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Vol. LXXXVH—No. 90. HAMILTON, BERMUDA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1914. SINGLE COPY, lid (OE3 CENTS).—20s. PER ANNUM

^•'***^l>'*^l»l^ll,^l,l*^ name Ken- racing certainly." He had very easily up the tratlition. These enterprising FIERCE FIGHTING AT LIEGE on the other as yet and the Au-trian nymore, was given an opportunity won the Bibury Cup, although re­ anti incurably optimistic gentlemen Ambassador has received no instruct­ last - Friday to redeem Ms serious ceiving 46P>s. from that good horse certainly never know when their ions to Iea\ e Loudon. in of omission in th Derl.\. lie Junior, but, notwithstanding, the han- proteges are as good as beaten. It is refused redemption again and so re­ a great pity that our promising young­ Loudon, Aug. li. - A t'esjwtch to dicappcr of this Liverpool race only 1 In* Times Iruni Si. Petersburg says mains an outcast*. What a melan­ put him about 7lbs. which is absurd. sters are not as cleverly run as Car­ Ten German Colliers Captured choly sequel tour Racing Correspon­ pentier, who has gradually fought his that ten German steamers with coal He demonstrated this by winning and lumber were seized at Archangel. dent "Centaur" writes) to the beliefs again just as far as his jockey liked way up the scale of weights into the full championship, and was never al­ expressed in the Spring after the and the starting price of 4 to 4 Cnstantiiioplr. Aug. 5. I lie Russian horse hatl won the Two Thousand against shows clearly enough that the lowed to break his heart by fighting a hopeless fight against a too tough Washington, Aug. 5.—Carrying mil­ reached with the unanimous consent Ulack Sea Fleet is bottled up and will Guineas th.u the era of another great public did not ignore the handicap- be unable to paniicpate in the war. racehorse had arrived at last. Ken­ per's extr aordinarv mistake. proposition. This applies especially to lions of gold for the relief of Americans of Banking and other interests there that really clever and plucky I^anca- helplessly stranded by the upheaval there would be no necessity to suspend The Turkish Government issued an nymore went mad at tht* -tarting official declaration today announcing post in the race for the Derby. I It- It was on the second da\ of the shire boxer, Young Ahearn, who is in Europe, the armoured cruiser Ten­ specie payments. When thc Banks meeting that the best and fastest matched against Carpentier for nessee will start from New York across re-open on Friday one pound and ten that the l!n*-phorn- has been closet! was tortured by the kicking and lu warshijis of all nations .,;,,] I hat tiny •scrimmaging of other horses, and his spripters in training competed for the £10,000. The Lancashire lad shoultl the Atlantic to-night. It will distri­ shi'ling notes to theamount of £3,000- Molyneux Stakes, whieh is a £1,000 certainly have been allowed to gain bute its cargo at the principal ports 000 will be issued through the Bank attempt to force a passage would be temper collapsed altogether under the repulsed. strain. When at last the race was handicap of 5 lurlongs. It was, in­ much more experience and at least a in Europe for the use of banks and of England and five millions pounds deed, a fine assembly of champions started, he, among other-, was prac­ stone more weight before entering I nitctl States diplomatic agencies daily thereafter until the supplv is Halifax. N.S., AUK- ''• The Maure­ tically left in the kicking-fi-e-U. That for they included the Hungarian-bred the ring against the white chainpion in replenishing the purses of Americans adequate. Adular, Great Surprise, Hornet's Beau­ tania of the Cunard Line arrived at was written down as a tragedy. of the World. There are still firm who suddenly have found thdr let­ Halifax to-day and is anchored in the ty, Yiuing Pegasus, and The Angel admirers of the debonair Bombardier ters of credit useless or their funds ex- Brussels, Aug. 5.—The prompt des­ He might have returned to glory Man. Creat Surprise was favourite, stream. The big liner came up the Wells who convince themselves by all liau-!cd. truction of bridges by the Belgium habnur thi- morning under her own at Ascot but for going amiss just Inn the winner was forthcoming in a the laws of logic that, could he only before the meeting. The fact pre­ troops checked the advance of the steam. The Mauretania is outward three-year-nld named Coronis, who was conquer his "nerves' the Bombardier Germans. The Tenth German Corps vented Iti 111 from running. The very much fancied. She won by a London. Aug. 5.—Confirmation has bound from I tverpool for New Vork would beat Carpentier. This is 1 been received of the report that a is operating along the northern line, anti reporled to have 1.400 passengers Eclipse Stakes ef Ci 0,000, however, neck from The Angel Man, who was matter that Carpentier is -bowing an was to be the medium l>\ which he trench warship has captured the and finding unexpected resistance, mi Imard. conceding 2ofos. with Voldy, receiving admirable alacrity in consenting to moved further northward, invading would prove the hollowhess of the 34B)s. third. Dan Russel won the (ierman steamer Porte off Guernsey. put to the test. If Bombardier Wells The Porte which belongs to the Olden­ Dutch territory at Tillburg ami cross­ London, Aug. 6. A despatch to the Derby fiasco. He musi surely win, Knowsley Dinner Stakes for the noble does beat him next time his backers burg Portuguese S.S. Co. is a vessel ing the Meuse at Eisdon. An army Chronicle from Amsterdam says ii because his trainer, Alec. Taylor, owner of Knowsleyj Lord I>erby. ought to be able to retire on a res­ is reporled that ,1.500 Germans were knew li\ the work hi was doing and of I,roved himself a great sire Some of the best judges are inclined A ("ierman officer taken prisoner bv was -lint becau.-i* he refused to s.*nd I'licn what was there to beat him. ol winner-. Torloisk, who won the to bclie\e that the ont" man in this London, Aug. 5.—The British ad- telegrams for the Genu.111-. the cor­ Cantilever with his lost.? No; it miraliv announce this afternoon that a the Belgians said he was ainased at Great Lancashire Breeders Produce country who mighl le.illx make a tie- the resistance offered to the * .1*1*111,in respondent says. The (ierman Crown requires .111 uncommonly good four- Stakes for Mi. IL. Hulton. is probably cent -how against tire emu iousiv special despatch boat would be placetl Prince with 30,000 fresh [troops is \rar-ulil like S3 W nford or a Prince at the disposal of the German Ambas- advance. The G-ermans had been given high 1 la— coll. He certainly was impetuous Parisicn i'l'd is onr crui-i r to understand at Berlin that they would h<. 11 rI\ expected before Leige. Palatine to beat a thrcc-A"ear-old ol like one, and hi- breeding also sug­ weight champion the ex-amateur satlor to-morrow in order to permit him anv class at 12!!). Hapsburg? How to lea\e British territory. Telegra­ not be opposed in Belgium A Ger­ gests he is nue. For he is by Call- Smith. There i- this to be said for man military aviator w*as killed today. London, Aug. 6.—The Nationalist could Sir Erni'si (Lis-clL- little horse phic communication between England J iniile from Jonglcusc. by Juggler, Carpentier and his astute manager. volunteer.- committee ai Dublin de­ \vin. Kenn\ more had well trounced and added to all that is the fact that No ridiculous obstacles are rasicd by anti Germany and Austria-Hungary is clared il- complete readiness ID co­ him in the Two Thousand Guineas; he is exceptionally gootl looking. I either of them to a contest with any­ entirely cut off. London, Aug. 6.— Germany has operate with the I 3-ler volunteer- Corcyra had thoroughly beaten him do not think it will be disputed that one who i- ilu* right colour and who sent an ultimatum to Italy. in the delenee ol Ireland. .11 \sini and Kennymore hatl proved tin- preseat season looks like b ing fancies In* ha- either a right or a left Loudon. Aug. 5.—Field Marshal himself the superior of Corcyiac. a \ intagc \ ear for two-\ car-olds. that might carry conviction. The Earl Kitchener has been appointed New* York, Aug. 0. Informal inn Paris, via London, Aug. 6. A French Then what else was there to threaten May ihis prove in be the fact. princcK remuneration that the ring Secretary of State for War. has been received here that the Ger- torpedo craft from liizerta toda\ cap­ danger? Apparently nothing at all. now offers to really good heavy-! ma n steamer Willehad which left tured ihe (ierman tank steamer Czar Therefore it was ea-\ ;o picture Ken- weight-- more thaa om* boxer has' I.nation, An;;. 5.—Premier Asquith Montreal last week wiih a cargo of Nicholas with two thousand tons of n\ more returning to his rightful king­ THK BOXING BOOM. made a lian.l-unii* fortune in three in the House of Commons this after­ flour presumabK for Boston his been nil. dom .1! 1.1st. years nui-a eventually produce a noon after giving a summary of the captured by the British cruiser Essex. I Illl) A well k inu 11 -jmil-m.i n wa- ti-m- .Ma.-, for human hopes ni the major­ homebred glove fighter to whom can war ahead \ published said that the menting cynirallv 10 me the other day be applied without hyperbole the line Belgian government had invited co­ London, Aug. 6.—War again-i It.tlj COMING IA t:\TS. ity. As at Epsom so at Santlown about the eager competition of ani- I'.irk mi thi- brilliani ILclipse Stakes that Shakespeare puts into the mouth operation of the French troops with is to-day expected to be thc next de- j bitious Inn inmparatixeK unknown of Cardinal Wolscx "And e\er in the Belgian army and had given orders claration of thc Kaiser. An ultimatum To tin 1,1111 u; in 1 ni ROYAI. GAZI III. Day, Ki nnymore dissipated his chan- British boxers to tr\ conclusions 11- at the -tart ol the race. ISeyond thy right hand carr\ gentle peace." to the Belgian Provincial Governors has been sent King Emmanuel in wiih the world'- m w white champion. The furious discussion that followed not to regard the movement of the which Italy is called upon tn live up all doubt he has not forgotten hi- ex- He remarked thai an\ voungster who I rospective war ha- always atforde i |>erienfc in the Derby. I mil he last week's sensational fight for the French tioops as a violation of the to her obligations under the Triple unscrupulous men an opportunity to came within the middle tyr heavy­ world's white championship between Alliance. arrived at thf post he was a- quiet weight classes and who fondly im­ frontier. engage in contributing in a ress a- an old sheep. Then the drama be­ ( arjientier and Gunboat Smith might always eager to gra-p any point at agined that he had a punch wa- now be going on still, but for the invalua­ Paris, Aug. 6. Italy ha- replied gan. From the first moment he was going around looking for Carpentier. Brussels, Aug. 5.