for liquidat We must also realize that it is also Will very soon come back! ing the debt on the church. A large LOST Hamilton February 20, 19 3 necessary not only to me st the competi assortment of useful and f-aacy articles tion of to-day but to provide to meet the A noted sociei y leader remarked that was displayed oa tte various stalls Annual Garden Show there were probably more celebritfes whkh were decorated ia a very taste comeptition of tha future. there than had ever before been gati er ful and attractive manner. Tha bazaar on Wednesday, February. 19th FOREIGN MAILS The natural "charm*' of Bermuda ed in any private house in Bermuda. was opened at 3 o'clock by H.E. Sk At a meeting held on Tuesday evening, to-day may be not as at .tractive to the Among the notables present were Mrs. G. M. Bullock, K. C. B., and Lady 18th inst., it was decided to hold the Frances Hodgson Burnett, the author Bullock ; and as the afternoon foreigner as that of some years ago. of America's greatest child's classic, wore oa there gathered a crowd A BAR PIR If, by so called improvements we Mails by the S.S. Bermudian for the Little Lord Font Le Roy, and many which visibly increased in tte evening; Annual Garden Show United Kingdom, Dominion of Canada destroy the "charm" of remoteness other volumes; Mr. Geo. W. Cable who business was brisk and the attendants (set with a diamond.) and quietude which obtained before the has produced the most perfect piece trf were kept on the qui vive. at "Somerville" Grounds, on and the United States will close at tht literary art yet done by am American, Post Office, Hamilton, at 9 o'clock, days of the cable, when not over two The general supervision was in the A suitable reward will be paid to the "The Grandissimes," and many other very capable hands of Mrs. L. B. Har Saturday morning. Supplementary • housand persons visited as ia a year, books; Mr. Albert Bigelow Paine, the finder upon its return to the THURSDAY, MAY 1st at 11. nett, who was assisted by a number we must replace them with the other author of the two greatest American of ladies of tte congregation; to all of PRINCESS HOTEL. biographies, "The Life of Thomas "charms" to keep our place in the line. whom is due the highest credit for the 20 2-13-2858. th mm Nast" and "Tha Life of Mark Twain"; care, energy and forethorght which they Full particulars later on. New resorts are constantly being Mr. Frank Ver Beck, the host, who with brought to the task. Somerset, created elsewhere, new hotels erected Walt Mac Dougall was the Pfcneer POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK. Music was rendered by tte Eureka Feb. 19, 1913 2862-th to give greater and more luxurious com newspaper illustrator and the creator orchestra under Mr Campbell Robinson. of the Ver Beck bears; Mr. T. A. Lfcb- Tte stallholders were:— WANTED fort, new schemes of enterUtinment d'- ler, Napoleon of the drama; Mr. F. R. In the House of Assembly on Monday vised, which wa, at this distance, can Gruger, one of America's greatest FANCY GOODS—Mrs. Smith, tte Misses Atwood, Miss Steele. LOST the first order of tha day will be the not ba entirely conscious of. young illustrators; also very prominent social leaders and others including Mrs. APRONS—Mrs. J. Motyer, Miss Stubbs. consideration of the Me age from His CANDIES—Mrs. E. Motyer, Mrs. Hollis, Must wc not, therefore, ktep in touch Geo. W. Cable, Mass; Mrs. Moncure Yesterday, on Front Street, between the Misses Roberts, Harnett, Lasher, Excellency the Governor forwarding tht through outside means, amd keep up Robinson, Miss Robinson, Mrs. Louis Messrs. R. Dickeson'* store and The Stott and Hallett. report of the Colonial Postmaster rela with the procession lest we fall behind Sherwin, Mrs. T. A. Liebler, Mr. and A Clerk Bank of Bermuda, Ltd. CAKE—Mrs. J. Roberts, Mrs. Aitken. tive to the Establishment of a Post and fail to attract? Mrs. .Xlbert Bigelow Paine, Mr. and Mrs. Marder, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. AFTERNOON TEA—Mrs. E. J. Thomp to serve in Grocery A pair of Black Rimmed Office Savings Bank to supersede thc What class of trade should Bermuda Gruger, artists, Mr. Larrv Chittenden, son, Mrs. R. A. Ferguson, Mrs. E. E. somewhat cumbrous system now in use. seek to develop? P.R., Mrs. Hubbard of New York, MrsS. Brown. Department Tlie scheme outlined is based upon that S. Ingham and the Misses Ingham, Dr. SUPPER—Mrs. Masters, Mrs. A. S. Eve. That of the highly fashionable set is ICE CREAM—Mrs. Monice, Mrs. Meyer. EYE-GLASSES which has been in use in tha United and Mrs. W. Cardy Bluck, Mrs. Doctor j Good wages to right man fickle and shifts with the wind of popular Frith, Miss Leonora Cox, The Misses FLOWERSI—Mrs. H. M IMett. (Pince-Nez) Kingdom for upwards of fifty years and dictate, while that of the cheaper var FISH POND—Mfes Doris Harnett, Miss Apply in writing to Scott, Mrs. W. H. Allen, Miss Allen, Finder will be rewarded on returning has been adopted with succass by several iety may swell the numbers but leaves Mrs. Stilman Eells, Miss Waterman, Gladys Roberts. GOSLING BROS. We understand that tte amount real same to Colonies. As the title implies the sys very little in thc Colony. Mrs. O. D. Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. Bell 20/2/13. 3861- Th. and Miss Bell Miss Melita Sioddard of ized was quite up to tte expectations ROYAL GAZETTE OFFICE tem is worked through the Post Office Bermuda should not try to become Illinois, and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Car of the workers. Colonist copy once 20-2-13.2861.tfa by the Postmaster General, assisted by either a Newport or a Coney Island, lisle of Bermuda. Miss Marder, Miss Numerous donations were made by a Controller and other officers. Similar The substantial intermediate class Allan, Miss Stoddard|and Miss Hubbard, members of the church; among whkh ly if adopted here the Savings Bank all beautifully gowned, poured the tea. was a large aad handsome cake sent by will prove of more lasting effect. This tte Wor. A. W. Bluck, Mayor of Ham will be worked by the Colonial Postmas covers a wide range, from the desirable ilton. ter and an accountant. peopls of very moderate circumstances Interesting Prices in Housewants The scheme as oultined provides for to equally desirable people who demand CORRESPONDENCE eleven offices instead of three as at and will pay for the most extravagant THE TEXAS BARD. SUNDAY BUSINESS IN BERMUDA. Fine AH Weol Blankets in different All white Huck Towels in linen present. Two great defects of the exist accommodation. The foriBer will come Fair floral isk, cool coral isle! in greater numbers and the latter wiD sizes with blue borders' and cotton witb hemmed aud hem ing Savings Bank system will thus bt To THE EDITOR OF THE ROYAL G&ZETT.E Oh land far out at sea! 63 x86 10/-. 