1 .‘ £53, . 1 ' ‘t '
Nathan». 11:. ‘
and netting the government a reva ‘
Ichuactts State leg-
titer. day. there was
ll'bari‘ng before the
111 public health .—re
hill ton gprohibition
All IIah m’a‘n re and sale
flab SPAitbr the usual ch
’11; yfiumepts had been
tfl'th a had been
’ abilitteite year old limit
Ml, {and nitena clergy-
had. urged that policemen
pt‘erview eve 1y boy smok—
p“tl'rjreek- consu in Boston
If it! emark s. T. T Tim-
I emigrant-lemon referred to,
‘t r of a. h1stogyof Greece,
gilt 5,660 mmiSte‘rs, and
O'be pretty intelligent. He
1111
ghnghtest" and that “the
cf? cigarette smokers
est?! Mr Timay~
sdkéd fifty to sev-
ye cigareti es 3 day, and
‘ f longed the company to show
it looked like a sick man.
,. therapists IIQOkitlle wind
f wins 0 n 'sails by saying
'e was Ia manufacturer of
Sci. .I buliecticut,
muc 1-discussed
tOI
' resi-
1531151611931,”ng—
‘ uba, and later saw Secretary
1 Mr. Platt, when asked con—
g' the published criticism
In Havana, concerning the
ndments bearing his name,
iued to enter into any discus-
11 of the particular criticism
"do by a certain distinguished
an leader, but 011 the general
nation said. "The Cubans will
, I tat the amendments are as
. tlch in their interests as they are
' the interest of the United‘1
es. They will see that in the
" repeated Mr. Plait, to lend
Iplias to his lzlziiI-IticularIII conver—
tion ("There It the
. little 6622114“ i'gnit'y
gr6w1ug out of misapprehension
urpos d aims. but I have
, itilc Cubans will ul—
mateljmsgé the sincerity of pur-
pose which, has actuated us in
{painting thesd amendments alike
ii] tlieir i1 forest” and .."n the
rest of country. '1'
.v R. l‘ylel‘, of the
ublica'n “' .‘t'l'ltc Cential Com-
mittee ai’id M1. Mc'lannually;E of
fly Me I‘aininany Voting Machine
'Impa'l'ly, I151} a warm and lively
tin the coltgidor of the House.
yesterday inguhe presence of 'a
urge numbccmf members Gkbbth
‘IOIISCS, the argument being oycr.
an a¢cusation by Mr. c am-
many tIIiIathltlm Re ublicar SPF.“
mittee was using in uence 0 'pre—
' t the adoption of votiii'g ‘ma-
e111 point. Mr FyIler hotIlIyde
pied the implication and a lbngt
cello uy followed duringpwhich
61611113111 declared that
W661 t6 be intimidate
teal i1 fliIIicIithIes 5::
Ost
ork Evdiiiug
Vidently’f’WtIed withprofihe'tr
”iii on. as i ' W
eteenth é u'ilyMt
3! was its- capacfity to rule' a na-
' com 105 0 states
p‘le liv'ed fiat thé m'ost {motif
' ouutry or in small towns.“
ntieth century test will 'bptii:
‘ city to rule the great cities
I roll will dominate many of the
Ites. The question must be de-
ed by those .cities and the
‘ her the , le' 111 the rural dis-
tI und'cIIi‘ {11:1 this the better
. ppllrei Connec-
1' ‘ {at has not' dvanced ar1 enough
‘ ‘ 1‘. Islam bélhg’ ..dom:
Ind WW the cities.’
iderhhle ppecdla-
iiishé'eoii'ieot all
clamped acheck books after
t,_ as theté’hllllllie i16 no:
do for them. and just now
‘ re, 1'th r numerous. Many
Ilm uancial institutiops
111i having your teeth
oucdforbvus
l'fi‘e‘d that “cigarette smokers _
es. . IO. pestle art's!
[the maehw'ih “dent-an. ‘ii high
comm stamp.
cone of $7,000,000.
told that if LthEy d‘o nb‘t‘aceept the
proposition of, thee
take a ten per; cent‘. duetion in
removed to St. Louis.
1y seems to“? be a fact that St.
Louis is becoming the.princia
seat of the cheap shoemnk 11g
business or the country. ‘
m
1 WHATEWOMENMRI DOING.
They say: 1"the Iupply or silver trim-
mlngs and accessories Is greatly Inad-
equate to the demand.