—Several thousand issue, regardless ol aecuracv in ac­ asked to conn into line with the ble evidence afforded by the Cinema­ dead anti wounded is thc total paid to Germany's ultimatum with a cepting ilie source of new- out of 1 li • Most of these aspirant - .have a vague tograph. It was tirmlx and of>stin- statement that Germany was the ag­ other- and face the tapes he would conviction that, though tiny may not by the German ari*y for its attack common run of daib happenings. mil do MI. He turned hi- back at ately asserted by some of the critics, on Leige. The Belgians made a hero­ gressor in the conflict with England Nowhere (>erhaps i- 11ii — more appr* In* able to box quite -n prettily as and lielievcil by a great many of the and France and sees no necessity fot 1 the p>chological moment. This Hint Georges, ih<*\ might be able lo knock ic delenee, repalsing the Germans ent \\ lieu an outbreak ol war 1 1 mi 1 on nn lor so long thai the l>ookmakers spectators, that Gunboat Smith was after heavy and continuous fighting. altering her decision to remain neutral I lln* horizon, and tl should lie born • him oui by sheer strength concentrat­ really counted out when be was down according to a Rome despatch received . extended his price from even money ed in one valiant blow that would The fortified position trf Leige had to iu niind 1>\ all well disposed persmi- to 11 to 8 again-!. It was as clear as in the fourth round, and that Car­ support on Wednesday the general by a news agency here to-da\. contributing to the press, in ascertain somehow or other escape his notice pentier was not hit in the sixth round anything could be that he was wast­ ant! penetrate hi- guard. This dan- shock of the ol the source from which ing hi- -trength by these furious a*«- before he fell by 1 he force of his Belgian forts resisted the advance Shanghai, Aug. b. - Two British ! 1 ln*\ obtained their news, before lian- gerou- illusion i- perhaps fostered by own momentum and that while tm all the plea-.uu manners and, in repose, fiercely ami did not suffer. One Bel­ Regiments, the Gloucestershires and j mittiug il for publication. An erron- fours the American dealt him a sev­ gian squadron attacked and drove the South Wales Borderers stationed He M.I- not absoluti K left when aliuo-t effeminate expression of the enii- communication, il accepted -ni' ere blow which drove his face against back six German squadrons. 800 at Den Tsin have been ordered South. publi-hed nia\ result .1-, or be the tlie start did take place, but he w.t- handsome young French boxer. Many the boards. The Cinematograph ab­ a tough and hard-hitting pugilist wounded Germans are being trans­ Tbey are awaiting the arrival of trans­ cause "I, creating discord when 1^ -lnwh . mt of the gate and Hapsburg solutely and finally disposes of all ferred to ihe city of Leige where they ports. An Indian Regiment of Pun- • and miiers had poached a lead of who ha- encountered him in the Ring perfect understanding had previoush these contentions and controversies will be cared for. Prior to the attack jabs will remain at Den Tsin. obtained credence, es[>et*iall\ in count­ several lengths. Now let Clark, his and entirely corroborates tbe account on Leige ctter than he did. Hc Mr. Corri should count in this way city and shooting many of thcresi- disappointed me, but he will be a I 1 enieinbei*. a- a boy hearing of the You are breathing instead of the timekeeper. It is also dtnis I Paris, Aug. 6.—It is reported that nlil d.ivs when ilu* battle "I Bosworth different horse on the long galloi>ing perfectly clear that Carpentier re­ J the Belgian Army has severed all com­ course at Doncaster." Fieltl changed tlie monarchy of Eng­ in microbes as you ceived not one but two very hefty munication and Luxembourg. land, aud a Hewn took the place of Hapsburg won the honours by mak­ swinging blows on the side of thc head Algiers, via London, Aug 5.—Authen­ a Richard on the British throne, how ing all the running and winning rather read. But your blood as he exposed himself to the Gunboat's tic confirmation of the report of Brussels, Aug. 6.—Two disguised nne nf the <.uiil'.i1.1 in - of thai battle, easily by two lengths. It has lieen left owing to missing with a terrific the destruction of the German cruiser German officers today arrested at cheered for the new 00 upier,-to-be, is full of Soldiers in right swing. He was in a perfectly [minted out how he had no pretensions Panther and of thc capture of the • Ostend had in their |>ossession exten­ of the throne. .\n,\ hnw one of ilie dis­ in beat Keiinvmore mi form, but good condition to resume thc fight German cruisers Goebon and Breslau putants alter its result remarked to white uniforms trying well within ten seconds, anti the foul sive military notes and plans trf great with Kennymore out of the way he reached here today. value. They are to be shot. another, "How ipiirkly vmi change had as good a chance as anything to defend you blow was the merest impetuous half- sentiments. Just imw ymi were cheer­ for after ali he was second in the Der- j withdrawn flick from the Gunboat's London, Aug. 5.—Symptoms of a • London, Aug. 6.—The German Am- ing for Richard, now it is lor Henry . by. The pity is* that he is not a bit right that glanced across the French­ panic over the questions of food and I bassador Charles Max Lichnowsky The answer was " t here is no per-mi- bigger. His jockey, Foy, think- he These soldiers are the man's shoulders. The Gunboat is money supplies subsided greatly to­ writh the Princess and his suite left ality in my cheering; 1 sum; li cheered will win the St. Leger on him so that white cells of the blood very satirical about the matter. He day. The^e fa general confidence that London today by a special train for for the crown of England, no matter he does not doubt tlie horse's stam­ refers to M. Deschamps as Carpentier*s the measures undertaken by the Gov­ Harwich en route for the Continent. who wore it ". If the Crown were otih ina. Very surprising was it to see which attiuk .ind destroy "actor manager" and ridicules the ernment will meet the crisis and that on a hedge-lake. I would bow in it'. Honeywood second entirely in his the genu-, of disease. So idea that the episode that followed ihe Atlantic will be kept open for ship­ Copenhagen, Aug. 5.—Heavy firing That meant loyalty to the insignia merits. Mr. Solly Joel's horse was his blow was anything more than play ments from America. David Lloyd was heard at various points on the of office, not to the person of the wearer. third for the Royal Hunt Cup, and tiny .1 they that 5,000 acting by the French champions and (k-orge, Chancellor of the Exchequer, North Sea to-day. Denmark is isol­ The exciting times now prevailing there was an idea that he was only a •f thei .0 ukl manoeuvre his seconds. They took full advan­ indicated today in the House of Com­ ated all steamship and railway communi­ in the ranks of w tr recall to mv miu i sprinter. We may hear of him next tage of the technical fonl. This they mons that the conclusion had been cation having ceased. events in Canada in the time of the week in connection with the Steward's in die space of a pin's were entitled to do although sportsmen outbreak of the Crimean War in the Cup at Goodwood, for which he must head. will hardly regard it as "cricket." middle of the last century. Having have a good chance. The Gunboat says he will want more arrived in Toronto just prior to tin- of the "dough" next time he meets outbreaking, I was in that young at It was on the following day that Yonr health, your very Carpentier. "If I am to run the risk that time—city, where having joined the richest two-year-old race of the life, depends on the getting killed by this terrible Carpen­ in forming a- volunteer regiment for season was decided. It was the tier," he jeers, "1 watst something active service in the field. I was ap­ National Breeders Produce Stakes, fighting efficiency of these good for my widow." If the two pointed a recruiting* officer for a new worth between four and five thousand cells. The food which men do meet again, and Carpentier's regiment to be raised in (anada sub­ pounds to thc winner. What are sup­ title as white champion will be a sequently, and to this day, known as posed to be the best youngsters of the builds them is Virol. somewhat empty honour without_ it, BEAUTIFUL the* 100th Regiment of Foot, ami now season—Let Fly, Roseland, Lady the fight ought to be' worth seeing. known as the Royal Canadian Foot. Josephine and Friar Marcus—were Tii i.i wonderful combination of It will be a fight. There.is a great The Grand Trunk Railway had just not engaged. Roseland was entered food substances, beginning. boom ia boxing -generally jnst now. BLOOMS then been opened between Toronto but did not run, but it was Redfern with bone-marrow, supplies The representatives of tie Australian the blood-forming organs of VttQJ and Montreal, and as occasion required who bad ruu a good race with Let Commonwealth with their usual batches of recruits from Western Fly and Roseland for the New Stakes your body with the very agents shrewdness are taking full advantage w hich help them to form tbe Seeds. Ontario were forwarded to the mili­ at Ascot that won now. Redfern is of it. At the Mass Meeting to be held rs Famous English tary depots of Quebec and Montreal, "soldier" cells. at the East End of London, when Sve- a strong and handsome bay colt by «'>'.;K' -X SOX, the grea-t English Seed s:* ciaBsts, can-supply the regiment finally taking part in St. Denis, and is the property of Earl Virol should be given to any­ ly lads are invited to hear the advan­ \ • tr every need with seeds whkh are carefully selected Irom the Crimea. Canai 1 was at that Cadogan, who has been winning races one, adult or child, who is tages of a farming career in Australia, r-^s-ettfiti-eally produced seed harvests. All seeds are of one standard time fairly a recruiting ground for the this year with The Curragh. Redfern wasting, anaemic, or in a weak the two principal speakers are an­ only—the best—fresh, fertile, and prolific Ryders have built np condition of health. Virol may British Army. Strange to say, soon was favourite at 2 to 1, and hc won nounced as "Mr. Johnny Summers a world-wide reputation for quality. after my coming to Bermuda I was easily by three lengths, Clark being be taken from the spoon or in (who has recently returned from Aus­ warm milk, and can be ob­ RYDERS special ffejbnrer send 1 ollcctt'ott produces a accosted in Hamilton by a well-to-do the successful jockey. Second was tralia)' and Mr. Colin Bell (of Ans- resident there, who remarked "you Mr. Mortimer Sanger's Sun Umbrella, tained of all Druggists' Stores. traHa.)" glorious sliow of favourite ingish flowers. Sent securely packed om receipt 1 /"5 - (stamps not accepted). perhaps don't remember me, but 1 re­ and third Mr. Henmanri's Elkington. member you as you enlisted me for Judging by the consistency of the Send for free Illustrated Catalogue. Post Free. tbe Crimea, and thereby made a man best two-year-olds it is probable that All flower and vegetable seeds are fisted therein—the of me". Strange to say, winch as I they represent a lot above the average finest varieties, newest strains, latest novelties. have roamed since those days, this this year, which is entirely a satis­ W. G. Write to-day for* free Catalogue to— ••was the only man that I enlisted, whom factory matter. I evw met since those^ days. Whether Dr.