1/-, 72x98 18/- each removed; the bank will be brought into leave more money, per capita. Where we forget the things that fret, 70 x 88 All white 13/- stitched borders And rest in reverie. close touch with the people, and the hour Don't we ne.ad them both? Sir, C*d, lOd, 1/6 to 2/9 each for deposit and withdrawal will be ex If so, ara we offering the.n such in That there are two sides to every qu -stion is an accepted truism. With Where oace wild boar, in days of yore, Cotton filled C< mfortables in a large tended. As it is now a would-be depos ducements that will "attract" them re, rence to the question of Sunday Held undisputed sway, assortment of colours and sizes, White Crochet and Marseilles Quilts itor residing say at Crawl has the option both? tr; ling which has come into promin Now man comes here from year to year light weights 7/3 to 15/6 each in various designs and different sizes ence during the last week I think there Defying time's decay. A few down Quilts, well filled at of a journey to Hamilton or St. George's Even though our tourist traffic is 16/6 each Crochet 3/4 to 8/- each and he must make it between tlie hours falling off in numbers, may it not be are several circumstances which should Marseilles 8/6 to 15/- each no. be lost sight of. I am not speaking Thy color scheme's a perfect dream, of io a.m. and 4 p.m.—the very hours true that it is making up ia value what to people who place Sunday observance While fun flows fast and faster. when he has to be at work. As a con is lost in quantity? on a religious basis but from the purely In Arcady by azure sea, Plain White Cotton Sheets-, hemmed Bleached.Table Damask in linen and economic standpoint of desirability or With Larry as Toastmaster. and hemstitched <-nds in single and cotton in many designs, and width sequence the deposit is held from day Have we ever had, in times past, double bed si/es necessity. It is ridiculous to suppose from 60 inches to 72 inches at 1/6, to day, until a day comes when a sud a better class of trada than we now are that regular Sunday trading will apply Most genial host, whose only boast— Singles at 2/2, 3/- each den demand of business or pleasute having? in Bermuda. The utter desolation of Bermuda—land he loves so dear, Doubles at 2/4 to 3/11 each 2/9 to 4/- per yd. dissipates ist, and thus an opportunity Some years ago there appeared before the streets in Hamilton on that day His verses bright a beacon light, To guide full many a traveller here. of thrift is lost. Under Post Office the Chamber of Commerce a group of will convince anyone of that fact. Very well then, if it is not to become a management the necessity of a long representative men containing a member weekly business, it cannot do a great I. B. A. S. Special prices on the above in quantities jouiiiey is eliminated and the journej- of one of the largest Canadian Steam deal of moral damage if some business itself is brought down within the limits ship firms, a vice-president of one of man, who has not done a remarkably of ;a short walk. The hours will be good business during the early months the largest American railways, and a of the season, seizes such a golden op such as to the suit the .great majority renowned hotel man who developed portunity .as the visit of .six or seven ACCIDENT AT FLATTS T. J. PEARMAN & SONS of depositors, being from 8 a.m. to g or Florida's hotels. hundred monied travellers, who were eager to buy. It is an opportunity that 6 p.m. at the central office according These gentlemen offered to take up, only comes on isolated occasions. I HORSEMAN SERIOUSLY INJURED 20-2-13 2857 Th to season, 8 to 11 a.m. and 2 to 5 or 6 with Bermuda, the development of scarcely suppose again that any trades p.m. at the sub-offices; furthermore thc Bermuda's tourist trade. men who opened did it out of pure greed, "Keep To The Left." central offics might be opened from Would we have now been called upon but had the spur of a necessity. They worked on Sunday because they could TELEPONE-49 to investigate the cause of th« falling On Tuesday forenoon, on the North 7 until 9 on Saturday evenings. not afford to lose tte sales they knew Shore Road near Flatts Village, aa acci The system of booking recommended off of tha cheap irippers had we res they could make and they employed no dent occurred of a somewhat serious clerks but did the work themselves. I would prove an immense improvement ponded to iheir overtures? nature resulting in serious injuries to "SCAUR LODGE" know many business men who work a gentleman named Burton, a guest at on that which is now possible; and if on Sundays in the privacy of their tte Hamilton Hotel. Mr. Burton was SOMERSET acknowledgments do not reach deposi homes, writing business letters or 'keep riding a horse named Prince and goiag tors it wiH be clearly their own fault. ing their books, and the difference in ia the dkectioa of Flatts. At a tara of For tome good things to Eit BERMUDA—THE TRAINING the two methods of Sunday employ the road near the "Captial _T House" As depositing would be simplified GROUND. ment is bat a quibble. I know, again, be met a carriage and pak with a party For some food things to See as also withdrawal might be effected a regular business whkh is carried on of guests of the Hotel Kenwood. The with greater -ease; and opportunities The magnitude of the business of every Sunday, in many cases while the driver was duly observing|the rule ofthe Permanent Guests, recreation was never so apparent as at real owner of the business who fe draw road but the horesman, either holding which now have frequently to be let slip ing the profits from it, fe attending to the right, as one version of Ihe story $100.00 per month per couple for lack of time to obtain monay might the present stage of the world's progress. Church. goes, or in consequence of hfe horse be utilised. It may not or not be a good thing that having got beyond control, dashed in F. A. BALCH. the many have ceased to engage in betweea tte carriage and the cutting 18-2 13. 