If You are conscious of a need of
physical exercise, don’t let anything
but sickness Interefere with the' reg
ular practlcln’g of them.
Some people tell you that to Itlff,
high collars In due the flabby flesh of
the neck. Shall we go without collars
altogether? _
71PM...
If you will wehisnablaclr v'olbct col-
lar and belt with your llghbcolored
waists, you will add- much tp Its good
looks and to your own. the latter be-
cause the black velvet In mare be
coming against" your face than any
color can "
wrw
I notlc on a up her of dread no
signs hot the bloc ell waist add the
skirt, whlblrihrcld'f Ihgoodii are reg
ularly crossed up and down with rows
of Insertion let Into the materlal. This
Is In. keeping with the vertical lInes on
everything In the form of wearing ap-
parel and makes In very dressy frock.
"Vogue" has this to say In support of
the etntemcnt that the craze for thlnga
golden has not diminished: Coming
dress events. on far, are castlng vcry
sharply pronounced “shadows-none
more so than the further oxploltatlon
of gold, which II introduced 11119 11 ev-
erythlng won-flu stir.“ and tissues
for hats ribbons. veils, fabrlcc'nnrl
s.IIk wool and cotton laces, pnrasol
1:,ovorlngs small hand bags, slippers.
flowers. foliage, clffures.,slilrt and bod-
Ice linings for over faces or note. belts.
stocks. vests ahd ehemlsettes. This.
In ccmblnatlon with the mass of per.
sombornnmcntatlon. from brooches to
bat plns.‘ which well-dressed women
are supplied with, defines the craze
perfectly.
.__...._............_.
OPENING OF Tilt EXPOSITION..
‘W . 11 1 I? ,
Plano AIIumIr'ig Deflnlte Shape for
31.11.1511; 'nI Show.
hUFi‘ALo Ma1,.’1'i—,.—Wnn the re
from Washington the,p_lans for open-
Inc the
assuming dellnlte shape. It has been
decided that the expomonI chall bIe
)penc gmMn .l- M t tme ras‘
111,13; éhklnle'yi'im hIs uiinblnet
pecte to be on their way to the P11
:Ific coast. It Is proposed to connect
the Presldent‘s truth by telegraph with
he temple of music. Direct telegraph-
c communication wIlI also be cstab
IIshed' wlth the ucIIirecutIvo once of the
presidentsof tIc rota humor the
western hem coda e governor-
enernl of (tarballs. Ml; prc ‘..'
siieiock Buffalb time, 111 Will this
ruested to touch electrl butt In
their offices. m will rt po'Ie
1f machIpI . e 611 Iltlwt
. shame expec 1! 111
will transmit over the wIII I a message
of greeting.
ll President Mo'KInley frfim hI
Ial car, surrounded by hI icnbl 'fl".
then start the great to talh‘ 1111
aid will transmlt over the»
treating to the‘ people
occasion _of
ii a coal c
“humblyv arrh
0nu tMayil
sin a.
It lag proppsc hold
I1mpoalug elitism :ecre or
It In exp 'fled' V c-pre in Boone
velt. Governor Odell and. a I r c num-
‘1er of natlonal and diplomatl'
will be present.
e12. will be designated Presidents
present
OLD STRUCTURE REMOVED.
o_—
Lnndmarko will be Demon-bod.
Middle, him
In expra'dted‘that
the 11115111 Ii)
'-nInI' cclébi'at n In
one o the photo
left candlii‘g.
down first.
mencemcnt wee,
lowed by North
foe Hall on Elm street
any will proIbnly b6 trmfgrrodto
old gymnasium on
119911 1111 the command
W ‘
The 1,100 cm 10 ees of the E.
and A, H. Bate cl or Shoe Corn- 1'
pah'y', of' ’North B‘robk'field, are ~
IIpmpany to
wages andl‘a iiiharo In the profits,
the whole establishment may be
It certain»
turn of Director General Buchanan.
pan‘AmerIcanI Exposition are
-"1.o1~1p0N, March Ill—The Globe, thla
wire a
sembl ed 11
tlinen g The c-
this ovel‘
1beIIIng work-
when
m'c'lhls
A day probably between June 9 and
11
11y." when President MoKIplqy. and
Is party on route to Washington. on
their return from the count. will be
With Exception of South Middle, YOII
NEW HAVEN, Merrill ,14—An ofilclal
order has been Issued by the Yale Cor.