* W. G. Grace, the graad old RYDER & SON, i«4, the present European crisis will prove All rileetings at Liverpool are im­ man of cricket, celebrated last Sat­ mensely popular? The management VIROL SEED MERCHANTS. as eventful as those daya I recall, is urday his 66th birthday, and cele­ give big state money; there fe a fine as yet shrouded m the wo«bof Tisae, Used in more than brated it as one might expect. He St. Albans, England. the oH war spirit is witting, but the coarse; and the best horses go there. played cricket. He is a regular mem- "flesh is weak™. Thus the Spring Meeting is unique 1000 Hospitals & Sanatoria Ms* of the Kit ha: t Club in Kent, and because it Is .the occasion of the though he now finds it advisable Grand National Steeplechase, and at VIROL, Ltd., 132/166, Old St, London, E.C. the meeting which has been in progress I H. B. SMALLJ tMs week tie Summer Cup fe invar *H.». (Continued on Supplement) THE ROYAL GAZETTE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1914

WEEKLY REPORT Of THE WEATH By the King a Proclamation NOTICE TO PASSENGERS BY ! PASS OFFICE. posed an altogetherj£uaexpected, {a ation i issued ia the firm assurance ER, at Gibbs' Hill Light Station at notifying that British Subjects THE S.S. "BGRMUHAN*' I most obstinate aad most effective that every subject of His Majesty Bermuda between the 24th July (Permits to persons landing in or in thfe, oae of the most anaeat ot contributing to a Loan raised resistance to the advance ofthe German and 30th July, 1M4. Height above Sailing on Saturday the 8th in­ leaving Bermuda). his possessioas, wowld aaswer loyally the sea being 246 feet at base, where on behalf of the German stant. troops.* So stubbornly have they to his call to Arms. the Register Is kept. Emperor, or contracting with Pass Officer, The Colonial Secretary. fought and so well contrived and so •O I the German Government, will An Officer with authority 10 grant Deputy Pass Officer, Thc Immigra­ well equipped their defences that the Martial Law now prevails through- tion Officer. oat these Islands and every interest, • s i. be guilty ef High Treason, as permits to arsons desiring to .leave Kaiser's cohorts have found it imposs­ -—0)» these Islands in the above steamer public and private, must be subordinat­ e u a 1 j o adhering to the King's ene­ will attend for that purpose at the ible to carry them by assualt and a ed to the paramount duty of sale- a -ta O mies. guarding this outpost of the Empire. i •8 • 1 w ll * •Quebec Steamship Company's Office regular seige has been determined Jly * S*AS" fl between the hours of 4 amm 7 p.m. APPOINTMENT. upon. The Liegeons are great gun § •3 a*** s GEORGE R.I. Friday the 7th instant. MR. SniAKER AND GENTLEMEN OF a**9 I •SIM makers,—among thc most expert in i 1 PROFESSOR G. S. PATTON, MA., 1914 •*** a THE HONOURABLE HOUSE OF AS­ WHEREAS a state. of war exists R. POPHAM LOBB, Inspector of Schools, to be Director Europe—and according to>recent des­ SEMBLY: 1 Jo i pr i between Us aad the GermaiL Emperor: Colonial Secretary. of Education, under the provisions of patches they can use the weapons The Schools Act, 1914, with effect from which they make. The German air­ A comparison ofthe returns of rev­ Aad whereas it constitutes adher­ the 7th of August, 1914. 24 W 4 78 71 29.850 Fnehy craft upon which such high hopes were enue and expenditure during the first tt at. ence to Oor enemies for any of Our 25 WSW 4 7« 78 29.820 subjects or persons resident or being rested proved very ineffective when seven months of the year with the 26 *wsw -1 SC 78 29.930 tt tt returns for the corresponding period tl t. in Ota* dominions during the contin­ opposed to the aero-gun of thc Leige- •27 sw 4 80 78 29.980 uance of tte state of war to contribute THE MARRIAGE ACT, 19S5. last year stews an increase of about 28 4 80 78 29.890 • t t BERMI DA, ALIAS ofe*. Evidently the day of war in £*j,ooo in the revenue and aa increase w to or participate in or assist ia the SOMERS I SLAM IS. 2S ssw 6 79 78 29.840 0.15 Squ'lly floating of any loan raised on behalf THE UNDERNAMED Ministers have been the air fe not yet. of about £7,000 in expenditure. 30 \.SW - 9 80 78 29.950 Fine of the said Emperor, or to advance granted Licences, dated the 4th of It is announced that Austria has By His Excellency The balance in thc Treasury at the C. A. SMITH money to or enter into any contract Lieutenant - General August, 1914, to solemnize marriages declared war on Russia. This action or dealings whatsoever with the said in these Islands, uader the provisions end of July was £8,629. Principal Keeper. Sir George Mack- fe no doubt intended to keep the Bear Emperor or his Government (save, worth Bullock, of The Marriage Act, 1905:— upon Our Command), or otherwise to in play while the Prussian Eagle kames It is a matter for congratulation K.C. B., (iovernor at the present juncture, that whilst aid, abet or assist the said Emperor Lieat.-Generai, and Commander-in- The Rev. Neil McLauchlin, its flight on Paris. There is also a or Goveraaieat: The Rev. Robert E. Fairbairn, the balance in the Treasury is not * Governor and Chief ia aad over floating rumour that Germany has large, there are no important out­ Commander-ia- these Islands, &c, Welseyan Church. declared war on Italy, but this is aot Now, therefore, We do hereby wara •Chief. &c, &c. standing obligations for which pro­ Ss9f> all Oor subjects aad all persons resi­ The Rev. H. F. Taylor, coafirmed. As things look at present vision has not been made. li. R. dent or bong in Our dominions who Seventh Dav Adventtst. Germany has quite enough on her hands ^isum may be found doing or' attempting to render unnecessary the taking It is impossible to foretell the pro­ A Proclamation! bable duration of hostilitiies or the ex­ any of such treasonable acts as afore­ trf a job from which no advantage could said that tbey will be liable to be teat of the sacrifices which Bermuda, WHEREAS the Officer Ad ministering apprehended and dealt with as traitors, NOTICE TO STEAMSHIP be reaped. in common with other Dependencies of the Government did by his Proclama­ the Crown, may be called upon to and will be proceeded against with the AGENTS. If the news from the North Sea tion dated the fourth day of August make in the discharge of the trust utmost rigour of the law. should prove to be authentic as aH instant proclaim that War hatl brok­ which the King has laid upon us all. en out betweea His Majesty and the In order to faciBti tc the work of true Britions hope, then a naval action Given at Oar Court at Buck­ thc Examination Se Emperor of Germany:— vice, Steamship has been fought in comparison with Thc balance ia the treasury is nol GOVERNMENT ingham Palace this fifth day Agents are requested to notify the which all previous exploits at sea pale large aad I he inevitable dislocation of of August in the year trf Our NOW, THEREFORE, 1, the C«rv- Colonia! Secretary's Department in Lord 1914, aad in the fifth writing at least 48 ht •urs in advance, into insignificance. If that is true local trade and commerce will seriously ernor and Commander-in-Chief, by and diminish the normal rate of revenue. year of Our reign. with the advice of the Executive Coun­ in all cases where this course is possi- Great Britian can still breed Nelsons. NOTICES. ble of the expected d cil and under tte authority granted ite and hour of But if it fe true, and true in the full­ These considerations impose ujion GOD SAVE THE KING! by the Arms Exportation Act, 1900, arrival of their ships at Bermuda. est measure, the time is now for the the Colony the necessity of conserving NOTICE. DO HEREBY PROCLAIM that the When circumstance;t do not admit its financial resources to the utmo-i Exportation from these Islands of the of notification being made so far in people of (jreat Britian aad of the and 1 have accordingly given direc­ THE FOLLOWIXG PROCLAMATION-S by following articles is prohibited until advance, it must be communicated British dominions overseas to exercise tions that all expenditure on public by telephone at the earliest possible His Majesty the King, dated the further notice to all foreign ports ia self control. As they convinced of works excepting actual maintenance LIST OF EXTRA CONSTABLES. Europe and the Black Sea with the moment. 5th instant, arc promulgated in tiis the righteousness trf the cause in which charges must cease and that the strict­ exception trf those of France, Russia, est economy is to be practised in tin* Colony for general information, and Amendment. (except the Baltic Ports), Spain and they are at present engaged let them administration of al! public funds. all persons are hereby warned to Portugal, in order to prevent them NOTICE. at moments when success crowns their ST. GEORGE'S. from being used against Hfe Majesty's take notice and to govern themselves arms bear in mind the noble words HONOURABLE < II.NTLEMEN W HII. accordingly. subjects or forces: ALL PERSONS resident in these Islands For "Territt Tucker Higinbothom" are hereby desired to report at once of Kipling. LEGISLAT 1 \ 1 Cot NIM.: substitute "Irvin Tucker.