2852 Thurs. tf. The estimated annual cost of running athletic pursuits iii order that theymight Yours, etc., just at tte turning of tte curve. The the bank in the manner outlined would TRUTHFUL JAMES. driver was pitched over tte dashboard be amused by the few who specialise in be about £250. Considering the advan but .managed to keep tte reins white the them, and it may be that such pursuits rider was thrown violently against the tages which tha public would derive and have not diminished but merely central rack and rendered unconscious; both the increased protection of their inter KLARK-URBAN COMPANY. JUST A MOMENT, PLEASE ised. In England it is football whkh his wrists were fractured, and hfe head ests ws regard this figure as not only not was severely injured. He was removed Christmas is not the only time that yoa buy presents. has become a business of "pla.v" of The public demands cleverness ia hs to tte Hotel Frascati where te still re excessive but exceedingly moderate. We remind you of this because we have a line of fancy gigantic proportions; ia America it is amusements either at high or low prices; mains. repertoire ia particular, includes clever goods that is well worth} of your inspection when baseball. The magnitude of this spec people, as they are continually called The horse was badly cut up and the ever you are on the lookout for a gift. This is not the ula tion in sport caa be imagined when upon to assume roles which differ wide near front-wheel of the carriage was usual kind of an assortment for tbe holiday trade, but PAPER CHASE. a team like the Yankees come to Bermu ly from each other. The Mark-Urban smashed. Company whfch appears at the Colo utilitarian articles personally seleoted in England, and da to train, engaging an entire hotel We would again remind our American nial Opera House for a limited engage v's'tors that tte ride of tte road is' Keep if you look at the goods first and then at the price, A Paper Chase has been arranged for and bringing with them their own cooks Saturday afetrnoon starting from the ment commencing next Monday even t > the left;" and we would urge that you will have an agreeable surprise Hamilton Hotel at 2.15 o'clock. The and dclectables! It would sound more ing in the great New Yorl^ Comedy aotice boards be placed at points of tte finish will be at Flatts. _ Miss Margaret like the visit of some potentate and suite success, "The'Cellege Girl", is justly reads where neglect of thfe rule is liable celebrated for its remarkable gathering at any moment to lead to serious con Tompkins will entertain the riders to However the visit of these players'—fol THE BERMIDA VMIMIE Ml tea at The Capital T House. of clever people, gorgeous stage settings sequences. Some years ago a move lowed of coin se by the inevkablepress- and high class comedies aad dramas. ment was set on foot to cut dowa baaks 13-2-13, 2834. th. it is to be hoped that ths afternoon Tte company is headed by Miss Maisie at dangerous turnings, and much good will be fine and that there will be a menand photographers—wiH do Barm*- da much good, inasmuch as thousands Cecil aad Hardea Klark aad are looked was done. But there is much to be good master. upoa as unusually clever. A special done and we would commend tte North of enthusiasts in the States will read Special Prtaas made on Urn scenery is carried for tte entire reper Shore Road, especially, to the atten QUaattttae. trf their sayings and doings, whkh ei toire and no local settings will be used tion of tte authorities. 15 Watte %/- per Lamp S. S. MOLTKE. course will bring the possibilities of duriag the engagement. The fell wing MAZDA DRAWN high class vaudeville will be introduced 96 «' 2/- " « Bermuda before them. There is .110 brtwean the acts making a coatiauous The Hamburg American S.S. Moltke reason why Bermuda shonld not become 40 " a/- i •• arrived from St. Thomas, W.L, yest>er- performance. Tte neat "Irving", YACHTING. 60 " a/3 " *• a much used training centre for such Society Magician; Bitty Webb, Come HIRE LAMPS day morning with 360 excursionists. II dian and Dancer; Al Canton, Coro< dy too •• if. i» She sailed durirg the af'.ernoon whh clubs, for here caa be obtained that rest The race k*r the Duke of Edinburgh's The mast diiraMa, acanamkai aad •flclMit 159 '• «/. 320 excursioi ists for New York, some Juggler; Klark, Urban and Schreiter, Cup whkh has been postponed on sev and quiet whieh is so beneficial, while Musical Artists; and Franklyn and Hiatt trnmp ta the Marital. •850 " 9/6 40 of her passengers remaining here. eral occasions owing te the unfavourable an outdoor life of healthful exercise; can English Character Change Artists. weather will take place this afternoon The next arrvial of the Hambui g-Amer- Seats now on sale at ths Colonist Ofise. ican excursion steamer will be in March. be enjoyed nowhere better than in Ber at 3.3D o'clock, should weather permit. »•» H. S. CONYERS fc 00. 41B THB BOYAL GAZETTE, THUftgDA*, Ftijft&ABT 20. 1913.
Tit I Will Stake This Medicine COLONIAL OPERA HOUSE Queen Street Store LIMITED ENGAGEMENT SATURDAY SALE Against Your Time Commencing Monday, Feby. 24th A Few Days WUl Be Sufficient to Prove Bermuda's Favourites That You Are Curable WOMEN'S PRICES STMTS THE KLARK - URBAN COMPANY ALL WOOL STRICTLY A few minutes of your time for a 6 P. M. CASH few days and I will demonstrate to STRIPED you, without expense to yoarself, In an entire New Repertoire of Royalty Productions. FLANNEL BLAZERS-NORFOLK that I have a medicine that drives Uric Acid poison from the system Style-"Special" 14/6 each and ly so doing cures kidney trou OPENING PLAY ble, bladder trouble and rheumatism. I .don't ask yon to take my word for THE Q R Sale of TJNTRIMMED HATS—Straw it, but simply want you to let me CO M E^ Kcfi?* "THE COLLEGE GIRL*' Shapes at 1/6. send yoa some of this medicine so Change of Play at each periormance. All Special Scenery. that you can use it personally. ^ I am trying to convince sufferers MEN'S WEAR ANNEX from these diseases that I have some 6 BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS 6 To make room for Spring Goods. thing far better than the usual r»m of now arriving, the remainder of remedies, treatments and. such things, Prices: 3/-, 2/- and 1/- our stork of and the only way I ean demonstrate TICKETS ON SALE AT COLONIST OFFICE ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE that fact is to go to the expense of MEN'S TWEED SUITS compounding the medicine .and sending is being offered at it out free of charge. This I am glau HALF PRICE. to do for any sufferer wbo will take DR. T. PRANK LYNOTT tbe time to write me. Understand, I who will send medicine to anyoM will not send you a so-called "sample, free of rh.ric proof or te-st treatment,"* nor win I few days to demonstrate to their own GREAT VALUES IN TRIMMED MILLIN send you a package of medicine and satisfaction if they are curable, espe ERY FROM 5/- UP. say that you can use some of it and cially when you consider no expense fa pay for tbe rest, but I will send you a involved, and I willingly give you my H. M. Dockyard supply free of charge .and you will not I time and my medicine. All any fair- WHY DO MILLIONS minded afflicted person wants to know BLANKETS be asked to pay for this gift nor will is if a certain thing will cure HIM or Ireland Island* English All Wool Blankets, whipped yam be under any obligations. HER, and here is an opportunity to find both ends—5»> x 75—4/- 'AH I want to know is that you have a out without cost, obligation or import disease for which my medicine is in ant loss of time. THESE PEW DAYS of house=wives use Sunlight tended, as it is not a "cure-all,'* and I may be the turning point in your life, TENDERS. English All Wool Blankets.