poratlon authorltlca' for the‘ demolltl'on
of all the rbmmhffitbfd structures on
the university campus with theyoncop-
11011 of the dorIIutory, known 1111 111111...
tore
her neat. this building will he the only
college landmarks
y'eeum wIII her torn
Immedlately after com.
and thls will be fol~
'olldgc. 1111 econ as the
collage postoiflce can be transferred to
, Fayciweather 11.11.111.11. In July, we
treasury buIIdIng will be pulled down
‘ and théttreuury department thrived to
the new administration bulldlng, walls
the department of much: now In the
treasury bulldlng will be shifted to the
former home of cI-Preoldcnt Dwight.
Tho’ old brIclr structure opposite Dur-
will also be de-
molished. and the pchliblchtcaI labotra-
tIlo'n of $1.000.
. 5.0.91.1
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0 one 0
rue coo :bbo
ooooocooooooo
cocci-«cone».
ooooooooooo oooo
oooooooooooop cocoa
BENSDOBPS
Royal Dutch
CO GOA
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Contains till the
BONESTY
in its
composition
that
characterizes
, the
Sturdy Dutch.
Price Reduced I
' IFor argue In. the
.1 . .Nol‘wmkii.‘ .37. ‘
', 1~‘ ‘ J‘Ilb'y I. ' 1 -
WILLIAM ui'hn'rrs.
new roan OIROCERY Ico.
CHARLESLuGLOVER '
FINNEY & Educator.
E. H. MOREI‘I‘OUSE.
p. s. DAVENPORT.
LORENZO DIBBLE.
CENTRALFOODCO.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR.
I.D.ROBERTSON.
BRITISH PRESTIGE.
nu...—
The NervoIcIIn’oII «if the nun-h For.
clgn Office Commented On.
afternoon. continues to bewall the
'n'erveleesneae of 'the Brltlsh Foreign
Office In regard. to Russliu'i action In
Manchurla. and retltcratcs Its appeal
to the Unlted States to “rid Itself of the
Influence of Wu Ting Fang. and the
glamour of Ruéslnn dlplomucy.” and
thereby save the northern China mar-
ket to the cutonvmllls of thp‘aoqthorn
states.
The balance of the long artlclc. how-
eVer, seems to Indicate that the Globe.
like others". le'not really scurrilous to
old American commerce. as to help
forward the widespread British deal»
to secure the assistance of Washing-
ton In stemming Russian ambition, re-
storing Brltleh prestige. and keeping
the open door for Brltlsh trade
PRESIDENT HARRISON DEAD.
Pound Away Yesterday Afternoon at
4MB O'clock.
INDIANAPOLIS. 11111.. March 14—-
General Benjamln .Harrlcon, former“;
president of the Unitedvstatee. died ntl
4: 45 o'clock. yesterday afternoon. Hon
wan unconscious to the 11111 and a deep
broilth marked the peaslng from "to
of the gran stateIman.- Near relatives
and never told and tried frIcndn. were
at the bedside when the and came.
MIOAPPBOPRIATION OF FUN”.
BOSTON. March ism—The United
StatcaDIItrIct Court Grand 'Jury. call‘
an In special seculon‘tolconelder the
canon bfl‘lGe‘orge M. Foster, formerly
cashier of the south anvers Natlonal
Bank of Peabody, and delta W. Dick»
Inson, of Boston; a shareholder In the
bank, charged with mIInpproprlItIon
of the tech of the“ Institution today re
turned a jolnt Indictment In fifteen
counts Ignlplt the men. The Indicté
merit places the total sum Involved It
:40, 000. The' grand jury also returned
LoepIrIto Indictment agIInot Footer
In three counts, two alloglnrfhlee on-
trial, and one the wllful mlsnppllou-
1111ch "1'11: sucks «women.