** Aluminium. to the Colonial Secretary's Depart­ By His Excellency's Command, "For heathen heart that puts her trust MK. STEAKEK \\L> GENTLEMEN e* For "Irvia Tucker** sabslitute Aluminium Alloys. ment any saspicious liehaviottr or In reeking tube andiron shard— R. POPHAM LOBB, "Charles Alfred Burcb." Armour plates, armour, quality cast­ actions tin I he part of strangers THE IIoNlllRABLK I ll IT SK rt1nance, and parts tion must be reserved until cireu in­ For "Wo. A Smellie" substitute thereof. R. I'OI'HAM LOBB, stances are more favourable. Proclamation setting tar tit the "George Adams." Carbolic acid. Colonial Secretar; Law and Policy with regard Carriages and mountings j^w* cannon In relieving you from your parlia­ to Trading with the Enemy. PI-JET. and other ordnance anti for ma­ Colonial Secretary's Office, COLONIAL mentary- duties I thank you in His chine guas, and parts thereof. ikh August, 1914. Majesty's name for the care and at BY THK KING. For 'Charles Leseur" substitute Coal, steam, large. tention which you have devoted " W. Clarence James." Compasses aad parts thereof, includ­ throughout a Session of usuaital length ing fittings, sach as binnacles. PARLIAMENT to the various matters laid before HAMILTON PARISH. Cresol and Nitro Cresol. Zbe TRo^al WHEREAS it is contrarv; to material for ase on land ami sea. law lor any person in Our Dominions IF PREPAID LT. COLONEL U. I! M< ANDREW, Appointment of Compensation India rubber sheet, vulcanised. to trade or have any commercial YEARLY £10 0 10 percent intercourse with any person resident, Board. Manga aese. 1 itlicer Administering the Gov- Mcrcary. HALF YEARLY 10 0 7} " *• Speech "carrying on business, _or being in QUARTERLY 5 0 5 *' " thc < ierman Empire, without Our The following have lieen appointed Mica. permission: members trf the abotc mentioned Mineral jellic-. Council Chamber, Hamilton, Board under the provisions of Clause Mines, and part- thereof. PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT. 7th. August, 1014. AND WHEREAS h is therefore 14 of The Martial Law Regulations: Eclybdenuni. REFERENCES TO THE Nitrates of amiHoniuin. His I.M cllcnc\ prorogued Parlia expedient and necessary to warn all t'olonial r.trliament was prorogued persons resident, carrying on business, A. W. B1.1 t*K„ Assistant Justice of Nitrates of Potassium. NATIONAL ISSNE ment until Fritla\ the 17th prox. or bein*? in Our dominions, of their the Supreme Court, (Chairman). Nitrates of Sodium. yesterday by His Excellency tbe Offi­ In the Council Chamber there was duties ami obligations towards Cs, Nitric acid. cer Administering the tiovernment. an unusually large attendance of the MAJOR A. R. I.IIUIFI.'., Armv Service N it to t ol nol. Our Crown, and Government: Corps. This is a function which generally public including a number of Ameri­ Picric acid and its components. can visitors. Range finders ami parts thereof. attract- very little attention on the "A Solemn aid Unusual N'ow, therefore, We have thought S. S. SPTM-INI;. Acting Colonial Sur­ Thc guard of honour was composed fit. by and with the*' advice A Ow veyor. Rope, steel, wire and hawsers. part of the public. But yesterday of 100 men of thc Lincolnshire Regi­ Saltpetre. ment under command of Captain Privy Council, to issue this Ou; H. D. BUTTERFIELD. every one was sensible th.it a nation­ Occasion" Royal Proclamation, and we do here­ Sounding machines and gear. al r-i 1 nation trf tremendous gravity had Weflc>lc\. WM. M. CONYERS. Steam vessels, lighters and barges .it by warn all persons resident, carry­ arisen, necessitating measures of a ing on business, or being in Our all descriptions. The House of AsscmbU met yes­ dominions: Secretary, JOHN J. BUSHELL. Sulphur. ! character so unusual as to impress the terday at 11.45 a.m. and the custom­ Sulphuric acid, and other arms, not • whole population. Martial ham hatl ary routine busiaess having been dis­ By His ExceMencCs Command, being fire-arms and swords thereof. MECHANICS' HALL Xot to supply or to obtaut from just been proclaimed over the entire posed of Mr. Spuriing moved that Tin. the first order of the da\ be discharg­ the said Empire any goods, wares,, R. POPHAM I.OBB, Colony a thing probably unprecedent­ MOTION PICTURES or merchandise or to supply to or Tin plans. ed. The Attorney General moved that obtain the same from any person Colonial Secretary. Torpedo tubes. ed in the history of Bermuda. This the following message be sent to His TO-NIGHT resident, carrying on business, or Torpedoes aad parts thereof. fact invested the proceedings ia con­ Excellency the Officer Administering being therein, not to supply to or Coloaial Secretary's Office. Tungsten. nexion with the prorogation of Par­ the Government: Featuring:—• 6th August, 11114. Vanadium. obtain from aay person aay goods, liament with peculiar interc-l. wares, or merchandize, for or by way Four wheeled waggoas capable of carry­ M \> 11 I'll* \*-t. Yoi'R Excht.t I*Nt \ : A transmission to or from the said ing one ton aad over. Great Britain was stripped to tight "The Next Generation" Two wheeled carts capaWc of carry­ The House of Assembly lias the Empire, or to or from any person —was actually tight ing a tlay had 2001) feet resident, carrying on business, or be­ ing 15 cwt. ami over. honour to acknowledge the receipt BERMUDA, ALIAS come which business men and states­ ing therein, not to trade in or carry Harness and saddlery of all kinds. on the 5th instant trf Your Excellen­ Doors open at 8. Commence at f.oO SOMERS 1st ANUS. men hatl long foreseen, and for which cy's Message conveying the informaton aay goods, wares, or merchandize Barbed wire. Admission—All seats 1 / Gallery 6d. detained for or coming from tbe said Horse and pony shoe.-. they had endeavoured to make ade­ that War had broken out between By His Excellency Material for telegraphs, wireless tele­ His Majesty and the German Em­ Children under 12 half price Emperor, of for or from any person quate preparation. Not since 1854 [L.S.M-I Lieutenant - Colonel graphs and telephones. peror, and that Martial Law had been 8-814.1036.S resident, carrying on business, or being George Bunbury therein: Field glasses aad telephones. had the Mother Country faced a proclaimed within the limits of this G. B. MCANDREW McAndrew, Officer Railway materials both fixed and roll­ European Power: aad not since the Colony. The Assembly desire to Administering thc ing stock. assure your Excellency in the great Have you seen Nor to pei mil any British ship to l.ieui.-l olouel, Goverament in and advent trf the steamer had the British struggle on which the Mother Coun­ Men's marching anti shooting boots. Navv 1 he prospect of active service. leave fur, eater or communicate with OfficerAdmiais- over these Islands, Heliographs. try has now entered His Majesty and any port or place it* tbe said Em­ tering tbe Gov- etc., etc., etc. Portable forges. The speech from the Throne ably His Majesty's Government on these pire: ernment. The Unbreakable Stove? Farriers, carpenter's, wheelers*, and and briefly reviewed the situation and I-la nds may confidently rely on the saddlers' tools. patriotism anti loyal co-operation of Unbreakable because there is not a Nt r to make or eater into aay is an utterance worthy of the occa­ < ilyceriae. the inhabitaats of this ancient Col­ new marine, life, fire, or other policy A Frtclamtioi! sion. It was delivered by His Ex­ ony of the (rown, anti on their assis­ particle of cast iron in its construction or contract of insurance with or for Alcohol as covering rectihed spirits. nothing but stamped sheet steel, Uniform, clothing ami military equip­ cellent \ in a most impressive man­ tance so far as in them lies in tip the benefit of aay person resident, holding the honour anti integrity of Bv Virtue of the power and author­ ment. ner and was received with applause by covered with ti heavy coating of gray carrying on 1 usincss. or being ia the ity ia ase vested I HEREBY PRO­ the Empire. enamel. Consequently every part in said ILnipin*, nor under any existing Acou trements. the members of 'the Ivegislature and CLAIM that the exportation of Brit­ Walnut wood or sea 111 ling winch caa addition to being unbreakable,—may policy or contract ol insurance to ish Gold and Silver Coin from these the people without the barrier. make aay payment to tn* fen* the bene­ be made into rifle butts and fpreends. Sessions House, be kept as clean and new looking as Islands is prohibited uatil further From the cxc-'llcnt teni|ier wnich 7th August, 1914. fit of any such person in respect of notice. your coffee pot or sauce pan. an)* loss due to thc belligerent action Givea uader ray hand and the the people of Bermuda have displayed Great Seal of these Islands The Attorney General in 111.iking of His Majesty's forces or of those siace the outbreak of hostilities we This is of any ally of His Majesty: Given under my haad and the thfe Seventh dav of August, the motion said it appearctl lo him Great Seal of these Islands AD. 1914. feet as-ured that the call of His and he felt that the other members thfe 6th day of August, A.D., would agree with him that the mes­ Nir to enter into aay new com­ Excellency upon them to do their THE IDEAL STOVE 1914- By His Kxccllci command sage which they had received on the mercial, financial, or other con tract full duty aad exercise all their powers last day of meeting from Hfe Excel­ or obligation with er for the benefit By His Excellency's Command, R. POPHAM LOBB, to safeguard as far as tbey can thfe lency the Officer Administering the for the modern kitchen of any person resident, carrying on Government should have a saitablc business, or being in the. said Empire: Colonial Secnetarv. important outpost of the Empire will ONE WICK 5/§ R. POPHAM LOBB, meet with a willing and fitting re­ reply at this most important juncture ( oh HI ia I Secretary. in our national affairs. And We do betetoy farther warn sponse. TWO WICK 7/6 These words as well as the text all persons that whoever in contra­ GOD SAVE1THE KING! - -ooo vention of the law -shall commit, of the proposed message were greted THREE WICK 9/6 with loud applause. aid or abet aay of the aforesaid acts ADMINISTRATION OF GOVERN­ THE WAR. will I e liable to such penalties as the MENT. His Honour the Speaker in putting See them in our window law provides: * Motaenlotis news has arrived, ll the motion said it was an unusual MARTIAL LAW REGULATIONS. and solemn occasion, and he would ask His EXCELLENCY LiEfTEXAxr-f IKNEK- is reported that in aa actioa fought the members instead of signifying Aad We hereby declare that any AL S»x. GEORGE MACKWOKTH BUL­ their assent in the usual way to rise THE BIS STORE transactions to, with, or fer the bene­ Appointment of Martial Law Tri­ LOCK, K.C.B., Governor and Comman­ in the North Sea the Germans lost fit of any person resident, carrying bunal. thirl v-six {ships stink or captured and in their places aad say Aye. In this 8-8-14 1043 s. der-in-Chief, haviag returned to the manner the motion was passed unan­ on business, or being ia the said Em­ Colony on the 7th of August, 1914, the British squadron six. The an­ pire which are not treasonable aad The following have been appointed imously. The Attorney Geaeral mov­ resumed the administration of Gov­ nouncement was made semi-officiaDy ed that two members be appointed are not for tbe tine bring expressly a tribunal under the provisions of* ernment oa that date. SOLID prohibited by Us either by virtue of Martial Law Regulation No. ..:!