— Heavier give herewith some 'of the leading .All who are interested enough to symptoms of kidney, bladder and rheu write me for tbe free medicine will (in duplicate) will be received quality—54 x 74—4 9. matic troubles. If you notice one or also receive a copy of my large Illus Soap? Have you ever tried more of these symptoms you seed this trated medical book which describes up to noon on medicine, and I will be glad to send you these diseases thoroughly. It is the CHIFFON BROAD CLOrRS some of it if you will write me the largest book of the kind ever written to ascertain ? A piece of numbers of the symptoms yon have, for free distribution, .and a new edition Owing to a misleading Printer's er>-or give your age, and your name and ad is just being printed. I wiB also write THIRSDAY, 61b MARCH, in onr last advertissement, tbe, width dress. My address fe Dr. T. Frank Ly you a letter of diagnosis and medical of ihi« material was wrongly quol-d, nott, K5 Dtagan Building, Chicago, advice that should be of great help to U. S. A. You promise ine nothing; yoa pay yoa; but in order to do this I must for the supply erf the undermentioned and we wi«eld like to make specii 1 me nothing for it. All I ask. so tbere know that you need my medicine. 'Write ment;«s of tl>is gr^at offer for Samr- shall be no mistake, is that you send me me the numbers of the symptoms tbat articles and serviet-s to H. M. Dock dav - 83 ind e* «ide 8 9 to 5/9—ref. the numbers of your symptoms or a de trouble you, and your age, and I will yard, Ships and Vessels, for 12 months Sunlight Soap scription in your own words, and tbat promptly carry out my promises. Show prices—5/9 toS/- per yard. yoa take the medicine according to the an inclination to be cured and you will from 1st April next:— directions I send you. It is my way of be. getting publicity for my medicine so Bread. SPECIAL SALE
TENDERS TO CLOSE AT 1 P.M. The Bermuda Furnishing and Supply Company Parliament Street. Beautiful GRADUATES A. S. O. CABLE AD DBESS " MAGNOUA.' On FRIDAY, March Nth, I 16-1-13. 2999 eitf. 1913. Osteopathy. 6-2-13.—2787, Th-o to 13-3-13- SMOXZ "Highlaid WIU" MAGNOLIA HALL HAMILTON OFFICE : Location ideal, Furnishings com IF YOU WISH AN INCREASE BEARS 60LB TIPPER CIGARETTES Rest Home 26 Front Street plete, Water supply guaranteed under Osteopathic management IN YOUR BUSINESS 1/8 FEB TIW OF 50 For sale by INQUIRE! INQUIRE!! ^JWpfyll $liN| Advertise Oste opath. R. Darrell & Co., FREDK A. WHITE, Osteopath in Charge Treatment by - Appointment in the Royal Oasette Real Estate and Furnished Cottages, Telephone 145. Telephone 463. VICTORIA BLOCK, HAMILTON Hamilton, Bermuda Lady Atter idant in Office. HEAD BY AU . 6.2-13. • . ,A,,., ... JSiltn.th.tf. 12-1-13. 2717. eitf 30-1-18-3757 eitf
-~w>- THI ROTAL OAZBITMS, T!»MUMt>XT, Flfi}RttA3t 10, m*.
CAPTAIN ROBERT FALCON west. The conditions of travelling .SCOTT. were unlike those ia the arctic regions, Quebec S. S. Co. Ltd.WH Y WEARA TRUSS? the weather being more inclement and ONI ADMISSION F.EE Pioneer of the Antarctic. NEW YORK AND BERMUDA the summer temperature much lower FOR SERVICE __1 Cure Rupture. London, February 17.—Captain than in similar latitudes ia the north- Robert Falcon Scott of the British No Quadrupeds Nor Any Game Por •.U.S. -Bermndian," 10,600 tons Send for a Free Test, copy of my Royal Navy, was really the first- man to Food. CASTLE GROTTO displacement. The fastest steamer in Book, and Particulars ef open up the great Antarctic continent the New Tork service, and only steamer £100 GUARANTEE to the ultimate discovery of the South T.here were no beag-s to menace the (Three Chambers) sailing direct from Hamilton. Pole. History of exploration in those fives of the explorers nor any other SCHEDULE. This ia not a wild statement made by an lrre> regions entered upon a new phase quadruped. There was no game of .sponsible individual. It Is an absolute staaioe when he went into them on his first aay sort to be met with, and all food uid unvarnished (act, which will gladly be vouched Steamer Leaves N.Y. Leaves Bda far hy scores of cured people not only hi Gnat expedition and discov-ered that Mc- for mea and dogs had to be carried on Britain, but aim on the Continent and abroad. Murdo Bay, which lay beside two the sledges. The surface of the ke HIE HOLE When I say eure. I do not simply mean tliat I Ms. AND MKS. YOUNG. great mountams, Erebus and Terror, was mcuh crevassed, especially near Bermudian February 0 February 8 supply a truss, pad, or other appliance which ia was the entrance to a great sound and the western land, blizzards frequently 12 15 ta be worn continually by sufferers fn order to (Natural Hsh Preserve) keep their Ruptures ht place. I mean tliat njr OF 63 CHURCD-STKEBT, LOUTH, not a bay. For years it had been re making travelling impossible. The 19 82 system enables the ruptured to discard aH such ENOASD. garded by explorers merely as as in sledges had to be moved by relays, 38 March 1 irritating encumbrances and make the part aa dentation which had no significance to March 5 well and strong as it waa before the rupture making it accessary to traverse three AND 8 occurred Mr. YOUNG Mrs. YOUNG ths configuration of the land behind it. miles for every mile of distance cov 19 15 says:-" I have had says: — "I have Many explorers had skirted the ered to the south. The dogs weak a bad back for a b-een almost crip- ened and had to be killed one by OIK. Subject to change without notice if long time, aad th, great ice barrier since January 17, pi-ed with sciatica I773, when Captain James Cook crow FERN CAVE circumstances should require. pains that shot during the past OB December 30 they were 82 de through me wete ed the Antarctic Circle for the first grees aad 17 min. south and Captaia (Beautiful Picnic Grounds) WATUNOTOK ft COMTSBS, few years. Sharp time in history. Several had gone yat like the stab pains ust d to eaten Scott determined to try to reach the Agents of a knife. My pratically around the great