I!" it
w 1111111111 in
‘1 1116;133:111 all“
50 dosen Flowers In Mllllnery De
‘ 69c pure silk Tdhetiifb'ldclL ' '
. 60 dozen extra full blanched Tow-
tlon In Brltlsu
' ll be called by
”no a‘brothcr or
the Shamrocks slr per. a'.llli Herpes
119
é'i'wyt'
if 1 lI" -’
An u'nuluhl merchandising event. A role 611.114 Spring Dry Goods froth from the looms at a saving from twenty-live to
forty per centh w111111.. hurry and bustle attending the work of our store alteration, pich bf merchandise were what 1911;111th
tiled—Result} many things muued or Illghtly tolled. When' you come to visit our bright new store we want to chow you only the best
' of everything. Saturday morning every bit of soiled or musoed stuffs will be displayed handy for your chopaing. of price: that will soon
store. You will be welcomed equally III much even though you are not among the purchasers. Sale will continu6I, II lng Ill ‘88.!”
3.1.1111».
last.
11
1.
Chlldl'ell'fl 118.15... tyre. to 12
yrs., regular prlceI up to $8.110,
this sale. 81.40 about“
Ladies’ and Mlsseo' Spring Jack-
ets, regular prlee. 35, $3.08
2,000 yards beet styles dress ging-
ham. selected colors—pinks.
blues and lavendcra—the 80
goods. tomorrow, bl/go
partmcnt. regular fillies. 25c, thln
sale, 15c
10c
27 Inch all wool Triob'ia.
Black and colored:a‘I_I Iwool Chev-
lots. 590 quality Til/3e
«in
All wool Albatross. all colors. 600
quality,
German Torchons. regular values
7c and 10c,
Purc Silk Taffeta Illbhon, pluka.
blues. reds. lavender and white,
“,5 Inches wide, regular price
250, excellent for ncckwear, to-
morrow. ‘-. 18Vgc
All IIncn Barneley Crash, 100 cuIl‘
Ity. Cygc
366'
3:
cls, 10c qualIty,
8c
‘ 1
125 dozen all llncn Frllig’cd Doy-
lIeI, full size,
10 places heavy 'I‘abIIo Damask,
Full size Whlte Orbchbt Qullts.
$1. 50 quallty, 81.19
2.000 yards loo Fancy Outlng Flan-
nel, 5330
Ladies' Black Dress Shlrte, taffeta
trimmeduzegular price #4. lim-
Ited quantlty, 02.90
Ladles' Walking SkIrte.~'~-regulnr
prIees $5 and 86. 50, 82.98
Ladies Muslin Druwers,.,just the
least bit museed, worth 39c and
450. ... .
all wool Albatrosti 'WaIItI.
trimmings or 11111111 HM‘IIIII‘
fine tucksh all colors, 81.98
Shannon's Dione .1111pr ef-
fects. slmllal'I to the rIchI Iaatln
foulnrde. vary deslrabld,’
27 Inch printed Dress Lawns. all
new styles. 8%:
1.000 Window Shades, 25c qua|~
“Y.
100 Leather Shopping Bags, Pock-
etbook attached, worth 30c.
An cntlre stock of Ladles'Kld
Gloves that We have been seIlIng
at 81 per pair, during thls sale
at
411
19c
291:
$3
7c
191:
196
1612
1 1
81 Corsets In odd makes and class.
a bnrgaln It you can find your
51:13.1“. . 69
Chlldren'o Ribbed Underwear In
odd class, at 10c, formerly 26c.
AutomatIc half hose. worth 1255c
pair, durlng this sale at
0
7c
25 dozen Flowers, priced till now
up to 96c, thII sale.
Children’s Black Stockings In
heavy ribbed. "The, Black Cat"
and “Mother's Friend" sIzee 6.
6% and 7%, former price 251:.
We sale,
Some few slzcs yet left In Men's
Collars, all “non, warranted, at. 71:
Cults, tall/2c
Men's Outing Flannel Shirts,
good styles, at 351:, worth 50c.
Boys' Outing Shirts, at 17c, worth 35c.
Boye' Plannelette Walats, at 15c, worth
25c.
Boys' Knee Pants. at £511, worth 39c.
9e Porcelain Tea Cups and Sauc-
cera. 61: ca.
19c Poreelaln Vegetable Dishes. 11c
10 Porcelaln Breakfast or DInner
Plates,
49c
15c
.5;
16c three-pint round Dishes. 1 Bo
15c one- quart Pitchers. . . 911
29c Porcelain Covered Sugar
Bowls, ’ ' 15°.
to Table mam... 11. doe.