— ye*terday and was received here by to carry the message to His Excel- cdMe early in thc day. At the' time leacy which was agreed to. His Hon­ GOLD WATCH FREE this Proclamation . or otherwise, aod GREAT OFFER BY A WELL-KNOWN FiRM. which but for the existence of the PRESIDENT. our appointed the Attorney General trf writing there are. ao details of and Mr. A. W. Black, who delivered IT COSTS YOU NOTHING TO TOY. state of war af ore-aid would be law­ the fight nor any particulars regarding ful, ase hereby permitted: Lieiitenuiil-Cohinel II. E. G. Clayton. CANCELLATION OF LEAVE OF the Message" to Hfe Excellency in Commanding Koyal Engineers. ABSENCE. the ships reported lost on either sitle. person intimeiiBately after the inspec­ tion of the guard ot honour. .ivtuM"? '.' T...mesof these two well- And We hereby declare tbat the But taken ia conjunction twith a con­ known Vrfji--'. Tons, it -11 • « '..nditioiH below, wo expression "Persoa" ia this" Proclam­ MEMBERS. WITB REFERENCE to Government No- \ sideration of Brit ish Naval policy The House having been summoned offer» r £3 Lti 1 • ftiOJ.il ! GOLD WATCH, >:ngll*.t 1 ;.,v- lice of the 28th A July, I'»I4. the un­ to ihe Council Chamber Hk Excel­ frif nit etMii?--.. -t; •rmin-.t timekeeper,as a FREE ation sliall include aay body of per­ The lion. Charles V. Ingham, Assis­ which fe never to await attack; with GIFT. ••. SBMWVCHET ?r*. presented to 1-^ubM sons corporate or incorporate, aad expired portion of the leave of ah lency read the speech from thc Send yonr solution on » mssrt of paper together with tant Justice ol the Supreme Court. sence granted to Mis Excellency the the fact that Admiral Jellicoe's fleet Throner stamped addressed envelope for replv to GEORGE A CO. that where any persoa has or had ar Wholesale Watch Her,!._-.m >. Avebury Honse, Newhall Colonel Wm. R. Winter. •(iovernor, viz. from the 7th of Au was all in readiness having just comple­ Street* Birmingham, England The Winner is require 1 interest ia houses or branches of The Hoa. Henrv J. Cos, J.P., to purchase a Chain frpm us to wear with Watch. The gust to the 4th of September, 1914 ct! manoeuvres: aad with the notice of HONOURABLE GKNTLKMI-.X OF THE BUM Of %*-** paper must he mentioned, frisewumwe business in some other country -ts H. Villiers Smith, J.P., Acting Police inclusive, fe cancelled. orlast Competition were wdl as ia Ota* dominion-, or ia the LEGISLATIVE CorxcM.: Magistrate. a drop in the Bank of England rate of Mrs. VV. M. Canton, Victoria street, said Empire (as the case may be.), Jaaies Reginald Convets, Barrister- discount from 12)4% to 6' ia a few tbis Prodamation shall not apply to t MK. SPEAKER AND GENTLEMEN ot Hamilton, Bermuda at-Law. hours, there fe ground for assuming . the trading or imamcrdat intercourse Clerk: R. C. Hollis Hallett, Barrister- THE HoNOtTKAMLE HOUSE O** As- Mr. T. A, Adderley, Woodlands, Pem­ carried on by such. |X'.rson solely at-Law. CENSORSHIP APPOINTMENTS. a strong porbability that something sEimSt-v: broke. Bermuda. from or by. such houses or branches Provost Marshal: E. L. B. Cooper, of supreme importance has occured of business in such other country. Court Atteadaat. Chief Censor, Colonel W. R. Wiater, not far from the mouth of the Elbe It is ht a time of great National J.P. ami that all is not well with thc Kaiser's emergency that I have called yoa to­ Given at Our Covmt at Back- By His Exccllcacy-s Command, BRITISH MADE fleet gether to-day. . indium Palate this fifth titty ASSISTANT CENSORS. - Suitings, Serges. Alpacas, of" August in the yeas of K. POPHAM LOBB, la Belgium the Leigeios are dis­ On the 4th erf August I published Flannels and Vestings. Oar'Lord I$I4, aad in the Colonial Secretory, j S. P. Eve, C. W. McCallan, a Proclamation to tell the people of fifth year, «f Oar Reign. • R. A. Ferguson, T. Waddington,B. A. playing those qualities which rendered and Sunproof Cloths. Bermuda that War had broken out mrm fat patterns ts Colonial^Secretary's Office, G. H. Gray, S*. P. Wadson, their forefather:*, so ill-beloved by tbe I betweea His Majesty the Kiag ani GOD SAVE THE KING! 6th August, 1914. J. P. Hand, H. Wilkinsoa. Duke ol Burgundy. * They have op the German Emperor. This Proclam­ G.C JONES & SON, LEICESTER, E_! aaBRSSSBBSHBHHB THE ROYAL GAZETTE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1914

CHURCH SERVICES UPPER CANADA COLLEGE A BEAUTIFUL COPY OP MILKMAID VALSE Given in return fur 15 labels SUNDAY, AUGUST »TH, 1M4. TORONTO g&TO& taken from cans of tii'• Ninth Sunday After Trinity. Premier Boys' School of Canada well known Hratsd of COA Founded 1S39 by SIR JOHN COLBORNE, GOVERNOR • densed Milk or Evaporated - THE CATHEDRAL. OF UPPER CAB AD A. Tbe Largest Sale Cream, returned to my 8 a_m.—Holy Communion AUTUMN TERM BEGINS THURSDAY, SEPT. l#th, at 1* a.m. Office, Front Street, Ham II a.m.—Mattins and Sermon. BOARDERS RETURN ON THE 9th. in the WopJd ilton. 7-SJ P-ta.—Evensong and Sermon. 5enior and Preparatory ScKools in separate buildings. Fitty acres playing and Oil* Preacher—Rev. Walter E. Howe, athletic fields, witb rinks, gymnasium and lull equipment. Detached infirmary, The name M1LKMA1K Rector of the Church of the with resident nurse. Summer Camp at Lake Timagami. conducted by the Physical Ascension, Jersey Chcy. Instructor o( the College. SUCCESSES 1913— Honours (Matriculation) 31, Pass on condensed or Evaporate.1 Matriculation 10. Royal Military College Passes 3. All particulars on application to cream is a guarantee of Thursday, August 13th. ARNOLD MORPHY. Bor-m. H. W. AUDEN. M-A.. Principal high quality, reliability, Ob JB 7-3*> a.m. -Holy Communion. ilkm&id Br&ivd aud .satisfaction. Did you ever weigh a can Daily. Full Crean\ ! of MILKMAID condens-cd 930 a.m.—Mattins. W&i&i milk? do so and compare its 7 3*0 P-m.—Evensong (Fridays). WE RENT Nf'ilk SENSED tfft weight witb other brands GARKISOX CHURCH PROSPECT. mi- Do not allow your deal­ 8 a.m.—Holy Communion. VICTROLAS er to substitute a lighter 6-3° p.m.—Evening Service. ~l2sfm S^CWDEb*SK>' can of some cheaper brand, and S3 " 1 n_****3S PEMBROKE. while this reliable brand h a.m.—Holy Communion. cam be obtained at the 11 a.m.—Morning Prayer and Ser­ same price. mon. Dance Records 3 p.m.—HoJy Baptism. J. S. VALLIS, BERMUDA REPRESENTATIVE OF NESTLE & ANGLOSWISS CONDENSED MILK CO. 4 p.m.—Children's Service. If- I-1.swim. 7-3° p.m.—Evening Praver and Ser­ THOS I. WADSON & SON FRONT STREET mon. 1-8 14 1012 2s. THE DEVONSHIRE. •S a.m.—Holy Communion. 11 a.m.—Morning Prayer .mil Ser­ LONDON DIRECTORY mon. SPECIAL CASH BARGAIN COUNTER (Published Annually) LADIES' NIGHT DRESSES 7-3° p.m.—Evening Prayer and Ser­ enables traders throughout the world mon. to communicate direct with English ST. MONK AL- MISMUN. Every SATURDAY MANUFACTURERS & DEALERS 7-3*1 p.m.—Evening Prayer anti Ser­ Until further notice in each class of goods. Besides being mon. a complete commercial guide to London We have Just opened up a special importation of and its suburbs thc Directory contains ST. AI I.I > 1 INK'S MISSION. Lots of useful ARTICLES can be PUB- fists of Ladies Night Dresses, trimmed lace and Em­ II a.m. Morning Prayer and Ser­ broidery, which we offer at the low price of 2 6each mon. CHASED REASONABLE at EXPORT MERCHANTS. 7-45 P-m. Evening Prayer and _»er- with the goods they supply, and the HI11H. Colonial and Foreign Markets they Also Ladies Summer Vests, special values at supply; 6d. 7d. and 9d. each SMITH- PARISH. The Bermuda Furnishing & Supply Co. STEAMSHIP LINES 5 p.m.—Evening Prayei and Ser­ 9-6-l4.794.eitf 11a mil ton. mon. arranged under the Ports to which (> p.m. I Ink Baptism. they sail, and indicating the approxi­ mate Sailings: HAMILTON PARISH. Cable Address: " BELPUBLICO]" 'New York and Bermuda PROVINCIAL TRADE NOTICES 10 a.m.—Holy Communion. I 1 a.m. Morning Prayer and Ser­ of leading Manufacturers, Merchants, COX & WILSON, Queen Street etc., in the principal provincial towns mon. 4 8-14-1033.eift. '*** p.m. Harrington >ound Chapel. BELL'S BERMUBA TOBRS and industrial centres of the United Kingdom. I'AOL I. The Ideal Way A copy of the current edition will 11 a.m. -Holy Communion (Choral) be forwarded freight paid, on receipt | p.m. lln. Catechsim. of Postal Order for $5. 5 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon. BERMUDA TOURIST BUREAU Dealers seeking Agencies can adver­ Young's Hardware tise their trade cards for §5 or larger WARWICK. Queen St., Hamilton, Bermuda advertisements from §15. K .1.111. IIIIK Communion. II a.m. Mattins. Litany ami Ser­ Phone 435 THE LONDON DIRECTORY CO., LTD., mon. New York Office: No. 1180 BROADWAY, Mad. Sq. 4748 Store 7.30 p.m. Evensong and Sermon. 25, Abchurch Lane, London, E.C 2-6-14.74.eitf 30-7-14. ion. A. and B. alter. SASUVS. 11 a.m. Mai tin*- and Sermon. 11.45 a.m. Holy Communion. Rev. \ M. Dunstan, Recto* 'it The Woman's Work OPENING DAY Trintiv Church, lilton. New YOUNG BROS. Hampshire. We have a large assortment of Exchange j Saturday, August 8th, 1914 | S*H l HAMPTON. 5 p.m.- Kveiisong and Sermon. Lunch and Tea Rooms K'\ A. 1 >nnstan. MEN'S BLACK AND BROWN OXFORDS Above Royal Gazette Office, corner of The publiic ave cordially invited to inspect inj stock of I ST. EDWARD'S ROMAN CATHOLIC. at 18 6 Reid and Burnaby Streets. <> a.m. \lat-s. I HARDWARD aud HOUSE FURNISHINGS, which have been 8 p.m -Devotion and Beiu-ilk lion. HOT LUNCHEONS and AFTER­ I especially selected to meet the reiiiiiiemeuts of the trade* NOON TEAS, served daily. i I'm ks \R» KOMW the mh inst. 1,700 miles THE NEW WINDSOR ST, liKOKi'i. S METHOOI-I. it a.m. Rev. V \YL Dycer. Mr. John II. Pitman of East Side, across the South IF YOU INTEND TO Only European Plan Hotel Im Bermnda 7.30 p.m. -Rev. \ WL Dycer. erset passed .i\\.i\ after .1 brief illni si on the 5th inst. He was buried at H Pole from sea to sea. BUILD St. lames' Church on the following day ST. D.VVIDL MKTHOI'I-I Consult Visit our Palm Garden for American ; |i.m. Ki*v. A. W. Dycer. ilu Rev. I McOuade, officiating. He was borne to In*- last resting place hv hi- four -ons, Messrs Henry. and Bermudian specialties I.II.UI I in KCH METHODIST. H. S. CONYERS & CO., 11 a.m. \li tiii> Mossman. Charles, John and Willi.nn Pit man. 7.30 pin Mr. 1 s| POLICE COURT, ST. -GEORGE'S TOOLS, K, WARWICK METHODIST. w .T£ *, *i.m. Mi. Guy Mossman. Tlie frequent cases of theft which are ELECTRIC SUPPLIES, so annoying to those whose property IMITATED BY MANY GENUINE MAZDA LAMPS. BAILEYS BAY METHODI-I. di-.appear*- mysterious!