continent mountains to the west. Great peaks June-2918. ly.ei.4p me in tbe sad*, and of ice covered land and it had been kncjs were badly there was a burn- in eighty-three degrees were named Feb. 1, 1918 tu.th swollen, too, and divided into quardrants—Ross Quad Mount Markham and Mount Logs- ing pai • through rant, stretching from Ross Sea toward there was trouble out the course of staff. The outward journey of 380 with tha kidney South America; Victoria Quadrant, miles had taken fifty-nine] days, and A Lay Preacher the sciatic nerve. from Ross .Sea in the opposite direction, excretions. After Thi slightCsSt move because of these conditions encounter a fair trial I found where most of the recent exploration ed new methods had to be devised as ment put me in had been done; Weddell Quadrant, off that Doan's Back agon> and often they progressed. Yet ao previous ea- ache Kidney Pills the South American coast and toward pjorer had ever advanced so far beyond I have been the Sandwicjh Islands, and Enderby were doing me brought to my his predecessor as Captaia Scott did. good; the swellings Quadrant, concerning which very Kttle The return journey occupied thirty- kne.-s with the is known. Most of the expeditions gradually left my pain. I grew worse four days, aad the ship was reached have gone into the region in Victoria on February 3, 1903. Captaia Scott legs, tbe kidney and worse with My Book, copy of which t wilt gladly send excretions became and Ross quadrants, because Ross Sea made further explorations ia the re you free, explains folly how you may cure yourself, each attack, and extends close to the eightieth parallel natural and I no then I thought I gion and returned to England in 1904. without pain or inconvenience, by thfe .system. longer suffered as of latitude and is the nearest approach I discovered it after I had suffered my self for years would try Doan's a ship may make to the South Pole. with double rupture, which tiie doctors said was I used to with 3ackache Kidney Amundsen's Glowing Tribute To incurahle. It cured me. and T Wt that it was my those sharp pains bounden duty to idve the whole world at laree Pills, as thiy had Captain Scott. the benefit of my discovery, with the result tbs* in th* back. I am done my husband Scott's Big Discovery Opened Route for many years now I have been curing rupture only too glad to so much good. The To Pole. Captain Roald Amundsen who led in in an parts est the fclobe. reecmmjnd D.ian's first box helped he race to the Pole .against Captain You will probably he interested to receive with the Free Book and Test, signed testimonials Pills to other suf me, and it was There were reports of an indentation Scott and other competitors, paid a from a few out of the many cured patients Do ferers. (Signed) not long b?fore I at the furthest extremity of Ross Sea glowing tribute to Scott in the course not waste time and money hi trying to obtain "GEORGE YOUNG" could get about which appeared to be only a slight of the address he recently made before elsewhere what my discovery offers, aa you will only he inenrrine disappointment. Just sit down in comfort, i have bay, which disappeared back of two the National Geographic Society on and fill in the coupon at the foot of this announce- never had any mountains rising to an altitude of 13, .receiving the .Society's gold medal ment. post it to me. and the Book. Copy of my thing more than an 000 feet. None had penetrated the commemorating his achievement. Guarantee. Test, and the particulars you need occasio tal twinge bay, and to Catpain Scott fell the hon win reach you promptly. Amundsen th;a said that a friendly Please send no money whatever. of sciatica since, our of discovering that it was in reality rivalry had existed between Scott and and then a dose only the beginning of a vast sound himself, but they always had in mind of Doan's Pills has which offered a possible way to the the best interests of scientific research, FREE TEST COUPON always put me table land of ice, which had been im in which both were engaged. He felt Capt. W. A. COU.INGS & SONS t Box tact. shall al- pregnable to the attack of the explor- 32, Theobald's road. London, W.C.. that the two British explorers, Shackle England. right. 1 grateful ton and Scott, had done much to assist Dear Sirs.—Send me Free the Information ways be (Signed; This was on Captain Scott's first ex him by preliminary research in the and Test, ths*. I may cure my Rupture. to them. pedition to thr Antarctic, when he Arctic regions and had blazed the "ELIZA YOUNG.' went in command of the British Na way for discovery he ultimately made. Ksme . tional Antarctic Expedition in ths au It w-as Amundsen's belief that Scott Address .Doan's Backach. Kid.iey Pills nre tumn of 1901. It was organized by a had achieved the .South Pole and had an invaluable medicine to all, and an joint committee of the Royal Socirty then been delayed on his return for the occasional dose of the pills will stem the and of the Royal Geographical Society, purpose of gathering scientific data. Nov 14-12 13alt.th.4p tide of uric acid and prevent serious and was equipped under the superin Brain Fag, Nervous Exhaustion-^- disease. The medicije is perfectly tendence of Sir Clements Markham, Just a ciuiiiue of opim-m was enough lo give Mr. W. K',!i_; his present safe to use for ali—men and women, the famous arctic explorer. Several "NO SURRENDER" OATES. old and young—it cannot fail to do good, thousand pounds were spent on the ex prosper.: v, lor he realised in the nick of time that kis wnv was mt caring because it regulates the kidney system pedition, which provided a strong his brain fag and nervous exhaustion, so he :rieJ the P•.(..-'trine way. like ordinary medic; les regulate the "In ali the pages of heroism which _ £40 A MONTH wooden ship of about 700 tons register, brighten the history of England none Mt. Kiii.;V method wa^ to ignore his despond^ncv anil feeling ol collapse, bowrfs. built at Dundee and named the Dicsov- is finer than thc talc of thc death of and peisuade himself here *ras n thin.; unusual in rise painful fatigue SpBeYour Own Bass 2/9 a box. 6 boxes 15/9 of al! dealers, ery. She was made entirly non-mag Lawrence Edward Oates," are words in If you ax* orfrom Foster-McClellan C- , 246, netic amidships so that magnetic ob tbe lightest effort to work cost bim, until, as he. -tetidtiy pot worse, lie imaklDB lesF which one paper refers to that gallant 3 thaa £10 K Michigan St., Buffalo, New York, servations might b • carried on without officer"* efforts to save his compan resolved to drop his own opinion an i see wli.u 1'ho-fenne could d>. •week you interferenC'e. • should write U. S. A. 2— ions by not remaining to hamper their The resuit was so a-toimbingly beneficial, even aftei t tciv doses, thai las to-day. Wc progress. March 17, on which date lean help yoa The expedition was under command the bram ig and nervous sxh.