I19c Hand Lamps, complete, .1 ‘2"1oo
39c elxcuart- GranIte covered '
Sauce Pans, . . 250
49c four-quart Grnnlt‘e sen Blinds. 816‘
22c tour-quart Granite Pudding
Pans, doc
25c three-quart Granlte , Sauce-
pans, ~ 159
14c large slae Granite Pie Plates. 91'.
35c Blown Glass Pitchers, 1 259
29c Cracker Jars, cut glaIe pat
tern, , the
Lemlmade Sets, con‘iilstlng' of III
Tumblers, Pitcher and my”. 430
112 pee. Decorated Dinnerraet, Q7198
15c five-quart 'I‘In Bauecpali'e; "100
29c one-gallon Glass OII Cans, I191:
29c Gal iron Coal Hedi-i, ' 11;:
98c Gal. Iron Garbage Cans, 699
25c ll-qt. Dish Pans,_ I . 14o
29c Gal. Chamber Polls, 210
$1.25 Copper Bottom Wash Dotti
era, No. 8 size,
899
HennzsuoygzIIIIna'w vim.
GLASGOW, Marathi-mm heel of
n yacht designed by cung Herreshoff
was successfully run his moinl'ng. She
Is constructed entIIWy of nlekle steel.
As she wlll be themaly III-metal boat
In the elxty-fivc- footer class. she In
certain to create
yudfltlng circles.
Cnpta'in Willis
hoff‘s methods of dealing with the dif
lleultles of Brltlsh rnclng rules are said
to be quite orIglnal.I
"-a-
SENTENCED 0 BE SHOT.
WASHINL‘TON. March I3r—Prlvatc
George CIIIIDIOB, Company I). Nine
tccnth Infantry, was trled by court
martlal at Cebu, P I'.. and found guilty
of dcsertlng In vlolntlon of the?‘ forty
seventh artIele of war He was con-
tcuced to be shot As this case tnvolv
ed the death penalty It was submltteu
to the. president for. his action. He like
Issued an order ctllrlmutlng the con-
tence to dlshonbra lo dI ‘ from
the service of the nlted 8 t with
forfelturc of all p and allowances
due’or to become do and monument
at hard labor for period (if seven
years. The Blllbl Illtary prll'lol at
Manna has been designated as the
place of confinement.
A BUSINESS-LIKE MARRIAGE CON
TRACT.
A marrlage contract made between
William h‘.chett1and Ella' .1. Brad
way was filed for record In the registry
of deeds last week. The contract says
that whereas mnrrlage Is Intended be-
tween the pardoned 11.1111an Bradwny
I11 possessed of c In property, In‘
eluding a'250lncre r111 In Mohooti and
personal property. In agre'e'd that she
may rctnln thle propery, wlth such as
may hereafter come to her, separate
and apart from WlIlIatn F. Jewett.
with power to manage and‘dldpooo of
her estate as she may sec at, and at
her death to have It descend to her
hf'fut'hw or- otherwise to dispose
o t.
VOTED FOR STATE FLOWER.
The children of MIIalsprpI have had
an Important part In the selection of
the flower to be 11ch 1111 state emblem.
The question was naked In all the pub-
iii votlng. The bbou'tlful blossom of
the magnolln tree.
half the votes. thd tton bloom coml
Ing next and fonngo dowel-I In all
being voted for. chool days In the
for 110th are very pleasant for the
children. and thIa little common on
shownto the future oItl zone of
state In solo: to make them much
more Interested personally In every
thing pertalnlng Iii its welfare. ,
THI PADS. AUTHOIO.
ow 'novelluto rite .111111111 I be
lift-Interest tgto bhfmo whom
have some favor! doc for “attaching
the muse. R‘be wrote ”Near to Na-
‘ture’s Heart, " flay "At the seaside"
and Recent "All In I“ Garden FIII‘.”
Verne wrote ‘l'l‘wenty Thousand
Leagues Under the 8M.”- 1'?"
don “In
Band: bands. and Morbneli "011 the
Helghta.” ‘
(”While Olbbon wrote "Db Lack of
M6,: luck £11on “In Peril and Priva-
thin, I!
rot "In 8111:! At “$1.th
thnn"‘0ut blow
.HbrltlouIzII A
schools, about 26, 000 chlldl‘en In .
celvod more than ,
.‘I
HOW THE MOUSE WAG CON-
‘ II. QUERED.