} and evidently .^= penal it. to lie dealt with more stringently than == Expediiioa, 7.30 p.m. Rev. C. A. Mnnro. ^S Shacktetoii PHONE Ml heretofore. \i the Police Court. M. : (ieorge's on Wednesdav morning, l>e- iv.rtt- Quotations Cheerfully I K I I \Ml ISLAM' METHOIMST. and fore the Wor. (". M. 'McCallan, Ed 1 he question Promptly Furnished. 10.v a.m. Rev. R. Fairbairn. ward Law* of St. David's island plead­ HAIG aod HAIG 7 p.m. Rev. R. Fairbairn. ed not guilt\ to a charge of stealing t,l the concen­ lb 9 13.3859.tf a sack of potatoes from Sergt. How­ trated beef SOMERSEI METHODIST. __ ard Siniili of the B.V.R.C. Law was 3.30 p.m. -Rev. R- Fairlwirn. supply is most sentenced to "two months imprison important ment with hard labour. Scotch Whiskey I.M\I \M t 1. MLIIHIDISI. -.;,, 1». 111. Mr. Bridges. His Worship in future, will inflict it must be the extreme sentence in cases of theft. GOSLING ALLEN TEMPLE A.M.E. CHIRCH. "Also at the PoKce Court St. George on Tuesdav, the magistrate fined BOYI-H.* Equalled by none II a.m. Mrs. Walker 27 and cost- lor the ^ p.m.—Sunday School. Mm «li . trust j a knrmledcc i.f | priviliege of maintaining a --light differ­ r=I their livr; n, , r as of ice ~^= BROTHERS 7.30 p.m. ence of opinion writh Mrs. Hawkins. T== their food take ami *«, li.is ^ J. E. LIGHTBOURN & GO. = norisks. ami Si i(cognised the = si. I'Atx's A.M.E. (in RCH. = Ernest Shackl-- s.ientifically ^= HAMILTON 11 a.m. =- ton. planning tiroved value of == ST. GEORGE'S Agents. 3 p.m. Sunday School. YOUR HAT. ==^ wi:h as in im = SMERSn 17-5-13.3259a.lu.fi.tr. 7.30 p.m. ESTABLISHED 1822. 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London, Aug. 7.—A despatch from the triumphs of J. W. Hearne, the Brussels to-day states that it is offi­ young Middlesex professional. Never cially announced ihat * the Germans was there a more striking example retreated from .Liege" after two days of one man carrying a team to suc­ of the most severe fighting in which cess. For many years George Hirst the (ierman fosse? were enormous. has performed valorous feats for The defence put up by the Belgian Yorkshire, but he has ahrays had the troops against the German army has capable support of his colleagues, aroused "the admiration of all the whereas Hearne, at any rate during fWiH nations. P • retreat it is understood the past few weeks, when Tarrant REPORTED was carried out in the wildest dis slowed down in his run-getting and order. obtained few wickets, has had to score most of the runs and get most of the wickets for Middlesex. official statement issued by the Minis- The fact that the county isa* the top ter of War. at. midnight says that of the Championship and "favourites" j 'q-uiet reigns along the whole of the for the season's honours reflects the Stunning Seaman ideal in Korth Sea frontier. Mobilization and concen­ excellence of Hearne's cricket. The tration of the French forces is proceed­ young Middlesex man, who is un­ ing satisfactorily. The : Belgians have doubtedly the best all-round player captured twenty guns from the Ger­ of the season, has the highest total % l**SK -S3 fe-MB mans. of runs to his creidt—1595—with an average of 63.34 for thirty innings. OBSTiNU Brindisi, Aug. 7.—The first naval He has also taken 95 wi'-kcts, and he battle in the Adriatic was today when is almost sure to be the first to ac­ the Austrian cruiser Taurus and a complish the dual feat of scoring flotilla of British torpedo destroyers 1,000 runs and taking 100 wickets. met. The Taurus wa? crippled and Tarrant Woolley, and J. H. W. T. put in here to escape her pursuers. Douglas are his chief rivals in the race mmm mm NECESSARY -She was leaking badly. for this high distinction. Not since 1903 has Middlesex been champion Plymouth, Aug. 7.—The British county, and the curious thing is that, light cruiser Vindictive captured the apart from the brilliant form of German steamer Schlesieu of 3,582 Hearne and Tarrant, the side has not German Asreraft ami Belgian Uunnery tons and brought her into this port. as striking a suggestion of strength The Schlesieu was on the voyage from as in some recent years when there Brisbane Australia to Bremen. was often an imposing array of ama­ teur talent. P. IL Warner is again Liege, Aug. 7.—Thc lenili (ierman the leader, but, though he seems to Army Corps reinforced bv cavalry have completely recovered from his attacked Liege last night. They cross serious illness which attacked him AUSTRIA DECLARES ill M llSSfi ed a zone which has been mined and during the last tour in Australia, the mines being exploded by the Bel­ runs have not come to him with their gians a whole baitalion of Germans customary ease. There is one other were killed, w*hHe 1,200 wounded were notable feature about the success of London, Aug 0. An official -state­ and il the promise would apply 10 picked up. Not a single fort has fall­ Middlesex. They have triumphed on ment issued I)*- the Admiralty this thc French colonies. Sir Edward en into the hands of the Germans. the hard wickets without the help of afternoon said that up to Grey wrote "It would be disgraceful Several (ierman howitzers have been a fast bowler. These s dient facts the present 75 German Merchant­ to us to make this bargain at the ex­ placed in position near Verve and large point to one deduction.—that County cricket this summer has not been men have been eaptureed by the Brit­ pense ol France, a disgrace from which German forces are lying- in wait on our country would never recover." the other side of thc frontier. Au quite as good as usual. Certain! \ ish warships or taken possession of the leading sides have been wanting by British port authorities. "We should have covered ourselves attack un the village of Carncsse was with dishonour and betrayed the in­ repulsed by the Belgians. in consistency, and, witli the strong decline of Yorkshire and the poor Ottawa, Aug. 6. A cable was re­ terests of our country if we had ac­ cepted it, " said the Prime Minister. form of Lancashire, for whom R. II. ceived from His Majesty thc King Rome, Aug. (>. -The Italian For­ Spooner and A. C. MacLaren have and tbe Imperial authorities accept­ We are entitled to say for our country eign office has sent a cable to thc Brit­ that we have made every effort lor now reappeared, all thc honours have ing Canada's offer to send a contin­ ish foreign office in whfch Italy's posi­ been won by the South. Though tin- gent of 20,000 trained men to Europe peace and that war has been forced tion in the present war is announced upon our country. The government is records do not suggest it, possibly and asking that they lie mobilised. to be one of strict neutrality. Great Kent are the bast team of the season, Inside of ten days it is expected that confident that the nation is unsheath­ ing the sword in a just cause. We Britain has been informed that thc but whan they lost their third match the contingent will be enrolled and declaration of war does not affect Italy to Notts at the end of last week they assembled on the training ground at are fighting firstly to fulfil th.' inter­ national obligation which if entered decision not to participate in thc war. practically killed their chance of Yak-artier, 1 inclvec. into by private individuals no self- Ihis announcement means the break­ keeping the championship. But Kent respecting man could have repudiated ing up of the Triple Affiance. If is can still play an important past in London, Aug. 7. -ll I*- semi-offi- and secondly to vindicate thc prin­ expected that Germany will declare the competition. They are now en­ all> announced >] Italy and if this is done Italy gaged against Middlesex, and, though North Sea between ciple that small nations were not lo Igagemcnt in tl be crushed in definace of internatimi.il will immediately declare war on Aus­ at ihe time of writing there is no ritish and < ••*> an Fleets, 19 (ier­ good iii h at the arbitrary will ol a tria and will proceed to attack wiih indication how the gam-' will end, man warship*- were sunk and 17 cap- • strong and overmastering power." both her arm) and navy as the anti- victory for thc champions would mean tured. Sis llritish warships were " Xo nation ever entered into a great Auslrian feeling is growing throughout that Surrey would rank higher than lest. contest witli a cleaner cons ience or Italy. Middlesex. The last time Surrey were a stronger conviction. Il is striking champions (1899) was in the days of London, Aug. 6. Tbe Daily M.ul for the defence of a principle the Paris, Wig. o. — li is officially an­ Abel, Richardson and Lockwood, ci-respondent cables that the (ierman maintenance of which in .1 vital civil­ nounced i lial Norway has notified but they have always been a good cruiser Embcn and thc Russian cruiser ization of the world. As we have en­ France that she will defend her neu­ side when runs have been plentiful, Askold fought off Wei-hai-wci, China, tered the struggle let us make sun trality in spite of all threats from and their success this summer has ihis afternoon. Both cruisers are re­ that all our resources not only those Germany. Roumania has called her been l.u 41K ,\\\.- to the batsmen, ported by 1 lu- correspondent to have of the United Kingdom but those ot three youngest classes of soldiers to with the timelv support of thc fast been sunk. the vast ILmpire of which ii i the colours to enforce her neutrality. bowling of Hitch. At times the centre are thrown into ihe scale. bowling of Hitch is so fast as to be Harwich Aiig. ti. When the 1 ier­ The Hague, Aug. 7.— fhe Dutch fearsome, especially w*hen he i- not man Ambassador and suite numbering army ; mobilizing rapidly, for war certain of his length, and frequently 100 ]>ersons arrived here this afternoon An.**. -. with Germany, (juecn Wilhelmina batsmen have baa 11 seen to edge away a contingent of the Rifle Brigade re­ formally left here early to-day by auto lo from the ball, clearly indicating their ceived them and presented arms The nis hi. inspect the troops concentrated near fear*for their personal safety. Hitch's Ambassador in reply to the honour Rotterdam. bowling is as fair as really fast bowl­ raised his hat. ing can ever be, but one is often glad Queenstown, Aujj, 6.