-iu-tiDn cease.i en.ii y, enabling him to Vto wealth and of Captain Scott, with Lieutenant Al- Oates lay dying in a tent while the * indepe n denco do mi-re work than before and yet not ie ) the strain. Th.s remarkable _ onr plan. You \i mitag R.N., as second in com- blizzard raged outside, was his thirty- can work when mand and Si -rncst Shackleton, then second birthday. He belonged to a adv ntage is seen in. the extraordin 1 v energy and vigour of Mr. kini; s you please, where Panama Canal Toils. Yorkshire family, which a few years public speaking, and so amazingly have his prospects improved -ince his you please, always a lieutenant, af one of her officers. ,w „. -A have money snd ago moved to (icstingthorpe Hall, an __iung barrels more of tt. : scientific s>.aff included Dr. E. A. speedy recovery, that he declares he kad to come forward with the HOW WOULD VOU LIKE to start out from Wilson, 'Discovery left Xew Zea- historic mansion on the borders of Es.sex evidence of tbe munificent benefit he derived from 1'husferiue. home on a combined business and pleasure trip, stay SIR EDWARD GREY'S REJOIN and Suffolk. His father was the late at the best hotels, and live hke a lord and clean up land on Ix*r 24, lyot. and cruised £2 every day? Work at amusement places, crowded DER. alone tl ice barrier. N. E. Oates, and uncle of Francis 1 'ates, street corners, manufacturing institutions, anyr. here and everywhere, ten minutes* walk from home or on who were both fellows of the Royal the other side of tiie globe. Just set a machine up Insistence On Even Terms Foi "All. (> eographical Society. They were foad Quite Gone—Never Return, »ny place you happen to select, and clean up _Z', F nas Mourjt Erebus ind Terror above operating expenses each and every .day. on Island. of exploring and travelled Central Mr. \V. j. King, School House, Trun.pm^t >n Ro.nl. Potest Gate, E„ Mv proposition Is tbe WONDERFUI* NEW Washington, Feb. 16.—Sir Edward Africa and other parts of the world. COMBINATION CAMERA, with which you can writes:—" I am writing to add my name to the list d feose pet pie who take and instantaneously develop six entirely differ Grey's rejoinder to Mr. Knox's last Gestingthorpe Hall, now under a ent styles of pictures Including Buttons. Post. note regarding the Panama Canal Tolls taptain itcjoti rttseovered anu named have found Phosferine to be the Greatest of all Ionics. Some thne back Cards, and four styles ot Tintype Pictures. Every King Edwa rd Land where Captain shroud of mourning, i> hill of trophies plate is developed without the use of films or question practically has been completed, of the chase. Captain Oates thus in I w-as very much run down through overstrain brought 0*1 by im essatit negatives, and is ready to deliver to your cus and its substance at least is expected James Clark. Koss had recorded only tomer la less than a Hilwwte after making tbe appearance < >f land. The sea had shoal herited the spirit of adventure. Join bodily exercise and mental application. The usual ieadera \ •; mankind exposure. This REMARKABLE INVENTION to reach Washington this week, lt is takes 100 pictures an hour. Everybody wants pic ed to It -- than one hundred fathoms ing the Inniskilling Dragoons, in 1900, is to give np some of their work, have a rest, and at the same tmie t.i,.e tures and eacb sale you make ad vertiscs your busi understood that this last note by no he was sent to .South Africa the fol ness and makes more sales for you* jneaiis settles the controversy nor does and the icij barrier in places was so medicine, so I endeavoured to keep going on ivitlwnt seeking ••.'; v. bai is low that the Discovery was able to lay lowing year. NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED tt contain assurance of an acceptance Simple instructions accompany eacb Outfit and He was in charge ol a patrol in an I was getting worse I found titat policy would not do. Having he.ud of tiie American proposi o exhange alongside rts at a quay. Captain Scott you can bnzfu to mako money ln flltcen minutes emend M.cMurdo Bay and found that attack of the Boers in a river bed. many friends speak about Phosferine, and one in part.i-uiai offering me after the outfit reaches you. „. _„„„,„^ ratifications of thc pending General A trifling Investment wiH got this WOnDER- Mount Eifebus and Mount Terror were Hu- patrol made a gallant fight and some. I decided to give it a triai. Put chas ng a 2 6 but .. I begaa to VUU OUTFIT for you and put you In a position to Arbitration Treaty under the terms of really on an island and that the bay as each man finished his ammunition make £500 a year. H you want to be indepen which the issue might be referred to do:tor myself. The result not only astonisned me. but ©theirs a! -o noticed dent, and absolutely your own boss, write me to-day was a s ound. i he vessel went into Lieut. Oates, as he was then, ordered and I will send you by return mall, full free tnform- the special commission of six members winter quarters in 77 deg. 49 min. him to crawl away, until at the end of how much better I was, even altbongh I had only taken a few doses. atioa regarding this WONDERFUL PROPOSI proposed to be created by that conven TION, including letters offering positive proofs south hiitude and 166 deg. east long four hours' fighting he was left alone. I found 1 could do the same amount of work ejy.er, and tit present am from every part of the world. DONT?.DELAY, tion. The rejoinder is in fact said to itude a cd a hut was ereected on shore. Twice during the engagement the ANSWER THIS ANNOUNCEMENT TO-DAY. be a continuation of thc British argu ab'e to do more than before and yet not feel the strait;. I have a uood L.Usctfle, «gr. 827 W. 43d St.,0ept. 630 «e»YorK.U.M This -was the beginning of land explor Boer Commander sent a white flag ment in support of the contention that ation In the Antarctic and the his demanding the surrender of the little (teal of public speaking, and I find an occasional dose of Phosferine is thc shipping of all nations must be on tory of* exploration entered upon a new force, but Oates each time sent back a great benef • "—May 28, 1912. • even terms in the Panama Canal. The a reply he was there to fight, not to arbitration idea is however by no ine^ns surrender. dismissed but rather elaborated in this Aptoms of scurvy appeared in the J. W. GIBBONS, M.M. last