A young woman jumplng madly from
a buggyiitid shrieklng as if possessed
of a demon. attracted the attention
of the employees at . Panhandle
shops of... the cIty. afternoon.
and severiil of them dropped their
tools and hastened to h adhietance.
Imthc moantlmc‘ a yOImgmwlmi-
lurly a tractcd. has ”New side
and be Ween her crles tdI‘tlano
she man ad to make him understand
at 11 I" find run up her clothing and
ad tnk n refuge on her back between
her dress and her ehou dera. She was
appealing to blur all I. Is tI’m'e to kill
it. but she'" moved about so rapidly
that he could not get near her. .
Ho Ilnplly succeeded In grub lag the
Intruder and gradually tight ed hIs
hold upon the rodent untll It ceased to
struggle. She then pleaded wlth hIm to
cut.
FanegDouble (In:
at our store.
m: Ill.”
NI Yo W-
I
l 1
will never regret.
Cream Corn, 711 can; , II for. 100.
dominion WW hot
11 lb. can Booth. very fine.
VIctory String Boone, per can.
1
«I I1)
/
"lo 8 lb. con Pouch».
130 Preserved Strawberrlce. per can.
81: Fluent Quality Pineapple, per can. Ibo Quart Jar Mustard
as CENTS POUND.
5 CENTS POUND.
, enorcr. pnnvr BUTTER.
ow 11113111011111), con FISH
- 1 CAN BAKED air.
191.1111. omnumrnb SUGAR 11011
countries can risk.
. . . .A COMPLETE ASSOMMDINT' OF LEN-TEN SPECIALTIES AI'I‘ LOWIIEBT PRICED.
unbutton her dress and take It out' had
he performed the dbllcate operation
after several Jerks 1.1 the hooks and
eyes. with which. he was wholly unfa
miller. By thls time the employee had
reached the scene and when the sltua
tIon was explalned to them they gave
three hearty cheers for the rescuer.
The woman proved to be Miss Vil-
glnla Wellman and she said she pre-
sinned the rat. was in the buggy when
she got 'In at her ”father's farm house
two miles away.
GOLD BRIOKED.
"Many a man who has a good oppor
tunity," said the city boarder, "loses
money slmply because he hasn’t sufil-
clcnt confidence. " .
Clover top. "I lost a lot 0 money: omit
because I had too dash dinged much
confidence! "
cur. ' '
Seymour sStor
Weare receiving mailand telephone orders from all parts of the town for the fine. IBridgewnter
Hills Creamery Butter. It received the “highest score" over all others, of anbeuttcr' 1n Connecti-
32c. lb. in prints, 300. lb. in tube, 3% lbs. for $1.00. ‘
liine Elgin Creamery Button. 351:. and 27c. lb.
Fancy Fresh Coniit'rv Eggs. 25c. dozen. " " ' '
Pure Vermont Maple §yrup. 15c. and also. bottle. ,-
Try' the Genuine Old Dutch Java and Arabian Mocha Coffee, (nothing like it in town.) 381:. lb’. ~
*Cfieese, 16c. lb. ' . ,
Tlul Best CofiefihIE-‘t popular price of 25c. per lb will be found here. Try it 1 . v]
Failoy Apples, Crisp White Celery, Sweet Potatoes, Boston Head Lettuce, Parsdips,‘ etc.
Nothing but first-class goods, and the lowest prices. You will make no mistake by ordering
Anything you need in our line. Everything fresh, sweet, pure and wholesome. '
0"" 315011111111, William, 33 Ilest IInliingtonItr‘o‘it
W
TELEPHONE CALL. 133-6.
Far Purse
Our Grocery 8torc'1s I life Ipairing institution. Buying OroeorIeI at the? prices is
11 cm .BIrtlctt Pears.-
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A VICTIM OF BAD SFA‘MANOHIP.
The dean of Bristol In f'Phuses of
My Llfc" relates the following .
“From time to time I met at 'dlniier
a great friend of Lord Gage' ii Admiral
Boyle Invariably when. we met this
admiral of the old school would come
to me and say, ‘Do you. sir, read. the
account of St Pauli! shipwreck? 1" '
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" ‘Well, all I can any Is, as {in Old
sailor, Is that If any captain In her
majesty a service handled lilo vessel as
the captain of that shlp did. he would
have been court martialcd nett day
and dismissed from the service.’ "
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saloon—Syracuse Herald.
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