—The < unard to look on and walch thc other fellow Dublin, Aug. <>. There was a great liner Carmania -carrying X'2,223,600 standing up to il. The weather has demonstration here over the British _uA 1 hb in gold arrived here safely to-day. recently lieen a little unsettled, but, regiments which were entraining for should the hud oiiches contiim.e, active service. Reservist:- who are there will be no surprise if Surrey starting for England were escorted snatch the championship from Mid­ dlesex. On thc other hand, one has to the station 1>> Nationalist volun­ Winston Spencer Churchill eclared HE iiMi OF SPuST teers. A great number of Prolestan long since cea--l to trust the side in the House of Commons that there when thc conditions awe in favour of I nionists are joining the Nationalist had. not been any fighting or losses (Continued from 1st page) the bow ler. Besides, if Blythe and for the defence of the country. other than had been announced offi­ to have a substitute to run for him Woolley ha\e the good luck to bowl cially. This statement ensured on between the wickets, and his baiting on wickets that suit them, Kent will Sunderland, Hug.. Aug. (J. - The reports of a naval battle between has lost some of its freedom, he is at once come back to the reck>ning. (ierman Consul was arrested here to­ (ierman and British ships receiven still capaiile of making a most annoy- Thc week has been notable for two day at the instance of the military from several soursc but the Admiral­ score. When WL G. retired from remarkable bowling feats. Five days authorities. ilie charges against him ty refuse:! information. It was re­ first class cricket he made a gallant after Drake had bawled four Derby­ were not divulged. garded as highly significant that the effort to give up ihe game and be­ shire biismcn with four successive fishing Beets on thc east coast of came a convert to bowls and golf. balls, Mr. S. G. Smith did the same Amsterdam, Aug. o. Ihe (ierman England were given permission to But the call of the cricket pitch was thing for Northamptonshire against Meet which chased Russian war- go and fish. insistent and seductive, and nowadays Warwickshire. This is a feat onl\ ships into the (lull of Finland is oue seldom hear-- of him on the links accomplished b\ fifteen players in to-day attacking the Sorts at Svea- London, Aug. 7. Speaking to-day or the bowling green. At both these thc history el the world's first class borg at the entrance of the (iiilf. The First Lord said "apart from the games he showed a natural aptitulde cricket. Drake had hard luck al II is supposed that they are clearing loss of the small British cruiser Am- getting down to a handicap of about Lead-, where Yorkshire beat Notting­ the way for an attack on the Russians pion and the (ierman mine layer nine at golf, a pretty good perfor­ hamshire by 97 runs, iu being robbed which arc now bottled in the Gulf Koenigin Luise there was no other mance for a man who had hardly 1 I ilia lial trick by having a Notts and possibh foi .1 dash against Reval. fighting and no other loss as far as we swung a club before he was 50 years batsman dropped at short-leg with are aware.'' Mr. Churchill announ­ of age. The career uf this famous his 1 had ball after dismissing two bats­ Washington, Aug. 0. American di­ ced that the British Government had veteran goes back almost to the pre­ man successive^ with the two pre­ plomatic despatches from Belgium con­ decided to establish a press bureau historic historj ni ihe game. Like vious balls. firm the Brussels report of a heavy presided over by Mr. 1*'. E. Smith a old Eneas our G.O.M. of 1 ticket < ierman defeat at Leige. The Ger­ membei* of parliament and from this might claim 1 hal lie "pars magna mans were caught between 1 wo forts bureau is to be issued a steady supply fni"' in oil forgotten far off things The aiinihil.il inn ot some German of trustworthy information trom both and battles mng ago. For instance, NOT TOO OLD AT FORTY. troops in a furious charge on over­ the Admiralty and War Office with­ in the la.-t Gentlemen v. Players whelming Begin ii forces was also re- out however placing in danger the Match there were several men on There have beea a good main fan­ l>orte*A Naval and Military departments of both sides who have grown old in thc ciful and freak sporting matches re­ the country. In this he said the game. But none of them were s , cently, but none so good and inter- count • vroukl be kept properly and much as born at the lime Dr. Grace csting a- thai which look place in Paris, Aug. <>. Tin* Admiralty has had established himself and his fame advices thai the German warship truthfully informed of l'v state of London yesterday, when Walter Brick- affairs from day to day. The First as perhaps the greatest cricketer of ett, a 49-year-old professional swim­ which attempted a hostile movement all limes. Due has to go so far back against the French sea coast on the Lord of the Admiralty paid a tribute mer and coach, altcinpU'd to walk a to the press lor its restrain during the as 1864 for W'LG's first triumph. It mile, run .1 mile, cycle a mile, row Mediterraneau has been engaged by was ; hat year he made 170 and a mile auul swim a mile inside the the French Fleet. \'o details are precautionary period when the gov­ ernment was without any legal means 56 iiui out for South Wales against hour. It was a big task for one who obtainable. of controlling I his has enabled the the ('.eiitlemen of Sussex. There is has lost his athletic sprightliness but authorities expeditiously and dis- one record to his credit which has Brickcli who had trained for four Brussels, .\ug.6_— ( a-i many lost one cretly to complete their precautions. never been .touched. In 1895, when months just to see if he could accom­ of her biggest Zeppelin dirigibles this nearly 47 years of age. W.G. scored plish tha fca.1, in lde light of it. afternoon. It was attempting to pass 1,000 runs in the first month of thc Indeed, w lien he got out of the water over thc fortification on the Hervc London, Aug. 7. A Toulon des­ crickei season. It must have been- a at the end of thc fifth mile, the walcli plateau when the Belgian gunners patch announces that the French bat­ weary month for tha bowlers and the showed I hal he had taken only 45 with a gun especially designed for tleship Jean Bart was ordered to-day fielder- of thai year. C B. Fry, mins. 19 13 sees. The nearest ap­ aeroplanes frought her down. An lo the Mediterrani iin sue: and the Surrey professionals,' Abel, proach to Brickett's performance is explosive shell sruched crashed the Hayward and Hobbs, have come very Lieut. Croft's six miles—riding, row­ envelope and the gasbag and exploded London, Aug. 7. A despatch from near to equalling this feat, but so far ing, swimming, running, cycling, the dirigible, which fell a crumpled Newcastle to the Daily Xews timed no other batsman has ever reached and walking—at Colchester in tmao. mass. Her entire crew believed t<» I a.m. to-day says that aijvireless mes­ four figures during the merry month of But he took over 59 minutes. Had number 24 were kilted. The wreck­ sage rccieved at South Shields shortly Mav. In the brave old days when Brickett yesterday put in the 'Mia age landed on the Herve plateau just before midnight states that the Brit­ W.G. wa- ihe heart and soul and mile on horseback he would easily a Bttle way from the fortress. Almost ish fleet engaged the (ierman high backbone >>l a formidable Gloucester have beaten 5 > minutes. It is cer­ iniinedialeb alter thc Zeppelin was seas fleet in a battle off South Dog­ side lie used to turn out early every tain thai an attempt will ba made to wrecked an aeroplane rose from the ger bank.-. Alter a general engage­ morning with most of the ulher mem­ beat Brickett's "record," but it is (jerman position and atemptcd a ment along the battle 'ine which bers of the team for a dip at thc Chi­ doubtful whether any man his age flight over the Herve plateau in tho extended for many miles and in which ton Swimming baths, in those days' can equal it. The times for the direction of IJege. It was also wreck­ many ships on both sides took part an open-air contrivance, thc water .various events are interesting. Walk­ ed b\ iin ; ero-gun from the Herve the German ileel was beaten back of which at 6 a.m. always seemed ing the mile occupied iomins. 13 sees., Fort. This last demonstration of the and moved in the direction ol the to have just come off the ice. It was running took 5 minS. 39 secs.T cycling accuracy of the Belgian fire discourag­ coast of Holland, lt is' now* believed a great sight to sae thc huge bush-', 3 • mins. 55 sees., rowing 8 mins. 44 ed the Germans and iheir aeroplanes that, the German Fleet is completely bearded doctor frolicking hke a dol­ sees., and swimming 16 mins. 48 1, 5 for the rest of the day contented them­ hemmed in on thc eastern side of thc phin. When he dived off thc spring sees. He lost only 36 sees between selves with flights about the (ierman North Sea. All the rest of the sea board and emerged puffing and blow-* finishing the run and mounting Ms lines. The Germans are attacking is in control of the British Fleets. ing he looked just like a particularly cycle and 23 sees between finishing along thc Empire line of forts fronting Support for this contention is found good tempered Father Neptune. cycle and 23 sees to get into his boat. Leige having established that it would in thc official permission given to There is an excellent true story of When he dived into the water he ap­ lie impossible to carry them by assault. fishing trawlers to leave the Tyne W.G. and poor Phil May. The lat­ peared a httle distressed, but he quick­ Artillery has been placed in position ports. Those of the Humber and other ter had very little cricket lore, and ly revived and on finishing witfa_ a and the Belgian positions are being cast coast fishing centres left for the sonaghow contrived to get a cricket j powerful over-arm stroke was quite shelled at long range. For the pur­ fishing grounds to-day. This has cartoon into Punch in which every-: fresh. Brickett, who was thc Amateur pose the new Krupp guns of heavy been forbidden for two days. thing was not quite orthodox. W.G. Swimming Association's coach for the calibre are being used and an enormous promptly wired the artist from a little Olympic games, was a splendid atb; number of them are already in action. country hamlet in the wilds of Gloues- lete as wdl as a champion swimmer Thc advices received by the war office Buenos Ayres, Aug. 6.