communication, possibly with the cour se af the winter, bu. were checked Eventually the Boers retired, but design of emphasizing the original Brit by 1 change of diet, and with the be with one of the last shots fired Gates gin fling of spring sledge journeys with PHOSFERINE was wounded in the thigh, the bone ish application for that means of ad 1 justment in onkr that the British side do gs were commenced and provisions being broken. His bravery caused Sanitar Plumbing and Gas- shaU lose no point in the event of the la id down in depots to .isxj-isl the great him to be mentioned in despatches. GREATEST OF ALL TONICS fitting, Galvanizing, Tinning, j' Mirncy which Captain Scott projected He was known in the army .as "No expiration, June 3rd next, of the exist A PROVEN REMEDY FOR Brass Casting and Fipo Bend ing limited Arbitration Treaty, without soul Surrender, Oates." P* Maternity Weakness I Lassitude Sleeplessness On Novembe Lieut. Oates was invalided home, but Influenza ing, Sheet-iron Work, Brazing the adoption of a substitute. In such Captain Scott, with Indigestion Prematura Decay Neuritis Rheumatism Lieutenant Sha rejoined in 1902 and served to the end of all Metals; Casting a Spec- case it is expected that the British claim ;on and Dr. Wilson, Neuralgia Mental Exhaustion I Faintness Headache would be that by virtue of having lodg set out with dog sledges, travelling of the war, receiving the Queens's Loss of Appetite \ Brain Fag Hysteria iaits_y. medal with five clasps. He afterward Sciatica ed its application for arbitration strictly south over the surface of the barrier NervousiDdi Debilit" y Backache Anaemia. in sight of a new range of mountains accompanied his regiment to Egypt Exhaustion Sole Agent for P B Coat's Acetylene in accordance with the terms of this And all disorders consequent upon a reduced state of the nervous system. treaty and during its existence, that running parallel to their track on the and India. -rg_ (lea Apparatus. demand must be recognized thereafter., RbTD STBKBT Tbe opinion prevails in the State De partment however that the treaty of The Royal Tonic gp 1908 will be extended next June for Phosferine has been supplied by Royal Commands *^^_9 another term of five years. This, was ALMANACK—FEBRUARY, 1111. lo« the Britlsli Royal Family H.M. the Queen of Spain done 1-ast week in the case of the Ffanco- MRS. Q. D. BOYLE'S i H.I.M. the Empress of Bussia H.I.M. the Dowager Empress of Russia American Limited Arbitration which H.M. tke King or Spain H.I.H. the Grand Duchess Olga of Russia would otherwise have expired *).y limit MARKET SQUARE, OPPOSITE TOWN HALL, ST. GEORGE'S H.M. the King of Greece H.R.H. tbe Grand Duchess of Hesse ation, Februat\ 27th. H.M. thr dueen ot Roumania Tbe Imperial Family of China • RARE OLD CHINA And tiie Principal Royalty and Aristocracy throughout the world. Price in Great Stitsttn: Bottles, ll Ji, 219 tr 4f6. Selsi by att Chemists, Stores, Sec Bermuda Souvenirs, Enamel Souvenir Jewellery] Th* «/• amea contains nearly four Uwti the 1/14 •!*•• Cedar, Palmetto, China Curios PROPRIETORS-ASHTON * PARSONS, LTD., LONDON. ENGLAND. t H. V BALKAN IMBRP.SLfO 43 4512 4 00 BOOKS, TOYS, GAMES n 42 46 13 5 38 I 9^ annnnnnnnannnnnat3DaanDnnannnnnannaonannnannnna°^n 40 47 14 6 26 Come here to fit out your Dining Room and Kitchen : °** DcnunnuaDaDnaannaaauaaanuaDunnnaanaDacoEnaDnna _ 39 4815 7 14 THE SITUATION A DEADLOCK. Lamps, Rochester Lamps, Glass Lamps n nm a o a • 6 38 4916 8 02 "Difficult aaad Serious." Men's, Women's, Children's Boots and Shoes for Evening and Day • D a a 6 37 5017 8 50 3rd Sunday wear, for Bathing and BoaUng 6 36 5018, 9 38 in Lent PAINTS and VARNISHES London, Feb. 15 The danger of a Agents The Kf 'al Gazette" and •• Bermuda Pocket Almanack, Guide rupture among, tl great European and Diieotory." 18-2 13 3844b eitf 4p. Full Moon 20 day 9h 44m P.M. powers over he Balkan ifnbroglio has not yet pas No progress is bang made by th: Ambassadors at tlieir con ference toward reconciling the widely j THE BERMUDA ROYAL GAZETTE divergent views of Austria-Hungary and Player's Navy Cut THE KOYAL GAZETTE COMPANY, Russia regarding thc boundaries of Albania; and present'indications seem 9^9^9 LIMITED, to point to an early abandonment of the Proprietors. Ambassadorial attempt to being the two Established 17.11. p< vers on the same platform. " Diffi- • ct • and serious" is the description of When you need a Pill, take ^ Mi published every Tu» Klay. Thursday, tb.- situation given iu diplomatic quart and Saturday m> rttiftg at 'J he 1, < yul Cigarettes Gazette Pre^s Office, Km tlnvei-t <•«•««• r ers in London to-day.' Montenegro has further inflamed matters by making of Reiil and Hurnaliv Sts., Hamiltou another appeal for Russian support a Brandrettts Pitt a ' Business c< mmunirati< ns to be ad which closes with the words: "Scutari At any idle moment from "Revally to B j drecired The Royal Gazette Co.. Limited. or death." Austria-Hungary continues •PURELY VEGETABLE. n a D • lights out," even before, during or after n Co miiioicaiions for the Ro j al resolutely to refuse the severance of ALWAYS EFFECTIVE. D D Scutari from Albania. Xo date has a the stress of your busiest hour smoke a n Gazette to be aiidie sed to tbe Editor been set far the next meeting of the Am n • of '1 he Koyal Gazette. For Chronic Constipation o a bassadors as 00 immediate means of n PLAYER'S NAVY CUT CIGARETTE a Cable Address— " GAZETTE.' be,- dissolving the deadlock are apparent. a a BRAKDRETH'S PILLS purify the blood, invigorate 3 a muda. Telephone No 144. a The Berm uda Koyal Ga/ei te is on tile u the digestion and cleanse the stomach and a 1 a •D towels. They stimulate the liver and carry I Draw Ike pkfere at • LONDON—At the Imperial Institute, at a THE TOBACCO IS RIGHT. § tbe Royal Col»ni»l institute; ai
AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION. LEGEND AND FOLK-LORE. MR. FRANK ADAIR TO PLAY sage from the Honourable House.oi TO-NIGHT. Legislative Assembly. Assembly, No. 8 of 18th November Proceedings of General Committee. MEXICO last, I have the honour to forward uw To THE EDITOR OF THE ROYAL GAZETTE "The Boston Dip" at Somerset. Official Report of Debates. accompanying plan of a road proposed A meeting of the General Committee Sir, to connect tte main road, Somerset, of Management was held at Sessions All entertainment lovers in Bermuda near CaBaghan's Bay wkh tte Earn la my early visits to Bermuda, I Medero Forced to Resign j House on the 17th inst. te make the will remember the appearance of Mr. ! DAY No. 31. Side Road near Gwelly Hole, in whtbh contirbuted to the American Press is shown in yellow the preferable course, preliminary arrangements for the Agri Frank Adair and the company of local HUERTA PROVISIONAL PRESI cultural Exhibition. many articles on Old Bcrmuds lore, one artistes he so admirably trained during in my opinion, for th? road to take. DENT. Monday, February 17th, 1913. The members present were:—S. S. of which especially entitled "THE LONE the last season when' he was so success Spurling (in the chak), CoL W. R. Win GRAVE OF CLARENCE COVE" was cop ful with "The Parish Priest," and all Mexico City, Feb. 18.—Firing.went ied from paper to paper. The late "• The minutes of the last meeting were, V* The cost of construction of tte road ter, Messrs. B. C. C. Outerbridge, F. L. who remember that visit will welcome on practically all night from both the read and confirmed. 1: on this course, which is one mile and Godet, J. Scott Pearman, E. F. Zuill, Captain Meyer in has readable boy's Ins re-appearance on a Bermuda stage. Federal and Rebel positions. In the book on Bermuda, touches on what yet due hundred and ten feet in length, is Wor. A. W. Black, F. S. Ward, W. A. During the past few weeks he has total darkness however, it was impossi •Tte following messages from His •estimated at £1,380. Barnes, H. V. Smith, E. J. Wortley may constitute Legendary Lore of this been hard at work training talented ble to test \yhether any advantage had Island, viz.; the early days of Castle Excellency the Governor:— (Sec) local ladies and gentlemen and to-night teen gained by.either party. At about "*t estimate the value of the lands re Island, and its mined fortifications, dive o'clock tjie artillery died down grad It was decided to hold the Agri will witness tte ' first • performance of MESSAGE FROM GOVERNOR quired at £400, assuming that there wjfl from 1612 AD. Snch ruins as remain "The Boston Dip" and "A Cup pf ually and finally ceased at 5.15. The cultural Exhibition on the 16th and there would not be long wanting a ro No. 60. be' no charge for lands over which 17th April and to lake advantage of Tea," two laughable farces, in the Mas cause of the cessation of hostilities was "rights of way" have been granted, mance if in the British Islands, but onic Hall at Somerset. • During".'tfie'- not generally known. Up to a quarter thr. Bluck's wBfingncss to allow the reality versus Romance debars . the WHARF AT WATFORD BRIDGE. whicli together make up a large portion Committee to use Rosebank grounds interval Mr. Adair will give his latest past eight tbe fighting had not been re of thseproposed road. latter from attention, except from a wan song successes and other \'ocalists will newed. The tenth day of tte civil war as on former occasions. dering stranger. I am endeavouring (No. 60.) \Tbe classes thfa year will be practi appear. A splendid' entertainemnt can ia the capital found virtually no change to get together thc various small and be confidently expected. ih the- positions of the antagonists but An alternative route near the north cally the same as before. Manufactures fugitive publications, poetry and prose G. M. BULLOCK, ern end of the road is shown in the plaa arm arts and crafts, that cannot be The performance wil! be repeated it is understood that the Federals had that have appeared from time to time, 'received reinforcements. in green. The cost of tte constructions considered strictly .Agricultural in char but they have been ''borowed" so often later hi Hamilton. LIEUT.-GENERAL, GOVERNOR, AND of the road on this course including the acter are to be omitted, As there has without finding their way back, that I Washington, Feb. 18.—Mr. Knox told COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF. necessary grading of that portion of already been a poultry show the deci have to begin again a collection. A Mr. Taft and the Cabinet to-day that tte Scott's Hill Road between tte pro sion as to whether poultry should be friend resident on the North Shore, Mr. notwithstanding all the fierce fighting The Governor has the honour to in posed road and the East Side Road is included in the live-stock classes, was in the City of Mexico there had been no Julian Trott has a valuable collection STEAMERS. form the Honourable House of Ass;m- estimated at £1,360, and the value of deferred so that the matter might be of old Beemuda lore and his toric matter infraction of the rules of civilised fight Wy with reference to the message from the land a£ £325. further discussed. of valuable records, and I feel certain ing or the principles of internationa law the Honourable House No. 48 of the 3rd Prizes for Palmetto work wfll be S.S. Moltke arrived yesterday morn that would warrant any interference by if' in the hands of some writers of the ing with 360 passengers. She sailed of July last, on the subject of the pro The plan forwarded with the Message offered. The prize Bst wfll be published day the foundations of many a good le the United States. The responsiveness posed new wharf near Somerset -and js returned as requested. in full as early as possible. during the afternoon with 320 passen of both President Madero and General gend of old, would form a very interest gers, Watford Bridge, that he has ascertained The following Committees were ap Diaz he said to. the suggestions of Am ing historical romance. .S-S. Orotava arrived at New York that the Milit.ary Authorities are pre I have the honour to be. pointed to make the necessary arrange bassador Wifeon in the capacity of Dean pared to recommend to the War Office Sir, ments for the Exhibition. The year 1915 now near at hand, 8 o'clock Tuesday evening. of the diplomatic corps in tlie Mexican S.S. Arcadian sailed Tuesday morn that the land required be tranrferred Your obedient servant, PRIZE LIST—J. Scott Pearman, F. L. should evoke the coming writers here to capital have been as complete and satis to the Colony at a nominal valuation celebrate the 400th anniversary of ing with 256 passenbgers for New York. factory as to justify officials in their Godet, E. J. Wortley (Sec.) of one pound. W. CARDY HALLETT, To SECURE J IDGES—Wor. A. W. Bluck, Bermuda, and gather together all the S.S. Orotava sailed 6 o'clock thfa opinion of the'strictfy neutral attitude legendary lore, small as it might appear morning from New York. She is due observed by the United States. Appar Colonial Surveyor. E. C. Pearman, E. J. Wortley {Sec) Saturday morning. Returns to -New No special facilities are stipulated for BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS—Col. W. R. compared with the Ballads and T.adi- ently the policy; adopted by the United tions of "Merrie" England, since and York on Saturday morning, tender leav States in