—The British ter to ask why cover point had got cruiser Glasgow and the German cruis-. in Ms young days. As a walker he fail to estimate dead and wounded but wicket-keeper's -gloves _ on. It was won the Queen Victoria Jubilee Mile it is known to be in the neighbourhood er Bremen were sighted off the Brazil­ a risky business trying jokes with such ian coast to-day. A battle is believed at the London AtMetic Club's cele­ of 10,000. a thorough going Bohemian as Phil' bration meeting in 1887. and he was likely. The Brazilian government has May. About two o'clock nest morn­ hurried the scout cruiser Rio Grande in his day a most successful amateur ing—it was in the depth of winter boxer. One of those who helped London, Aug. 6.—In the House of del Sur and Bahia to Santos to pre- and as cold as charity—W.G. was eerve the nations neutrality. Brickett through Ms self-imposed task Commons this afternoon, Premier As­ aroused from deep slumber by the was James Paddon, the giant Aus­ quith defended England's course ia strenuous knocking at his cottage door. tralian sculler, who is at present train­ joining in tbe war. In strong lan­ Tokio, Aug. 7.—-The reserve army Greatly puzzled and rather alarmed ing for Ms match with Barry six guage he defended intervention, de­ officers have been instructed to hold at such a summons In the dead of weeks hence forthe World's Champion­ nouncing (jermany's attempt to bar­ themselves in readiness for possible night the doctor went shivering in his ship. He has come to be knowa afe gain with England at the expense of mobilization. A flying squadron of nightshirt to discover a telegraph "Silent Paddon," and, after all the France. " It woulrl have been in­ seven cruisers has been organized messenger on the doorstep. There bombastic bragging of the boxers famous for England to have violated at Yokohama. Prince FuMmi is in "was about 6/8 to pay for special de­ who tell you exactly how many sec­ her treaty obligations" he declared command. The battleship squadron livery, and, when W.G. opened the onds they are going to win in even amid a storm of cheers, "we had pledg­ has been increased to 8 vessels and telegram, he read "To keep his hands when no one believes them tot%ave a ed our honour and to have refrained is ready for service. Admiral Cato warm. Phil May." chance of doing so, his silence is in­ from action would have been to-day is ia command. deed golden. No one has yet per­ that "we were no longer capable of suaded Paddon to express any opin­ keeping out word." Previously the L rom ion as to Ms prospects of beatfag Commons had received documents Brussels to the ige" Telegraph l U 8 THE TRIUMPH OF HEARNE. Barry. Hfe oae answer is 'hm showing that Germany had offered C™s the "Ger„.r tr ooprafS THE TRIUMPH OF HEARNE. here to scull "and not to talk.' Like to agree not to seize any French terri- Aag Liege have asked for armistice of * The season of 1914, mtu. be remeni- *.\J ugtivv- _*-'! --- -» 111 ;•***. tory if England would remain neutral, ^24om- IxNtuty and a joy for ever. Sumuran inion Submarines. is a new yawl of 90 tons built from de­ signs by Fife for Lord Sackville of the Clyde tMs year. Great things arc expected of her. Turning to the PLACES NAMED IN THK WAR STEAMERS. smaller handicap craft there is no more DESPATCHES. interesting vessel than Lord Ailxa's S.S, Caribbean arrived from New Bloodhound, wMch is now forty years AKLON Town in Belgium capital \ ork yesterday w*ith 204 jiassengers. old. "Iliis yacht was designed aad rf the province ami 1 ,S mile S.S. ('hignecto arrived from St. built b\'tte father of the present Mr. N. YV. if Luxembourg. I'opulation ammmt Kitts, W.L, yesterday morning and Fife, and was racing with much triumph wIS sail for St. John, N.B., this morning in the 40 ton class in the early seven­ ),O0O. Seized by •Germans 11 oops. ties. In 1880 she was sold to Mr. S.S. Cayo Soto is due to-day from Bain, and practically disappeared BONA. An ancient fortified rown London, England,. from vfew, but seven years ago Lord in Algeria, on the Bay of Bona, near S.S. Caribbean will sail for Nev N ork the north trf River Sebus. Popula­ Tuesday morning. Passenger lender -Ailsa bought her to save her from being r broken up. On the principle that tion about, 26,000. There is a French will have Hamilton at 0 .1.111. _ "there's Bfe in the old dog yet" Ms Naval Station here which tM- < ierman LordsMp had his favourite modernised cruiser Breslau bombarded on Aug. in her aH plan, her lead placed outside, 41 h afterwards going westward to tie and the forefoot slightly founded up. captured bv tin* British ami French Tbe result was simply amasing. The Squadrons old cutter which was on the point of Take Laxative iirot; 'Quinine being broken up as so much scrap LlEGE. A great manufacturing town Tablets All druggists refund wood, has lieen racing in thc finest in Belgium which supi>lies fire arms company ever since anti performing to nearlv every government in the ihe money it it fails to cure. very well indeed. Bloodhound caa words. Copulation 147,0*1x1. Having E. W. Grove's signature is on show a dean parr of heels, running captured the small town of Vise, each box • and reaching in a Iwecze, to the more (pop. 4,000.1 and il is said, having set •*SiS HEnrilNE CO. *?* Lana*. ',.9 9, tip to date fifty-two footers and fifteen fire to it. the Germans marched on in meters cstters, aad in -strong winds Liege. \ug. .sib . and rough weather Mis even been (I STOM iiol ^E—HAMILTON. known to knock spots out of them to I.l XESBtHKi.. Is a t.r.llld 1 >Uchy windward. She has won 1110c races in Central Ear-ope l>ountk*d In (ier- in her rejuvenated dotage than she inaiiv, Belgium and France, li is ENTEREO. did in M-r Halcyon youth, in spite of included in tte (ierman Zolk-rvein but, t In- fact that as t hough fate had a grudge in 1-867, tte Treaty of London declar­ Aug. 3.—Br. S.S ( araqucl. >mith, against her, soon after sbe was saved ed it neutral territory. Ihe present Halifax, N.S.. YVL T. James ami <'••., from the sMp-breafcers she was ram­ ruler is tte Crand Duchess Marie, Agents. med and sunk at tbe atart of a race at who was bom in I-H94- The capital ('l.l.AKKIl. Cowes by a yacht called I.'Esperancc. Luxembourg wa- once considered the Another oM stager is Colonel Bagot's strongest fortress in tte world, it is Aue. 7. Ri . S.S. 1ter m 1tdian , l-raser Creole, who has won more pots than now dismantled. The army nu niters Wu York. any other big yacht on record, and is about 300. Population ldo.ooo. Ang. 4. -8 s s. Carat (uet. Smith, si iii the principal thorn in the side of St. Kills. \\. 1. Bloodhound iunderfavouralrfe condit­ NtsH. A town in Servia, 130 miles ions. The enthusiasm with which thc S.E. of Belgrade. Tte Servians have _ entire population alone; tbe south chosen tMs as tbeir capital because coast, but partimlarly in the west it is defended by several foris and a cwoatry and in «>ld Torhay, follows the exploits of the yachts at all the citadel. FOR RENT Regattas fro Cowes to liymouthis tremendous. There are old ladies in LoNtiWV. A Inrlitit-d town in Brixhani who don't know a yawl from France, Department ef Meurttect, The Annex of Brunswick a cutter, hut would sooner go thirsty Moselle, near tte Belgian front ici IN "Tommy Lipton's ", miles W. by S. of I 11 xt-niI>• >it 1 •_; with important mines trf iron ore. It is Cottage known as the "Iron gate of France ", was captured by the Prussians in t/92 Containing3 Furnished Rooms SCOTS WHA HAE. and again by tte allies in 1815. Its A great deal has been written lately population is between .S.ooo anil <>,ooo. Apply to regarding the decadence trf Scottish C. M. COOPER, golf. In amny quarters f writes Mr. Hamilton. Ciordon Lockgart, the well known 10 r 11 wi:;.e i tm International player), it has been as­ H. D. C. RACES POSTPONED. serted that Scotchmen have not only lost tbeir predomincance, but are be­ Tte races of the Hamilton Ding} ginning also to lose tteir prominence Club advertised to lake place in Ham­ at what ttey have always regarded ilton Harbour on Thiir-ila\ ne\i have FOR SALE as their National pastime. There can been indefinitely post poind. te no doubt that this assumption is mainly based on tte long series of triumphs, still proceeding, achieved HUMANOPHONE COMPANY. ny tte two great English profession­ als Harry Vardon and J. H. Taylor, j "The Nc\i t .eiM-ration ". is a power­ These two men haw between them ful story with various human weak­ secured ihe Open Championship >fco nesses and sins strong!**, portrayed. H fewer than eleventimes, whilst tte The villian of tte piece is noi iriiiiuph- two renowned English amateurs, r. ant all through anti meets with a trag­ Joha Ball and Mr. IL H. Hilton, have ic death. between ttem annexed tte amateur Thc film shows main iniereslin.u zzn Championship no fewer than twelve ispects of tte life of a business man times. I maintain, however, that if j who isnot tOQ sau ](Hl!i TTo ob In. *shm showv n you consider the relativd population |( tbe Mechanic's Hall this evening of tte two countires and the extent to which tte game is now played souh of tte Tweed, Scotland, as regards achievements, w3i come out very BERMUDIAN DETAINED favourable from any comparison that may be instil uletl. Siace tte Amateur We are informed fey tbe Agents of j Championship was started in 1886 the Q. S, S. Co. Ltd. that tbe sailing of Scotland bas scored all but as amny the S. S. Bermudian has teen postpon­ successes as England, tte exact num­ *\m7> ber being forteen as against fifteen. ed until further notice. it is scarcely lair, however, to esti­ mate tbe golfing qualities of a country by the record, however brilliant, of a few of its outstanding exponents at an annual Championship meeting. In Death of Mrs. Woodrow Scotland golf is played by all classes and facilities are specially provided Wilson to enable the working, or artisan play­ er, to indulge in the game. Alover Washington, Aug. 6. Mis. Wood- I FOR SALE tte country Municipal courses are row Wilson died at tte White House springing np . whieh give opportuniy at 5 o'clock this afternoon Ueath for small charges to anyone who tie- came after a struggle of monthsagainst At sires practice. At tte Braif Hills Brights Disease with complications. course at Edinburg, where golf com­ The President was completely unnerv­ mences at daybreak and ends at dark, ed by the shock. It was thought that The Royal Gazette the charge is threepence per round. the funeral will te held on Monday OB some otter courses, equally good,* at Rome, Ga. Stationery Store it is only twopence. Many of tte young men reared on these Municipal courses of Scotland are really golfers of first class calibre, and if ttey could afford tte necessary time and money to enable ttem to like part in import­ ant tournaments ttey would probaby go very far. Scot hind may not boast so iiiiiin "star' pei loi'iiu-rs as England bat sin possesses :i greater amount of hit h It-ii talent.

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